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Very strange explanation for vehicles at Jacksonville Airfield
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reply to post by Trueman
With respect to kinda kurious that posted the car picture.....
That photo was from Portland, OR. He was using it to illustrate that there are places where you can find 4-5000 cars in a lot.
I was just saying that the Green Cove Springs situation is weird in my reply to him.
kinda kurious is a good guy, never seen any mean stuff and he is very logical.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
That photo was from Portland, OR. He was using it to illustrate that there are places where you can find 4-5000 cars in a lot.
I was just saying that the Green Cove Springs situation is weird in my reply to him.
kinda kurious is a good guy, never seen any mean stuff and he is very logical.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
reply to post by Misoir
I think these white vans are part of the un-man citation dispensing project underway here in Florida.
It's got many people beyond pissed off. It's bad enough we have the red-light cameras now but now we have the white-van-ticket machine too!
Ugh! Get me off this friggin planet please!!!!
Many drivers hit with 'white van' tickets
That white van sure was busy.
One motorist got seven citations for a total of $875. Drivers of Hertz rental cars collected 124 violations, for $15,500. Next to Florida, vehicles from New York got nicked the most.
For about a year, the controversial unmanned van was parked on Juno’s swales. During that year, citations totaling $1 million were issued to 8,074 motorists from 40 states, according to records obtained by The Palm Beach Post. That’s more people than fit in Roger Dean Stadium.
One driver got tagged twice in one day
“I was driving down U.S. 1 to a wedding on the beach. My daughter was following me in her car. A couple weeks later, boom, I get the two tickets. Both vehicles are registered to me,” said Pompano Beach resident Dan Montemayor, who paid $125 for each car speeding on Ocean Drive.
The town withdrew the van in May after a contract dispute with LaserCraft, the Georgia-based company that supplied and maintained it.
As far as proceeds were concerned, the town kept 80 percent, bringing in about $593,628. LaserCraft was paid the rest, about $149,495. About $250,000 in citations have not been collected. Unpaid citations are turned over to a collection agency and appear on the car owner’s credit report.
Of the more than 8,000 citations, only about 110 went to vehicles registered to Juno Beach residents. That includes six to Juno Beach-based FPL.
“Sounds like selective enforcement,” said Tequesta resident Peter Stocker, a financial adviser who received — and has not paid — his $125 citation. “Juno Beach created a toll road to get outsiders to pay their taxes.”
www.tcpalm.com...
I think these white vans are part of the un-man citation dispensing project underway here in Florida.
It's got many people beyond pissed off. It's bad enough we have the red-light cameras now but now we have the white-van-ticket machine too!
Ugh! Get me off this friggin planet please!!!!
Many drivers hit with 'white van' tickets
That white van sure was busy.
One motorist got seven citations for a total of $875. Drivers of Hertz rental cars collected 124 violations, for $15,500. Next to Florida, vehicles from New York got nicked the most.
For about a year, the controversial unmanned van was parked on Juno’s swales. During that year, citations totaling $1 million were issued to 8,074 motorists from 40 states, according to records obtained by The Palm Beach Post. That’s more people than fit in Roger Dean Stadium.
One driver got tagged twice in one day
“I was driving down U.S. 1 to a wedding on the beach. My daughter was following me in her car. A couple weeks later, boom, I get the two tickets. Both vehicles are registered to me,” said Pompano Beach resident Dan Montemayor, who paid $125 for each car speeding on Ocean Drive.
The town withdrew the van in May after a contract dispute with LaserCraft, the Georgia-based company that supplied and maintained it.
As far as proceeds were concerned, the town kept 80 percent, bringing in about $593,628. LaserCraft was paid the rest, about $149,495. About $250,000 in citations have not been collected. Unpaid citations are turned over to a collection agency and appear on the car owner’s credit report.
Of the more than 8,000 citations, only about 110 went to vehicles registered to Juno Beach residents. That includes six to Juno Beach-based FPL.
“Sounds like selective enforcement,” said Tequesta resident Peter Stocker, a financial adviser who received — and has not paid — his $125 citation. “Juno Beach created a toll road to get outsiders to pay their taxes.”
www.tcpalm.com...
Funny how one of the largest Companies in the USA, with a fleet of thousands of white vans, upgraded all their vehicles over the last 2 years, new
logos, new vans, new GPS equipment...
and they're based in Florida!
ADT
and they're based in Florida!
ADT
At least this story sounds like it covers what we are discussing on the thread, unlike the whole Kia fiasco.
Originally posted by SlinkyDFW
Funny how one of the largest Companies in the USA, with a fleet of thousands of white vans, upgraded all their vehicles over the last 2 years, new logos, new vans, new GPS equipment...
and they're based in Florida!
ADT
Now it would be nice to hear from the owner of Green Cove say that whose vans they were!
reply to post by Misoir
Just a quick one, as I'm off out...
Very convenient timing all this, that we now have the World Cup to keep the sheeple distracted for the next month, no?
Looks more and more like no 'accident'!
Just a quick one, as I'm off out...
Very convenient timing all this, that we now have the World Cup to keep the sheeple distracted for the next month, no?
Looks more and more like no 'accident'!
I'm going to go out on a limb here. Could Pegasus International be the real world version of Universal Exports? Let's not get too worked up about
this.
Originally posted by Misoir
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by Misoir
As far as I can recall, the name in the members signature is Pegasus Technologies or something close to that.
It's relevance would be that it is the name of the CIA front company as from your OP.
Just a name Pegasus is not weird, but Pegasus Technologies is strange.
If they work with the CIA then they wold be smarter than use their real name.
Googling "Pegasus Technologies" returns a LOT of hits. IT companies, vehicle tracking, wireless, etc.
reply to post by mothershipzeta
Right!
Including this, which seems to be connected with off-shore drilling!
Right!
Including this, which seems to be connected with off-shore drilling!
Or this referring to their Green Cove location (Reynolds Airpark) and there is another of their sites looking for truck drivers from Green Cove also
that I posted earlier.
This site takes a while to load......
You can also look under UniversalPegasus, that seems to be the name of the umbrella that all these other faces of the company fall under.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
This site takes a while to load......
You can also look under UniversalPegasus, that seems to be the name of the umbrella that all these other faces of the company fall under.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
reply to post by Misoir
I ALSO FOLLOWED OTHER FRONTS TO PEGASUS!@!! I am at work and I must go home and find my notes, but I specifically started a file on Pegasus from VERY LITTLE research when I started following CIA fronts tied to running Cocaine from Columbia to Mexico, and other sources. I independently started an investigation into Pegasus on suspicions of my own, I can say that much right now!
I ALSO FOLLOWED OTHER FRONTS TO PEGASUS!@!! I am at work and I must go home and find my notes, but I specifically started a file on Pegasus from VERY LITTLE research when I started following CIA fronts tied to running Cocaine from Columbia to Mexico, and other sources. I independently started an investigation into Pegasus on suspicions of my own, I can say that much right now!
Found this record of an aircraft accident where the aircraft was destroyed, at the reynolds airpark:
The aircraft was owned by a company from New York State, Doyle Henderson Associates (an accounting firm!) piloted by a Pegasus employee.
Henderson Assoc:
I looked up the aircraft model: Schweizer SA 2-37A
It was a quiet surveillance aircraft developed in the 1980's.
The military version was: RG-8A
Details on aircraft model:
Seems weird that they were flying a surveillance aircraft as a private company, no? Especially an accounting firm!
I found a reference on the wiki link above that says the DEA may have purchased the aircraft for their use.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
The aircraft was owned by a company from New York State, Doyle Henderson Associates (an accounting firm!) piloted by a Pegasus employee.
Henderson Assoc:
I looked up the aircraft model: Schweizer SA 2-37A
It was a quiet surveillance aircraft developed in the 1980's.
The military version was: RG-8A
Details on aircraft model:
Seems weird that they were flying a surveillance aircraft as a private company, no? Especially an accounting firm!
I found a reference on the wiki link above that says the DEA may have purchased the aircraft for their use.
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
Okay. I think what I have found in my above post is weird enough.
A surveillance aircraft, the same model may have been used by the DEA, owned by an accounting firm from Forest Hills, NY
piloted by a Pegasus International employee,
crashes and is destroyed at Reynolds Airpark in Green Cove, FL.
WTF is an accounting firm doing owning a surveillance aircraft? Anyone seeing that there may be more to Pegasus than meets the eye?
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
A surveillance aircraft, the same model may have been used by the DEA, owned by an accounting firm from Forest Hills, NY
piloted by a Pegasus International employee,
crashes and is destroyed at Reynolds Airpark in Green Cove, FL.
WTF is an accounting firm doing owning a surveillance aircraft? Anyone seeing that there may be more to Pegasus than meets the eye?
[edit on 11-6-2010 by butcherguy]
Originally posted by grom0007
2+2 =4 +8 = 12 + 04 = 16...6+1 = 7...7 +9 = 16 +7 = 23 +7 = 30. 30 =3 + 0 = 3 +6 = 9....9 + 060 is 9/6 WHICH IS ONLY 5 AWAY FROM 9/11!!!!!!!!!!
[edit on 10-6-2010 by grom0007]
That was only mildly funny sarcasm until the "WHICH IS ONLY 5 DAYS AWAY FROM 9/11!!!!!"... at which point I fell out of my chair.
With all the trickery, I expected something nicer than 5 days away... way to play up expectations and then fall hilariously short of them
You seem to have the makings of a pro comedian!
Originally posted by Yellow Teapot
reply to post by Misoir
Just a quick one, as I'm off out...
Very convenient timing all this, that we now have the World Cup to keep the sheeple distracted for the next month, no?
Looks more and more like no 'accident'!
The Prime Minister And the President are speaking on the phone tomorrow,
before the England USA game about the BP oil spill
news.bbc.co.uk...
I would like to investigate this information further. Can you document all the information in this link? thanks, I have a personal interest.
I am confused about this thread...Yes a lot of research was done to connect the dots...but doesn't it make more sense that a company leased this
runway to store vehicles...
Originally posted by mothershipzeta
Originally posted by Misoir
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by Misoir
As far as I can recall, the name in the members signature is Pegasus Technologies or something close to that.
It's relevance would be that it is the name of the CIA front company as from your OP.
Just a name Pegasus is not weird, but Pegasus Technologies is strange.
If they work with the CIA then they wold be smarter than use their real name.
Googling "Pegasus Technologies" returns a LOT of hits. IT companies, vehicle tracking, wireless, etc.
Good catch. There are a bunch of other companies out there besides google driving around our neighborhoods. You ever wonder how some sites/apps on your computer or phone can tell you where you are located even though you don't have a GPS?
Our wifi SSID's and MAC addresses are sniffed and stamped with a GPS location by these vans. The app on our computer/phone can see X number of wireless hotspots around it, those hotspots are geolocated in the database thus they can fix your location.
Googling for pegasus can really take you down a rabbit hole. This is a press release from a company with a codename PEGASUS system that takes my van example above to a new level.
KIA = CIA
wow... go figure huh?
might be nothing really... lol, riiiight.
wow... go figure huh?
might be nothing really... lol, riiiight.
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