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G0FTD > RADIO 26.11.06 12:37l 38 Lines 1271 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: ZL's,radio regs troubles
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Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 10:33:05 +0000
From: g0ftd@gb7pzt.#24.gbr.eu (Andy)
To: radio@ww
Subject: Re: ZL's,radio regs troubles
G4EBT wrote:-
> If amateurs don't think they or their national society is being listened
> to, the involvement of an MP can often induce a rapid change of heart. It
> isn't a very smart career move for bureaucrats to come to the attention of
> MPs for all the wrong reasons.
> ("I am appealing to you as a last resort due to the intransigence of"....
> etc). It's my experience, and that of other UK amateurs such as Andy,
> G0FTD, and Ian, G3ZHI that it works every time.
It sure does.
Even better if your local MP is the opposition to the national govt,as
the local MP is looking for every scrap of evidence to use against the
majority party.
As I have found, if my local MP says "jump" when holding a governing
minister to account, they ask "how high".
I have piles of letters here, all on House of Commons headed notepaper,
from radio related stuff to car tax, to pensions etc etc.
It's what democracy is all about, and yet it's surprising how little it
gets used properly by the proletariat ;-)
It take's more than just a cross on a ballot paper to take part in democracy.
Go on you Kiwi's, go for it.
- Andy -
G0FTD @ GB7PZT
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