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I hope people have been noticing, but since 2001 we've been in a state of soft martial law. Just because there aren't tanks rolling down the streets and platoons of soldiers marching down enforcing curfew, does not mean we aren't in one. It's been especially intensifying since the economic collapse, I think the government knows something the media doesn't. Namely, depression is coming
Not recommended. The FCC gets intense if you start deliberately jamming the airwaves.
It only jams the GPS signals within a 5 meter radius. Any GPS device in that radius is rendered useless. If law enforcement can violate my right to be secure from unreasonable searches, then I can violate the law and jam their unconstitutional attempts to track me. It works both ways.
My question is what do they think he is doing to warrant a track?
He's a American citizen who's a Muslim of Egyptian descent. His late father was a local Muslim community leader who was also on a federal watchlist. The FBI questioned the college student if he'd been overseas to Yemen or had any connection to radical groups--after he found the tracker.
It only jams the GPS signals within a 5 meter radius. Any GPS device in that radius is rendered useless. If law enforcement can violate my right to be secure from unreasonable searches, then I can violate the law and jam their unconstitutional attempts to track me. It works both ways.
That should be localized enough to prevent FCC issues.
Yeah, I can see that. Some sort of property crime has been committed, if people can legally stick GPS transponders on cars.
I seem to remember some court ruling that said it was legal.
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