TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -13-

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: Aallanon

Thanks Aallanon. I've already had a dig some month's ago into that line through Western Union/AT&T. I have a family friend who was a director at AT&T. He told me that AT&T will never be taken over because of it's financial might... it's property portfolio alone is valued at over a Trillion!

I remember when Ma Bell was forced to break-up. Case started in I think '73-74 time period and charges were filed under Sherman Antitrust Act. The case was fought for years and then in 1982 Reagan got to throw the hammer down on AT&T. This created the birth of 7 baby Bells which went on to become the most successful companies in history. AT&T just got bigger and richer. Lucent Technologies was one later on which became extremely successful and later merged with Alcatel SA of France, then Alcatel-Lucent was consumed by Nokia in 2016. Back in the early 1900's very similar occurrence with John D. Rockefeller / Standard Oil which made him one of the richest man to have ever lived in history.

One year before the AT&T break up, on January 1, 1983, Arpanet, the Internet’s precursor, had adopted TCP/IP (~1972) as its operating protocol. Several experimental protocols existed at the time, but TCP/IP flourished and became the foundation for general purpose data networks, which would eventually envelope most every network in the world for voice, local, long-distance, and otherwise.

In October 1983, just months before the AT&T split, Ameritech launched its cellular wireless network and introduced the Motorola DynaTAC phone, selling for $3,995. MY Dad had one! Only around 10,000 subscribers signed up the first year. With nationwide sign-ups under 100,000, few discerned the impact of mobile phones would have on the economy, or on telecom policy. Yet again, we see that the revolutionary stage was being set by technologies and networks that were not as ubiquitous, not as reliable, often not as cheap as; and not directly competitive with – traditional telecom.

In 1984, Arpanet got its now-familiar domain naming system – .com, .net, .edu, etc. – and there were around 1,000 hosts on this network that we didn’t yet call the Internet. I was on the Internet in 1989!

originally posted by: dashen
Yall think ats is gonna do anything to fix these lags ads or redirects?

The site has NEVER been this crappy until last year
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Is this on purpose?

I switched to Quant instead of Google. Problem completely solved.

a reply to: airforcerulessky


DuckDuckGo cut mine in half.

a reply to: IAMTAT

thanks that helped

a reply to: IAMTAT
Quant eliminated all ads not half. Just sayin

a reply to: doobydoll

The stab in the eye of providence reminds me of when many including Bush Jr all had black eyes a few months back, even some celebrities. I heard the Yellow vests are now making waves in Canada.

Will look into it.

originally posted by: PokeyJoe
So you guys remember that “Five Star Trust” info that came out a few months ago? No one could really get a handle on if it is legit or not. Well please read this document in it entirety if you can - lots of familiar names and things that have been theorized for decades. Papa Bush featured heavily Important stuff if true!

www.scribd.com...

I'll read it. Heard of it but don't know much about it. Jeez how far back does this Trust go??

originally posted by: pteridine

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: liveandlearn

Something is up, or fishy, because the Huber/Clinton Foundation hearing which was set for December 13th is now completely removed from the Judiciary committee calendar.

Ref: judiciary.house.gov...

If the plan is to have Comey testify before Huber, they will have to wait until after the 17th. Comey and the DS are stalling as long as they can, hoping to drag things out until the Dems control the house.

That strategy seems to be working. Congress goes into recess that week, and won't return until January...when Democrats are in control of the House Judiciary committee.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Yes, read it! Apparently it was created by Bush and friends right after WW2? Crazy stuff.

originally posted by: PokeyJoe
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Yes, read it! Apparently it was created by Bush and friends right after WW2? Crazy stuff.

Being that it started at the end of WWII, and GHW Bush was just a Naval pilot, this would lend credence to the CT that Bush was actually a German spy.

a reply to: butcherguy

His dad was pretty powerful too

our old friend Micheal Moates is having/had quite a dust up with Alexandria Occasional Cortex on twitter.

twitter.com...

I got mine.



I like Quaker State anyway.

www.ebay.com... =0

I got a Tweet from Carrie, from the wife of the Broward County SWAT guy. She was stalked and confronted over her Q bumper sticker by a Lefty Looney. She has the video...

twitter.com...

Has anyone heard of this?

Initiative Q.

initiativeq.com...

Q is tomorrow’s payment network

Creating the global currency in 7 steps

Q currency?

originally posted by: doobydoll
Has anyone heard of this?

Initiative Q.

initiativeq.com...

Q is tomorrow’s payment network

Creating the global currency in 7 steps

Q currency?

Yes. It is a proposed model for small payments, based on people, rather than blockchain. Sort of a co-op/credit union type of mastercard/visa model. In essence, a trust network, that will have recourse, unlike blockchain currencies, which do not.

The are attempting to build a base, in advance...like hotmail was free, until it became valuable enough to be bought out by microsoft for a billion or two.

No Q currency has actually been issued yet. The guys doing this came out of Paypal. It requires just your name and email, and then recruiting people you actually know. Anyway, I'm in. I hope it takes off.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

Re AT&T - I stand corrected EMN.

Fascinating detail - thanks!

You've got me trying to remember when I first used the internet now.

originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: CanadianMason

Says you but the people voted for him.

Yes, I'm hoping the people who voted for him are not going to vote for him again after realizing their stupid mistake.

originally posted by: Fowlerstoad
a reply to: CanadianMason

He is like the 'Obama' of Canada.

Welcome to the (unwilling) club!

Thank you, thank you very much. Maybe we will get our Trump like you did after a disastrous number of years.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi