"Ed Woolverton"
?????
Oh yes...he was responsible for one of my vehicles being kept in Federal
Custody for over 5 months....a small man with alot of FEDERAL
power........who cared less about anyone's rights or property..........
In my opinion the US Government has more Police agency's, and offices to
control
>the population than any other country on Earth.
Its our own fault.....
Jon
At 12:28 PM 8/28/00 +0800, ljh wrote:
>Henry:
>
>I am very glad you have posted this message as it does give a very bright,
>positive light, to MV collectors and our hobby. Many times in my home of
>Sullivan County New York, I and my equipment, were invited to many events
such
>as, County run Air Shows, Memorial Day, Fourth of July Parades, and County
>Functions, such as Octoberfest party's and the like. Never did the Local
>Governments offer to pay even for my fuel. Their Attitude was that they were
>being clever and using my equipment for free Advertisement and promotion of
>their events. I in turn kept my mouth shut and thought of the positive
influence
>that I could bring to the Hobby and my fellow collectors.
>
>Whatever happened to "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"??? I don't
>know.
>
>As far as the bill to demil and destroy the vehicles that we collect some
years
>back the name "Ed Woolverton" at TACOM came up in my endeavors to obtain 2,
>M60A3 MBT's for a Museum in New York. It was him personally who put a stop to
>this even after I had received written authorization to pick them up from
Fort
>Drum. Ed is also a Civilian Employee of the ARMY. To watch out Freedoms be
>slowly removed by a "Government by the People, of the People and for the
People"
>is a very sad thing.
>
>In my opinion the US Government has more Police agency's, and offices to
control
>the population than any other country on Earth.
>
>Thank you Henry for Speaking out.
>
>Tim Conover
>AMOY, China.
>
>
>
>
>ygmir wrote:
>
>
>
>> Hi all,
>> Well, I think I've found a way to use my deuce and also help us
"collectors"
>> with good work.
>> I used my M35A2 today to deliver and set a tombstone at a cemetery for a
>> Vietnam Vet. (my business is stonecutting and tombstones).
>> His friends asked for something special, and I helped as I could.
>> They made a procession through town on motorcycles, American flags waving
>> off each one. I followed with the "deuce" and was then followed by the
civvy
>> vehicles of others.
>> It made his friends (he had no family that any knew of), feel good to give
>> him a special send off, and, I think helped some people realize us "MVers"
>> are ok.
>> It seems if we could do things like that, folks would realize we're just
>> normal (?) people with a hobby.
>> I also think if we shared stories like this on the "list", those who "lurk"
>> looking for info would find positive examples of us and our "toys".
>> That's all.
>> Just thought I'd share it with you and any who are interested.
>> Henry
>>
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