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Originally posted by TrueAmerican
I don't suppose anyone might have posted or considered this yet as a possible reason for the cable cuts?
Originally posted by KonigKaos
www.cnn.com...
I dont know what to make of it. This could very well be the truth behind the cutting of the cable lines. Do you really believe they were cut pending a war with IRAN...........NO i dont think so!
Originally posted by resistor
Ok, so they found an anchor, and that’s what caused the cable break. What I’m wondering, is why is the anchor still there if it broke the cable? I guess that both the cable and the anchor chain broke at the same time? I suppose that the cable wouldn’t have to actually break to be damaged beyond functioning, but how likely is it for a comm cable to break an anchor chain? Those things are massive. Still seems fishy to me.
Internet access to large swaths of India and the Middle East has been interrupted due to the damaged cables. The breaks are thought now to have occurred from a sea anchor for an ocean vessel. Originally the breaks were believed related to an earthquake in the region.
Originally posted by danx
Originally posted by pavil
Does seem odd, perfect cover for putting some type of tracking/eavesdropping object on those newly "repaired" cables.
If the purpose was to eavesdrop or tap into the cables wouldn't it better to just install those devices without cutting the cables? It has been done before.
Whoever is doing this is bringing a lot of attention to this matter, doesn't sound very stealthy to me so I doubt spying is the purpose here.
Originally posted by KonigKaos
www.cnn.com...
I dont know what to make of it. This could very well be the truth behind the cutting of the cable lines. Do you really believe they were cut pending a war with IRAN...........NO i dont think so!