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Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / July 2005London terrorist attacks & 7
This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. There were initially thought to be 7 explosions; 7 were reported. The first occurred at 07:49 UTC. The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 6020. The US State Department's phone number for those with relatives in central London is 888 407 4747. 7 have been confirmed dead at Aldgate East Station. "Aldgate" and "Edgware", both stations where explosions occurred, have 7 letters. When Blair leaves the G8 this will leave 7 leaders there in Scotland. The website which features Al-Qaeda's claim to responsibility is "Al-Qal'ah", which has 7 letters. "Al-Qaeda" also has 7 letters. It took 7 hours for the first CONFIRMED reports of deaths to come through. Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a helicopter. > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > > There were initially thought to be 7 explosions; 7 were reported. > > The first occurred at 07:49 UTC. Hmmmmmmmm. nine eleven, NYC three eleven, Madrid seven seven, London... I'm sure there are many other connections too. Obviously, 7 is the most important connecting factor, but I'm guessing than when the final death counts come up there will be a connection there with NYC 11/9 WTC and Madrid. Every hear the expression "seven come eleven"? That's jargon from the game of Craps. Lots of people probably crapped when the bombs went off. But that tackiness aside, I've provided a way for all you conspiratists to link Sept 11 to July 7. Oh, and they had just been awarded the Olympics, one site from among 7 candidates. Gee, this is fun. Pointless, but fun. > I'm sure there are many other connections too. Obviously, 7 is the most > important connecting factor, but I'm guessing than when the final death > counts come up there will be a connection there with NYC 11/9 WTC and > Madrid. >> This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > seven seven, London... Hmmmmmm Two little ducks, twenty two. I see your point.  SignatureWobble > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a > helicopter. Please address your lunacy to: John Ennis Broward County Jail Florida I want salamander shoes. Wait...are you saying Sollog predicted *this* terrorist attack too? :-O > Wait...are you saying Sollog predicted *this* terrorist attack too? :-O I'm sure he would if he weren't being somebody's sissy at this moment. Of course he'd be pull the number 13 out of the numerous figures to claim his DIRECT HIT. > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a > helicopter. at least one neanderthal still lives!!! > at least one neanderthal still lives!!! oops ,sorry,neanderthals....i am sorry i offended you to compare your people with the amoeba above. > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > > There were initially thought to be 7 explosions; 7 were reported. > > The first occurred at 07:49 UTC. [snip] Wouldn't 77:77 have been more consistent? There is no problem with 11:11. I + V + X + L + C + D = 666 The Number of the Beast should be 1666 (MDCLXVI), but that made for very sloppy numerology - too big - even though the world ended in 1666. (Paperwork has been slow in arriving.) SignatureUncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf >> This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >very sloppy numerology - too big - even though the world ended in >1666. (Paperwork has been slow in arriving.) You are not helping, Uncle. Nobody appears to notice that the arteries of commerce are getting attacked. Instead of allowing the smoke and mirrors of numerology fog, point out what is the real target. I am discovering that people have forgotten. /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a > helicopter. And the reason why you are posting these profound insights to sci.physics is??? >> The website which features Al-Qaeda's claim to responsibility is >> "Al-Qal'ah", which has 7 letters. "Al-Qaeda" also has 7 letters. Is "Al-Qal'ah" the name of the group also, or just the name of the site? If it is also the name of the group, then Alqaeda didn't do it. This group considers itself more advanced and beyond Alqaeda. Signature"hichkas Alem be donyA nemi'Ayad. hameye mardom avval jAhel, va ba'd kamobish Alem migardand. " - Morteza Motahhari Just the name of the site. There a lot of 7s involved. Its the key digit of the incident, ,just as "9" was for the 11/9 attacks. > Just the name of the site. There a lot of 7s involved. Its the key > digit of the incident, ,just as "9" was for the 11/9 attacks. No. Names for those characters mean much more than fancy sh.t. They're name freaks and do not share the cartoon-input that you guys have had in your lives. Signature"hasani be maktab nemiraft vaghti ham miraft jom'eh miraft." >This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a >helicopter. I heard that as Blair boarded his plane, a Boeing 777 was taking off, and on it was a passenger who had $7.77 in his pocket. There was also a 77 year old within 7 miles of the incident, and 7,777 miles away, a 7 year old stood on his head for 7 seconds. Using a finger dipped in purple ink, "Rolloffle" <evolnet.regular@gmail.com> scribed: >This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. Whooppee, sh.t. >There were initially thought to be 7 explosions; 7 were reported. No, there were 4 explosions. >The first occurred at 07:49 UTC. No, 8:51am local time. >The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 >6020. The US State Department's phone number for those with relatives >in central London is 888 407 4747. More whooppee sh.t. >7 have been confirmed dead at Aldgate East Station. And yet more whooppee sh.t. >"Aldgate" and "Edgware", both stations where explosions occurred, have >7 letters. You CLEARLY are ignoring correct spelling. AND the explosions happened between 2 stations, not IN the stations. >When Blair leaves the G8 this will leave 7 leaders there in Scotland. Whooppee sh.t again. >The website which features Al-Qaeda's claim to responsibility is >"Al-Qal'ah", which has 7 letters. "Al-Qaeda" also has 7 letters. No Muslim did this. It was ONE person, who blew himself up in the last explosion, on the bus. Just some lunatic who thought he was accomplishing some great deed, but actually just made a (dead) fool of himself. >It took 7 hours for the first CONFIRMED reports of deaths to come >through. No, it didn't. >Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a >helicopter. Wrong. SignatureLumber Cartel (tinlc) #2063. Spam this account at your own risk. This sig censored by the Office of Home and Land Insecurity.... > The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 > 6020. fooking bollocks! There is no such number in the UK The emergency call number is....wait for it.....999 now, if you turn that on its head you get 666, my theory is better than yours! >> The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 >> 6020. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > now, if you turn that on its head you get 666, my theory is better than > yours! You win!!! >>> The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 >>> 6020. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > You win!!! I find 69 is a very significant number. It's yin and yang, one on one, good and evil. But which of the 69 is the evil number? SignatureWobble The 6. > The 6. Hmmm Interesting. Could it be that 69 is a number of Gay Pride? For example, the 9 has a tail and the 6 also has a tail. Could this be two men sucking each other off? SignatureSB >>The 6. > > Hmmm Interesting. Could it be that 69 is a number of Gay Pride? For example, > the 9 has a tail and the 6 also has a tail. Could this be two men sucking > each other off? You must be the dumbest bitch on the face of the planet and you do not sound even remotely sexy. >>>The 6. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You must be the dumbest bitch on the face of the planet and you do not > sound even remotely sexy. This man is obviously Gay. SignatureWobble > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > > There were initially thought to be 7 explosions; 7 were reported. > > The first occurred at 07:49 UTC. Shut up stupid. SignatureChris: "Dad, what's a blowhole for?" Peter: "I'll tell you what it's NOT for and then you'll know why I can never go back to Sea World." >This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. And did the bombers breathe 7 times before leaving their targets? <snip> >The website which features Al-Qaeda's claim to responsibility is >"Al-Qal'ah", which has 7 letters. I count 9 letters. > .. "Al-Qaeda" also has 7 letters. I count 8 letters. Blows your smoke to out the window. You forgot the significance of the 7 dwarves. <snip> /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. Using a finger dipped in purple ink, jmfbahciv@aol.com scribed: >You forgot the significance of the 7 dwarves. AND the seven seals, that escaped from Sea World. SignatureLumber Cartel (tinlc) #2063. Spam this account at your own risk. This sig censored by the Office of Home and Land Insecurity.... A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. It's not that difficult to grasp. [spit - your newsreader has a bug] >A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. >A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. >It's not that difficult to grasp. You forgot to count the other characters that make the words Arabic. Use your toes if you can't use both hands. /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. > A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. > A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. > It's not that difficult to grasp. Y O U ' R E A N 7 letters I D I O T I C 7 letters F U C K I N G 7 letters T W A A A A T 7 letters It's not that difficult to grasp. > > A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. > > A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > It's not that difficult to grasp. "Twat" has 4 letters. HTH, fuckwit! Using a finger dipped in purple ink, "Rolloffle" <evolnet.regular@gmail.com> scribed: >"Twat" has 4 letters. >HTH, fuckwit! You'd prefer maybe dumbass? Or Jackass. Or any NUMBER of others, all to the same end. SignatureLumber Cartel (tinlc) #2063. Spam this account at your own risk. This sig censored by the Office of Home and Land Insecurity.... > > > A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. > > > A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > "Twat" has 4 letters. Not when I'm yelling it in your face. > > T W A A A A T 7 letters > > "Twat" has 4 letters. > HTH, fuckwit! hey dickboy, as you can see he spelt it twaaaat. just the same as you miss spelling al'queda to make it match your frigging seven letter fantasy. lol irony >A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. >A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. >It's not that difficult to grasp. Very good. Now try it in Arabic. SignatureRichard Herring >>A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. >>A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. >>It's not that difficult to grasp. > >Very good. Now try it in Arabic. I just looked up the word 'alphabet' in my American Heritage Dictionary of the paperback flavor. I haven't studied the Arabic alphabet at all but it appears that the script is more like a music score written in chords and the speaker has to fill in the blanks. English spells every thing out. There are no hidden sounds nor meanings in between the letters of one word. And I've just botched this analogy but I don't know how to fix it. [emoticon backs up and rewrites] I just rewrote it but it still needs imporvement. /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. In message <NsSdnVXbbLacKUrfRVn-gA@rcn.net>, jmfbahciv@aol.com writes >>>A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. >>>A L Q A L A H. 7 letters. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >like a music score written in chords and the speaker has to >fill in the blanks. It's not that bad. They spell all the consonants and the long vowels; it's only short vowels that are optional, and if you know the language you can generally guess what they should be. > English spells every thing out. There >are no hidden sounds nor meanings in between the letters of >one word. Dunno about meaning, but there are plenty of hidden sounds, not to mention silent letters. You can't pronounce "present" or "entrance" correctly without using additional information. >And I've just botched this analogy but I don't know how to >fix it. [emoticon backs up and rewrites] I just rewrote it >but it still needs imporvement. SignatureRichard Herring >In message <NsSdnVXbbLacKUrfRVn-gA@rcn.net>, jmfbahciv@aol.com writes >>>>A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >It's not that bad. It is w.r.t. my methods of spelling and writing. I'm not sure I can undo 55 years of habit. I also cannot speak nor think in anything but English. This lack is not a feature. > .. They spell all the consonants and the long vowels; >it's only short vowels that are optional, and if you know the language >you can generally guess what they should be. I simply can't imagine myself being able to guess well. In English the meaning can change if the same spelling is long vowel or short vowel but at least you have some ability to guess what the meaning is supposed to be when considered within context. I can't "see" how missing letters can help; this is a case where lack of data is not informative (to me). But then, this is an aspect of my linguistic stupidity. >> English spells every thing out. There >>are no hidden sounds nor meanings in between the letters of >>one word. > >Dunno about meaning, but there are plenty of hidden sounds, not to >mention silent letters. [puzzled emoticon here] Not outside the context of the usage of the word. Will you provide an example? > ..You can't pronounce "present" or "entrance" >correctly without using additional information. Oh, I see. hmm...interesting. My first interpretation is noun, not verb. My second test was verb. This is a hard question so you may ignore it :-). Does Arabic arrange their words like Latin does? Where position within the sentence doesn't imply much but position w.r.t. to another word does? /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. In message <rf-dnc2649YVZEXfRVn-uQ@rcn.net>, jmfbahciv@aol.com writes >>In message <NsSdnVXbbLacKUrfRVn-gA@rcn.net>, jmfbahciv@aol.com writes >>>>>A L Q A E D A. 7 letters. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >nor think in anything but English. This lack is not a >feature. Skipping lightly over your bug... >> .. They spell all the consonants and the long vowels; >>it's only short vowels that are optional, and if you know the language [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >this is a case where lack of data is not informative (to me). >But then, this is an aspect of my linguistic stupidity. Arabic makes it easier. The shape of individual words is more uniform than in English, and there are only three vowels to choose from. >>> English spells every thing out. There >>>are no hidden sounds nor meanings in between the letters of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >[puzzled emoticon here] Not outside the context of the usage >of the word. Will you provide an example? You've provided all the examples necessary ;-) Hidden sounds: <the> isn't pronounced te-he. <ou> is pronounced differently in <outside> and <you>... Silent letters: the final <e> of here, outside, usage, provide, example. It modifies the sound indicated by earlier letters but isn't itself pronounced. >> ..You can't pronounce "present" or "entrance" >>correctly without using additional information. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >within the sentence doesn't imply much but position w.r.t. >to another word does? I don't know, but I think Arabic word order is fairly rigid. SignatureRichard Herring > This happened on the 7th day of the 7th month. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Blair waited 277 minutes before leaving the Scottish G8 summit in a > helicopter. fool > The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 > 6020. alright, i realise the rest of this drivel is madness, but where on earth did this number come from? not even close. its not even a uk number. fool on an order of magnitude greater than normal fools. >> The Metropolitan Police's phone number for emergency calls is 7766 >> 6020. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >fool on an order of magnitude greater than normal fools. He's trying to find a reason for the event. If it's numerolgy based, then all one has to do is change one number to change the future. Any reason is better than recognizing that the progengy of the upper middle class are purposely destroying what their parents and grandparents built. You know if started using octal, he'd find a lot of sevens. /BAH Subtract a hundred and four for e-mail. dumbass: http://google.com/search?hl=en&q=%227766+6020%22 |
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