Secret Millitary Codes in our Road Sign?, page 10
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reply posted on 12-1-2005 @ 06:07 PM by FatherLukeDuke
You two carry on then....



reply posted on 16-1-2005 @ 10:59 PM by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Carrierwave
Here is a blown up photo of an MDOT date sticker. It is highly reflective, and contains date columns and acronyms. This particular marker is on the back of a STOP SIGN. What you will notice is that the MDOT sign crew "forgot" to punch out the date that the sign was installed. They also failed to punch out one of the acronyms which is supposed to identify where the sign was "sheeted".



We have found countless numbers of these stickers with the same features where MDOT employees failed to date verify the marker. If this were a legitimate operation to accurately date road signs for warranty purposes, then somebody is not doing their job. We have found large groups of signs in clusters without even one marker date-punched. We contend this is all a big fraud and cover-up operation foisted by FEMA in partnership with NATO.

Carrierwave~



So what you are saying is that the county workers are a bunch of lazy slobs, that don't follow proper proceedures.

And this is news to anyone?


reply posted on 17-1-2005 @ 10:29 AM by Carrierwave1
There is more to this than lazy DOT sign workers. In 1998 we found dozens of them on I-75 Michigan on signclusters with as many 9 signs mounted on one support beam. Not one of those were date punched. We found several others that same night that were put up the day before by a contracted company working for the DOT.

When you have spent the hours, and yes, years we have observing these "mistakes", it becomes abundantly clear that the real reason for the markers is not date recording for sign warranty. Sign liability is off the scale. Just the weather alone, sunlight, salt, emmisions, bird droppings ect. are huge factors on how long a sign will last. According to 3M the only thing covered by any kind of liability is the "sheeting". The very fact the stickers were made "highly reflective" tells us that these are to seen at a distance from a vehicle on the roadway. The DOT does not employ personnel who drive around at night shining lights on the back of road signs to check the dates of a signs with flawed adhesive under the sheeting or that prematurely faded because of bird poop. It is totally ludicrous.

You newbees should go back and read more indepth the postings if you are that interested. We believe the signcodes are NATO inspired and is part of a FEMA/Geneva Convention operation for troop movements. Yet they are also marking vital sites and resources that goes far beyong some civil defense plan to protect the populace. The very fact this is a worldwide coding could only mean a UN and NATO operation.

Carrierwave~



reply posted on 17-1-2005 @ 09:27 PM by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Carrierwave
GENEVA CONVENTION PROTOCOL FOR "INTERNATIONAL" CIVIL DEFENSE INSIGNIA. (UN/NATO 1949)

"Article 66 paragraph IV provides that the international distinctive sign of civil defence is an equilateral blue triangle on an orange ground when used for the protection of civil defence organizations, their personnel, buildings and material and for civilian shelters."



If you had payed attention in history class you would have known that the U.S. Civil Defense program and Office of Civil Defense were created in accordance with international committee under the Geneva Convention. The U.S. Civil Defense insignia is well known. The symbol was transfered to FEMA and remains on their logo today. The Office Of Civil Defense was abolished by Klinton in 1998.



Canada is under the same protocols:



We believe markers found in clusters of 3's or positioned in triangular form are one in the same as the FEMA triad code symbol, which is from the Geneva Convention.





These are Geneva NATO/UN markers.


Carrierwave~

[edit on 20-10-2004 by Carrierwave]

[edit on 21-10-2004 by Carrierwave]


You really are insane, you know that don't you? (well of course you don't, but for your sake I hope you have someone close to you that is a little more grounded in reality.

Let me ask you this:

What are the only two possible shapes you can make with three dots?

A) a straight line.

B) a triangle.




reply posted on 18-1-2005 @ 09:44 AM by Carrierwave1
This thread is very long. Back several pages are reasons I gave why this kind of sign markings are contingency back up system when GPS fails. Ground Zero mentioned this in his post. (They do fail contrary to popular rantings.) GPS malfuntions have happened in Iraq and got a small convoy ambushed when a glitch caused the drivers to make a wrong turn during a combat mission. Just a small signal glitch can throw off GPS 200 miles.

For all intensive purposes GPS may be disabled deliberately so civilians will not have this option if a martial law situation ensues. As I have stated more than a few times in my posts, the military is not so stupid to put all of their navigational eggs in one GPS basket. There are scenarios where this kind of failure IS going to happen. There are contingencies in place and maps alone are not enough and time consuming. Maps are used in conjunction confirmation signals such as land marks, buildings and other signals. We believe the road signs with tacmars are those signals. But it goes deeper than this. The codes are on billboards, and logos in advertsing visuals on the highways. I think some of you are not seeing the scenarios and are assuming and interpreting this in a perfect everyday, business as usual setting. 911 shut down air traffic and other services nationwide. 911 was just a small firecracker compared to what could happen. My point has been clear on this and has been logically thought out by many who have researched this also. If you are a thinking person I believe you will concur with our findings.

Carrierwave~

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