Mike Coslo wrote:
That sticking point has been negated.

- Mike KB3EIA -

And BPL has been introduced. Every station for themselves.

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"Lloyd" wrote:
More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Throw out a few pieces of
bait to the Baxter-Haters and watch them work themselves up into
a hissy fit, complete with drooling & foamiing at the mouth.
Too easy! Hook, Line, & Sinker!

ROTFLMAO!

73,

"Lloyd" a.k.a. Anon

Leland has Riley's autograph. g

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Steveo wrote in message ...
"Lloyd" wrote:
More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Throw out a few pieces of
bait to the Baxter-Haters and watch them work themselves up into
a hissy fit, complete with drooling & foamiing at the mouth.
Too easy! Hook, Line, & Sinker!

ROTFLMAO!

73,

"Lloyd" a.k.a. Anon

Leland has Riley's autograph. g

Glenn Baxter truly is K-1-MANkind as his associate Mr. Murdock has
often said. K1MAN is a kind person who only has the best interest of
the hams of the entire world in his heart. His love of ham radio and
those in it is truly god like. My admiration for him grows with each
passing hour.

My one wish would be for him to bring his leadership to where all the
"good buddies" are, because he is so much like them. And that's a big
10-4!

If anything was going to be done about the willfull interference, it would
have been done by now. With the exception of three individuals, all
licensed hams, the same clown are still on and doing the same things.

Dan/W4NTI

"Jim Hampton" wrote in message
...
Lloyd,

Regardless, he has *not* totally cleaned up his act. My best thought
would
be to eliminate any kind of "broadcasting". The ARRL wouldn't care for
that, obviously, but there are going to be more folks that feel if one
person (or organization) can, then they can. They *can* indeed, if they
follow the rules. But those with the attitudes that bother me are always
'pushing' the envelope. Either they are given carte blanc, or others
start
the same thing. In any event, the willful interference bothers me a
*lot*.
This has been getting worse over time and if not nipped in the bud,
amateur
radio might just as well be called amateur cb. Sorry, just my opinion.


73,
Jim AA2QA

"Lloyd" wrote in message
...
Yet another nicely worded personal *opinion* but no one has yet
to say *why* Baxter should lose his license. What has the current
administration have to do with Baxter?

73,

Lloyd




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(Steve Baxter) wrote:
My one wish would be for him to bring his leadership to where all the
"good buddies" are, because he is so much like them. And that's a big
10-4!

10 Code rocks!

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"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message link.net...


Actually JJ just repeated what the FCC said to Baxter. And just what does
NORAD and FEMA have to do with it?

They have about as much to do with it as JJ does.

nd their well monied supporters have caused us
irreperable damage in the sight of the world

acttually, I have read anti-American posts posted by people in the rest of the
world even before 9/11 happened.

And I don't mean just people just disagreeing with some American policies.
These posters were anti-U.S. to the point of even disagreeing with what they
theirselves had previously posted just so long as everything they said was
anti-U.S.

this thread surprises me, because as I remember, back in the early to mid-80's,
Glenn Baxter was one of the most respected ham radio operatorrs on ham radio.

my, how times have changed.

"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...
Yeah, that was quite a jump there, Dan! I think Jim learned that tactic
from the neocons. I hear Rush and Anne do it all the time. And remember
they are still blaming everything on Billary! Might as well get used to
it. The libs have learned.

- Mike KB3EIA -


Hello, Mike

Actually, that jump took since 1967 to form. My parents were Republicans.
I was *going* to be (couldn't vote until you were 21 back then).

I've seen what that kind of thinking can do. When I was in boot camp,
someone got on the wrong side of someone. He was taken into the shower and
when he came out (do *not* attempt to tell me otherwise - I was there and
saw this kid when he came out of the shower), his lip was split and he had a
nasty bruise on his forehead. This was company 43, Great Lakes, in 1967. I
mentioned this to someone else and the guy laughed - "that was nothing. The
next company over, some guy's shirt was dirty. They stripped him naked and
scrubbed him over *every inch of his body* with a scrub brush!". The
discription was actually more graphic than that, but I'm sure you get the
idea. That second story I cannot confirm; but it finally got me to
thinking. If we treat our own that way, how would we treat prisoners (from
whom we wish to obtain information). Over 3 decades later, I have my
answer. And a lot of non-thinkers screaming that it is nobody's fault. LOL

The city mayor (a democrat) ran agains the county treasurer (a republican)
last year. The republican said "no more taxes, no reduction in service".
The democrat stated "anyone who thinks we can continue services and not
raise taxes is either not telling the truth or they are kidding themselves."

Of course, the republican won and became county manager. Aid was cut to the
city (natch), but OMG - a *huge* deficit. They are going to borrow more
funds. Their credit rating has been cut again (I think this is 5 reductions
in credit rating in 6 years). Now the courts have ruled that in New York
State, there is underfunding of poor school districts (surprise, surprise -
all 8th graders in Mendon - a *high* income area nearby - got free laptop
computers!). None of this has caught me by surprise. It isn't a matter of
if; rather, when.

So, go ahead and giggle in your self-rightousness. It isn't going to change
what is happening and what will happen. Perhaps we *should* give away
amateur licenses. Get some of those 20 KW class C amps up on 75 and 20
meters and out of 11 meters. Heck, if someone can afford to run a 20 KW
rig, they should be entitled to do so, right? )

You guys are a scream. Pardon me for not laughing.


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA




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Jim Hampton wrote:

"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...

Yeah, that was quite a jump there, Dan! I think Jim learned that tactic
from the neocons. I hear Rush and Anne do it all the time. And remember
they are still blaming everything on Billary! Might as well get used to
it. The libs have learned.

- Mike KB3EIA -



Hello, Mike

Actually, that jump took since 1967 to form. My parents were Republicans.
I was *going* to be (couldn't vote until you were 21 back then).

I've seen what that kind of thinking can do. When I was in boot camp,
someone got on the wrong side of someone. He was taken into the shower and
when he came out (do *not* attempt to tell me otherwise - I was there and
saw this kid when he came out of the shower), his lip was split and he had a
nasty bruise on his forehead. This was company 43, Great Lakes, in 1967. I
mentioned this to someone else and the guy laughed - "that was nothing. The
next company over, some guy's shirt was dirty. They stripped him naked and
scrubbed him over *every inch of his body* with a scrub brush!". The
discription was actually more graphic than that, but I'm sure you get the
idea. That second story I cannot confirm; but it finally got me to
thinking. If we treat our own that way, how would we treat prisoners (from
whom we wish to obtain information). Over 3 decades later, I have my
answer. And a lot of non-thinkers screaming that it is nobody's fault. LOL

Funny you should mention that. I was watching Hannity and Colmes the
other night, and Hannity was coming up with a rationale for why the
perps wre justified in treating those prisoners that way. Thought I'd puke.

Then last night I go to the local Barnes and Noble, and I see he has a
book out "Deliver us Fron Evil". That was amusing enough, but then I
read a review (plug actually) on Thebookservice.com. One of his
"Insights" as they called it was:

"Why it's so difficult for liberals to see clearly on moral questions --
including the moral dimensions of the war on terror."

The city mayor (a democrat) ran agains the county treasurer (a republican)
last year. The republican said "no more taxes, no reduction in service".
The democrat stated "anyone who thinks we can continue services and not
raise taxes is either not telling the truth or they are kidding themselves."

Of course, the republican won and became county manager. Aid was cut to the
city (natch), but OMG - a *huge* deficit. They are going to borrow more
funds. Their credit rating has been cut again (I think this is 5 reductions
in credit rating in 6 years). Now the courts have ruled that in New York
State, there is underfunding of poor school districts (surprise, surprise -
all 8th graders in Mendon - a *high* income area nearby - got free laptop
computers!). None of this has caught me by surprise. It isn't a matter of
if; rather, when.

So, go ahead and giggle in your self-rightousness.

Hey, I'm not giggling.

It isn't going to change
what is happening and what will happen. Perhaps we *should* give away
amateur licenses. Get some of those 20 KW class C amps up on 75 and 20
meters and out of 11 meters. Heck, if someone can afford to run a 20 KW
rig, they should be entitled to do so, right? )

You guys are a scream. Pardon me for not laughing.


- Mike KB3EIA -