Central Arkansas,  Tennessee and Ohio Center for Terrorist Plot
by Winsip Custer CPW News Service
Authorities uncovered  a plot on Thursday, November 4th, laid out by an unlikely terrorist coaltion,  members of the I've Got No Damn Healthcare, Damn It party.    The group led by out of work steel mill worker, Barry Sullivan, age 64, from  Mena, Arkansas, had devised a plan for flying remote control, GPS directed model  airplanes carrying dynamite, into the US Capital Building on the day of any  potential vote to repeal the Obama Healthcare Plan.
Sullivan and his group  including two unemployed model airplane builders, three underinsured GPS  repairmen and a laidoff Felspar mine demolition expert from Asheville, North  Carolina had followed the work of  Maynard Hill and his team from  Maryland who successfully flew a radio controlled airplane from Newfoundland,  Canada to Ireland. The flight of Hills's small plane began at 8pm on a Saturday,  and  landed in Ireland 38 hours later covering a distance of 1888 miles setting  the new world records for distance and duration by a radio controlled  aircraft.  The distance from the Mena, Arkansas airport and from two others in  Ohio and Tennessee was well under the 1,888 mile path of the Hill's 11 pound  aircraft powerered by an OS 60 four stroke engine and controlled by an off the  shelf Futaba radio gear and custom built and programmed GPS system.  "Their  transatlantic flight used 38 ounces of camping stove fuel," said Sullivan, "our  flights would take two-thirds less and so we substituted fuel for two sticks of  dynamite that would be detonated by a simple triggering devise on the nose of  the aircrafts," said Sullivan.  "Made by your unemployed Felspar mine demolition  expert?"  I asked.  "Yea, that's right,  Jasper 'Boomer' Barksdale.  He was laid off just like the rest of us,"  said  Sullivan.  "What message did you hope to send to Congress?" I asked  Sullivan.   "I GOT NO DAMN HEALTHCARE, DAMN  IT!" he shouted as ATF agents led him away in handcuffs along with "Boomer"  Barksdale and the others.
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| Model aircraft like the TAM-5 that flew over 1800 miles from New Foundland to Ireland across the Atlantic Ocean in 38 hours.  | 
For a view of the historic transatlantic flight of the Maynard Hill RC airplane "The Spirit of Butt's Hill" aka TAM-5, see http://tam.plannet21.com/

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