Re: Cell Phone Jammers are Illegal in USA

[nick markowitz <nmarkowitz@xxxxxxxxx>]

On May 10, 3:50=A0am, G. Morgan <usenet_ab...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> JoeRaisin wrote:
>
> >I don't understand the idea that we want the border patrol to protect us
> >from illegal incursion but we citizens SHOULDN'T cooperate with them by
> >answering a simple "yes" and going on our way.
>
> Because, there is no law anywhere on the books that say's a federal offic=
er
> has the authority to stop & detain with questioning someone without suspi=
cion
> of a crime committed. =A0Furthermore, that question "Are you a US citizen=
" is
> about as useful as the dumb-ass "Did you pack your own suitcase" question=
 at
> the airport. =A0What's to prevent a non-citizen from.... lying?
>
> My friend, if you don't see a problem with the govnm't setting up roadblo=
cks
> and asking for "your papers", then you are part of the problem. =A0It is =
not
> acceptable for the government to violate our Constitutional Rights under =
the
> guise of "security". =A0 It is not acceptable for them to illegally tap o=
ur
> Internet communications, or phone calls either. =A0Unfortunately, George
> 'Adolph' Bush felt it was necessary to impose the first stage of a "polic=
e
> state" on us with passage of the "Patriot Act". =A0This scenario has play=
ed out
> before in the 1930's, in Germany. =A0I don't want to see a repeat of that=
, and I
> guaranfuckintee I'll die in defense of my rights before I live in a
> totalitarian society.

I have customers who spend there winters in san diego area  and said
twice this winter they were stopped at road blocks.
they were glad to see border patrol stopping the illegals but in same
breath it gave them the creeps.