[Spooks] Letter beacon in Florida?
Mike L
charlie at centrenet.co.uk
Fri Apr 21 16:05:54 EDT 2006
Chris Smolinski wrote:
>>>> Greetings, all, first time poster here so be gentle...
>>>>
>>>> I read something interesting in, of all places, WikiPedia,
>>>> about letter beacons.
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>>>
>>> Dunno about that, but Havana Moon did trace some of the V5 numbers
>>> transmissions (could have been the older 4FG format) to Florida, near
>>> Jupiter Inlet as I recall.
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>> Hi Chris & All,
>> This subject came up on site a few years ago, as it does from time to
>> time, and if I remember correctly was completely discredited as one of
>> the "numbers myths".
>> Chris, it would have been prudent to say "allegedly Havana Moon"
>
> Hi Mike,
>
> See Popular Communications magazine, Oct and Nov 1988 for the article
> Havana Moon wrote.
Hi Chris & All,
An interesting article on some of the secure military installations in a
particular area of the Florida Keys with a liberal sprinkling of mystery.
Interesting that he uses, as any writer making a supposition but short on hard
facts prudently would, judicious application of :-
Alleged, Suspected, Possibly, Maybe, Supposed to be, Somewhere, I have no real
proof, Might be, Could not find, Not certain.
At no point in the article is there :-
I can confirm, I found, There is.
My personal interpretation of the article , once all the irrelevant jounalistic
padding (to the particular initial statement) is stripped out, is that he is
clearly saying :-
"The info I received was wrong, there's nothing there - but there could be
elsewhere"
and presented it in such a way that the reader is left with even more questions
arising.
I also note that the header states it's a "tribute to HM written IN his style"
and not "written BY" so is this a third party interpretation of some previous
material, I do not know the answer to that.
Cheers
Mike L
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