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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: response to Terrence O'Neill's posting...
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Dear Hamid,
That's a lot of colorful prose, and personal attacking,  just to disagree 
with my opinions.
Ate you a mecal certified psychoanalyst, or just an admirer of Karl Rove?
Terrence

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hamid A. Wasti" <hwasti@starband.net>
To: "Lancair Mailing List" <lml@lancaironline.net>
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 10:59 PM
Subject: [LML] Re: response to Terrence O'Neill's posting...


> terrence o'neill wrote:
>> The intent was to say that the airlines are not much safer than GenAv in 
>> spite of the fact that they have all these extra benefits: compete FAA 
>> congtrol of movement, latest technology, maxim um training, excellent 
>> experience ... as compared to the week-end Airknocker pilot.
> Terrence,
>
> I believe you have a fundamental disconnect with reality if you believe 
> that part 121 flying is not much safer than the part 91 flying.  The 
> accident data shows the difference to be more than an order of magnitude.
>
> Let me change the topic here for a second.  I have not had a chance to 
> look through the archives to review everything that you have written, but 
> I do not recall pegging you as blatantly out of touch with reality. 
> However, recently you have come across as a tin foil hat wearing, black 
> helicopter fearing, government microchip implanted in the butt kind of 
> militia man from around here in the back woods of Idaho.  Your spelling 
> and grammar have gone to hell, not to mention the logical content of your 
> e-mails.  The spelling and grammar are deteriorating with each e-mail as 
> is your grasp of reality.
> Terrence this is a serious suggestion, not a rhetorical one: Go and get 
> yourself checked out medically.  There are a number of medical conditions 
> where the first symptom is a change in cognitive state.  Usually the 
> change happens at a much slower pace (months and years) for chronic 
> conditions and at a much faster pace (over a matter of minutes or hours) 
> for acute conditions, but what we are seeing from you is still 
> troublesome.  Please do yourself and those that care about you a great 
> favor and go see a doctor.  And please do all pilots a favor and ground 
> yourself till you get a medical clearance -- there is clearly something 
> going on that needs evaluation.
>
> Regards,
>
> Hamid
>
>
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