Good bye Wingnut

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Good bye Wingnut

by X » 06 Mar 2006, 22:48

Now that we got rid of Wingnut lets clean up the language on 7255.
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Lids, out!

by Wild Man » 17 Mar 2006, 23:29

I'm with you there, Senor (or Senorita...) X - BTW, did you see the ridiculous post on the ARRL website by N6AYJ? Many people, not knowing of his transmissions, actually took him seriously.
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by X » 23 Mar 2006, 22:16

they all need to be dealt with like you would a cancerous growth.
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So what happened to WingNut?!?!?

by jimg » 23 Mar 2006, 22:30

SO what did happen to WingNut?
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FCC Offers Deal to California Licensee to Avoid Enforcement

by Brett » 23 Mar 2006, 23:30

See: FCC Offers Deal to California Licensee to Avoid Enforcement http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2006/03/03/100/?nc=1.

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by X » 27 Mar 2006, 22:32

Wingnut is back on the air and will probably end up in jail.
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by W6WBJ » 12 Apr 2006, 17:10

"Wingnut is back on the air and will probably end up in jail."

Excuse me, but I do not understand your statement. He received a mere Warning Notice, which is not self-effectuating. As in all matters wherein the government proposes to punish a citizen or take away a citizen's rights, Mr. Wingate is entitled to have a hearing before an FCC Administrative Law Judge before his license can be suspended or revoked. This is part of the U.S. Constitution's due process clause, and it is also contained in the Communications Act of 1934.

Assuming that he chose to fight his Warning Notice, and even if he lost his hearing before the ALJ, Mr. Wingate would then be entitled to appeal to the FCC Review Board, to the full Commission, to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and to the U.S. Supreme Court before he would be legally required to cease his amateur operations.

Besides, it appears to me that Mr. Wingate has substantially reformed his operations. In recent weeks he has been a model of ham radio probity. Isn't this the purpose of enforcement proceedings? Based on his recent operations, I would say that the Commission's purpose in issuing its Warning Notice to Mr. Wingate has already been achieved, and taking his case to a hearing before an ALJ would serve no purpose.

When you make unfounded and prejudicial statements like the one above, you confuse and inflame public opinion, thereby rendering it difficult for other hams to correctly understand Mr. Wingate's case and for him to have a fair hearing in the matter. Would you please stop spreading such misinformation. Thank you.
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by X » 15 Apr 2006, 03:52

W6WBJ = N6AYJ = loser
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by Crop-Duster » 16 Apr 2006, 05:22

X wrote:W6WBJ = N6AYJ = loser


lol

The plot sickens
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by ab8tn » 17 Apr 2006, 02:34

X wrote:i am petitioning the Administrator of this forum to please block "W6WBJ".

anyone join me??


I am a little bothered by the url listed in the QRZ database
but to each his own
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