posted on Nov, 21 2008 @ 03:57 AM
I am not going to claim conspiracy outright, but here is something, a coincidence perhaps, but interesting in its timing.
Lately, I have noticed a lot of freight activity in my area over here in the UK. Usually, I’ll see perhaps one freight train every 1.5 to 2 months.
However, in the past two weeks I have seen about 3 or 4, very long freight trains travelling around during my morning and evening commutes. This in
itself is no big deal, as we are headed toward Christmas and, no doubt, businesses need their stock, though I don’t recall this much freight
activity last year, and considering THIS year we’re in a recession…
…anyway, this isn’t the weird part. The last time I saw one of these freight trains coming, I though, “hey, I’ll just take some pictures of
it on my mobile phone’s camera.” (Because I don’t see the freight trains often.) My phone was off, but I turned it on before the train had
gotten to me, but it, very unusually, was not working properly. I turned it back off and on again, but by the time it was completely turned on and
ready to go, the train was gone. Thought no further of it besides, of course, the phone acting up, which it never does.
This morning, before I left the house, my phone was working properly. While I was stood on the platform, it was working properly. I saw the signals
go off for an oncoming train in the opposite direction I was going to be travelling and knew it would be a freight train, because there were no
scheduled trains in that direction…so, anyway, I pulled my mobile phone out to get a picture, again, I thought it was weird that there were so many
freight trains, and besides, if it ended up being a military freight train, it could be interesting…I had seen one completely unmarked freight train
go by the other week…
Anyway, wouldn’t you know it, but my mobile phone was acting up again. It said “Check SIM”…the SIM was installed fine…the train went
by…and as soon as it was in the distance…my mobile phone started working properly.
Now, I’m not saying that there was some sort of electromagnetic interference emanating from the trains making my mobile phone with a camera in it
not work properly…but I do think it is an interesting coincidence. If it had happened once, it would have been nothing, odd because my phone never
has error messages of any kind, but nothing to write about.
…the freights, if anyone is interested, were labelled. Some were General Electric, some were something that was like GBi or something similar, and
a few were ARR, or something as such, and 3 were unlabelled…bad memory for those details, besides, I was trying to get my phone to work..
Anyone else experienced any similar coincidences of electrical communication devices not working properly around freight trains or convoys?