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Police Busted When Tracking Device Found On Car
uh oh notes a story from Down Under where a police investigation came to a screeching halt as a man being investigated by the police found tracking devices in two of his cars, ripped them out, and listed them on an auction site. "Ralph Williams, of Cromwell, said he found the devices last week in his daughter's car, which he uses, and in his flatmate's car after the cars were seized by police and taken away for investigation."
You do realize ... that I'm not an American! America ain't the center of the world, they and you just think they are!
... instead of pecking at small parts of a bad law years later like the judge did to the Patriot Act the other day.
I live in Canada, where we have judges with balls that not only strike down unconstitutional laws promptly but anticipate constitutional problems that will require changes to laws before they are enacted.
Now, why are you posting as an 'Anonymous Coward'? Are you scared your government isn't going to like how you are talking about their laws? Too embarassed that your judges and your god damn people haven't overthrown Bush as is your responsibility when he stripped away the rights your ancestors died for?
George Bush + Linux = "I will not let information get in the way of the fight against Windows"
That would work very well if the devices were in America and not Australia.
*golf clap*
I write bullshit
I always respected how he didn't take shit from anyone.
Up until he decided to run for president again, started backing Bush, cozied up to guys like Jerry Falwell and began to flip flop more than a tank of goldfish dumped onto the floor.
If that's true, then the question is, who possesses the law?
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
How on earth did he find the devices after his cars were taken away?
Hahahahaha. Gawd, if I ever saw a post that deserves +5 funny, yours is it. Nice one, there.
1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual.