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Model Forum / General / Rockets / August 2003Folks, pat yourself on the a.s, you are more successul than the DoD
The Department of Justice (DOJ) claims that amateur and hobby rockets can be used to make "light anti-tank" weapons with a range of up to five miles. DOJ Letter:"These large rocket motors could potentially be adapted by terrorists for use in surface-to-air missiles capable of intercepting commercial and military airplanes at cruise altitude and for use in "light anti-tank" weapons capable of hitting targets from a range of nearly five miles." According to the military they're most accurate weapons against tanks are 3.1 miles, according to the DoJ our unguided fibre glas terrors are able to wipe out light armor at five miles. I'm going to put in a resume to the DoD, as it's obvious I can do better the Thiokol, or Lockheed who are wasting millions of my tax dollars. I'll need to stockup on Pro 38s. I have a model rocket hear me ROAR! Only in America can these blowhards even find a job. Is it just me or does Ashcroft look like Lucifer himself? Chuck  SignatureChuck Rudy VooDoo Digital Productions http://homepage.mac.com/wesrudy > Only in America can these blowhards even find a job. > > Is it just me or does Ashcroft look like Lucifer himself? > > Chuck It's not just you. SignatureJerry Irvine, Box 1242, Claremont, California 91711 USA Opinion, the whole thing. <mail to:01rocket@gte.net> Please bring common sense back to rocketry administration. Produce then publish. http://www.usrockets.com > > Only in America can these blowhards even find a job. > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > It's not just you. It's the whole crew of Bush's cronies that looks like that... the photo of Rumsfeld that CNN.com posted when Baghdad fell looked like an undead skeleton, having an orgasm... -dave w > the photo of Rumsfeld that CNN.com posted when Baghdad fell > looked like an undead skeleton, having an orgasm... Dave ain't here man...... Oh great! Thanks for planting that little vision in my head. What a great way to start a new work week. ; ) Randy and I guess everybody noticed ashcroft is on his "Patriot Act" tour....promoting unconstitional means ....I'm in some kind of massive outer limits or twilight episode.... shockie B) > > > Only in America can these blowhards even find a job. > > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > -dave w > and I guess everybody noticed ashcroft is on his "Patriot Act" tour....promoting unconstitional means ....I'm in some kind of > massive outer limits or twilight episode.... [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >>-dave w According to Last weeks "Periscope" article in NEWSWEEK (August 25, 2003 issue, page 6). Ashcrofts Patriot act is in trouble. snipped from the article>>> "140 local governments - including 3 states (unnamed) have passed resolutions condemning the act as an infringement od civil liberties. Some of those resolutions even ban state law-enforcement officials from cooperating with the Feds on cases that use the Patriot Act-authorized techniques" Snip off<<< AND later in the article it states: snipped on>>> "The anxiety at Justice is in tensified by the fact that the anti-Patriot Act campaign is being driven by a coalition that includes such diverse groups as the ACLU and Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum....recent poll numbers showing 55percent of the public still backs the act." Snip off<<< At least some of the population are awakening and becoming aware Mark Palmer TRA 08542 L3 He wouldn't be on the tour if it he didn't feel like it needed promoting... they must be losing some confidence in the Act. You don't waste time going 'round reselling something that is already sold unless you are facing a potential "buyer recall". I think it is a good sign and indication of general populace sentiment on the issue. ~Duane. > and I guess everybody noticed ashcroft is on his "Patriot Act" tour....promoting unconstitional means ....I'm in some kind of > massive outer limits or twilight episode.... [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > > > -dave w > He wouldn't be on the tour if it he didn't feel like it needed promoting... > they must be losing some confidence in the Act. You don't waste time going > 'round reselling something that is already sold unless you are facing a > potential "buyer recall". I think it is a good sign and indication of > general populace sentiment on the issue. Thank god. SignatureJerry Irvine, Box 1242, Claremont, California 91711 USA Opinion, the whole thing. <mail to:01rocket@gte.net> Please bring common sense back to rocketry administration. Produce then publish. http://www.usrockets.com Chuck Rudy <smartass mode on> Since hobby rockets are more than adequate to shoot down aircraft and destroy heavily armored tanks from 5 miles away, why has the government spent bookoo (of our) bucks on missile systems from the primes? They could have hired Jerry to do it for a fraction of the cost! ;-) <smartass mode off> Nope it's not just you Chuck. Ashcroft is a horse's a.s! J.A. Michel The Department of Justice (DOJ) claims that amateur and hobby rockets can be used to make "light anti-tank" weapons with a range of up to five miles. DOJ Letter:"These large rocket motors could potentially be adapted by terrorists for use in surface-to-air missiles capable of intercepting commercial and military airplanes at cruise altitude and for use in "light anti-tank" weapons capable of hitting targets from a range of nearly five miles." According to the military they're most accurate weapons against tanks are 3.1 miles, according to the DoJ our unguided fibre glas terrors are able to wipe out light armor at five miles. I'm going to put in a resume to the DoD, as it's obvious I can do better the Thiokol, or Lockheed who are wasting millions of my tax dollars. I'll need to stockup on Pro 38s. I have a model rocket hear me ROAR! Only in America can these blowhards even find a job. Is it just me or does Ashcroft look like Lucifer himself? Chuck SignatureChuck Rudy VooDoo Digital Productions http://homepage.mac.com/wesrudy Looks like the paranoia is slowly spreading. The angstmongers should watch some WWII footage of unguided missiles being used against moving targets. You need dozens of them to actually hit the target let alone destroy it. An M1315 against a 747? I doubt you'll hit it if not by chance. Even if you take the rocket motors away from the public, will it keep püotential terrorists from using rockets as a weapon? Nope. See NY harbour ten days ago. Why spend thousands of dollars and time and brain on constructing a homemade missile that you can't effectively test when there's an easier way to do this? Buying ready-to shoot missile systems from some dark channels is a much more cost and labour effective way to terrorize. Maybe Mr. Bush and fellows should stand in front of a mirror and read out aloud what they're proposing - things written on paper often appear smart until you read it out aloud. My 0.02 only. Tom Chuck Rudy schrieb: > The Department of Justice (DOJ) claims that amateur and hobby rockets > can be used to make "light anti-tank" weapons with a range of up to [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > http://homepage.mac.com/wesrudy -- Atheism is a non-prophet organization. I think Lucifer is multiplying. This is almost getting comical and scary at the same time. And these people are supposed to be protecting us?!? WE are all in trouble. This seem like a last ditch effort of a personal vendetta gone bad by the administration. We have the might to get rid of terrorist, but we need someone with BRAINS now! I would like to see how an unguided missile will hit an BARN, yet alone anything else from 3+ miles. Those terrorist must have one hell of a good aim. NOT! KMJK Time to start reprinting those "I'm not afraid of America, but I am afraid of my government" bumper stickers the NRA used to print. Just replace the old musket on them with a rocket. Jeez, people are even dumber than I thought, and trust me, I wasn't overly optimistic before. I know everyone hates a smart a.s but here it is welcome to dealing with the federal gov. How many NRA members do we have here? I hope all of you because any group who will fight for freedom to do the things that are percieved as dangerous to our country is a group I want to belong to. I'm talking about real freedoms not I can't enjoy my hobby but the basic god given freedoms the all humans are afforded and those that are specifically stated in the bill of rights. It's not about rockets guns but about simply being left alone to pursue life liberty and the persuit of property! Happiness was a write in. So please don't correct me. If you want to realise whats going on I suggest a book called The Creature From Jeckyl Island. 500 pages of boring dry reading about our finacial system and the money trail of control. I hate Ashcroft for the Home Boy Security Act. I hate Clinton for the Gun Control Act of 94. They are just the puppets of the masters and the masters are the ones who control the cash flow. Follow the green paper road of fraud and see who the wizards really are. Why we give billions to other countries knowing they can't pay it back. How is it that if I have $1 i can turn it into $9 more with the wave of the pen or a keystroke Who really controls the politicians and why they do it? Why is Warren Buffet helping Arnold If you were that rich we wouldn't ever see you. >Time to start reprinting those "I'm not afraid of America, but I am >afraid of my government" bumper stickers the NRA used to print. Just >replace the old musket on them with a rocket. > >Jeez, people are even dumber than I thought, and trust me, I wasn't >overly optimistic before. Not to steal an off topic thread, but does NAR have a bumper sticker? They could send one free with a $25 donation or some such. I would gladly give up my 'membership' book everytime I renew. Joel. phx (and no, not because I think the book is bad or a bad idea) > I know everyone hates a smart a.s but here it is welcome to dealing > with the federal gov. How many NRA members do we have here? I hope all [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > that are specifically stated in the bill of rights. It's not about > rockets guns but about simply being left alone to pursue life liberty NAR "Official Member" Window Decal, 65 cents. http://www.nar.org/NARTS/cat.html#NAR_Para > Not to steal an off topic thread, but does NAR have a bumper sticker? They > could send one free with a $25 donation or some such. I would gladly give [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > that are specifically stated in the bill of rights. It's not about > > rockets guns but about simply being left alone to pursue life liberty > NAR "Official Member" Window Decal, 65 cents. > http://www.nar.org/NARTS/cat.html#NAR_Para All sorts of stuff! Thanks! Joel. phx > > Not to steal an off topic thread, but does NAR have a bumper sticker? They > > could send one free with a $25 donation or some such. I would gladly give [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > (and no, not because I think the book is bad or a bad idea) being left alone to pursue life liberty |
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