Show me the law on this one.


Census workers can enter your apartment in your absence

http://blogs.ajc.com/bob-barr-blog/2010/05/26/census-workers-can-enter-your-apar...

Jerry wrote on May 28th, 2010 at 12:52pm:


Who cares about that... A banner on the site says Actor Gary Coleman dead at 42!

Screw the actor! I am studying law even if it is their law, because I am still in rebellion.

http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode13/usc_sec_13_00000223----000-.html

On the bright side, if you're not home, you can't be counted. hehe

However, if there's evidence of you being there...an envelope adressed to you at that address, well...


We got to get the heck out of Dodge (the United States country).

They showed up at my pad, I wasn't around (wouldn't have answered the door anyway). They left a nice little We stopped by..please call us..we'll stop by again piece of paper. I wrote on it "There is one at this location", put it back where they left it. A few days later it was gone. They got all they're gonna get.

A nice lady showed up at my door about a week ago and said that she was from "THE CENSUS". She stated that "THEY" did not get a census form from this address. I kindly told her that they should have because I stamped it Refused For Legal Cause and sent it back unopened. She asked to fill out a form and that it should only take about 10 minutes. I told her that I am an Ohio national and not a U.S. Citizen; I already sent "a form" in with a stamp on it (Refused For Legal Cause) and we won't be filling out any census form. She said that she would make note of that and I wished her a good day. She then went to my next door neighbor's house. I had to smile that at least he, a U.S. Citizen, didn't send it in.   

Yes unfortunatly A census taker came to my house and we had a civil interaction. I gave the number of people at this residence and race as being a member of the Human race, the rest he politely marked as refused to answer. As I have not corrected my status yet, I did feel it necessary to tempt harresment of another visit later on. Having read the Red Amendment I have a pretty fair understang of status within this corrupt system and find that I have several things I must contend with B-4 I can correct my status. For anyone that can't decide which side of the fence to sit on perhaps you should go drive a commercial motor vehicle across the US for a while with a hazmat endorsement, you will soon find yourself so regulated you will be willing to go to any length to get free of the jurisdictional fist and there evil agenda.
Thanks to LB and his perseverance to find a viable way and not a softer easier way like so many others. Thanks to this site I can truly say it's Not My Government, even tho at present I stand in their jurisdiction, soon to be revised, thats why I chose the username FedUp, because I am.

Jerry wrote on May 28th, 2010 at 3:04pm:


Nice, yes... These people are so out of control. If people were working together that law could be deemed unconstitutional.

Honey, I'm still putting the "No Trespass" signs up

Police arrest Census Taker
by John Burnett And Peter Sur
Stephens Media

Saturday, May 29, 2010 7:27 AM HST
A battle is brewing between the state and federal governments over a Census taker arrested in Puna for misdemeanor trespassing.

The U.S. Attorney's office filed papers Thursday in federal court in Honolulu to take the case of 57-year-old Russell Haas out of 3rd District Court. That will pit the feds against local prosecutors.

"I'm looking to have it kept in state court," county Deputy Prosecutor Christopher Bridges said Friday.

Haas pleaded not guilty on April 8 to second-degree trespassing. He was arrested March 10 at 12:30 p.m. in in Hawaiian Acres, after a resident Haas says was an off-duty police officer allegedly refused to cooperate with the Census and called Puna police.

"When I opened his gate and walked in ... he stepped out of his garage and said, 'Please get off my property,'" Haas said Friday. Haas said he identified himself as a Census worker, and the man again requested for him to leave.

"I said, 'Can I please just give you the Census (form)?' And he didn't want it," Haas said. "He said he was going to call the cops, so I said, 'OK, fine.' We'd been trained to wait by the gate for the cops to get there and hand them the forms that we would have handed to the guy. The police then hand it to them and tell them, 'It's the law, do it.' Then everybody would walk away and it would be fine. That was what I expected.

"But when I was standing next to the gate talking to the guy, he pulls something out ...and out pops this little tin shield, and it falls and clatters on his driveway. And I realized he was telling me he was a cop."

"Then I went, 'Dude, if you're a cop, you know that you have to be in the Census. You have to be because you've sworn an oath to uphold and obey (the law).'"

Haas, who is a former New Jersey police officer, said while he and the man were talking across the gate, police "pulled up behind me, suddenly."

"I handed them the Census and expected them to hand them to this guy and say, 'That's it,'" Haas said. "They walked over and talked to him for a minute or two, then walked back to me ... and then stuffed it into my chest, and said, 'He doesn't have to enter your Census. He doesn't have to enter any Census. He doesn't have to fill out any of your forms or answer any of your questions. And if I were you, I'd get into my car and get the hell outta here, right now.'

"I turned to him and said, 'Or what?' And he said, 'I'll lock you up.'" And I turned back and said, 'So make your case.' They threw the cuffs on me, took me down to Keaau Police Station and I waited there until my daughter bailed me out." Haas' bail was $25.

According to the Census Bureau website, people are required by federal law to respond to the census. Title 13 of the U.S. Code says adults who refuse or willfully neglect to complete the questionnaire can be fined up to $100, and people who refuse to answer questions posed by census takers can be fined up to $5,000.

The identity of the man who refused to answer Haas' questions wasn't immediately known.

http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/articles/2010/05/29/local/local02.txt

Love to see how that comes out. 

LB Bork wrote on Mar 26th, 2010 at 10:38am:


Surprise... That page is gone 

These people are weel on the way to the genocide program under world order totalitarianism.

There are 308 million "residents" in the US... A resident is a thing under private law.

http://www.census.gov