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Proof: "an_old_friend" wrote in ups.com: it is our right and everybody else right that any restriction to our access to public spectrum be "neccisary and proper" (one of 3 clauses in the constitution that give the power to regulate the airwave to the govet at all) otherwise the 10 reserving all right and power to the sates or the people applies modifing that is the thrid place where the consititution of US touches on this issue mby making the constitution and the TREATIES made the supreme law of the land according the Govt lost the POWER to impose Morse Code test on the ARS unless it can be justified under some other powere of the Constitution I find it interesting that the ProCode tes crowd has such disrespect for that document |
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On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 00:05:08 GMT, Slow Code wrote:
"an_old_friend" wrote in oups.com: according the Govt lost the POWER to impose Morse Code test on the ARS unless it can be justified under some other powere of the Constitution I find it interesting that the ProCode tes crowd has such disrespect for that document Proof: You actually expected him to be able to differentiate between "has the power to" and "is forced to"? |
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Al Klein wrote: On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 00:05:08 GMT, Slow Code wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in oups.com: according the Govt lost the POWER to impose Morse Code test on the ARS unless it can be justified under some other powere of the Constitution I find it interesting that the ProCode tes crowd has such disrespect for that document Proof: You actually expected him to be able to differentiate between "has the power to" and "is forced to"? the Govt lacks the power to test anymore if chalanced it it only had the power while it was forced by the treaty |
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