MCM Airplane Circled TV-38 Many Times Yesterday
By MassNews Staff
            The MCM airplane circled TV-38 on Soldiers Field Road in Boston many times yesterday (Nov. 8th, 2005) afternoon, informing station executives that the citizens of Massachusetts do not want to see Judge Maria Lopez indoctrinating their children in the "free and easy sex" of Pinch Sulzberger and his Boston Globe (which is acting contrary to the values of its editorial staff at the Globe, who also have no use for Judge Lopez).
            Sulzberger's personal desire for kinky-sex discussions is what TV-38 has in mind for the residents of Massachusetts six days a week for the children to watch. The station is a tiny property of the huge, multinational conglomerate Viacom, which anyone can discover owns TV-38 if he or she strips away enough layers of the multinational's corporate fat.
            The airplane's banner read:

                            "NO" TO JUDGE LOPEZ STARRING ON TV-38!

(NOTE: As can be clearly seen, it does NOT say “Say No to Maria Lopez’ ‘The Judge Lopez Show’ on TV38.” as the Herald erroneously reported on Nov. 17th!)

            The sky was clear and nice says pilot Harry Nikitas. "It was a perfect day for the flight. We made a lot of circles over the building so that the executives inside could clearly see the message. Then we went over the State House and carried the message to the many commuters who were still out when the sun began to go down."

This "No to Judge Lopez" banner let Ch.38 executives know that the citizens of Mass. are NOT okay with their plans to make Lopez a celebrity

           "This is the powerful message that we are getting to the citizens," said Sally Pawlick, President of Massachusetts Citizens for Marriage. "We have had it with Pinch Sulzberger and his perverted values and his nasty and illegal methods of imposing his will upon our state.
            "We're going to terminate the four judges who imposed gay marriage upon us as a part of Sulzberger's plan. And we're telling the entire Sulzberger clan to stay in their New York City skyscraper and away from the Province of Massachusetts. Their whole dynasty is in serious danger everywhere across the country.
            "Many of us at MCM remember how the Times and Globe libeled us, and me personally, sixteen times in 2001-2002. We will terminate those four judges who acted illegally on Sulzberger orders."  

            Pilot of MCM Plane
            The pilot who tows the huge banners (100' long with 5' red letters) around the state for MCM is Harry Nikitas from Aerial Supersigns, who hails from Rep. Emile Goguen’s hometown of Fitchburg. They are good friends but their working happily together on this project is just happenstance.

The L-19 Birdog Plane that pulled this, and other banners for Mass Citizens for Marriage over the last few years.

           Nikitas also did the flying in 2004 up and down the Cape and around the state, which caused Speaker Finneran’s wife to realize there was no place they could hide anymore.
            The aircraft is a 1957 L-19 Birddog built by Cessna for the U.S. Military after WWII as a spotter aircraft. This plane flew over enemy lines in Vietnam.