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"Ken Moiarty" wrote in message
news:QVspd.339683$%k.202443@pd7tw2no...
> Hi. I live in Surrey, in the community of Cloverdale to be exact, and I'm
> bothered by the overbearing loudness and frequency of trains blowing horns
> as they pass through this populated residential area. The tracks are
about
> a mile away from me at their closest, I think. But every time a train
> travels through (and these days they seem to arrive
one-right-after-another,
> often with only several minutes pause in between), I am forced to bear
> (seemingly as loud as if it were just across the street from me) the all
> intrusive, sleep disrupting, attention-demanding, concentration-breaking
> blasts of its 'almighty' horn; blaring at length again and again and again
> and yet again... before eventually decrescendoing to a tolerable level as
> the train's journey FINALLY begins to take it somewhere else!
>
> Anyone else out there have any similar, "train-horn noise" related,
> complaints/issues (especially if you're in/near the Cloverdale --e.g. 188
> St. & 60th Ave-- area of Surrey)?
Good luck with that.... The government regards this (in many ways
legitimately) as a "safety issue" which means they believe they have a
devine right to ignore any rights you may have had in defending yourself.
You might get them to adjust their hours of operation, but that's about it.
You'd probably have better luck asking CSIS to blow it up and blame Bin
Laden for it.... I happen to know they are looking for acts of terrorism in
Canada to help justify the Billions the feds gave them after the 911 hoax,
and force us all to carry universal id cards like they are now planning for
Britain. The Vancouver Police Chief prematurely let the cat out of the bag
on this a few months ago, and got his knuckles rapped for it.
You could also try getting a custom set of earplugs to help you sleep.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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