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Callmecrazy

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3. Exactly...

Reply to SoCalNative (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 31, 2019, 09:16 PM

Jul 2019

The government declared long ago that the airwaves are public domain. They belong to the people and may receive it any way it wants.
In my view, they don't have a case.

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