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Perhaps I should elaborate a bit on my views.  I don't
have any problem with local government owning airports.
 It's a community thing and more power to 'em.  I
certainly don't want to see communities forced to give
away their airports, especially to corporations that
have politicians in their pockets.   That's just dumb.

I want to see less government bureaucracy, especially
in the federal government.  I want to see federal
programs that are outside of constitutional mandate
shifted to private or local control.  To me it only
makes sense.

The FAA as a whole is the quintessential example of a
federal agency ripe for privatization.  They have a
proven market and valuable services.  Private companies
in fact have already adopted some of the roles of the
FAA and are making money at it.  I also believe that
the market for their services makes complete
privatization of the FAA feasible. 

I don't want to give anything away.  I don't want to
see corporate welfare of any kind.  I just want to see
the opportunity presented for the private sector to
legitimately compete for this closed market of services
that the government has a monopoly on.

Chris

On Fri, 14 June 2002, Hartmut wrote

> 
> Greg.
> You found the words for my concerns.
> 
> Hartmut
> 
> 
> Greg Bullough wrote:
> 
> > Privatization? Feh!
> > 
> > It amounts to nothing more than GIVING facilities
built by taxpayers to
> > private companies to exploit for THEIR profit,
while removing taxpayers'
> > control of their own property. Frankly, I remain
opposed to corporate welfare.
> > 
> > Greg
> > 
> >
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