I believe that people working together can make some real differences that will make our country a better place. Read any of the numerous web pages on the Internet devoted to pirate radio and you will see that Gary is not alone in this hope. Thanks to technological advances that allow transmitters be cheaper and smaller, pirate radio stations are popping up all over the world. From urban housing projects to the jungles of the Philippines, low-power radio is proving to be an effective way of moving people into action. While the Internet is perhaps the graetest empowerment tool the world has ever known, it leaves those lacking the economic or educational means to get online out in the cold.
Pirate radio knows no such social boundaries.
Assuming the FCC doesn't come knocking, Gary plans to expand the scope of RFS in the near future by constructing a backyard studio and giving airwave access to anyone interested in taking part in his grassroots effort, including those with ideas and tastes different than his own.