[quidnunc]

Catspaw wrote: (Somerville was being investigated by Secret Service agents "who had information that Mr. Somerville had stated over a ham radio that he was going to dispatch assassination teams to target President Bush," it said.) Talk about drawing attention to yourself.

I used to listen to these crackpots on my SW monitor.

They have something they call the Liberty Net on SW sideband and they have a moderator acting as a traffic controller who keeps a log so that everybody on the net gets to talk in their turn.

The New American is their Bible and they think that talk radio guys like Rush Limbaugh are NWO agents provocateurs.

I have lost the frequency where they broadcast so I haven't listened for a while.

[FourPeas]

Those guys on SW are a hoot. It's fascinating to listen to their view of the world.

[VoiceOfBruck]

3950 was the last place I remember them being on. Maybe they're still there. I used to listen to them once in a while but it got to be pretty repetitive and predictable. And they got jammed a lot which made listening tedious.

[_Jim]

They have something they call the Liberty Net on SW sideband

3950 KHz in the 80 Meter Amateur band ...

... 'nutnet.com' can also be found on the web at:

www.3950.net

3950 Can Be Funny

WA9KJI is one of the worst violators of the amateur regulations of all time - but his antics are so insane (including parading in public wearing underwear on his head) that it must be admitted that he is unintentionally funny at times, and this cartoonist has captured his essential spirit

While we're on the subject of the unintentionally amusing, this web site by one of the jammers, WB0CXJ, should give you quite a chuckle, as should this one, also by a jammer, AA5HQ, whose modus operandi is to make unidentified, abusive, and vulgar comments over legitimate 3950 users while inebriated.

Timeline: W9ART Jams - Calls for Murder - Gets Warning - Keeps Jamming

Even after receiving a warning letter from Riley Hollingsworth, W9ART continues his intentional interference on 3950 kHz!