On Fri, 30 May 2008 06:59:17 -0500, "Viperdoc"
wrote in
:

He stressed "clarity and brevity", and what he
needed to know, succintly

Clarity and brevity are not one of Larry's strong points. He also lacks a
little in the departments of flexibility and accepting the opinions of
others.


Colonel, please state how you believe 'accepting the opinions of
others' relates to participation in the self-announce position and
intention broadcasts on CTAF at uncontrolled airports, the subject of
the article to which you followed up.

You're just still smarting from being enlightened about MOA airspace
not being reserved for the exclusive use of military pilots, and the
inapplicability of MARSA to civilian flights, as you apparently
believed. Don't take it personally, Jim. We all participate on
Usenet to learn, don't we?

Unfortunately, attacking the author of an article, instead of
addressing the points contained within the article, does not
contribute to the discussion. Rather, such personal attacks serve to
underscore the attacker's lack of a reasonable rebuttal, and
frustration at the inadequacy of their ability to articulate their
thoughts.