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Worthwhile...


Scotty G
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> All:
> 
> I received an email from a colleague who a pledge try to recruit at
> least three people to send an e-mail to Congress to fight the 
> proposition to
> adopt user fees.  I believe such fees are evil because they'll create an
> enormous burden on those of us who fly as well as fostering an enormous
> bureaucracy to count the money.
> 
> The ATA is behind a very sinister lobbying effort to persuade the 
> average
> citizen through propaganda efforts that the evil general aviation 
> airplanes
> will darken the skies and prevent Joe Sixpack from taking off when he 
> wants.
> 
> Also, the FAA "funding" issue is a red herring.  If they ever get off 
> the
> dime to initiate installation of ADS-B, they'll actually save money.
> 
> If you agree with me, please go to
> 
> http://web.nbaa.org/public/govt/action/
> 
> And use their contact Congress link.
> 
> And if you are willing to do that, then it would be useful to send
> an email message like this to as many fellow general aviation pilots
> as you feel comfortable.  If they do the same, the exponential effect
> will be felt in Congress.
> 
> Obviously, if you don't agree with the position outlined above, there's 
> no
> obligation.
> 
> Thanks for listening,
> 
> Larry
> 
>