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Starting to make sense. Inside job ?
Wasn't AT&T broken up years ago because of corruption? Antitrust charges I believe. Figures they are ALL in bed together.
It literally makes no sense why anyone would blow up the AT&T building in Nashville. It is just a SWITCHING center. I would have to believe the FBI is involved however in such matters. Infrastructure being attacked in three states. My question with the speed they arrived had there been warnings or some sort of chatter to alert them. False flag.
I believe it's the deep state panicking and fighting back by trying to take out as much communications as possible. We've been warned about this for over a week now. Next will be a social media blackout, this is just the beginning.
Nothing surprises me anymore. I do know that President Trump won this election in a landslide and that with all the fraud , that 77 million is far shy from the actual numbers. Politicians , FBI, CIA, judges, need to realize this, maybe they do . I sincerely hope that they are all circling the drain, which is why their desperation is quite blatant.
This sounds as Robocop's occurring in reality, however, instead of a city's police department, they have skipped to the FBI. Remember right after 911 when the Bush administration combined all the 3 letter federal agencies. Another so called coincidence.
The depth of the complexity is telling me easily the compartmentalized corruption has shown how much this rot has infiltrated our society.
AT&T owns CNN, so that's what the FBI is rewarding with taxpayers money. And they are on Dominion's also.
Our first corporation war ?
Cyberpunk and dystopia loading....Big tech selling us out to the highest bidder. Far too many things are interconnected literally and figurative.
Yeap, the phone company was national monopoly. And yet things when full circle with ATT. In 1984 they were forced to break up and chose one sector of local landline service so they chose equipment manufacturing along with long distance and wireless. Everyone thought they were going to be a huge monopoly again but the cry baby bells wound up in better shape than they did for at least a decade. But a few decades after divestiture(1984) ATT was allowed back into landline buying up SBC and Bell South along with smaller players. Shortly after they took over Bell South they were able to get Florida to all but eliminate utility regulation when it came to communcations, they tried in other states. 20 years later enough forgot why they were broken up and allowed much of the sos to occur again.
One of the consequences of having these huge phone companies wires or landline is the government/NSA only has to deal with a few companies when it comes to data mining, wire tapping etc. It's much easier to control a few large entities than a bunch of smaller ones.
Wow, they've done a bang-up of slowing and stalling communication, haven't they? I mean it's not like it's on the front page of all MSM and here we are on online forums discussing it...
If you actually believe a quarter of what you typed, you need help.
If you believe everything what is in the front page of MSM, then you are the one who needs a brain defragmentation of all the brainwashing that you have been done at school. Hillary Clinton did the exact same thing when she bleached, erased and destroyed all the information on her phones but on a much smaller scale than Nashville explosion, that was meant to destroy the building which is a data base storage facility.
Whether you like it or not, that is the reality that all of you senile and reactionary left are trying to block. CRITICAL THINKERS MATTER.
Yeap, the phone company was national monopoly. And yet things when full circle with ATT. In 1984 they were forced to break up and chose one sector of local landline service so they chose equipment manufacturing along with long distance and wireless. Everyone thought they were going to be a huge monopoly again but the cry baby bells wound up in better shape than they did for at least a decade. But a few decades after divestiture(1984) ATT was allowed back into landline buying up SBC and Bell South along with smaller players. Shortly after they took over Bell South they were able to get Florida to all but eliminate utility regulation when it came to communcations, they tried in other states. 20 years later enough forgot why they were broken up and allowed much of the sos to occur again.
One of the consequences of having these huge phone companies wires or landline is the government/NSA only has to deal with a few companies when it comes to data mining, wire tapping etc. It's much easier to control a few large entities than a bunch of smaller ones.
The history is a little off as SBC bought Bell South and then AT&T which by then was offering long distance and cellular service. Although the AT&T of today does encompass many of the old Baby Bell's, local phone service isn't what it cares about. Mobile, internet, entertainment, etc. are what it does.
But the RV appeared to be a 1980s model - would such a vehicle be typical of rental RVs?
For a cheap bugger or a vintage loving hippie....yes....
Could also be a recent cash purchase, depending on where you are you can buy one that old under 2000...since most rv parks won't allow anything over 20 years old in at all. So the plate is probably stolen, registered to the last owner or bogus since there's no way someone would want this traceable.
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