09-04-2020, 01:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2020, 01:50 PM by The Apprentice.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2eIiHJgDaU
Valid pictures of the Parachute Regiment wearing EU badges on their face masks, we now have faceless warriors without a voice, the same will be extant with other EU forces who will most likely be sent here to quell any uprising as a non native group will have less empathy for others not of their nation.
If you take a look at a map of England you will see that there is a number of postcode areas, these are known as sectors and began to take shapes as early as 1960, the whole network chnged from the GPO to a corporative control system including the BBC.
In 1922 a group of radio manufacturers formed the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), which was the sole organisation granted a broadcasting licence by the GPO. In 1927, the original BBC was dissolved and reformed by Royal Charter as the British Broadcasting Corporation.
From the start the GPO had trouble with competitive pirate radio broadcasters who found ways to deliver electronic messages to British receivers without first obtaining a GPO licence. These competitors were well aware of the fact that the GPO would never grant them such a licence. To police these unlicensed stations the GPO evolved its own force of detectives and "detector vans".
The radio regulation functions were transferred to the Independent Broadcasting Authority and later Ofcom.
Due to its regulatory role, as well as its expertise in developing long-distance communication networks, the GPO was contracted by the BBC, and the ITA in the 1950s and 60s, to develop and extend their television networks. A network of transmitters was built, connected at first by cable, and later by microwave radio links. The Post Office also took responsibility for the issuing of television licence fees (and radio, until 1971), and the prosecution of evaders until 1991.
Everything is interconnected and ready for the next phase of EU integration, this will include Russia.
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eu Paras by apprentice 01, on Flickr
There is not a squeak about this on the other forums, all they are concentrating on is what you are listening to now and who is going to riot and what weapons the protestors can hide upon their persons and use to hurt police and security members.
Valid pictures of the Parachute Regiment wearing EU badges on their face masks, we now have faceless warriors without a voice, the same will be extant with other EU forces who will most likely be sent here to quell any uprising as a non native group will have less empathy for others not of their nation.
If you take a look at a map of England you will see that there is a number of postcode areas, these are known as sectors and began to take shapes as early as 1960, the whole network chnged from the GPO to a corporative control system including the BBC.
In 1922 a group of radio manufacturers formed the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), which was the sole organisation granted a broadcasting licence by the GPO. In 1927, the original BBC was dissolved and reformed by Royal Charter as the British Broadcasting Corporation.
From the start the GPO had trouble with competitive pirate radio broadcasters who found ways to deliver electronic messages to British receivers without first obtaining a GPO licence. These competitors were well aware of the fact that the GPO would never grant them such a licence. To police these unlicensed stations the GPO evolved its own force of detectives and "detector vans".
The radio regulation functions were transferred to the Independent Broadcasting Authority and later Ofcom.
Due to its regulatory role, as well as its expertise in developing long-distance communication networks, the GPO was contracted by the BBC, and the ITA in the 1950s and 60s, to develop and extend their television networks. A network of transmitters was built, connected at first by cable, and later by microwave radio links. The Post Office also took responsibility for the issuing of television licence fees (and radio, until 1971), and the prosecution of evaders until 1991.
Everything is interconnected and ready for the next phase of EU integration, this will include Russia.
eu Paras by apprentice 01, on FlickrThere is not a squeak about this on the other forums, all they are concentrating on is what you are listening to now and who is going to riot and what weapons the protestors can hide upon their persons and use to hurt police and security members.