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Originally posted by Ox
Mayet.. you named "Black Mountain Tower" as an Australian conspiracy.. being Australian myself I have NO idea what you're talking about..seeing as I've been to and inside the tower many times.. its a tourist attraction.. and telecommunications station..
Originally posted by sanctum
Originally posted by Nventual
EDIT: Not a conspiracy, but I've always wanted to know what that dome tower on Mt Macedon is for.
Nventual, do you mean the Macedon Ranges Observatory?
Macedon Ranges Observatory provides a unique opportunity for the amateur astronomer as well as members of the general public to view the wonders of the universe under our dark superb central Victorian highland skies. With the use of our advanced telescopes and equipment, our visitors are able to view, study and photograph the universe within the total seclusion and privacy of M.R.O. (Macedon Ranges Observatory).
darksky.net.au
Sanc'.
Originally posted by Ox
Mayet.. maybe I just don't get it.. what is the big conspiracy?
www.gaiaguys.net...
Bill Roy was Principal Technical Officer at Telecom (now Telstra) Tower, Canberra. He was in charge of maintenance of Tidbinbilla Tracking Station and maintenance of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) radio and television transmitters in Canberra. He played such a vital role in National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) communications during manned space flights that astronauts often dropped in to thank him. His daughter has a photo of her father with John Young and another American astronaut. However, there was a sinister aspect to Roy's work. Telecom Tower is not there to give Canberra residents better TV reception. It houses equipment used for espionage by Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Roy was in charge of this area of the Tower also. He interviewed and hired translators of Russian, German and other languages as well as monitoring the equipment. In August 1995, the ABC programme "7.30 Report" aired a segment on the Chinese Embassy spy scandal, in which an old interview with Roy at Telecom Tower was shown. Roy would have been instrumental in the setting up of equipment to spy on the Chinese.
Late in 1990 Roy's daughter became worried about him. He told her he did not approve of what was going on at Telecom Tower. He said he did not like Australia spying on embassies, which are protected by international covenants from that kind of intrusion. He said a lot of other things were wrong.
He gave a long interview to Jana Wendt (left) which was shown on the ABC and with now has a 'D-notice' on it - that is, further publication of the interview is forbidden by the Federal Government.
www.tlio.demon.co.uk...
A group of facilities that tap directly into land-based telecommunications systems is the final element of the ECHELON system. Besides satellite and radio, the other main method of transmitting large quantities of public, business, and government communications is a combination of water cables under the oceans and microwave networks over land. Heavy cables, laid across seabeds between countries, account for much of the world's international communications. After they come out of the water and join land-based microwave networks they are very vulnerable to interception. The microwave networks are made up of chains of microwave towers relaying messages from hilltop to hilltop (always in line of sight) across the countryside. These networks shunt large quantities of communications across a country. Interception of them gives access to international undersea communications (once they surface) and to international communication trunk lines across continents. They are also an obvious target for large-scale interception of domestic communications.
Originally posted by Nventual
Would Schapelle Corby count as a conspiracy?
Would love to find out the origins of 'mate' that someone else mentioned earlier
Pauline Hanson is interesting. She was an independant that quickly gained power and visibility through her honesty.
March 1994 Elected to Ipswich City Council.
August 1995 Joins the Liberal Party.
November Endorsed as candidate for the federal seat of Oxley, Qld.
February 14, 1996 Dumped from the Liberals after her comments about Aborigines.
March 2 Wins Oxley as independent with swing of more than 23 per cent.
February 23 1997 Forms Pauline Hanson's One Nation with David Ettridge and David Oldfield.
www.smh.com.au...
... with more and more average Australians aligning to her freshness and straight honesty...
I think she was infiltrated with people designed to discredit her.
Originally posted by Mayet
One nation threatened the balance of power. One nation threatened to take from the status quo and break down the two party preferred system and Pauline Hanson had the possibility of becoming the first female PM and the first non labour/lberal PM.
I think she was infiltrated with people designed to discredit her.
There has been some very strange resignations and firings or movements going on strarting with the old deputy Prime Minister and national Party leader John Anderson. He reisnged to spend more time with his family, rather suddenly, others have got cancer and quit or been embarrassed by scandals and quit or just up and died. A few active and speak out pollies have died recently too.
In state politics there are also weird moves happening, the wetern Australian premier quit because of "depression" there was the scandal in NSW with the opposition leader and others and overall when the big picture is looked at there is some weird happenings behind closed doors afoot.