Sa Telecoms licensing

Offences and Penalties
http://www.ellipsis.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/guide-to-licence-exemptions-under-the-eca-august-2008.pdf "...A person who intentionally or negligently contravenes or fails to comply with the Licence Exemption Regulations may be found guilty of an offence and, on c onviction, subject to a fine not exceeding R30 000. Any person who is aggrieved by the failure of a pers on who provides a licence ex empt service contemplated in terms of section 6 of the Act to comply with thes e regulations may lodge a complaint with the Authority for investigation and if appropriate, adjudication by the Complaints and Compliance Committee in terms of section 17B and C of the ICASA Act, 2000 ( Act No. 13 of 2000) and the imposition of a sanction by Council in terms of section 17E of the ICASA Act, 2000 (Act No. 13 of 2000)..."

What Ellipsis failed to note is that Icasa can't fine or imprison anyone, only the courts can do this. The courts nor the SAPS can prosecute anyone, only the NPA can do this and NPA isn't going to do it, hence all these rules and legislation can be ignored where it limits our freedoms to do with copper and glass whatever we want in this our country South-Africa. The legislation is for good where service providers can force that lee ways be provided to them, see http://www.dfafrica.co.za. Where the legislation is to protect the monopolies of telco's, the NPA will protect us by ignoring Icasa.

SANRAL is a classic example of how the NPA protects the public, SANRAL is powerless to enforce toll payments because SANRAL cannot prosecute anybody and the NPA isn't going to prosecute anybody for non-payment because our court system will come to a standstill. Murder cases for example will only be prosecuted after a 100 years as the courts are forced to hear thousands of e-toll cases. And this is also one reason why the Constitutional court will never review the case where gun owners under the old licensing system must relicense, it is unfeasible to criminalize the majority of SA tax base.

5g hack the patents
Icasa, telecom operators can't prosecute anyone, only the NPA can do this and they won't on anything except SABC and Mhz radio spectrum. there is no criminal prosecution for example on using the 1Ghz spectrum, neither will there be any, since it won't ever be allocated for commercial use.. We only have prosecutions concerning illegal broadcasting on SABC frequencies, and even the judgement was a suspended jail sentence. Meaning we can game the system by using thousands of unemployed people and paying their fines in the highly unlikely event of a precedent setting prosecution and conviction. Especially the Big5 gangs which control the prison system could be roped in. Any type of incarceration would probably not be more than a few months at worst. Ignoring a court order to stop hacking 5G patents, no more than a month: months in prison for the Big5 is a joke. Note though that you have to use proper Encryption techniques such as communicating through the KGB's I2Q network. There was a recent court ruling(2019) by the High Court in South Africa forbidding the patent hacker to sell the products via indirection. Patent hackers being well educated and with assets all usually meekly comply with these court orders: a Big5 gang member out of jail for armed robbery will laugh at the judge if he has to go back for a month.

Hence when wangling your schemes to hack Heated chamber patents from Stratasys and Mark Forged etc. use as many undercover techniques as you can: you don't want the patent holder figuring out who is actually behind the venture. When recruiting your frontman, make certain that no electronic recording devices are around.

Tor is a CIA project and if you hack US company patents they could leak your data. Anonymity on I2P and Tor doesn't exist, only the illusion of it and to maintain this illusion the CIA, FBI and KGB are unlikely to dox a low profile user.

As the NPA realizes what is going on, they would be even less inclined to get involved in protecting the rent seeking scam by the telcos, since ethically no harm is done to anybody by using unallocated spectrum above 1Ghz.

The ANC tried to nationalize all unallocated spectrum in 2019, but the bill was withdrawn as it violates the constitutional clauses concerning Icasa. Icasa has three main problems that allows us to play the fool with them:

They,unlike the FCC's defacto prosecuting, conviction and "civil" fining powers can't prosecute anyone. Only the NPA can do this and by using thousands of available above the law ANC and EFF connected people we can deploy 5G systems on any frequency above 1 Ghz.

The constitution doesn't allow Icasa to seal off ninja style entire blocks of houses to confiscate equipment via a court order: only a single legal entity can be targeted within a geographic location, which is why WBS towers were so easily harassed. Link all the residences with underground fiber, allowing for uninterrupted 5G on 1.1Ghz from the adjacent property. Deploying 5G means hooking up a RfTransceiver to the 5G stack on an ASIC, it's as trivial as deploying WiMax and 3G.

The cost and power consumption of 5G base stations(Patents, hacked through a Fronting company are minimal, allowing its clandestine clamping to street lights, powered with solar cells. As they are eventually detected and removed, they are replaced and the cost shared via zcash payments. Zcash is a CIA project, the zcash algorithm triggers an alert on the Minix operating system embedded inside the cpu,  enabling them to track terrorists, they don't want anybody to know this and might therefore not dox a user using it to finance the hacking of  Chinese 5G patents.