Just wondering what the "strength" of an a/c engine has to do with safety
in this context?!?

More seriously though ----Looks like the all the ingredients are in place
for
a tragic showdown between the airborne varmint hunters and the
eco-terrorists.
(by "eco-terrorist" I am NOT referring to responsible people who are
dedicated
to lawful stewardship and environmental policies which are based on sound
science. I am referring to the people who have already used terrorist
tactics
such as booby-traps, explosives, etc. to attempt to achieve their
objectives.)
(by "varmint hunters" I am referring to people who hunt varmints) :-)

TP

"Bob Noel" wrote in message
...
In article . com,
"AJ" wrote:

"I'm covering my eyes and laughing," said Wendy Keefover-Ring of
Boulder, Colo., coordinator of a national coalition of environmental
groups that wants to end aerial gunning of wildlife. "It's unsafe even
when you are in a plane that has a stronger engine than these
ultralights have."

so what qualifies Wendy to assess the safety of anything related
to aviation?

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate