yet another shot

form as the (ham) world turns
My blood is thinned out from Florida and I am going to have to light a fire in the living room to keep the xyl toasty....It's great to be back in New England. Today I am going to hook the ham gear and give a listen to 14275- the hotbed of poor operating activity. It appears the new sheriff in town is talking a big story- she is not going to put up with that shit on 20 meters. I believe Riley said the same thing and nothing happened. A good start would be to permanently close down the Michigan station that has been qrm'ing and playing tapes for years! 14275 used to be kind of entertaining in the days of W2OTK and company, now it is a true embarrassment. It's funny because a lot of the hams that visit the frequency are first class guys that got caught up in the bs....I bet they finally say screw it and find a new frequency and let the clusterfucks stay behind on 14275 and self destruct. I can safely say the FCC enforcement team is not going to fix it.

The reason Riley don't do anything, and I know it hard for some of you ham operators to understand this, but RILEY ALLOWED IT TO HAPPEN!! it was a simple BULLSHIT job by Riley to push the idea that the problem was the Guy from Canada, and those that talk to him. But the truth is the problem are the ham operators in the United States that push the idea that they can push someone off a frequency because they don't like his speech. No sir, Like ALL JACKASS HAM RADIO OPERATOR you were feed a lie, and it's hard for people like YOU to understand that. If Riley WOULD of done something, he would of told those US hams like KZ8O, K3VR, N1GJT, N1FM, W7CPA and others STOP from QRMING that moron in Canada, but no they didn't, in fact YOUR buddy Brian Crow K3VR went to QRZ.COM and claimed it was perfectly legal to malicious interfere with him and other that talk to him. The difference between ASSHOLES like Riley and Smith, she had the fucking balls to say enough is enough...but hey asshole ham operators can't understand the fact the problem isn't Canada, but here in the US.