[Big A]

SELF PROCLAIMED WHITE LEADER ACCUSED OF TREASON
AUSTRALIA CALLING
The self-proclaimed white nationalist leader in Western Australia, David Innes, has been accused of handing information about white patriots to the Marxist organisation Fight Dem Back.

http://www.nsm88radio.com/

[doctorzlo]

My bet is that the silence from Innes will be deafening. However, we have certainly not heard the last from him.

As for mobile phone technology I know that you can be tracked to within five metres of your location no matter where you are just as long as you are within a coverage area. However, enclosed areas (such as undercover car parks) and heavy cloud cover do present a problem for the GPS system.

[brraverishhh]

No to mention that a lot of plastic cards are having RF ID chips built into them. All one needs to do is install a sensor and you can pick up who is walking in through a particular door, it provides that persons name, age, sex, address, phone number, and other personal details.

My university is now using it. They hope that students will soon be able to just walk up to a door and if they have the right key card the door will open automatically for them. Why are they doing this? Because when 60,000 students pass through the same door they have to open the door by hand, potentially passing on germs via the door handles. Since I started Uni, five people have been diagnosed with meningitis just because they were in the same classroom as someone who had it.

[TorryJens]

SELF PROCLAIMED WHITE LEADER ACCUSED OF TREASON
AUSTRALIA CALLING
The self-proclaimed white nationalist leader in Western Australia, David Innes, has been accused of handing information about white patriots to the Marxist organisation Fight Dem Back.

http://www.nsm88radio.com/

Great broadcast Derrick, and you are very much correct in saying (the allegations) "... are in the public interest."

As much as I loathe to quote SF, in Don Black's welcome page he does state that, "Word's have consequences." We will see I guess.

As I said, great broadcast, keep up the good work.

Cheers.

WE

[doctorzlo]

However, enclosed areas (such as undercover car parks) and heavy cloud cover do present a problem for the GPS system.

no atmospherical conditions short of pulsating ionoshpere motion (PIM) will effect GPS, don't know where you heard that

[Slonopotam845]

enclosed areas (such as undercover car parks) and heavy cloud cover do present a problem for the GPS system.

no atmospherical conditions short of pulsating ionoshpere motion (PIM) will effect GPS, don't know where you heard that

I have heard that before as well; how about the 'being underground/within (for example) a bank safe' situation? Would the layers of other material pose any real problem for the tracking devices, or is it another urban myth?

[TorryJens]

I have heard that before as well; how about the 'being underground/within (for example) a bank safe' situation? Would the layers of other material pose any real problem for the tracking devices, or is it another urban myth?

Simple 'robinson's cage' will sort it out. Iead lined house safes work well. purchase a $30 house safe from bunnings and line it with roofers lead sheets to inch thick...

there was a descent armoured car robbery where the vehicle was placed in a lorry with a lined cab (only talked about, can't find the details of)

GPS tracked vehicles, like a taxi would be a good test, liberate one and cover / transport and see how long it takes to be found.

The introduction of micro-strip antennae has really changed the world of GPS, its not like an omni-directional or line of sight UHF signal, it bounces around, similar to VHF but without ground wave propagation... more like sideways action...

The old directionals were a little dodge, but those days are gooooooone