The Lies And Wanton Deceit of Frankie Of Silliland
K4YZ
> On 25 Oct 2005 02:12:30 -0700, <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
> <1130231550....@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:
>
> <snip>
> >> Now you were saying something about standards.....???
> >
> > Yep.
> >
> > I was saying you don't measure up. And obviously the Marines felt
> >the same way...Twice...
> >
> > Coward.
>
> Let's talk about standards, Dudly. For instance, how do you feel about
> a Marine who serves barely a month out of each year for 18 years, yet
> ascends through the ranks as quickly as one who serves active duty
> during the same time? Do you think that those are equal standards? I
> don't think you do, Dudly, and neither does anyone else who served
> during the time that you "served".
One weekend a month?
WTF are you talking about, Disgraced One?
From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
Nothing else.
> And let's take this "standard" thing a bit further. What do you think
> of a Marine who suddenly aquires a chronic medical problem that would
> conveniently prevent him from serving in the first Gulf War should his
> unit be called to active duty? And what if that medical problem wasn't
> serious enough to prevent him from joining the CAP after being
> discharged? I am not alone in thinking that Marine is a coward who
> shirked his responsibilities and skated out of his oath.
Good question. Why not ask a Reservist that same question. I was
with NAMTD-1032 during DS, so it wasn't going anywhere. My only
"reserve" time were those Delayed Entry days rom April of 74 until
September 74 when I went active.
As for "skating out of his oath", that has you written ALL OVER
IT, Miss Silliland...the boy who had to get his discharge "upgraded".
BTW, Miss Silliland...even if I HAD been a reservist, so what?
Guess who makes up the lion's share of the Total Force concept, and
who's "carrying the day" in Iraq as we speak?
Reservists and National Guardsmen.
So much for your "one weekend" standard theory, eh?
> Just one more "standard", Dudly..... have you ever heard of "guilt by
> association"? I'm sure you have. But there is also a thing called
> "credit by association", where someone claims credit for the honorable
> actions of others for no reason other than the fact that he is allowed
> to wear the same uniform. You wouldn't know anyone who would do such a
> thing, would you, Dudly? Like maybe someone who claims to have been
> personally involved in "seven hostile actions" when it was really some
> -other- Marines who were digging the red mud out of their boots in
> Beirut?
If you want to go for the "credit by association" gig, Cowardly
One, go talk to Lennie Anderson...He's given us lengthy stories of how
his rear-area radio mechanic duties qualified him to speak on a great
many military subjects as if he "was there"...Oh, and it also put him
on the same par with guys who were KIA three YEARS before he was even
inducted. And don't forget to ask him about the "sphinchter" post and
how he served "under the threat of the Soviet Bear bomber..."
As for "credit by association" and other such things, that's why I
don't discuss my Marine Corps career here other than to state that I
did...Deceivers such as yourself and Lennie Anderson like to take sport
with other people's service.
This post of yours is a prime example.
> You have never disclosed your reservist status because you wanted the
> respect earned by those who made the Marines a proud organization, but
> you never earned that respect by performing the same duties.
Lies, lies and more lies.
And even more substantiation of my belief that your dismissal from
the Marine Corps was not only warranted, but "for the good of the
Corps".
> And you chickened out of your oath and your responsibility to your country
> when it came time to put your ass on the line. Yet you have the gall
> to sit your fat ass and criticize -me-, an honorably discharged...(SNIP)
Unh unh uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
You were NOT "honorably discharged"...
You were discharged as LESS than honorable, Mr Wordmeister.
You were "upgraded". You got the benefit of the doubt on your
cutting scores for the POST-discharge "upgrade".
> (UNSNIP)...Beirut vet, just because I got into a couple scrapes. Steve, you are an
> honor-thief, a malingering coward, and a sniveling sack of ####.
Sorry, you Cowardly Putz...wrong on so many levels.
But then you're USED to being wrong, aren't you?
Wrong enough to get COURT MARTIALED. Twice...
Article 15 punishments are "scrapes". The Sergeant Major puts you
on "firewatch" for a month for "scrapes". Your NCOIC has you field day
the shop or stand extra duty for "scrapes".
YOU were FOUND GUILTY for OFFENSES.
And who's polishing WHOSE brass with "credit by association" here,
Mr Alleged Beirut Marine? Whether you believe it or not, I was as
close to exploding things as you were, but it does not make me any
better than anyone else who served in those theaters...just lucky.
> >Steve, K4YZ
>
> You had your chance to fess up and now you've been outed.
Outed? For what? Your lies and accusations made so you can fluff
your ego over berating a former SNCO and getting away with it...?!?!
> Nobody likes you and nobody ever will.
As opposed to all of those teeming masses laying roses at your
feet, court martialed coward? I'll take my chances here.
> Do the right thing for once in your life and go away.
Bullies and liars don't impress me, coward.
I've given you (and indeed this forum) numerous references to
PUBLIC sources that prove all your silly accusations for the malicious
lies that they are...Boot Camp platoon...Promotion Boards....MOS's....
Frank Gilliland is a liar and a coward. You weren't "stand up"
enough to do what you promised to do in the Marine Corps, and you're a
mudslinging punk here.
You'll always be second place to someone, if for no other reason
that you just don't have the guts to do otherwise.
Steve, K4YZ
hot-ham-a...@hotmail.com
K4YZ wrote:
> From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
That's not 20 years. What happened?
> Nothing else.
Where were you stationed? What did you do?
Frank Gilliland
<1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
>Frank Gilliland wrote:
>> On 25 Oct 2005 02:12:30 -0700, <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
>> <1130231550....@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:
>>
>> <snip>
>> >> Now you were saying something about standards.....???
>> >
>> > Yep.
>> >
>> > I was saying you don't measure up. And obviously the Marines felt
>> >the same way...Twice...
>> >
>> > Coward.
>>
>> Let's talk about standards, Dudly. For instance, how do you feel about
>> a Marine who serves barely a month out of each year for 18 years, yet
>> ascends through the ranks as quickly as one who serves active duty
>> during the same time? Do you think that those are equal standards? I
>> don't think you do, Dudly, and neither does anyone else who served
>> during the time that you "served".
>
> One weekend a month?
>
> WTF are you talking about, Disgraced One?
>
> From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
>Nothing else.
Oh, Dudly, how naive of you to think that nobody would find out.
>> And let's take this "standard" thing a bit further. What do you think
>> of a Marine who suddenly aquires a chronic medical problem that would
>> conveniently prevent him from serving in the first Gulf War should his
>> unit be called to active duty? And what if that medical problem wasn't
>> serious enough to prevent him from joining the CAP after being
>> discharged? I am not alone in thinking that Marine is a coward who
>> shirked his responsibilities and skated out of his oath.
>
> Good question. Why not ask a Reservist that same question. I was
>with NAMTD-1032 during DS, so it wasn't going anywhere. My only
>"reserve" time were those Delayed Entry days rom April of 74 until
>September 74 when I went active.
Dudly engages in damage control.....
> As for "skating out of his oath", that has you written ALL OVER
>IT, Miss Silliland...the boy who had to get his discharge "upgraded".
.....as evidenced by my recent sex-change operation. And further proof
of your lies since a discharge (general or honorable) or retirement
puts you on inactive reserve. If your "only 'reserve' time" was prior
to boot camp then your discharge could only have been either medical
or administrative. And you have already stated that it was medical. A
medical discharge is -NOT- an honorable discharge. It may be a general
discharge under honorable conditions, but we both know that's not the
same thing, don't we, Dudly?
> BTW, Miss Silliland...even if I HAD been a reservist, so what?
>Guess who makes up the lion's share of the Total Force concept, and
>who's "carrying the day" in Iraq as we speak?
>
> Reservists and National Guardsmen.
>
> So much for your "one weekend" standard theory, eh?
Too bad you didn't think of that before you decided to hide the fact
that you were a reservist yourself. But you and I both know that,
between Vietnam and the first Gulf War, the reservists developed a
less-than-respectable reputation because they were almost never called
to active duty. That's why us Marines on active duty called you guys
"weekend warriors", and why you decided to hide that fact when you
told people that you were a Marine.
>> Just one more "standard", Dudly..... have you ever heard of "guilt by
>> association"? I'm sure you have. But there is also a thing called
>> "credit by association", where someone claims credit for the honorable
>> actions of others for no reason other than the fact that he is allowed
>> to wear the same uniform. You wouldn't know anyone who would do such a
>> thing, would you, Dudly? Like maybe someone who claims to have been
>> personally involved in "seven hostile actions" when it was really some
>> -other- Marines who were digging the red mud out of their boots in
>> Beirut?
>
> If you want to go for the "credit by association" gig, Cowardly
>One, go talk to Lennie Anderson...He's given us lengthy stories of how
>his rear-area radio mechanic duties qualified him to speak on a great
>many military subjects as if he "was there"...Oh, and it also put him
>on the same par with guys who were KIA three YEARS before he was even
>inducted. And don't forget to ask him about the "sphinchter" post and
>how he served "under the threat of the Soviet Bear bomber..."
Typical liar; you try to justify your lies by telling how someone else
is a bigger liar. Forget about Lennie -- this isn't about anyone else
but you, Dudly.
> As for "credit by association" and other such things, that's why I
>don't discuss my Marine Corps career here other than to state that I
>did...
But you -have- discussed your "career" on occasion, usually disclosing
information that was speculative, mythological, foraged from novels
and movies, or just flat-out wrong.
>Deceivers such as yourself and Lennie Anderson like to take sport
>with other people's service.
Again, this isn't about Lennie. Do try to remain focused.
> This post of yours is a prime example.
>
>> You have never disclosed your reservist status because you wanted the
>> respect earned by those who made the Marines a proud organization, but
>> you never earned that respect by performing the same duties.
>
> Lies, lies and more lies.
>
> And even more substantiation of my belief that your dismissal from
>the Marine Corps was not only warranted, but "for the good of the
>Corps".
I have scanned and posted more than enough documentation to prove my
record of service. I demonstrated that such proof can be provided
without disclosing important info, like an SSN. But you have provided
nothing more than a few unsubstantiated claims -- you don't have the
courage to provide proof of your "career". It wouldn't require any
courage to do so -IF- your claims were true. But they aren't. Hence
your fear to disclose the truth.
>> And you chickened out of your oath and your responsibility to your country
>> when it came time to put your ass on the line. Yet you have the gall
>> to sit your fat ass and criticize -me-, an honorably discharged...(SNIP)
>
> Unh unh uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
>
> You were NOT "honorably discharged"...
>
> You were discharged as LESS than honorable, Mr Wordmeister.
>
> You were "upgraded". You got the benefit of the doubt on your
>cutting scores for the POST-discharge "upgrade".
Didn't we discuss this "cutting score" thing before? The Marine Corps
doesn't use "cutting scores" for discharges, let alone promotions.
Discharges are based upon your proficiency and conduct marks.
>> (UNSNIP)...Beirut vet, just because I got into a couple scrapes. Steve, you are an
>> honor-thief, a malingering coward, and a sniveling sack of ####.
>
> Sorry, you Cowardly Putz...wrong on so many levels.
>
> But then you're USED to being wrong, aren't you?
>
> Wrong enough to get COURT MARTIALED. Twice...
>
> Article 15 punishments are "scrapes". The Sergeant Major puts you
>on "firewatch" for a month for "scrapes".
The Company First Sergeant usually handles NJP, not a Sergeant Major
(which is a rank for Battalion- or Regiment-level posts). And NJP
typically results in restriction, not firewatch. More proof that you
don't know squat about the -real- Marine Corps.
> Your NCOIC has you field day
>the shop or stand extra duty for "scrapes".
NCOIC? Don't you mean 'squad leader', 'platoon sergeant', or 'shop
chief'? But none of them have the authority to conduct a proceeding
under Article 15. Dudly, the more you talk the more you demonstrate
the fact that you never served on active duty. Keep up the good work!
> YOU were FOUND GUILTY for OFFENSES.
I was found guilty of CRIMES! Lions and tigers and bears.... OH MY!!!
> And who's polishing WHOSE brass with "credit by association" here,
>Mr Alleged Beirut Marine?
I posted proof. If you didn't read it then that's your problem.
> Whether you believe it or not, I was as
>close to exploding things as you were, but it does not make me any
>better than anyone else who served in those theaters...just lucky.
We all threw a live grenade in boot camp, Dudly. That "theater" is not
a war zone where you have to duck tracer fire, mortar rounds or RPGs
fired by people who are trying to kill you. You never served in a
"theater" where they don't call 'time-out' when a bullet drills
through your leg. And I'm absolutely certain that you never served in
any "theater" where dead people were left on the streets to get eaten
by rats for fear of ending up the same way. But go right ahead and
keep trying to convince people that you served in such a "theater"
because those of us who did know better and will set them straight.
>> >Steve, K4YZ
>>
>> You had your chance to fess up and now you've been outed.
>
> Outed? For what? Your lies and accusations made so you can fluff
>your ego over berating a former SNCO and getting away with it...?!?!
Twisting the facts doesn't help your case, Dudly.
>> Nobody likes you and nobody ever will.
>
> As opposed to all of those teeming masses laying roses at your
>feet, court martialed coward? I'll take my chances here.
Well, it's a sure bet that the VFW won't take you.....
>> Do the right thing for once in your life and go away.
>
> Bullies and liars don't impress me, coward.
Name-calling doesn't impress anyone, Dudly. Does it sound like I'm
trying to impress you? If it does then you're dumber than I thought.
> I've given you (and indeed this forum) numerous references to
>PUBLIC sources that prove all your silly accusations for the malicious
>lies that they are...Boot Camp platoon...Promotion Boards....MOS's....
And I can say, "Visit the Vatican", but that doesn't mean I was ever
there, or even that I'm Catholic (which I'm not). Your references
prove nothing. Post your DD-214 and maybe, -JUST MAYBE-, you might be
able to crawl out of your hole. But, of course, you can't because then
you would be forced to concede all the lies you have told about your
"career", and you are too much of a coward to fess up to the truth.
> Frank Gilliland is a liar and a coward. You weren't "stand up"
>enough to do what you promised to do in the Marine Corps, and you're a
>mudslinging punk here.
>
> You'll always be second place to someone, if for no other reason
>that you just don't have the guts to do otherwise.
It seems that, in lieu of providing proof of your "career", all you
can do is harp on the one issue you think gives you an edge -- my
CRIMES. But that doesn't take any courage, does it? And it's not
getting you anywhere, especially when you spin the facts regarding the
incidents, and when I am quite proud to admit that I had the courage
to stand up to a corrupt "superior". But it -is- entertaining to watch
you try and squirm your way out of being confronted with your big lie.
>Steve "Weekend Warrior" Robeson, K4YZ
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K4YZ
Frank Gilliland wrote and further substantiates the "award" of title as
"liar" and "deceiver":
> On 29 Oct 2005 08:54:18 -0700, "K4YZ" <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
> <1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
> > From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
> >Nothing else.
>
> Oh, Dudly, how naive of you to think that nobody would find out.
Find out what, Your Lyingness?
> >> And let's take this "standard" thing a bit further. What do you think
> >> of a Marine who suddenly aquires a chronic medical problem that would
> >> conveniently prevent him from serving in the first Gulf War should his
> >> unit be called to active duty? And what if that medical problem wasn't
> >> serious enough to prevent him from joining the CAP after being
> >> discharged? I am not alone in thinking that Marine is a coward who
> >> shirked his responsibilities and skated out of his oath.
> >
> > Good question. Why not ask a Reservist that same question. I was
> >with NAMTD-1032 during DS, so it wasn't going anywhere. My only
> >"reserve" time were those Delayed Entry days rom April of 74 until
> >September 74 when I went active.
>
>
> Dudly engages in damage control.....
Damage control?
You're the one with things to "patch up", Frankie.
I snipped the rest in favor of a few notes. Anyone caring to
re-read your lies can hit the browser back-button.
The first is that everyone ELSE here, with the possible excepttion
of Brain, Markie and Lennie, has to wonder what your ulterior motive is
here. Since you "arrived" only 2 months ago or so, your sole "mission"
has been to TRY and undermine my military service.
So far, it's just been lame accusations not substantiated by a
single word of fact.
I on the otherhand have given you more than enough information to
verify my service based upon YOUR claims of "who" you know and "what"
you know.
Obviously THOSE claims were lies and wanton deceit too.
As a matter of fact, when you first "arrived" in RRAP, you were
yelling "FRAUD! FRAUD!"...The problem was you were citing nothing but
LENNIE'S posts, and old ones at that. It was only after several other
folks, myself included, pointed out you had your attributions wrong
that you redirected your comments to me.
Secondly is that you are a disgraced, twice court martialed,
dishonorably discharged service member. Had you invested a TENTH of
the energy into being the Marine you SHOULD have been then, the courts
martials wouldn't have been necessary. Instead you're relagated into
tossing mistruthful allegations at those who DID serve Honorably in
order to salve your conscience.
Thirdly is your COMPLETE lack of even the remotest amateur radio
relevent content in ANY thread. Not that you'd have any as, just like
Lennie Anderson, you're all spite and bile...Any radio "operating"
experience you may have has NOTHING to do with Amateur Radio.
So...For those who care to do so, back-button to Frankie's rants
and raves and enjoy...they are just what I said they are...lies and
wanton deceit from a guy who finds it easy to be a liar...
Frank Gilliland...Disgraced coward and liar.
Period.
Steve, K4YZ
hot-ham-a...@hotmail.com
Frank Gilliland wrote:
> On 29 Oct 2005 08:54:18 -0700, "K4YZ" <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
> <1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
>
> >Frank Gilliland wrote:
> >> On 25 Oct 2005 02:12:30 -0700, <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
> >> <1130231550....@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:
snip
> >> (UNSNIP)...Beirut vet, just because I got into a couple scrapes. Steve, you are an
> >> honor-thief, a malingering coward, and a sniveling sack of ####.
> >
> > Sorry, you Cowardly Putz...wrong on so many levels.
> >
> > But then you're USED to being wrong, aren't you?
> >
> > Wrong enough to get COURT MARTIALED. Twice...
> >
> > Article 15 punishments are "scrapes". The Sergeant Major puts you
> >on "firewatch" for a month for "scrapes".
>
> The Company First Sergeant usually handles NJP, not a Sergeant Major
> (which is a rank for Battalion- or Regiment-level posts). And NJP
> typically results in restriction, not firewatch. More proof that you
> don't know squat about the -real- Marine Corps.
>
> > Your NCOIC has you field day
> > the shop or stand extra duty for "scrapes".
>
> NCOIC? Don't you mean 'squad leader', 'platoon sergeant', or 'shop
> chief'? But none of them have the authority to conduct a proceeding
> under Article 15. Dudly, the more you talk the more you demonstrate
> the fact that you never served on active duty. Keep up the good work!
Steve thinks all officers are "Commanders." I had to correct him
previously. Now he's got the Sergeant Major handing out Article 15's.
Only the Commander can give NJP. And the recipient can refuse it.
> > YOU were FOUND GUILTY for OFFENSES.
>
> I was found guilty of CRIMES! Lions and tigers and bears.... OH MY!!!
Steve doesn't know that when a person is offered NJP, they can refuse
and instead choose a courts martial. Steve doesn't know that "scrapes"
and "offenses" better be the same thing (crime) or the judge advocate
is going to laugh that commander and 1st Sgt right out of his office.
Steve doesn't know many things about the military, about MARS, or about
the truth.
hot-ham-a...@hotmail.com
K4YZ wrote:
> Frank Gilliland wrote and further substantiates the "award" of title as
> "liar" and "deceiver":
>
> > On 29 Oct 2005 08:54:18 -0700, "K4YZ" <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
> > <1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
>
> > > From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
> > >Nothing else.
> >
> > Oh, Dudly, how naive of you to think that nobody would find out.
>
> Find out what, Your Lyingness?
That you were a paper soldier. No hostile actions.
> > >> And let's take this "standard" thing a bit further. What do you think
> > >> of a Marine who suddenly aquires a chronic medical problem that would
> > >> conveniently prevent him from serving in the first Gulf War should his
> > >> unit be called to active duty? And what if that medical problem wasn't
> > >> serious enough to prevent him from joining the CAP after being
> > >> discharged? I am not alone in thinking that Marine is a coward who
> > >> shirked his responsibilities and skated out of his oath.
> > >
> > > Good question. Why not ask a Reservist that same question. I was
> > >with NAMTD-1032 during DS, so it wasn't going anywhere. My only
> > >"reserve" time were those Delayed Entry days rom April of 74 until
> > >September 74 when I went active.
> >
> > Dudly engages in damage control.....
>
> Damage control?
New lies. Big snips.
> You're the one with things to "patch up", Frankie.
>
> I snipped the rest in favor of a few notes. Anyone caring to
> re-read your lies can hit the browser back-button.
Like I said, "Big snips."
> The first is that everyone ELSE here, with the possible excepttion
> of Brain, Markie and Lennie, has to wonder what your ulterior motive is
> here. Since you "arrived" only 2 months ago or so, your sole "mission"
> has been to TRY and undermine my military service.
"1958 copy of This is the Air Force."
> So far, it's just been lame accusations not substantiated by a
> single word of fact.
Exactly your tactics.
> I on the otherhand have given you more than enough information to
> verify my service based upon YOUR claims of "who" you know and "what"
> you know.
Where did you serve? What did you do while you were there? What of
your claims of "Seven Hostile Actions?"
> Obviously THOSE claims were lies and wanton deceit too.
That's what we're trying to find out. But you just won't cooperate
because you fear something, probably the truth.
kb9...@amsat.org
>
>K4YZ wrote:
>> Frank Gilliland wrote and further substantiates the "award" of title as
>> "liar" and "deceiver":
>>
>> > On 29 Oct 2005 08:54:18 -0700, "K4YZ" <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
>> > <1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
>>
>> > > From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
>> > >Nothing else.
>> >
>> > Oh, Dudly, how naive of you to think that nobody would find out.
>>
>> Find out what, Your Lyingness?
>
>That you were a paper soldier. No hostile actions.
plenty of Hostile action just no bullets his viicous fileing of paper
_________________________________________
Frank Gilliland
<1130655850....@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>:
>
>Frank Gilliland wrote and further substantiates the "award" of title as
>"liar" and "deceiver":
>
>> On 29 Oct 2005 08:54:18 -0700, "K4YZ" <k4...@aol.com> wrote in
>> <1130601258.1...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>:
>
>> > From 03 September 1974 to 29 May 1992 I was on active duty.
>> >Nothing else.
>>
>> Oh, Dudly, how naive of you to think that nobody would find out.
>
> Find out what, Your Lyingness?
Golly, you outwitted me again, Dudly. I just don't know if I'm smart
enough to figure out all of your clever spins. Woe is me.
>> >> And let's take this "standard" thing a bit further. What do you think
>> >> of a Marine who suddenly aquires a chronic medical problem that would
>> >> conveniently prevent him from serving in the first Gulf War should his
>> >> unit be called to active duty? And what if that medical problem wasn't
>> >> serious enough to prevent him from joining the CAP after being
>> >> discharged? I am not alone in thinking that Marine is a coward who
>> >> shirked his responsibilities and skated out of his oath.
>> >
>> > Good question. Why not ask a Reservist that same question. I was
>> >with NAMTD-1032 during DS, so it wasn't going anywhere. My only
>> >"reserve" time were those Delayed Entry days rom April of 74 until
>> >September 74 when I went active.
>>
>>
>> Dudly engages in damage control.....
>
> Damage control?
Yep.
> You're the one with things to "patch up", Frankie.
>
> I snipped the rest in favor of a few notes.
.....i.e, damage control, turning away from the heat and trying to put
me on the defensive. Okay, I'll play along for a little while.....
> Anyone caring to
>re-read your lies can hit the browser back-button.
Anyone caring to re-read the contradictions you have made about your
military "career" can search google.
> The first is that everyone ELSE here, with the possible excepttion
>of Brain, Markie and Lennie, has to wonder what your ulterior motive is
>here. Since you "arrived" only 2 months ago or so, your sole "mission"
>has been to TRY and undermine my military service.
You need to read the archives again, Dudly, because the facts don't
agree with your statement.
> So far, it's just been lame accusations not substantiated by a
>single word of fact.
And your claims about your military "career" differ..... how?
> I on the otherhand have given you more than enough information to
>verify my service based upon YOUR claims of "who" you know and "what"
>you know.
You seem to be under the mistaken impression that I have some
resources available to me that aren't available to anyone else.
> Obviously THOSE claims were lies and wanton deceit too.
Nope. It's called "public records". Haven't you ever heard of credit
reports? birth, death and marriage certificates? press releases?
property and business tax records? bankruptcy filings? criminal and
civil case records? Heck, I'll bet that your high-school yearbook
picture is online. Just because these things don't come up on a google
search doesn't mean they are hidden...... you just have to know how
and where to look.
> As a matter of fact, when you first "arrived" in RRAP, you were
>yelling "FRAUD! FRAUD!"...The problem was you were citing nothing but
>LENNIE'S posts, and old ones at that. It was only after several other
>folks, myself included, pointed out you had your attributions wrong
>that you redirected your comments to me.
Again, you need to re-read the archives.
> Secondly is that you are a disgraced, twice court martialed,
>dishonorably discharged service member.
I'm an honorably discharged Beirut vet, a member of my local VFW, a
graduate of EWU with a major in electronics engineering (specialized
degree) and a minor in communications, and a respected and productive
member of my community. I was also a BE until ClearChannel of Borg
assimilated the station, but that's another ball of wax.
> Had you invested a TENTH of
>the energy into being the Marine you SHOULD have been then, the courts
>martials wouldn't have been necessary. Instead you're relagated into
>tossing mistruthful allegations at those who DID serve Honorably in
>order to salve your conscience.
There's nothing wrong with my conscience, Dudly. And my "allegations"
are quite factual, as you already know. Now if -YOU- had invested a
tenth of the time providing proof of your "career" instead of spinning
the facts and crossposting this discussion to rrcb, your last two
months of defensive posturing "wouldn't have been necessary".
> Thirdly is your COMPLETE lack of even the remotest amateur radio
>relevent content in ANY thread.
You mean I should stay on the topic of amateur radio policy? Should I
consider your posting history as a model of on-topic discussion?
> Not that you'd have any as, just like
>Lennie Anderson, you're all spite and bile...Any radio "operating"
>experience you may have has NOTHING to do with Amateur Radio.
Really? Not even when I was operating my Uncle's station when I was a
kid? Or making QSLs with hams while I was on field ops? I really doubt
if you knew this, but we had this really cool rig, the MRC-110 I think
it was. Covered 2-30MHz using an old push-button portable (PRC-104)
for an exicter, a 1kW linear with a matching auto-tuner, and a huge
screw-together whip -- all packed onto a jeep. Some of us would
actually volunteer for radio watch when that beast was deployed.....
Is that "on-topic" enough for you?
> So...For those who care to do so, back-button to Frankie's rants
>and raves and enjoy...they are just what I said they are...lies and
>wanton deceit from a guy who finds it easy to be a liar...
Assuming anybody is reading this who actually cares, I couldn't agree
more: browse the archives and see how Dudly is spinning the facts.
> Frank Gilliland...Disgraced coward and liar.
>
> Period.
Wow! Such finality! It's almost like you are the definitive expert on
cowardice and dishonesty!
>Steve "Weekend Warrior" Robeson, K4YZ
The saga continues......
kb9...@amsat.org
and Stevie calls me PARANOID?
>
>
>> So far, it's just been lame accusations not substantiated by a
>>single word of fact.
>
>
>And your claims about your military "career" differ..... how?
your claims are different from stevie in one very clear way.. they are
basicaly consistant, and you have cleared up any misunderstand that
develope
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kb9...@amsat.org
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>Hrmm...you post from Usenet Zone Free Binaries Usenet Server too?
obviously does that give you some reson to be rude and repate 80 plus
line to make the coment
cut
Frank Gilliland
>Hrmm...you post from Usenet Zone Free Binaries Usenet Server too?
So do a few thousand other people:
If you are trying to make a connection you might have better luck
consulting George Bush's Intelligence advisors.
kb9...@amsat.org
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>On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 14:38:08 -0500, "TheBillRodgers" <T...@yahoo.net>
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>>Hrmm...you post from Usenet Zone Free Binaries Usenet Server too?
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>So do a few thousand other people:
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>http://tinyurl.com/dbns6
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>If you are trying to make a connection you might have better luck
>consulting George Bush's Intelligence advisors.
that was harsh But Ia m sure MS Phlame could do better
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