New Orleans: Who is jamming communications and why?

On this mornings meet the press, a fella from La. was interviewed saying two
huge walmart trucks with water was turned back by Fema.. the coast guard
brought Gas, and Fema turned the coast guard away..
All communication wires were cut by fema, and the sheriff fixed them, and
had armed men keeping them fixed..
this was all on tv..
this is serious business

Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 00:26:44 -0000
Subject: New Orleans: Who is jamming communications and why?

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UPDATE: We can now report that the jamming of New Orleans'
communications is emanating from a pirate radio station in the
Caribbean. The noise is continuous and it is jamming frequencies,
including emergency high frequency (HF) radios, in the New Orleans
area. The radio frequency jammers were heard last night, stopped for
a while, and are active again today. The Pentagon must locate the
positions of these transmitters and order the Air Force to bomb them
immediately.

However, we now have a new unconfirmed report that the culprit may
be the Pentagon itself. The emitter is an IF (Intermediate
Frequency) jammer that is operating south southwest of New Orleans
on board a U.S. Navy ship, according to an anonymous source. The
jamming is cross-spectrum and interfering with superheterodyne
receiver components, including the emergency radios being used in
New Orleans relief efforts.

The jammed frequencies are:

72.0MHZ (high end of Channel 4 WWL TV New Orleans)
45.0MHZ (fixed mobile)
10.245MHZ (fixed mobile)
10.240 Mhz (fixed mobile)
11.340 Mhz (aeronautical mobile)
233 MHZ (fixed mobile)
455 IF (jammer)

A former DoD source says the U.S. Army uses a portable jammer, known
as WORLOCK, in Iraq and this jammer may be similar to the one that
is jamming the emergency frequencies.

UPDATE Sep. 3 -- A Vancouver, British Columbia Urban Search & Rescue
Team deployed to New Orleans reported that their satellite phones
were not working and they had to obtain other satellite phones to
keep in touch with their headquarters and other emergency agencies
in British Columbia.

There is a report on a ham radio web site that jamming is adversely
affecting the New Orleans emergency net on 14.265 Mhz.
If a U.S. Navy ship is, in fact, jamming New Orleans communications,
the crew must immediately shut down the jammer and take action
against the Commanding Officer.

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We have just learned from a journalist in Mobile that yesterday,
Sprint blocked all cell phone calls from the Gulf Coast region to
points north and west. Calls were permitted between Alabama,
Mississippi, and Florida but no calls could be made to Washington,
New York, or Los Angeles

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