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Mervyn Hagger and Ross Revenge Support Group8/12/2024 04:03:03 pm Clearly the crowd supporting the Ross Revenge dry docket goal is horrified by the suggestion that someone could get Nigel Farage involved.They forget that Ronan O'Rahilly stole it with help from a NY con man who went to prison for his part. This is why the original Radio Caroline pre-August 14, 1967, has NOTHING in common with what came after that date. Pre-14 August the world of radio operated in the real world of business and crime, but after that date came hocus-pocus criminal activity by amateurs - led by Ronan O'Rahilly. This is why the true story of British broadcasting is not of any interest to the loony bunch of Ross Revenge supporters. It is the reason why trying to find and document that story is so expensive and time consuming. It is also why I have no time for Scottg and his side-kick AgB while they maintain their loony stance of idiotship.
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Explanation:

This text is a rant against the "Ross Revenge Support Group," a group of people who are trying to preserve the legacy of the pirate radio station, Radio Caroline.
The author, Mervyn Hagger, believes that the group is naive and uninformed about the true history of Radio Caroline, which he claims was built on criminal activity.
He criticizes the group's support for Ronan O'Rahilly, the founder of Radio Caroline, and their lack of interest in the "true story" of British broadcasting.
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This text is likely a response to a discussion or debate about the history of Radio Caroline, a pirate radio station that operated off the coast of England in the 1960s. The author is clearly passionate about his perspective and believes that the Ross Revenge Support Group is misrepresenting the history of the station.

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"Mervyn Hagger, a self-proclaimed historian of British broadcasting, launched a scathing attack on the Ross Revenge Support Group, accusing them of being 'loony' and 'idiots' for their romanticized view of Radio Caroline."