On Jul 29, 10:41*am, jaybird wrote:
As another aging RBP lurker, I cannot imagine how empty your life must
be to spend time raging in babbling lunacy about balloons on your
kayak. *Go blow up your balloons, go find some empty pond or lake, and
SHUT THE HELL UP!

Thank you.

jaybird

Actually my life is rich, and getting richer after 8 years of Bush
Cheney criminality, that rivals that of the Nuremberg Trials.
Rec.boats.paddle lurkers like yourself used the Bush Cheney years to
deny the American public 50 cent sponsons to get out of the water in 5
seconds. Without sponsons, no judge or jury can get out of the water
to save themselves. Go ahead, test a court with rolling, paddle
floating, canoe over canoe, capistrano flip, paddle a floooded canoe
or kayak to shore. The depth of perfidy of your canoe and kayak death
cult is obvious: http://www.sponsonguy.com

And Just the Summer before 9/11, on rec.boats.paddle I warned about
"the creation of a murder cult" Today on Huffington Post or the NY
Times, etc. many articles refer to the destruction of the GOP by
attempting to stop American Health Care. It was the same principle
with safety sponsons, with over 1,500 dead Americans in Canoes and
Kayaks. It was the same principle after the Civil War with dedicated
corruption in public office toward the deliberate killing and
plundering of other Americans:
Editor Chris Cunningham, just like Dave Harrison at Canoe and
Kayak magazine, (see Dave's sponson prose-praise on the index page of
the website http://www.sponsonguy.com), decided to cave-in to the
murder cult of paddlefloaters and rollers, even though most people
can't save themselves with either one.

I told them in 1994 that their behavior would lead to a murder cult
in
paddlesports, with the general public needlessly dying of
paddlefloating, rolling, etc.


The young Wisconsin couple were murdered by the cult, and so were the
2 kids in Washington State last week, who borrowed kayaks from
friends, thinking that canoes and kayaks are as safe as the
propaganda
in the magazines. Or the instructor propaganda.


Dead touring paddlers die differently from WW paddlers (who usually
die quickly trapped by a sprayskirt or pinned underwater). Dead
touring paddlers usually have lots of time to realize they are
trapped, with no escape, when they can't get back in with a
paddlefloat.


They think about not seeing their mom and dad again, as they slowly
die. Just like the 4 schoolkids at Lyme Bay.


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From: "safer21"
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 08:51:51 -0400
Local: Sat, Apr 7 2001 8:51 am
Subject: Sponsons don't kill people. People Kill People
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Lyman, you stupid fool. You are not smart enough to understand that
Seakayaker and Canoe and Kayak Magazine etc. set out to trick you and
other
people with inadequate intelligence.


Over 1000 dead US touring paddlers now. Killed by not getting out of
the
water. Simple.


Killed by sprayskirts that trap. Killed by paddlefloats. Killed by
rolls. In
Greenland, the championships always use a big sponsoned rescue Zodiac
because they can't roll to save themselves.


But people are tricked and murdered. Like you.


Nothing humorous about murder John. Tell that "very nice lawyer" that
the
families of 1000 murdered victims can be reached using the US COAST
GUARD
database.


Get the law firms to work.


JOHN! Don't murder Spunky. Matt is dangerous.


Matt says on his website (last I looked) that rolls are much safer
than
paddlefloats. But of course, in Seakayaker mag etc., The World Champs
at the
Greenland Championships can't save themselves (and need a big
sponsoned
Zodiac rescue boat, and diver.)


Matt tells me that he wanted sponsons included throughout "Deep
Trouble".
This is due to the extreme liability of that book. Look at poor Doug
Lloyd
almost dying in Seakayaker several times. (Doug worships MATT). Matt
is mean
to Doug.


Seakayaker printed the sponson superiority article on the website
www.sponsonguy.com
and Matt was furious.


In Every issue of Seakayaker since 1993, in every article by George
Gronseth
and Matt Broze, sponsons are not mentioned. But outrageously
dangerous
and
murderously unsafe ideas are. George and Matt tried to change in
"Deep
Trouble" by including sponsons (but only in the book, for liability
reasons).


Editor Chris Cunningham, just like Dave Harrison at Canoe and Kayak
magazine, (see Dave's sponson prose-praise on the index page of the
website), decided to cave-in to the murder cult of paddlefloaters and
rollers, even though most people can't save themselves with either
one.


I told them in 1994 that their behavior would lead to a murder cult
in
paddlesports, with the general public needlessly dying of
paddlefloating,
rolling, etc.


The young Wisconsin couple were murdered by the cult, and so were the
2 kids
in Washington State last week, who borrowed kayaks from friends,
thinking
that canoes and kayaks are as safe as the propaganda in the
magazines.
Or
the instructor propaganda.


Dead touring paddlers die differently from WW paddlers (who usually
die
quickly trapped by a sprayskirt or pinned underwater). Dead touring
paddlers
usually have lots of time to realize they are trapped, with no
escape,
when
they can't get back in with a paddlefloat.


They think about not seeing their mom and dad again, as they slowly
die.
Just like the 4 schoolkids at Lyme Bay.


THIS IS CRUEL MURDER!


Young and fit paddlers in issues of Seakayaker and Atlantic Coastal
Kayaker,
who are saved just before unconsciousness, due to hypothermia, say
"I
thought of never seeing my kids...family...loved ones...again....."


Articles in magazines sometimes report that they think they "need to
practise paddlefloating more often" ( to avoid breaking paddles and
re-capsizing, pumping out, fitting sprayskirt etc.) This is the CULT
MURDER
EFFECT.


As you see in posts by Tom And Rick in this thread, the paddlefloat
is
not
going to save most people if they need it. It will murder them.


Anything depending on "Practise! Practise!" is so unreliable, it will
fail
in emergencies. Like rolls and paddlefloats. These ideas murder
people.


The judge self-rescues in 20 seconds, no practice, the first time,
with 20
second sponsons.


The Future Of Canoes and Kayaks


Murder in the 2nd degree is behavior that knowingly endangers
innocent
people and kills them. For example, discharging a gun into a crowd or
instructing people to paddle kayaks and canoes without sponsons, the
only
reliable emergency stability, to escape death by hypothermia.


20 second sponsons are foam, oral or gas cartridge inflated, in a
variety of
models to meet public safety needs.


Instructing people to paddle canoes and kayaks unsafely, and killing
them,
is a serious crime. Rolls, paddlefloats, and open canoe rescues kill
both
experienced and novice paddlers.
Without a reliable means to get out of the water fast, people are
murdered.
Even wearing PFDs.


BCU and ACA instructors, and commercial magazines such as "Canoe and
Kayak",
"Seakayaker", and "Paddler" deliberately endanger the public with
unsafe
instruction. The primary motive is profit, with group rolling lessons
and
paddlefloating lessons costing $400 an hour, on average. After a 90
minute
rolling lesson, the failure rate for rolling is 80%.


In contrast, 20 second sponsons are learned in 20 seconds, with no
failures,
unless physically disabled. Physically disabled paddlers can rescue
themselves using gas cartridge sponsons, simply pulling a cord. Then
they
crawl out of the water, using the rear deck as a boarding platform.
These
will retail for less than $300, including all hardware for permanent
installation on gunwales: Lightweight 1 lb., Compact 8 inch by 2 inch
gunwale fitting holding each deflated sponson inside, No drag. Just
pull the
cord.


Inexpensive, closed cell foam sponsons cost a canoe or kayak
manufacturer a
few dollars ($5) . YMCA camps and Boy Scouts can use rolled up
sleeping
mats, properly adapted, to paddle any flooded kayak or canoe to
safety
immediately, to escape death by hypothermia.


But First the kids have to escape death by ACA/ BCU instruction, the
commercial magazines, and the paddlesport industry.


Thousands of dead paddlers since 1993, when sponsons were available;
1000
dead paddlers in the US alone.


In this same time period, twice as many canoes and kayaks have been
sold
with built-in sponsons, compared to those without sponsons.
Canoes and Kayaks without sponsons kill almost all paddlers. Simply
because
people are not able to get out of the water, and stay out, without
sponsons.


The murderous instruction cult speaks of risk management, while
instructing
without sponsons.
In view of the much lower death rate for sponsoned canoes and kayaks
(of
which there are twice the numbers), the biggest risk is ACA, BCU
instruction
etc., with no sponsons.


The above parties have created a rolling and paddlefloating cult that
kills
without mercy. And Kills most paddlers, simply because they refuse to
teach
20 second sponsons. They kill people for money. This evidence is
proof
of
criminal behavior.


Ethical and intelligent paddlers are now bringing this murderous brew
to a
boil. Contact news media, offices of state or crown attorneys, and
grieving
families. This is a problem that is easily fixed.


A 10 year old child can turn any ACA instructor into a FOOL in 20
seconds.


Clip, clip, the Fastex buckles and any kayak or canoe is stable
enough
to
paddle fully flooded, to safety. The paddler gets warmed immediately.
And
the body core is out of cold water in 20 seconds. Plus Re-capsize
protection.


1. The Instructor is still in the water.


2. The instructor denies the public re-capsize protection, even in a
fully
flooded canoe or kayak that can be paddled in 20 seconds.


3. The instructor kills people this way.


Tim Ingram
www.sponsonguy.com



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(Rick Donnelly) wrote:
In article , "Spunky"
wrote:
How useful is a paddle float for a self rescue?
I just got my kayak last year, and just love it, but found it
impossible to
get back in on my own in deep water.
(Don't bother me with the sponsons, Safer21, you're in my kill file,
you
brought that on yourself.)
Matt Broze (inventor of the float) wrote an article on the intended
useage
of the paddle float in sea kayaker a while back.
If anyone is really interest you could just subscribe to Paddlewise-L and
ask Matt about it yourself. He's a regular contributor.
John Fereira

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