Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Informative:
A wooden spoon is a spoon made from wood Ivy Bells: During the Cold War, the United States wanted to learn more about Soviet submarine and missile technology, specifically ICBM test and nuclear first strike capability. In the early 1970s the U.S. government learned of the existence of an undersea communications cable in the Sea of Okhotsk, which connected the major Soviet Pacific Fleet naval base at Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula to the Soviet Pacific Fleet's mainland headquarters at Vladivostok. At the time, the Sea of Okhotsk was claimed by the Soviet Union as territorial waters, and was strictly off limits to foreign vessels, and the Soviet Navy had installed a network of sound detection devices along the seabed to detect intruders. The area also saw numerous surface and subsurface naval exercises. Despite these obstacles, the potential for an intelligence coup was too great to ignore, and in October 1971 the United States sent the purpose-modified submarine USS Halibut (SSGN-587) deep into the Sea of Okhotsk. Divers working from the Halibut found the cable in 400 ft (120 m) of water and installed a 20 ft (6.1 m) long device, which wrapped around the cable without piercing its casing and recorded all communications made over it. The large recording device was designed to detach if the cable was raised for repair. Each month, divers retrieved the recordings and installed a new set of tapes. The recordings were then delivered to the NSA for processing and dissemination to other U.S. intelligence agencies. The first tapes recorded revealed that the Soviets were so sure of the cable's security that the majority of the conversations made over it were unencrypted. The eavesdropping on the traffic between senior Soviet officers provided an invaluable view inside naval operations at Petropavlovsk, the Pacific Fleet's primary nuclear submarine base, home to Yankee and Delta class nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines. Eventually, more taps were installed on Soviet lines in other parts of the world, with more advanced instruments built by AT&T's Bell Laboratories that were nuclear powered and could store a year's worth of data. Other submarines were used for this role, including USS Parche (SSN-683), USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687), USS Seawolf (SSN-575). The operation continued until 1981, when surveillance satellites showed Soviet warships, including a salvage vessel, anchored over the site of the tap in the Sea of Okhotsk. USS Parche was dispatched to recover the device, but her divers were unable to find it and it was concluded that the Soviets had discovered the operation and found the recording device. |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by WakeUp
(Post 9449153)
In the UK there would be a march and protest at the waste of resources, in the US it was almost idolised:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojave_phone_booth |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Love the phone booth thing, but all these stories of Bloops and Wow signals give me chills up and down my spine. There is so much out there we just don't know about. Man.
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Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by littlejimmy
(Post 9449194)
Love the phone booth thing, but all these stories of Bloops and Wow signals give me chills up and down my spine. There is so much out there we just don't know about. Man.
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Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
The Old Man of the Lake is the name given to a 30-foot (9 m) tall tree stump, most likely a hemlock, which has been bobbing vertically in Oregon's Crater Lake since at least 1896.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_man_of_the_lake |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/911_conspiracy
Way too much reading to post on here, but after reading a book a couple of years ago - I'm convinced the US government is 100% behind the whole incident. |
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Its certainly very suspicious, I only recently found about about the thrid tower (Tower 7?) that went down seemingly without any interference, all very strange.
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Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by WakeUp
(Post 9451315)
Its certainly very suspicious, I only recently found about about the thrid tower (Tower 7?) that went down seemingly without any interference, all very strange.
another example : molten steel observed by firefighters & survivors at the base of the collapsed towers. Official explanation caused by burning jet fuel. However scientific proof confirms that jet fuel does not and cannot burn at such a high temp to melt steel. Thermite (?) is used in controlled demolitions and burns at a high enough temp to melt steel. Molten steel is very common in controlled explosions. There are various youtube videos also showing plumes of smoke prior to collapse as seen in controlled explosions. Also - how could a passenger aircraft be allowed fly directly into the Pentagon ? Anyone flying within (I think) 50 miles of it's airspace is typically going to be shot down by the land based defence system of the Pentagon. to me, it's no longer just suspicious but blindingly obvious that the US Govt is behind it all in the quest for Oil. |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by Mogs
(Post 9451335)
yup only one of a huge amount of evidence proving the public explanation is garbage.
another example : molten steel observed by firefighters & survivors at the base of the collapsed towers. Official explanation caused by burning jet fuel. However scientific proof confirms that jet fuel does not and cannot burn at such a high temp to melt steel. Thermite (?) is used in controlled demolitions and burns at a high enough temp to melt steel. Molten steel is very common in controlled explosions. There are various youtube videos also showing plumes of smoke prior to collapse as seen in controlled explosions. Also - how could a passenger aircraft be allowed fly directly into the Pentagon ? Anyone flying within (I think) 50 miles of it's airspace is typically going to be shot down by the land based defence system of the Pentagon. to me, it's no longer just suspicious but blindingly obvious that the US Govt is behind it all in the quest for Oil. The area was also covered with building rubble and top soil within a few hours, this at best seems strange to me. |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by Mogs
(Post 9451306)
Way too much reading to post on here, but after reading a book a couple of years ago - I'm convinced the US government is 100% behind the whole incident.
I've heard about strange happenings but the problem is I don't trust the writers of these books enough to reveal the truth (anyone predicated to writing a book about it is inherently bias on the books findings); nor do I trust the U.S. government enough to tell "the whole truth and nothing but the truth". Bit of a predicament really. |
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Originally Posted by WakeUp
(Post 9451345)
The thing I found interesting about the Pentagon is the route the plane would have taken could only have been done by the very best of pilots, also there has not been any footage released at all of the actual incident, despite an abundance of CCTV cameras in the area.
The area was also covered with building rubble and top soil within a few hours, this at best seems strange to me. |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 9451395)
Along with the Jewish, Nazi and Illuminati alliance?
I've heard about strange happenings but the problem is I don't trust the writers of these books enough to reveal the truth (anyone predicated to writing a book about it is inherently bias on the books findings); nor do I trust the U.S. government enough to tell "the whole truth and nothing but the truth". Bit of a predicament really. |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 9451395)
Along with the Jewish, Nazi and Illuminati alliance?
I've heard about strange happenings but the problem is I don't trust the writers of these books enough to reveal the truth (anyone predicated to writing a book about it is inherently bias on the books findings); nor do I trust the U.S. government enough to tell "the whole truth and nothing but the truth". Bit of a predicament really. I've never heard of the Nazi/Jewesh/Illiminati alliance ?/ |
Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by WakeUp
(Post 9451409)
Illuminati and New World Order, classic. Did you get round to watching The Arrivals documentaries on You Tube?
I concern myself more with things like peak oil and such that may in some way impact upon my life.
Originally Posted by Mogs
(Post 9451414)
Yup - I had the same opinion as you until I convinced myself otherwise
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Re: WikiInteresting - Give us some links!
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 9451445)
No, bit of a laugh? :) I liked that Zeitgeist one as well, classic and very funny misunderstanding of the way fractional reserve banking works :rofl:.
I concern myself more with things like peak oil and such that may in some way impact upon my life. You convinced yourself? Now you’ve crossed the line between rational and irrational my friend :blink:. I read up and now believe this particular conspiracy thoery that the US Govt was behind it. JFK - another cover up ? Probably but very little scientific evidence to prove either way. |
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