hehe not that you have much to gain from a gps database now that they are complaining that the gps satelites are going out of service.

just a waste of money and resources for something they allready know.

Just to let you all know I received a booklet for my business also. A business census. It was at lest 12 pages of extreamly personal yet business questions.

[edit on 12-7-2009 by saralee]

Ghe, today i also had such a person in the "patio"[not front doors here], it was in Leiden The Netherlands...I know there are more Dutch people on this site, people encoutered this too?
He said he had a gps reciever, which didnt work[hehe] but it was about the fact that the aerial photo's of the street needed to be updated because lots of people here did rebuildings on their houses, it was a very polite man btw.. I didnt really cared about it[since it is not my house i live in an apartment] but i thought it was odd since it is happening here too..



[edit on 1-10-2009 by Foppezao]

The GPS national Survey truck was in my area parked on a side street.

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Originally posted by Ron Paul Girl
Neither the census guy NOR the sheriff pulled into our actual driveway. They stayed parked in the street. The sheriff Deputy exited his truck and census jerk was talking to him with his hands flailing everywhere. The cop just stood there. Then I saw the cop get back into his truck and sit there for a minute with the door open. 10 seconds later, I look out and the cop has pulled away and left. Then I see census boy pull away and leave.

I would give $100 to find out what the cop told the jerk. He must have told him he can't enter our driveway because he was told not to tresspass?? Either way, they're both gone and census jerk has moved on to the next neighbor.

Here is the good ol' west, we still have cops that will stand up for our rights - or maybe that is just wishful thinking. I hope it's true though.



The fact remains that the jerk didn't do his job - he didn't find out how many people live here!!!!! We would have answered that question because that's a perfectly constitutional question to ask. Demanding to tag our front door though is going too far. Now, for all the rest of you, put up a chain link fence around the perimeter of your yard and throw a rottweiler out there.

Originally posted by Ron Paul Girl
Neither the census guy NOR the sheriff pulled into our actual driveway. They stayed parked in the street. The sheriff Deputy exited his truck and census jerk was talking to him with his hands flailing everywhere. The cop just stood there. Then I saw the cop get back into his truck and sit there for a minute with the door open. 10 seconds later, I look out and the cop has pulled away and left. Then I see census boy pull away and leave.

I would give $100 to find out what the cop told the jerk. He must have told him he can't enter our driveway because he was told not to tresspass?? Either way, they're both gone and census jerk has moved on to the next neighbor.

Here is the good ol' west, we still have cops that will stand up for our rights - or maybe that is just wishful thinking. I hope it's true though.



The fact remains that the jerk didn't do his job - he didn't find out how many people live here!!!!! We would have answered that question because that's a perfectly constitutional question to ask. Demanding to tag our front door though is going too far. Now, for all the rest of you, put up a chain link fence around the perimeter of your yard and throw a rottweiler out there.

There is a lot of cities and counties in this country that do not permit homeowners from putting up a chain link fence around your yard. Pretty sad huh?

We went through that last year with a GPS guy. He said it was for Google Earth and we told him to move on.

I'm sure they'll be back this year.
What are my rights about this matter? Can I refuse to open my gate?
BTW, we filled out the Census form and mailed it. Is that all I'm legally obligated to do?

I don't get it. Our census forms are due on April 1st right? So noone should be coming to your door (if you didn't fill out the form) until at least May. Somehow this smells like something rotten.

I routinely turn away census takers. As previously stated, I also refused to allow our home to be GPS'd but the fellow "mapped" us from the road. The way I see it, I completed the form and that should be enough. Yet this Google Earth mapping seems to be separate. It's highly invasive. Privacy may go the way of the cuckoo--extinct.

What's the margin of error on a GPS guided projectile and could this be why the door to the house needs to be "tagged", to reduce this? If they simply "tagged" your property from the curb side it may make for pretty hit and miss targeting. A bit out there I know, but anything is possible these days.

A guided missle to your door? Not hardly. Nothing will ever be so obvious.

Think: "an ear of corn reaped in silence"

The owl has shreaded wingtips that provide a silent flight. Owl imagery used in a symbolic manner dates back to ancient Egypt.

The two protectors of the realm are the vulture goddess and the cobra.

Think: Brotherhood of the snake. Who wears the hoods?

The owl is the night cockeriel.
Think: "Two in the bed; one taken, one left behind....where are they going?....where the corpse is, there the vultures will gather". (Luke 17)

There are ways to block/jam GPS. A quick search online and you can find how to make them yourself or buy one. There are a number of rules/laws you must go by as far as how much power and range of the jammer.

But some are as small if not smaller than your cell phone...