$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('EnergyUnlimited', '
')Radar/Laser detectors are passive devices.
On the other hand GPS jamming devices are RF emitters, so they are very easy to localize.
Hiding them in weird place won't wash.
The only way around the problem would rest in your ability to disable your GPS transmitter in a fashion which remind natural failure to stay beyond suspicion, should such fault be found.
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Criminalizing Poverty For Profit Debtors Prisons
Re: Criminalizing Poverty For Profit Debtors Prisons
by Arsenal » Sun 20 Dec 2009, 12:24:14
True enough but how about a zapper?
http://hackedgadgets.com/2006/10/08/rfid-zapper/
The only difference is you wind the coil for 1950MHz instead of 125KHz. That would fry the receiver coil attached to the GPS antenna.
The point is someone will figure out a way to get around it. As hard as TPTB squeeze the populace the more people with indirectly fall through the cracks. ESP when TPTB is in its decline.
If the American people ever allow the banks to control issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers occupied. T Jefferson
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Re: Criminalizing Poverty For Profit Debtors Prisons
by pablonite » Sun 20 Dec 2009, 12:53:26
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('EnergyUnlimited', 'P')ersonally it does not scare me.
I have lived through collapse of one system (communism in Poland) and it can be a fun.
I have lived through collapse of one system (communism in Poland) and it can be a fun.
Heh. Are you in America now?
FTA:
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'F')ortunately, the bank cannot have him imprisoned (yet).
Pffft.
Everyone is obviously completely ignorant of "LAW" since we can fill several libraries with its script and no one person could ever get through it all in a lifetime. This fact alone should raise a red flag in everyones brain no?
Back in simpler days there were 2 kinds of law that everyone knew of, maritime law - the law of the seas and civil law - the law of the land.
We don't even need written civil law - we all know it. Don't steal from you neighbour, don't screw his wife...etc.
Maritime law can also be called banking law. The banks wrote the book and have actually sailed right onto land with their laws.
This statement from the article cannot be further from the truth and it has been this way for a long time now.
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Re: Criminalizing Poverty For Profit Debtors Prisons
by beamofthewave » Sat 02 Jan 2010, 01:51:36
What state do you live in? Where I live it is a minimum of a two year wait to get a rent subsidized place to live and thats if you have kids. Forget it for the average single poor person. I used to work Welfare in Indiana back in 1990 and for one child a woman would be eligible for 139 a month in assistance and that was to pay for everything, oh I almost forgot she also got 60 a month in food stamps for her and her child. Why is it rich citizens bitch about poor citizens getting any assistance from the government. Never hear the rich bitch about all the assistance Walfart gets to move into town, for the cheap ass lousy, piece of shit jobs they bring with their sorry asses and then take out the good jobs that pay decent for people. The beauty of this economic downturn is it is going to take all of the citizens with it, rich and poor, the poor are the first to suffer and the next it is going to be the wealthy because they only think they are wealthy, they are not in the Bush category of wealth and power. This economic peak oil downturn is going to get us all, except for the really rich with compounds in Paraguay built over the larget fresh water aquifers left on the planet with Xe to protect them. The rest of us are so totally doomed because the ultra rich lost 1.25 quadrillion in the hedge fund market and our treasury sent 24 trillion to make up the loss. why not moan about that since it is the reason most people in the USA will be starving within five years.
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Re: Criminalizing Poverty For Profit Debtors Prisons
by shortonsense » Sat 02 Jan 2010, 02:05:21
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('beamofthewave', ' ')Why is it rich citizens bitch about poor citizens getting any assistance from the government.
Because they are the ones handing over a decent chunk of their paychecks so the government can do a little wealth reallocation at their expense?
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('beamofthewave', '
') Never hear the rich bitch about all the assistance Walfart gets to move into town, for the cheap ass lousy, piece of shit jobs they bring with their sorry asses and then take out the good jobs that pay decent for people.
Hows that work? Walmart moves in...pays its people...and say, the local Toyota plant fires all its people just because Walmart came to town?
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('beamofwave', '
')This economic peak oil downturn is going to get us all, except for the really rich with compounds in Paraguay built over the larget fresh water aquifers left on the planet with Xe to protect them. The rest of us are so totally doomed because the ultra rich lost 1.25 quadrillion in the hedge fund market and our treasury sent 24 trillion to make up the loss. why not moan about that since it is the reason most people in the USA will be starving within five years.
For starters, not that this has anything to do with debtors prisons, Matt Simmons says that this mortgage and cheap credit bubble recession isn't because of peak oil in 2005. And claims of starvation have been ongoing for better than 2 centuries now, are you sure you want to limit your prediction to only 5 years based on how poorly the past estimates of the same thing have gone? Maybe give yourself a little more room....like another century or two, just in case?
