Distributed Radio Visa-Vi Modulation

Josef_Founder · March 16, 2025, 6:11pm

Do these Rules (which is an interesting word, does that mean it’s not a Law?; akin a mandate, idk…) perhaps prevent distributed radio from taking birth?

If I have a strong radio signal beaming through my person’s surroundings anyways, can I ride upon that signal by modulating it? Is the spirit of Part 15 in making distributed radio impossible without consensual repeaters?

If multiple participating waves automatically cancel one another out with an algorithm to minimize effective interference, have we harmed a broadcast in modulating it and riding it? In terms of the physics…

As before, is Part 15 in the way of distributed radio?

And perhaps we can draw parallels with the aviation thing; or freedom of travel in general?..

More on these items, perhaps, later on…

Josef_Founder · March 16, 2025, 6:12pm

Josef_Founder · March 16, 2025, 8:23pm

When I traveled the St. Lawrence, it was permissible to board our boat, I always in my natural man posturing feel violated by that concept, I’m not sure. I am permitted to board the boat of the coast guard as well? No? I thought maybe we were brothers, being, myself (technically), a peacetime merchant marine? Or was it that we were in a time of emergency then also? My grandpa was a marine; the Pacific Theatre. Dad was Army too.

Grandpa Joseph K. Seen here when he was stationed on Maui with the Fourth Marine Division before invading Iwo Jima, 2-20-1945. He was on a rocket truck that was assaulting Mount Suribachi; it was his 25th birthday.

Dad. He was a career teacher, and his students always called him ‘Mr. K.’

… or was I a natural man the whole while, my rights intact? Where exactly does Marbury v. Madison , 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 (1803), Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham , 394 U.S. 147 (1969) align?

And what about the 3rd, 4th and 5th Amendments? We normalized it long since with the automobile, a modern conveyance if you will necessary to travel in these times for most if not all.

It’s all so confusing, as I surely thought maritime law existed only where the blue is on the map? Or was it simple Common Law the whole while?

Separately, and when working the rafts on the Poudre and Colorado rivers, it was easy to see a monopoly of companies were protected, while they would harass and regulate non-commercial trips, and especially commercial non-licensed trips. You know, not part of the river’s monopoly, a small smattering of companies.

I’ve been reading that American Jurisprudence. I’ve come to find there’s a lot of revisionism in Law that had up and occurred itself. Color of law, that sort of thing. Fictions built upon fictions built upon fictions. You honored the plaque when it was the tooth underneath which knew the way to the foundations.
Violations of the oaths.

We gave them an inch but they wanted the mile. Do you think my grandpa would recognize this modern contrivance in his youth? And just how long had the frogs been boiling?

https://www.reddit.com/r/shittytechnicals/comments/w8irk0/international_m24_rocket_trucks_in_action_on/

Grandpa Warren on my mom’s side and my Grandma Betty

Josef_Founder · March 16, 2025, 9:02pm

Josef_Founder · March 16, 2025, 10:00pm

I once sued Fedex and won. I was representing my company, called StealthMachines. A computer which had been deposited out of my care was lost. The magistrate at the time helped me out. The defendant, being also without an attorney per the rules of small claims in Colorado, had his fancy corporate attorney prior prepare the jurisdictional argument that because the package was to cross state boundaries I had filed my case in the wrong courthouse.

Well, as it turns out the package was never scanned in due to a bug in the Fedex printing protocol which caused for duplicate labels to permeate onto two distinct packages. To my knowledge this bug was never fixed. Such as it is, the right hand knows not what the left hand doeth, an aside? (I’ve been meaning to write an article on the tyranny of corporate policy, or agents which are not human, and agents who are not domestic breaking the law by proxy, while corporate policy is permitted to trump Law regularly in the corporate world due The People’s safeguards failing them. Press 1 to hold.)

As it turns out, having never been scanned in the package never demonstrably left the state, now did it?

The gentleman who had received my package went out of business. It was the driver’s fault, clearly, I saw her there as I was leaving, but Fedex must have passed it on to him in kind for his honesty. Wrong.

People don’t understand how margins work in business. A $3000 computer going missing is nothing to the corporate mecca’s, it can be everything for making payroll to a small business.

I wouldn’t have felt comfortable during the Biden admin in finding relief for a number of grievances which accrue to date. I might dip my toe in the water yet, I’m not sure, as right now it seems still too cold for a swim. It sure would be nice to find relief. I yearn for the healthy judiciary.

Now jurisdiction is important. You wouldn’t want to invoke criminal jurisdiction in a civil court nor civil jurisdiction in criminal court, isn’t that right? When the courts began allowing the one jurisdiction to bleed into the other, it was wrong, was it not? Jurisdiction MATTERS, while the incorrect or intentionally incorrect presumption of jurisdiction shouldn’t ever be a factor per Rule of Law. I yearn for the healthy judiciary.

BAR - British Authorized Registry?

Josef_Founder · March 30, 2025, 1:02am