Now is too soon.
We have important overregulation to live the lifestyle of.
Jerry
"Using Tripoli logic that happened in the past (even if merely 5 minutes ago) and should be ignored. The leadership will "try" to do better. It might take a while, a decade or two, but we have made some progress today toward it. We discussed it on the secret listserv and agreed to disagree and move forward."
- Jerry Irvine
"I bet there are more people collecting string into balls than there are flying high power rockets."
- Steve Cello, Tripoli Prefect [default]
"I hate to 'chime and chirp' - but my 'approach' whipped a disaster area into shape in 7 weeks - and saved Tripoli's little butt with the NFPA. You are PERFECTLY free to contact ANYBODY on the committee for verification."
- John Cato, former TMT chair
"I've been mailbombed no less than five times since I started posting the truth about the MRED scam to this newsgroup over a year ago. This tells me someone in MRDEAD and Tripoli don't like the truth getting out."
- Dave Gawlick
"I have tried to really make motor testing a professional operation and it is very obvious to me now as to why Tripoli was having problems 'gaining credibility' with practically everyone in the outside world, because they *really* DON'T have it with some of the people that really matter. And this reputation is well deserved. To be perfectly frank - Tripoli is a sick organization. These bylaw and Articles of Incorporation issues are merely the tip of the iceberg. Symptoms, not the sickness, if you will. Let's hope I am wrong with my assessment. But, as I said, I really feel we may see some concerted efforts to further discredit me, both inside the Board and to the membership in general."
- John Cato
"If (when?) Tripoli fails, it will be due to all of the problems that Jerry, John, Jim, myself, and others have tried to bring to the attention of the management, and now to the public. It will *NOT* be the result of our complaints any more than the Challenger explosion was the fault of an engineer who said "Don't launch it in the cold"."
- Bob Kaplow