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General Aviation under attack These guys are trying to stop a series of idiotic lawsuits which threaten to kill general aviation. Their opponents are the usual NIMBY morons who won't get a link out of me because I refuse to move them up Google's page ranking. Check out their quotes page for some astonishing statements by the NIMBYs. I'm sympathetic to concerns about noise, but there are ways to deal with it without stomping on other people's liberties. Posted by Andrew Case at May 20, 2004 04:51 PMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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'That Somebody, Somewhere Is Having a Good Time'
Excerpt: Did you know there's something called the General Aviation Legal Defense Fund? If not, you probably didn't know there is a reason why the GALDF was formed. Seems there's an outfit that actually has as one of its ultimate goals the abolit... Weblog: blogoSFERICS Tracked: May 20, 2004 06:24 PM
Massive Link Dump
Excerpt: I have save a lot of links here and there in draft mode, many meant to be part of a day's Nuggets and Gems, some to be central to some subject about which I wanted to post, and there are... Weblog: Read My Lips Tracked: May 28, 2004 02:58 PM
Massive Link Dump
Excerpt: I have save a lot of links here and there in draft mode, many meant to be part of a day's Nuggets and Gems, some to be central to some subject about which I wanted to post, and there are... Weblog: Read My Lips Tracked: May 28, 2004 03:51 PM
Massive Link Dump
Excerpt: I have save a lot of links here and there in draft mode, many meant to be part of a day's Nuggets and Gems, some to be central to some subject about which I wanted to post, and there are... Weblog: Read My Lips Tracked: May 28, 2004 03:54 PM
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i agree: morons. when i lived in san jose, ca, there was a move to kill the little airport in south san jose (damn! i cannot remember the name!). anyhow, there was fear that an airplane might crash into the mall or neighborhoods that had cropped up around the airport. somewhere i probably still have my "save the airport" tee-shirt i bought to help support the effort. no idea what ever happened. Posted by chris at May 20, 2004 06:31 PM"Their opponents are the usual NIMBY morons . . ." Time to move. Far away. Luna should do for starters. Posted by Brian at May 20, 2004 08:21 PMI live 3 miles from a general aviation airport with helicopters and some WWI & II airplanes. I enjoy seeing them and don't have much noise. I think those people in MA just have too much time on their hands and too many dollar signs in their eyes. Posted by Bill Maron at May 20, 2004 10:32 PMDo you mean Reid-Hillview in San Jose? I remember that, and if I remember correctly, that little airport was the oldest airfield in the county (if not a larger geographic area). If the nearby residents had a problem, it was with the agent who sold them their property not disclosing it's existence, or better yet, the buyer not even asking if there was an airport in the neighborhood. But that sort of thing is not confined to airports. You have urbanites moving out to rural areas who don't understand why you want to know what the prevaling winds are, and what your neighbors upwind are doing is of interest to you. They find out the hard way, and then demand the feedlot that's been there since the 20's close to spare their sensitive noses. Posted by Raoul Ortega at May 21, 2004 11:33 AMThis is why I want signs welcoming people to Mojave that say "Welcome to Mojave. This is a space port. We make LOTS OF NOISE. If this bothers you, wave as you pass on by." Posted by Aleta Jackson at May 21, 2004 11:44 AMIt would be wrong of me to suggest carpet bombing as a solution to this problem, but I'm going to anyway. Posted by Jon Acheson at May 25, 2004 09:31 AMPost a comment |