Boycott Gettysburg

Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent John
Latschar raped it.
http://users.snip.net/~hart/

We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands of
dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration. Desecration
is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should be
able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and labeled
criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during the
planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment, but
you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost hunters
have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a fortune
toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out. John
Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging. He
blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that divide
the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government ineptness.
Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of trees,
or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan. Chances
are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and debts
behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of you
sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is cheap,
holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar raped
you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.

Dude,

This is seriously off-topic here, in a rec.* newsgroup with a charter. I
suggest that if you have problems with the performance of a federal
employee, that you take it up with his supervisors, newspapers, and voters.
If his policies are really as bad as you say, someone will eventually do
something about him. (Probably promote him upstairs, but then he will stop
doing whatever he does that bothers you.)

"Ghost hunters have been turned away in droves." You need to separate in
your mind, reality and the sort of stuff that happens on "Ghost Whisperer".
Jennifer Love Hewitt is surely hot, but not nearly as hot as she was in
"Can't Hardly Wait".

Earle

"Tom" > wrote in message
groups.com...
> Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent
John
> Latschar raped it.
> http://users.snip.net/~hart/
>
> We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands
of
> dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
> Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration.
Desecration
> is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
> destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
> slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should
be
> able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and
labeled
> criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
> tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during the
> planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment,
but
> you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
> though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
> taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost hunters
> have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
> drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a
fortune
> toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
> Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
> the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out. John
> Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging.
He
> blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
> enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that
divide
> the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government ineptness.
> Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
> off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of
trees,
> or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan. Chances
> are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and
debts
> behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
> John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of
you
> sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is cheap,
> holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
> Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar raped
> you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.
>
>

This sounds like something that the Daughters of the Union and Daughters of
the Confederacy would be interested in. Have you contacted them?


"Earle Horton" > wrote in message
om...
> Dude,
>
> This is seriously off-topic here, in a rec.* newsgroup with a charter. I
> suggest that if you have problems with the performance of a federal
> employee, that you take it up with his supervisors, newspapers, and
> voters.
> If his policies are really as bad as you say, someone will eventually do
> something about him. (Probably promote him upstairs, but then he will
> stop
> doing whatever he does that bothers you.)
>
> "Ghost hunters have been turned away in droves." You need to separate in
> your mind, reality and the sort of stuff that happens on "Ghost
> Whisperer".
> Jennifer Love Hewitt is surely hot, but not nearly as hot as she was in
> "Can't Hardly Wait".
>
> Earle
>
> "Tom" > wrote in message
> groups.com...
>> Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent
> John
>> Latschar raped it.
>> http://users.snip.net/~hart/
>>
>> We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands
> of
>> dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
>> Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration.
> Desecration
>> is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
>> destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
>> slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should
> be
>> able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and
> labeled
>> criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
>> tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during
>> the
>> planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment,
> but
>> you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
>> though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
>> taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost
>> hunters
>> have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
>> drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a
> fortune
>> toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
>> Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
>> the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out.
>> John
>> Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging.
> He
>> blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
>> enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that
> divide
>> the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government
>> ineptness.
>> Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
>> off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of
> trees,
>> or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan.
>> Chances
>> are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and
> debts
>> behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
>> John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of
> you
>> sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is
>> cheap,
>> holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
>> Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar
>> raped
>> you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.
>>
>>
>
>

"Tom" > wrote in message
groups.com...
> Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent
> John
> Latschar raped it.
> http://users.snip.net/~hart/
>
> We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands
> of
> dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
> Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration.
> Desecration
> is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
> destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
> slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should
> be
> able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and
> labeled
> criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
> tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during the
> planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment,
> but
> you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
> though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
> taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost hunters
> have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
> drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a
> fortune
> toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
> Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
> the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out. John
> Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging.
> He
> blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
> enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that
> divide
> the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government ineptness.
> Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
> off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of
> trees,
> or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan. Chances
> are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and
> debts
> behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
> John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of
> you
> sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is cheap,
> holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
> Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar raped
> you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.
>

Very one sided only see before pictures where are the after pictures you
**** this is not the correct forum either you piece of ****.

Coasty

Sorry for the four letter expletives but sometimes these spamming #@@ !&*^~
need it, the truth I just hadn't had my coffee yet.
Coasty

"Coasty" <uscg_ret at comcast dot net> wrote in message
. ..
>
> "Tom" > wrote in message
> groups.com...
>> Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent
>> John
>> Latschar raped it.
>> http://users.snip.net/~hart/
>>
>> We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands
>> of
>> dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
>> Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration.
>> Desecration
>> is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
>> destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
>> slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should
>> be
>> able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and
>> labeled
>> criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
>> tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during
>> the
>> planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment,
>> but
>> you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
>> though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
>> taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost
>> hunters
>> have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
>> drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a
>> fortune
>> toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
>> Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
>> the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out.
>> John
>> Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging.
>> He
>> blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
>> enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that
>> divide
>> the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government
>> ineptness.
>> Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
>> off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of
>> trees,
>> or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan.
>> Chances
>> are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and
>> debts
>> behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
>> John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of
>> you
>> sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is
>> cheap,
>> holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
>> Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar
>> raped
>> you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.
>>
>
> Very one sided only see before pictures where are the after pictures you
> **** this is not the correct forum either you piece of ****.
>
> Coasty
>

Alas, this guy posts this from time to time across many NG; I have seen it
already in other NGs that I do. It is too bad for him that the folks that
would benefit from hearing this likely never read any of these NGs and thus
these thoughts are just wasted on us. Just how effective is this boycott
when his target has no idea that he is being targeted?
Tomes

"Tom" > wrote in message
groups.com...
> Link to photos showing how the battlefield looked before superintendent
> John
> Latschar raped it.
> http://users.snip.net/~hart/
>
> We loved Gettysburg: took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands
> of
> dollars there, but those days are over thanks to park superintendent John
> Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield. He calls it restoration.
> Desecration
> is more descriptive. If we spent another dime we'd be supporting the
> destruction. Trees are being ripped out wholesale. The deer have been
> slaughtered. Visiting on a Nov. evening is an experience everyone should
> be
> able to enjoy, but he shortened the hours so you'll be ticketed and
> labeled
> criminals. He threw up so many one-way signs that traffic has become a
> tourist's nightmare. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during the
> planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment,
> but
> you ignore them. Tens of 1000s have voiced their concern, but you act as
> though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the
> taxpayers, not an arrogant, government-appointed bureaucrat. Ghost hunters
> have been turned away in droves. He said they're in the same category as
> drug users. (look it up) What a moron. Not only is the town losing a
> fortune
> toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes.
> Those with evil intent will always gain access at night, as was proven by
> the recent vandalism. Closing the park merely keeps honest folks out. John
> Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging.
> He
> blames everything except his own bumbling. He moans about never having
> enough money, yet continues wasting funds on senseless projects that
> divide
> the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government ineptness.
> Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to **** people
> off. If he's not shooting the wildlife, cutting down 100s of acres of
> trees,
> or screwing up traffic flow, he'll devise some other dumbass plan. Chances
> are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and
> debts
> behind for someone else. (He's done it before) What's worse than allowing
> John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground? Most of
> you
> sit idly by and let it happen without so much as a whimper. Talk is cheap,
> holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye
> Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar raped
> you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity and disgrace.
>
>

And a memory it is! Hold on to it cause no one can take it away at any
cost.

First time and looking for info on my Old 1989 Jeep Cherokee Larado with
256,000 miles on her. A, shade-tree mechanic wanted to clean the engine
with $2 cleaner and waterhose. Now, she want start and I'm confused and
UPSET!

"Carolinasuzy" > wrote:
>
> First time and looking for info on my Old 1989 Jeep
> Cherokee Larado with
> 256,000 miles on her. A, shade-tree mechanic wanted to
> clean the engine
> with $2 cleaner and waterhose. Now, she want start and
> I'm confused and
> UPSET!

You might want to re-post this under it's own subject. I
expect a lot of regulars won't see it otherwise.

Seahag

Carolinasuzy wrote:
> And a memory it is! Hold on to it cause no one can take it away at any
> cost.
>
> First time and looking for info on my Old 1989 Jeep Cherokee Larado with
> 256,000 miles on her. A, shade-tree mechanic wanted to clean the engine
> with $2 cleaner and waterhose. Now, she want start and I'm confused and
> UPSET!
>
Probably got water under the distributor cap, that will do it every
time. Take the cap off and make sure it's dry inside, blow it out with
a hair dryer or leave it out in the sun if you need to.

I once had something like this happen with a Studebaker (Delco
distributor), absolutely drove me nuts until I figured out what was
going on.

Jeff DeWitt

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