ARRL MUST GET BETTER

[Charles W. Morehouse]

Folks
PLEASE !
The purpose of the Boatanchor reflector is to discuss and exchange ideas 
about boatanchors.
The same is true of the Heathkit Reflector.
If a person wishes to advertise his or her commercial enterprise , 
please go elsewhere.
If a person wishes to discuss politics, call Bill O'reilly.
These wonderful reflectors are a great service provided by the city of 
Tempe Az.
Perhaps it is time to drop or at least moderate this reflector.
Charles W. Morehouse
W4GBW

Brian Carling wrote:

>Guys - I have just received two solicitations in the U.S. mail 
>from ARRL to renew my membership.
>
>I could easily afford it...
>In fact I have been an ARRL member since 1975...
>Here is why I will NOT be renewing after THIRTY YEARS:
>
>In my opinion the ARRL leadership team has been selling 
>us down the river and refusing to listen to good reason.
>MANY radio amateurs have contacted our officers and
>representatives on this issue only to be met with a stone 
>wall.
>
>I am so very sorry to have to give up on the organization that 
>I have loved and believed in for over 30 years.
>
>They had their chance, but they ignored sound advice.
>They refused to even discuss it in most cases.
>
>Here is my explanation:
>http://www.af4k.com/Ham/dissent.htm
>
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