John Navas wrote: > CHERTOFF:
Oh, well he certainly has a lot of credibility. [snicker]
John Navas wrote: > CHERTOFF:
Oh, well he certainly has a lot of credibility. [snicker]
Good to hear you admit that.
See below- much more than DirectTalk was available.
Actually, the COW's were in place within 12 hours of the storm moving out- full Nextel communication was available.
You might try JUST ONCE to research and know what you're trying to talk about before you proceed.
Enough what? Slanted and not totally accurate reporting? Quotes taken out of context? Absolutely- enough.
Its worth pointing out that, even though I have no idea what this thread is about, I still find myself disagreeing with you.
IMHO anyone who posts nothing but cheap oneliners has nothing useful to say. You may want to consider whether you're a useful poster, or self-seeking semi-troll. Mark McIntyre
You're not keeping up with this thread.
Likewise other carriers. Hence no advantage for Nextel, and of no value during the critical hours of the storm, unlike satellite.
Have a nice day.
Cite, please- the one that shows other carriers were as timely.
There you go again...
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