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Originally posted by 2PacSade
Originally posted by crgintx
The number 33 was brought up as being signficant symbolically to the execution of a plot that has led to the destruction of the WTC. Sesh Heri has spoken publically about the number 33's significance to ancient secret religious societies. He has authored the book Wonder of the World as science fiction. Jules Verne authored a book about submarine which was the same as the sun's(nuclear) called Nautilus. The first nuclear submarine was called Nautilus. I can name further examples of how literary works of fiction(?) have revealed greater underlying truths. BTW Sesh Heri is ancient Kemetic for Scribe of Secrets.
[edit on 18-9-2006 by crgintx]
Again- Why don't any of you respond to my posts? Are you all just gonna keep making speculative comments w/o addressing the comments of a professional in the industry? C'mon guys! Again- There's no 33'rd parallel with respect to this issue, there's no 9/11 date significance with respect to this issue. . .
I'm calling the OP & the rest out on this! Not trying to be a hard ass but you pissed me off!
YOU'RE NOT RESPONDING RATIONALLY!!!
OP & Others. . . Please respond to my posts, otherwise, MODS, close this thread, or send it to BTS. PLEASE!
Originally posted by Fifth Horseman
well, there is something significant about that day. First, there is and established link of freemasonry to egypt, ask any freemason. Next we have this:
lanternix.blogspot.com... it is arguable that the towers could represent the 'pillars of masonry'
Originally posted by coolheretic
You have voted In nothing we trust for the Way Above Top Secret award. You have one more vote left for this month.
Wow i never really knew this 33 is the mason degree!!.damm if you can mkae this theory out then you can also predict the next terror attack.!
Originally posted by 2PacSade
I have worked in telecommunications for almost 20 years. I'm gonna make a call or two to some people that have been here forever, but I"m pretty sure this is the reason 911 was picked for "the" emergency number;
Way back when we had rotary phones, ( remember those? ), the set actually worked by sending and interupting electrical signals in a strict cadence when you dialed. The number of pulses sent also exactly matched the number on the dial.
( Three pulses = 3, etc. ).
If you were really good. You could take the handset off the cradle, and "tap" the switch hook almost like morse code, and dial a number. Especially a short one.
Also we pump warm air at @ 9psi into the cables that travel the streets to keep water out of any little holes or breaches in the cable itself. The reason for this is because when the cable gets wet, it will cause little "clicks" and "pops" if you were to monitor a tip & ring pair. The machines that accepted these pulses from your rotary dial phone sometimes would interperate the clicks & pops as pulses, and again, especially with a short dial string, ( remember a lot of places were 3, 4, 5 digit dial ), would actually complete the call!
So when the criteria was written down for an emergency number, this was factored into the decision. So we were left with these four points;
1) 9 was used because it would be the "first" number translated by the switch, ( or machine ), therefore to erroneously produce 9 "clicks" in the proper cadence, was much harder to do that 1 or 2.
2) 0 could not be used because it was already being used for operator assisted calls.
3) 1 & 1 were chosen for their speed.
4) We couldn't just use 9 because even if we translated that digit (only) as a valid emergency call, there is still a preset time period in the machines to allow for the next digit, and this would take too long. If we didn't set the machines this way everybody would be timing out & the calls would not complete. We have to allow for time between digits. Just pick up the phone & dial a number from 1 to 9 & see how long it takes before you get sent to a "fast busy" signal, or a recording that tells you to hang up & try again. The only valid single digit call is again 0, but that still has an @ 8 second time delay before it will switch you to an operator.
Again- I'll see if I can find out for sure & maybe actually produce non-proprietary documentation on this subject, but I'm almost 100% positive that these statements are fact.
Sorry INWT, but I believe that's the scoop. . .
spelling
In Britain the emergency number is 999, and 111 in New Zealand, site of a fantasy film about two falling towers. 999 and 111: a fellowship of the ring.
uploads.pacifica.edu...=%22firefighter%20Leonard%20Kershner%22
Originally posted by SmallMindsBigIdeas
I think your giving our government way too much credit to hide a conspiracy ... 40 years, so a conspiracy that passed through several different presidents and whateve other top level administrators who would have to be involved.
As far as the 9/11 date being chosen as a specific date we need to remember that most of Europe and the Middle East use the format of dd/mm/yyyy for their dates ... so to most of the world it is not the 9/11 attacks but the 11/9 attacks ... the US is one of the few countries using the mm/dd configuration.
I'm not dismissing the fact that there is the possibility the day was chosen for a specific meaning. But barring any proof or clues to such it is mearly an interesting coincidence. Bin Laden released tapes after the attacks .. if there was some special meaning to the date I would think he would have referred to it in those.
As far as it being a number to play on our minds ... the gravity of the attacks could not be forgotten no matter what day they occured.
Originally posted by tazadar
To rob the bank, smart criminals don't use guns, smart criminals own and run the bank.
Originally posted by 2PacSade
But I'm telling all of you. This dail scheme for emergency services was born from other criteria. The phenomenon still happens to this day. We perodically get calls from police departments that they are receiving 911 calls, and they dispatch a cruiser only to find out there is a family eating dinner, and both parties involved are baffled. This is because we still have to accept pulses from rotary phones, and until this changes, we will still have to follow the same protocol in our machines because these metallic conditions still exist in most areas. . .
Even though we have upgraded numerous times to a system that is now called, ENHANCED 911, because it also provides address information, it will route you initially from a cell # to the state police so they can then properly dispatch, etc. It's pretty robust. . .
But even to this day, if you draw dial tone via a short across the tip & ring, and you then "morse code" 9-1-1 into a rotary set, or a tip & ring pair experiences a sudden "short circuit" due to wetness in the cable, and then the water causes 9 clicks, then 1 click, then 1 click. . . The police will be called. It's the best we can really do for what's out there for vendor equipment I assure you.
I'm telling you that the reason "911" was chosen is for the reasons I mentioned above, and nothing else. . . Again, there's no conspiracy here, it's all due to the network we provide for 911 to work within, and the rules we have to program into our machines.
Originally posted by Opus
...1948 the company which would later produce Get Smart was formed. It is also my understanding that 1948 was a banner year for some eye brow raising incidents. Roswell being one among many other ….
www.threeworldwars.com...
Originally posted by 2PacSade
Originally posted by Opus
...1948 the company which would later produce Get Smart was formed. It is also my understanding that 1948 was a banner year for some eye brow raising incidents. Roswell being one among many other ….
www.threeworldwars.com...
I'm a bit puzzled???
Can you tell me what 1948 has to do with the OP's 911 remarks? I just don't get it.
Sorry-
Originally posted by Djarums
If you're interested in why the X11 system was adopted and the background behind the way our old switching stations interpreted signals, I'd be happy to address that via u2u.
Originally posted by Djarums
It's actually called having a job in the telecommunications system...
If you can find me a way to post the training I've taken, and the information I've picked up working in that industry I'll be happy to do that.
I'm sure the information is somewhere like ask.com, google.com, or one of those "how does stuff work" type sites. I was merely sharing information that I know in order to assist in analyzing this topic.
Are firsthand sources no longer accepted? Only hyperlinked websites by people with zero familiarity with the system? To imply that the numbers 911 were picked by a "lottery" without explaining the X11 had already existed and the choices were rather limited is irresponsible, ignorant, and plain wrong.
Anyone who's even done an internship in the telecom industry can back me up on that.
EDIT: What the heck, I've tried digging up something that makes a bit of sense IN WRITING for ya... and this is the closest I can find...
www.answers.com...
The only difference I suppose is that what I was taught to be X11 is called N11 by these guys... ok I stand corrected I suppose.
Incidentally, for the sake of proving a point... here's the others.
111- Unused
211- Information/Referral Services
311- Non Emergency Gov't Services
411- Directory Assistance
511- Traffic/Travel
611- Repair
711 - Relay Services
811 - "Call before you dig"
911 - Emergency
[edit on 9-19-2006 by Djarums]
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by 2PacSade
I have worked in telecommunications for almost 20 years. I'm gonna make a call or two to some people that have been here forever, but I"m pretty sure this is the reason 911 was picked for "the" emergency number;
Way back when we had rotary phones, ( remember those? ), the set actually worked by sending and interupting electrical signals in a strict cadence when you dialed. The number of pulses sent also exactly matched the number on the dial.
( Three pulses = 3, etc. ).
If you were really good. You could take the handset off the cradle, and "tap" the switch hook almost like morse code, and dial a number. Especially a short one.
Also we pump warm air at @ 9psi into the cables that travel the streets to keep water out of any little holes or breaches in the cable itself. The reason for this is because when the cable gets wet, it will cause little "clicks" and "pops" if you were to monitor a tip & ring pair. The machines that accepted these pulses from your rotary dial phone sometimes would interperate the clicks & pops as pulses, and again, especially with a short dial string, ( remember a lot of places were 3, 4, 5 digit dial ), would actually complete the call!
So when the criteria was written down for an emergency number, this was factored into the decision. So we were left with these four points;
1) 9 was used because it would be the "first" number translated by the switch, ( or machine ), therefore to erroneously produce 9 "clicks" in the proper cadence, was much harder to do that 1 or 2.
2) 0 could not be used because it was already being used for operator assisted calls.
3) 1 & 1 were chosen for their speed.
4) We couldn't just use 9 because even if we translated that digit (only) as a valid emergency call, there is still a preset time period in the machines to allow for the next digit, and this would take too long. If we didn't set the machines this way everybody would be timing out & the calls would not complete. We have to allow for time between digits. Just pick up the phone & dial a number from 1 to 9 & see how long it takes before you get sent to a "fast busy" signal, or a recording that tells you to hang up & try again. The only valid single digit call is again 0, but that still has an @ 8 second time delay before it will switch you to an operator.
Again- I'll see if I can find out for sure & maybe actually produce non-proprietary documentation on this subject, but I'm almost 100% positive that these statements are fact.
Sorry INWT, but I believe that's the scoop. . .
spelling
So you think the reasons the numbers 911 were first adopted, was for speed and to adjust for water in the telephone cables, from what I can gather from your rather detailed technical explanation.
Good job by the way.
Now maybe you can answer this for me. Why is it that other countries around the globe adopted other numbers besides 911 for thier emergency systems?
For example:
In Britain the emergency number is 999, and 111 in New Zealand, site of a fantasy film about two falling towers. 999 and 111: a fellowship of the ring.
uploads.pacifica.edu...=%22firefighter%20Leonard%20Kershner%22
So I guess Britain has lots of wet telephone cables and New Zealand has found a way to keep thier cables dry?
[edit on 19-9-2006 by In nothing we trust]
posted on 19-9-2006 at 02:26 (post id: 2495506) - single REPLY QUOTE
quote: Originally posted by 2PacSade
But I'm telling all of you. This dail scheme for emergency services was born from other criteria. The phenomenon still happens to this day. We perodically get calls from police departments that they are receiving 911 calls, and they dispatch a cruiser only to find out there is a family eating dinner, and both parties involved are baffled. This is because we still have to accept pulses from rotary phones, and until this changes, we will still have to follow the same protocol in our machines because these metallic conditions still exist in most areas. . .
Even though we have upgraded numerous times to a system that is now called, ENHANCED 911, because it also provides address information, it will route you initially from a cell # to the state police so they can then properly dispatch, etc. It's pretty robust. . .
But even to this day, if you draw dial tone via a short across the tip & ring, and you then "morse code" 9-1-1 into a rotary set, or a tip & ring pair experiences a sudden "short circuit" due to wetness in the cable, and then the water causes 9 clicks, then 1 click, then 1 click. . . The police will be called. It's the best we can really do for what's out there for vendor equipment I assure you.
I'm telling you that the reason "911" was chosen is for the reasons I mentioned above, and nothing else. . . Again, there's no conspiracy here, it's all due to the network we provide for 911 to work within, and the rules we have to program into our machines.
quote: from In Nothing We Trust
Nothing to see here, move along. Just some wet telephone cables.
Originally posted by 2PacSade
Originally posted by Djarums
It's actually called having a job in the telecommunications system...
If you can find me a way to post the training I've taken, and the information I've picked up working in that industry I'll be happy to do that.
I'm sure the information is somewhere like ask.com, google.com, or one of those "how does stuff work" type sites. I was merely sharing information that I know in order to assist in analyzing this topic.
Are firsthand sources no longer accepted? Only hyperlinked websites by people with zero familiarity with the system? To imply that the numbers 911 were picked by a "lottery" without explaining the X11 had already existed and the choices were rather limited is irresponsible, ignorant, and plain wrong.
Anyone who's even done an internship in the telecom industry can back me up on that.
EDIT: What the heck, I've tried digging up something that makes a bit of sense IN WRITING for ya... and this is the closest I can find...
www.answers.com...
The only difference I suppose is that what I was taught to be X11 is called N11 by these guys... ok I stand corrected I suppose.
Incidentally, for the sake of proving a point... here's the others.
111- Unused
211- Information/Referral Services
311- Non Emergency Gov't Services
411- Directory Assistance
511- Traffic/Travel
611- Repair
711 - Relay Services
811 - "Call before you dig"
911 - Emergency
[edit on 9-19-2006 by Djarums]
Thanx for adding this point about the N11 format. I was unsure when all the others were first implimented, so that's why I didn't mention it. I was gonna see if I could find any info on the dates at work today, but you've saved me the trouble. Thanx again-
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by 2PacSade
Originally posted by Djarums
It's actually called having a job in the telecommunications system...
If you can find me a way to post the training I've taken, and the information I've picked up working in that industry I'll be happy to do that.
I'm sure the information is somewhere like ask.com, google.com, or one of those "how does stuff work" type sites. I was merely sharing information that I know in order to assist in analyzing this topic.
Are firsthand sources no longer accepted? Only hyperlinked websites by people with zero familiarity with the system? To imply that the numbers 911 were picked by a "lottery" without explaining the X11 had already existed and the choices were rather limited is irresponsible, ignorant, and plain wrong.
Anyone who's even done an internship in the telecom industry can back me up on that.
EDIT: What the heck, I've tried digging up something that makes a bit of sense IN WRITING for ya... and this is the closest I can find...
www.answers.com...
The only difference I suppose is that what I was taught to be X11 is called N11 by these guys... ok I stand corrected I suppose.
Incidentally, for the sake of proving a point... here's the others.
111- Unused
211- Information/Referral Services
311- Non Emergency Gov't Services
411- Directory Assistance
511- Traffic/Travel
611- Repair
711 - Relay Services
811 - "Call before you dig"
911 - Emergency
[edit on 9-19-2006 by Djarums]
Thanx for adding this point about the N11 format. I was unsure when all the others were first implimented, so that's why I didn't mention it. I was gonna see if I could find any info on the dates at work today, but you've saved me the trouble. Thanx again-
The N11 format came from the North American Numbering Plan, which was produced by AT&T in 1947.
en.wikipedia.org...
I don't see how that changes anything. 911 was still released publicly, 33 years prior to 9/11.
Lots of things happened in 1947 - 1948
The New World Order was laying the foundation for it's plans.
[edit on 19-9-2006 by In nothing we trust]
Originally posted by bsl4doc
You know, INWT, I think you're right. There ARE no coincidences. That's why I now bring forth this fact: on September 11, 1968, Konstantin Shafranov was born. This forward for Kazahkstan's national hockey team, born THIRTY THREE YEARS TO THE DAY from 9/11/01, is obviously the man behind the New World Order, Masons, Illuminati, and the emergency telephone number scheme.