Telephonic Voice Impersonation: A Concern of Interna
Mon Dec 26, 2005 22:44
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TELEPHONIC VOICE IMPERSONATION: A CONCERN OF INTERNATIONAL SCOPE
Citizen of the USA Stephen M. St. John addresses the international community, the US Congress and other interested parties and advises all in this fax broadcast that reports of National Security Agency eavesdropping on telephone calls and e-mails of members of the United Nations Security Council and citizens and alien residents in the USA and around the globe should not be their only cause of concern. Rather, Citizen St. John points to the diabolical technology of telephonic voice impersonation, or voice mimicry, whereby a targeted subject whose voice has been pre-recorded and whose voice-data have been installed in the software, can be made to sound like him or herself when in fact a trained intelligence officer, agent, technician or unspecified criminal is really doing the talking. As a general example, the Lebanese singer Farouz can speak into a device and sound like a hotshot Al Assad to the person taking the call. Or, Ariel Sharon, with a smattering of Arabic could sound like the late Elie Hobeika in a short, urgent call. A Canadian professor of mathematics, A. Kee Dewdney (www.physics911.net), after having demonstrated the utter impossibility of cell phone calls alleged to have been made by passengers aboard the allegedly hijacked planes of 9/11, presents a masterful practical criticism of language used in transcripts of their supposed conversations and concludes that the conspirators, while having voices that sounded truly authentic to those that they called, lacked the wits necessary for a convincing impersonation and betray themselves with their own words. Citizen St. John points to the possibility of telephonic voice impersonation as a hitherto unknown factor in many crimes committed over the past decades. Citizen St. John, for the sake of justice and of peace, calls for a United Nations International Independent Investigation Commission to discover what really happened on 9/11 and to bypass a corrupt, war-mongering Bush Cabal.
Citizen of the USA Stephen M. St. John addresses the international community, the US Congress and other interested parties and advises all in this fax broadcast that reports of National Security Agency eavesdropping on telephone calls and e-mails of members of the United Nations Security Council and citizens and alien residents in the USA and around the globe should not be their only cause of concern. Rather, Citizen St. John points to the diabolical technology of telephonic voice impersonation, or voice mimicry, whereby a targeted subject whose voice has been pre-recorded and whose voice-data have been installed in the software, can be made to sound like him or herself when in fact a trained intelligence officer, agent, technician or unspecified criminal is really doing the talking. As a general example, the Lebanese singer Farouz can speak into a device and sound like a hotshot Al Assad to the person taking the call. Or, Ariel Sharon, with a smattering of Arabic could sound like the late Elie Hobeika in a short, urgent call. A Canadian professor of mathematics, A. Kee Dewdney (www.physics911.net), after having demonstrated the utter impossibility of cell phone calls alleged to have been made by passengers aboard the allegedly hijacked planes of 9/11, presents a masterful practical criticism of language used in transcripts of their supposed conversations and concludes that the conspirators, while having voices that sounded truly authentic to those that they called, lacked the wits necessary for a convincing impersonation and betray themselves with their own words. Citizen St. John points to the possibility of telephonic voice impersonation as a hitherto unknown factor in many crimes committed over the past decades. Citizen St. John, for the sake of justice and of peace, calls for a United Nations International Independent Investigation Commission to discover what really happened on 9/11 and to bypass a corrupt, war-mongering Bush Cabal.
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