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Seaplane Pilot · 01-07-2006, 05:50 PM

OK then. Let's follow the lead of Lake George officials, rather than follow the position of our own NH Marine Patrol - yes, the same NH Marine Patrol that is currently responsible for law enforcement on NH inland and coastal waters. Yes, the same Marine Patrol who have stated that a speed limit is unenforceable and not needed, in their opinion. Why should we believe them, NY must know better? Give me a break, will you.

Maybe Rep. Poulliard can sponsor a bill that bans all motorboats in the state. All you island folk can sail or kayak to your island houses. If the real issue is safety, why not? Imagine the safety record then. Wait...he's too busy sponsoring statues to let 17 year old skull-bashing murderers avoid the death penalty. There's a groundswell of support to defeat HB-162, yet the supporters of the speedlimit honestly believe that this is going to pass. Not a chance.

01-07-2006, 05:50 PM	#4
Seaplane Pilot Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,177 Thanks: 664 Thanked 943 Times in 368 Posts	New York knows what's best for NH... OK then. Let's follow the lead of Lake George officials, rather than follow the position of our own NH Marine Patrol - yes, the same NH Marine Patrol that is currently responsible for law enforcement on NH inland and coastal waters. Yes, the same Marine Patrol who have stated that a speed limit is unenforceable and not needed, in their opinion. Why should we believe them, NY must know better? Give me a break, will you. Maybe Rep. Poulliard can sponsor a bill that bans all motorboats in the state. All you island folk can sail or kayak to your island houses. If the real issue is safety, why not? Imagine the safety record then. Wait...he's too busy sponsoring statues to let 17 year old skull-bashing murderers avoid the death penalty. There's a groundswell of support to defeat HB-162, yet the supporters of the speedlimit honestly believe that this is going to pass. Not a chance.