Apollo: The Race Against Time

Some "types" of aircraft have had zero losses. Why not B-2 too?

Jerry

Because it would affirm my position.

It was broken up by court order in circa 1994.

Now proven.

Then why don't you post it?

jerry, you truncated My answer. Here it is again; "First, why would I post such a thing? For starters, the date you mention is after the powertech partnership breakup, secondly, I was never served with such a document, and thirdly, you, jerry irvine, were fond guilty of civil fraud. Contracts and written agreements cannot be used to enforce a crime. Last time I checked, fraud was a crime."

No such court order exists now or ever. powertech ceased to exist in '91 when the remaining partners kicked you out and filed suite against you for fraud.

We can only hope that it's a bona fide combat loss, and not a stupid software error, mismanagement, or grand theft.

Apparantly you are STILL unfamiliar with partnership law in CA.

It's possible but I'm not betting on it.

Phil

And you, apparently, are still unfamiliar with basic law. Here's a refresher:

1. When you are convicted of fraud, that means you lost and you have to pay up. It does not mean that you get to spend decades retrying the case on usenet instead of paying off the judgement against you.
2. Writing "stolen motor" on someone's flight card does not make it evidence of theft.
3. Ignoring the regulatory policies of DOT, ATF, CSFM and other such agencies can result in big fines or other unpleasantness, even if you think their policies are wrong.

Hope this helps!