Sam Pekenpah
90140, quiet space, 89933,..., What the hell is that?
Tue Feb 3 17:35:27 2004
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Subject: Re: [PAG] America Invaded by Armed Paramilitary?
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 13:08:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Sam Pekenpah sampekenpah@yahoo.com


FORWARDED FROM ROSE KING:
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What the hell is that?

Some time back, I was listening to the short wave
radio just spinning the dial.
I came upon this station 9.330 at about 11:15 p.m. on
a late Sunday night. It was a female message giver and
she was reciting groups of numbers one different than
the other. They were groups of five numbers given in
what seemed to be random unpatterened messaging.
I said to my self, “what the hell is that,” and
thought, this is some kind of coded messaging in
Mexican.
Because I speak some Spanish, I wrote down a few of
these number groups.
They were 90140, quiet space, 89933, quiet space,
20120, quiet space, 79195, quiet space, and this went
on for what seemed to be an hour or so. I finally
turned it off, and made these notes to relate to you
all.
Being close to the San Luis Valley in Colorado, a
Mexican strong hold, and knowing there is a Atzlan
compound just over the Mountain in the Gardner,
Colorado area, I though this might be some kind of
preparational coding. But for what reason, and who in
what area was doing this? The date of the transmission
was 12-21-03, and the time I wrote down was 11:28 p.m.
Mountain time. This may not have been in Colorado, but
it was something I have never heard here before.
My gut feeling is that something is a foot down south,
and these are transmissions communicating instructions
for some planed event.
I think that the amnesty proclamation by bush is
allowing the infiltration of hostile forces to be
pre-placed for a coming event that may allow these
intruders from the south to be part of the military
take over in this country when they declare martial
law.
There was a terrible military feel to these
transmissions.
Does anyone know anything about this?
Can anyone track down the time or stations information
about this transmission?

One other item that might be of interest.
There is a new tunnel that has been under construction
for almost two years now.
It is located on the East Side of the San Jaun
Mountain range just west of South Fork, Colorado on
Hwy. 160. Dulce, New Mexico is just south of this
position in the San Jaun range.
One day during a rainstorm, the traffic had stopped to
allow the opposing lanes traffic to come through the
flagers stop because traffic through the construction
zone was one way.
As we were all waiting in line, I didn’t pay much
attention to the white truck in front of me.
Then, surprisingly, this guy got out wareing a FEMA
coat. I am sure he only had it on because it was
lightly raining and might not have worn it any other
time thus exposing himself like he did. It was one of
those kinds of dark blue cop, fbi, or some agency coat
they put on during a field event. He got out, looked
up the hillside, and then looked over the edge down
towards the stream below as if he were checking out
strategic positions.
There are a few of us that feel this is one of the
cover tunnels for an underground entrance into the
tunnel systems here in Colorado. It’s most likely a
connection to the Denver International Airport
underground city system.
This tunnel is still under construction, and both
entrances are blocked now. It is easy to see that this
is a possible entrance to the secret world of the FEMA
underground systems.
Anyone have any information about this?

ROSE KING


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--- Edward Britton
wrote:
  The Mexicans are coming! The Mexicans are coming!
  :-)
 
  But seriously, this is just a tad bizarre.
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Source:
  http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36880
 
  Armed Mexicans cross border?
  U.S. 'volunteers,' journalists photograph mysterious
  militia
  Posted: February 2, 2004
  1:00 a.m. Eastern
 
 
  © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com
 
  A group of civilian volunteer U.S.-Mexico border
  watchers say they
  witnessed an incursion into the U.S. by 22 armed
  Mexican militiamen – and
  photographed the encounter with the paramilitary
  patrol.
 
 
  4 members of 22-man squad of soldiers near Mexican
  border (Tombstone
  Tumbleweed)
 
  Chris Simcox, editor and publisher of the Tombstone,
  Arizona, Tumbleweed
  and founder of Civil Homeland Defense, a group that
  attempts to aid the
  Border Patrol nab illegal aliens, said the
  confrontation occurred the
  morning of Saturday, Jan. 24. Simcox, accompanied by
  a photographer and a
  video journalist, says the trio ran into a "squad"
  of armed Mexicans in
  olive drab uniforms in two military-type vehicles.
 
  Simcox said his group conversed with the group.
 
  "We could see the men run to what was apparently the
  leader of the squad
  where they conversed for a few seconds," he
  recounts. "A moment later 10 of
  the men jumped into one of the troop transport
  vehicles and drove down the
  hill in our direction. They stopped directly in
  front of us on the dirt
  road that parallels the border fence on the Mexican
  side."
 
  He said four men with rifles, M-16s and FALs, jumped
  from the truck and
  approached them on the fence.
 
 
  3 armed men run up hill after being caught illegally
  entering U.S. on Jan.
  24 (Tombstone Tumbleweed)
 
  "The cameras were rolling – on both sides," he said.
  "As the men
  approached, one of them was taking photographs of
  us. The leader
  approached, I said, 'Hola, como estas; buenos dias.'
  He asked immediately
  if we were immigration. I told him no. He then told
  us in Spanish it was
  prohibited for us to film them. We told him we were
  media and we had the
  right to film. He became a bit agitated at that
  point and asked for more
  specifics about who we were and why we were here. I
  asked him the same
  question. He told us they were out here protecting
  the border – just doing
  their job. We asked if they were military, they did
  not respond. The leader
  seemed perplexed about who we were and again asked
  what business we had in
  the area. We again replied we were journalists
  covering the illegal
  immigration story. The leader again said we should
  not be in this area."
 
  Simcox said none of the uniforms the men were
  wearing had patches, names or
  insignias of any kind that would identify them as
  official members of
  Mexican police or military forces.
 
  Simcox's group, the Civil Homeland Defense,
  describes itself as a large
  "neighborhood watch" organization, alerting the
  Border Patrol to its
  observations.
 
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Edward  <+
 
  Wanna see real terrorism? Just 'hole up' in a
  'compound' somewhere
  in rural Texas while publicly asserting your rights
  under the first ten
  amendments to the Constitution. You'll have
  terrorists coming out of your ass.
 
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