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@w0odl This is an interesting development. Will have to read through the petition. In the meantime, it’s a reminder that perhaps our HF #hamradio bands aren’t as secure as we might thinnk.

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In support of high frequency trading. Is that a public good?

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@silentLurker @kb6nu @w0odl

Stock market prices

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not in the least… these encrypted transmissions only benefit the traders. making more wealth for the wealthy.

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As long as corporations view it as a way to make more cash, it will never be safe. I’m really hoping the ARRL does what amateurs are paying it to do, and fight this tooth and nail. Sadly their track record doesn’t give me hope at all.

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@Dusty @kb6nu Keep in mind that ARRL is limited by the amount of money we give them. It’s less than a drop in the bucket compared to what Verizon et. al. can pay for influence. Is this the fault of the ARRL, or the fault if the people that elect corruptible shills?

The ARRL’s track record is not a sign of failure by the ARRL. Given the resources they have to work with, and the willingness to cheat their adversaries possess, and our ability to elect criminals, they’ve been performimg miracles.

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And those are the types of excuse that keep them from even trying. “Well you didn’t pay us enough, so we aren’t going to even try. By the way, your cost of membership are going up, because membership numbers are plummeting. Totally not our fault though.”

People (like me) are pretty fed up with the hands constantly being shoved asking for more, while getting less and less for what we give.

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