Sunday, December 21, 2008

since dloyd is officaly back

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I'll be listening to CW and avoiding idiots this Christmas. To all my friends and well wishers, Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas. To the others, I'll see you in Hell soon enough. And y'all better hope you see me coming before I see you. Hi Hi.

I do wish dan would stop being such a hypocrtie

again you complain abotu the bad feeling being stired up this holiday season and yet you take part

grow up

or go see the VA for your histary of mental illness

Saturday, December 6, 2008

k3vr seem to be nuts worse than normaly for him

well the destardly attpets to smear my my contiue other at VE7KFM.com (bTW the site has been adknowledged by K3VR as being "controled" but not owned by K3VR) the deperation of the man is plain to see

a few silly points to dismiss why would any one report a claim that I had to FEDERAL officals to the state of MI?

two what is Criminal libel? libel is a civil tort that K3VR has claim he has suffered at my hand but he failed file suit something that VE7KFM.com was promising

"time again for involnatray cominet well I ahve never been comited involontarly or not the one true statement might that more complaints are being recived I would have no way of knowing nor do I realy care

flase swearing? when have I sworn much of anything? never that I know of last time I was underoath was a civl matter in in which I was the platiff in or around 1996 in springfield court about a reali estate matter in 1993

Mark Morgan, KB9RQZ, is in the news again. Michigan law enforcement records indicate a large number of new complaints have been made regarding Morgan. Complaints include false SOS calls, criminal libel, false swearing, false statements to federal officials, false statements to state officials, false claims of shooting at a minor and wounding him, leaving a blood trail, and a host of other complaints.

You may recall that Morgan refers to himself as Karol Madera's "ally." Morgan, who resides at 17366 River Road, Chassell, MI, also describes himself as a kinky, bi-sexual, into (BDSM) bondage, domination, and sado-masochism.

Morgan has made reports about at least six different men to child protection services in at least 6 different states -- at the urging, and under the guidance of Karol Madera, who also provides content for at least 3 defamatory blogs under the control of Mark Morgan. All of Morgan's reports have been unfounded, his criminal libel reported, and the FBI provided with a record of complaints about Morgan, whose blogs have no basis in truth, or reality.

In fact, Morgan was cautioned by the FCC that he should refrain from libeling others, yet Morgan has continuously libeled others, and this has apparently been happening for years. Morgan was voted out of the CCRAA amateur radio club, and he left office early, in disgrace, at least partly as a result of Morgan's reputation as a liar who has made false reports about others.

If this pattern of behavior continues, Morgan may be ordered by the court to undergo a mandatory psychiatric evaluation, in addition to possibly being criminally and civilly liable for false swearing and other malfeasance.

According to law enforcement authorities in Michigan, and at least 3 different websites, Morgan is no stranger to the courts, and there may, in point of fact, be madness behind Morgan's methods. Morgan has previously admitted he was transported to a hospital in Marquette in 2004, under Michigan's Act 48 statute, which states, in part:

MICHIGAN MENTAL HEALTH CODE (EXCERPT)

Act 258 of 1974

330.1401 “Person requiring treatment” defined

(1) As used in this chapter, "person requiring treatment" means (a), (b), (c), or (d):

(a) An individual who has mental illness, and who as a result of that mental illness can reasonably be expected within the near future to intentionally or unintentionally seriously physically injure himself, herself, or another individual, and who has engaged in an act or acts or made significant threats that are substantially supportive of the expectation.

(b) An individual who has mental illness, and who as a result of that mental illness is unable to attend to those of his or her basic physical needs such as food, clothing, or shelter that must be attended to in order for the individual to avoid serious harm in the near future, and who has demonstrated that inability by failing to attend to those basic physical needs.

(c) An individual who has mental illness, whose judgment is so impaired that he or she is unable to understand his or her need for treatment and whose continued behavior as the result of this mental illness can reasonably be expected, on the basis of competent clinical opinion, to result in significant physical harm to himself, herself, or others. This individual shall receive involuntary mental health treatment initially only under the provisions of sections 434 through 438.

(d) An individual who has mental illness, whose understanding of the need for treatment is impaired to the point that he or she is unlikely to participate in treatment voluntarily, who is currently noncompliant with treatment that has been recommended by a mental health, professional and that has been determined to be necessary to prevent a relapse or harmful deterioration of his or her condition and whose noncompliance with treatment has been a factor in the individual's placement in a psychiatric hospital, prison, or jail at least 2 times within the last 48 months or whose noncompliance with treatment has been a factor in the individual's committing 1 or more acts, attempts, or threats of serious violent behavior within the last 48 months. An individual under this subdivision is only eligible to receive assisted outpatient treatment under section 433 or 469a.

(2) An individual whose mental processes have been weakened or impaired by a dementia, an individual with a primary diagnosis of epilepsy, or an individual with alcoholism or other drug dependence is not a person requiring treatment under this chapter unless the individual also meets the criteria specified in subsection (1). An individual described in this subsection may be hospitalized under the informal or formal voluntary hospitalization provisions of this chapter if he or she is considered clinically suitable for hospitalization by the hospital director.

History: 1974, Act 258, Eff. Nov. 6, 1974 ;-- Am. 1975, Act 179, Eff. Aug. 6, 1975 ;-- Am. 1995, Act 290, Eff. Mar. 28, 1996 ;-- Am. 2004, Act 496, Eff. Mar. 30, 2005

Morgan's very odd blog is located here: kb9rqz blog. If Morgan continues to engage in bizarre, apparently delusional and paranoid behavior, which affects the health and safety of others, he may very well find himself on the wrong side of Michigan's Act 258, indicating it's time, once again, for involuntary commitment