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![]() Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. If you are claiming he was AWOL then indeed you are a liar. |
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"Frank Dresser" wrote in message ...
"Lawrence H. Bulk" wrote in message om... The communist countries were on the air with a political agenda which could be argued (successfully, by our side, as it has turned out). Arguments didn't run down the communist countries, it was containment and economics. Information and education were really what brought down the communists. I met some individuals from Czechoslovakia and Hungary during the "cold war" and while they had some potent arguments for the merits of their system, their failings, once exposed to them and to their people, outweighed any advantages their system might have offered. Once their people really knew about the outside world, they themselves brought down their governments and their failed system. "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others." Were the communists a scourge of mankind? Of course they were (20,000,000 Russians killed by Stalin, among other atrocities), but their system at least started out with some noble purpose. It just worked out exactly the opposite of what its founders envisioned. (This is a poor point here in this argument, but how many Americans [native, black, etc.] have been killed with the tacit acceptance of the government?) The "religious" broacasters have no noble purpose. Just MONEY. Anyone who thinks he or she can "buy" his/her way into "heaven" (or that these so-called "holy men" will help them do so) is, in my opinion, very foolish. That's hardly unique to religion. Fool/Money/Parted. But these "religious" broadcasters prey (no pun intended) on it. That is their sole (again, no pun ...) reason for existence. Their "shows" aren't even entertaining! They are very entertaining!! Maybe they give you a good laugh but I can tell you that, among other things, they are ruining the shortwave hobby (as well as being inherently evil). I have given shortwave receivers as gifts to four individuals, three youngsters and one adult. I have shown them how to use these radios, as much as one can do in an hour or two. After a month or somewhat more, they all had the same complaint: nothing but "religious" shows on shortwave. Sure I tell them where to tune, but the complaint persists. No shortwave converts here. Regardless of what anyone says or even believes, this ("religious" broadcasts), more than anything else I can think of, is very damaging to the hobby, in my opinion. These hucksters are not interested in shortwave, or even, again in my opinion, in true religious beliefs. They only want MONEY! Sorry for the diatribe, but I really feel strongly about this. I love listening to the shortwaves for the fun of it (there is still something magical about it that the internet can never replace) and for the information it brings about countries that I shall never have the opportunity to visit. Are the opinions biased? Certainly they are, but all human opinions are biased in one way or another. At least these foreign broadcasts have mostly a decent purpose behind them, whether or not you believe in their system (I have no use whatsoever for Fidel Castro, but look at the record: he has outlasted nine US presidents [and who knows, he may outlast George W. Bush]. If there have been any assassination attempts by his own people against him, I am unaware of them. (Of course they wouldn't make that a headline on Radio Havana!) You and I don't like him, all the refugees don't either, but maybe some of his people do! I have just as much contempt for the "religious" broadcasters as I do for Castro. Again my apologies. You certainly have every right to believe the way you do (and you don't need my "permission" to do so). Lawrence |
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says... Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. If you are claiming he was AWOL then indeed you are a liar. You don't know what I said? You are functionally illiterate and having someone read the messages off the newsgroup for you? FW |
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![]() Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. I responded by provided cites from - and a URL to - a newspaper article from a fairly reputable paper saying exactly the same thing as I had. I also pointed out that even a cursory search of Google ("human reliablity program' air force) indicated that the program did exist and did functioned as outlined in the article. You shut up at that point. But silence isn't enough. I need you to either specify why you said my original statement was untrue so that I can expand my knowledge on this subject and be able to reach an informed decision. Or I need a 'Oops' from you. That's it. All I want. I don't get either, that tells me all I need to know regarding the true state of your credibility. And whether I regard you as a vauled fellow poster or a troll. Your move. I maintain that my credibility is stellar. I see. Your refusal puts the lie to your statement, I'm afraid. But at least your true nature is clear, now. How so? ****Wad |
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![]() Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. If you are claiming he was AWOL then indeed you are a liar. You don't know what I said? You are functionally illiterate and having someone read the messages off the newsgroup for you? You just proved you are full of ****! ****Wad |
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![]() Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. If you are claiming he was AWOL then indeed you are a liar. You don't know what I said? You are functionally illiterate and having someone read the messages off the newsgroup for you? Again, you are full of ****... ****Wad |
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![]() Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: In article , says... Frank White wrote: snip How's your credibility, btw? Pretty damn good as far as I know! How's yours? Better than yours, I think. Much better. Let's cut to the chase here. You said that my suggestion (that Duyba may have run into the Air Forces' HUMAN RELIABIILTY PROGRAM and that's why his military records are incomplete, leading to charges he was AWOL) was untrue. And basically you called me a liar. I responded by provided cites from - and a URL to - a newspaper article from a fairly reputable paper saying exactly the same thing as I had. I also pointed out that even a cursory search of Google ("human reliablity program' air force) indicated that the program did exist and did functioned as outlined in the article. You shut up at that point. But silence isn't enough. I need you to either specify why you said my original statement was untrue so that I can expand my knowledge on this subject and be able to reach an informed decision. Or I need a 'Oops' from you. That's it. All I want. I don't get either, that tells me all I need to know regarding the true state of your credibility. And whether I regard you as a vauled fellow poster or a troll. Your move. I maintain that my credibility is stellar. I see. Your refusal puts the lie to your statement, I'm afraid. But at least your true nature is clear, now. Frankie, you've proved you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground! You get back to me sometime down the road when you'd like to talk DX. Until then you are a non-entity. You listening? I thought not! ****Wad |
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