T-Mobile ad . . . symbolism . . . ?

Please enlighten me to your theory.

if you look closely in the add. Those are not Cell phone towers!

Those are Gwen towers!

What is a gwen tower?

Another dot connected!

Keep going . . .

interesting OP....

Jersey Shore hit hard by Sandy.... and we aren't hearing of more riots and protests. If these GWEN towers are "controlling the masses" through ELF radio waves then it's on like Donkey Kong!!!!

Last Edited by S.O.S. on 11/12/2012 01:26 AM

is seven martial law? Are those all future cities that are going to be attacked.

a gwen tower imitates a cell phone tower but instead works in tandem with haarp. It's a haarp signal harmoniser!

Ask yourself why a cell phone company would specifically name in its ad, out of all of America, a place like West Phoenix, known to be a filthy, drug and gang saturated area.


Research radar dome and rushing river movement in Puget Sound.


We all know about Denver and the airport.


Dallas would the nearest, largest city west of the New Madrid waterway, essentially shorefront property.


Anaheim . . . Disney/Freemason/Illuminati.


Anyone venture a guess about Kalamazoo and Miami?


And . . . the missing #7?

oh crap. i think i have a gwen tower a few miles from me. i saw the thing a few months ago and haven't been able to discern wtf it is.
yikes.

I notice in the "missing number 7" part at 00:12 there's a sign that says "Risk Eevok Sucor" or something to that effect. Does this mean anything to anyone? I tried searching it, but Google comes up with nothing.

lol Gwen who ?

then it's on like Donkey Kong

Duck Dynasty ...lol

you people really need to get out more .. ?

I'm generally up for a good case of doom and the NWO, but I don't think there's anything to this. It's just a rhyme.

Now the movie "Deep Impact"...stellar example of predictive programming right there.

I thought that, too when I first saw it . . . but the symbolism seems to be there, especially with the gwen towers and Sandy hitting the Jersey Shore. Look at the clues I've provided and think about the others . . .

Very interesting. I live in the Puget Sound. Just a side note, last Wednesday (Nov 28) an ARMY Chinook or Chinook's were flying around for about 3 hours dropping para troopers. I know it was just practice, but they were pretty far from Ft. Lewis and over McChord runways. I know both bases are one. Now known as JBLM, Joint Base Lewis McChord. The odd thing was you could see them all over South End Tacoma and Lakewood. Lived in the area for like 13 years. Never seen that. It's things like that, that me think the military wants to show off. Get the public used to seeing them in combat mode. Also, the last 2 years it's very common to see Black Hawks flying low all over the area. A lot of the times, you can see the doors open and soldiers at the guns. With out binoculars.

Last Edited by deanoZXT on 12/01/2012 06:58 PM

That's interesting, too. Doesn't Puget Sound have one of the largest installations of military bases in the country?

I find that TM ad intriguing due to the gwen towers and the locations specifically named.

God, I love Duck Dynasty.

Those things are all over holy shit.

The big bases in Western Washington are Joint Base Lewis-McChord (population about 20k). Until about 2006 It was 2 bases; Fort Lewis and McChord AFB. Without looking up I know there are at least 40 C-17's for an Airlift outfit. There are also at least 2 F-15's. They fly around quite often and have so for years. But living in the area for more then 30 decades, I've see a lot of planes. Even see an AWACS now and then. After 911 there was an AWACS contesly flying about the region for days.

I really have no idea about the Army part of the base. There's a large hospital though, called, Madigan Army Medical Center.

There is Camp Murry, northeast of Olympia. There is a Navy air base north west of Seattle on Whidbey Island.

The most interesting bases are in the Kitsap Co. area. Bremeton is the big city on the Kitsap Penn. Naval Base Kitsap, you should look it up. It's 3 bases that joined in about 2006 as well. Bangor Base is home to Ohio-class Trident Fleet Ballistic Missile submarines. That means, there is nuclear warhead storage.

The mass majority of the 3 million Seattle-Tacoma-Everett Metro population are oblivious how close Nuke weapons are. About 30 miles west on the other side of Puget Sound. I also think Ohio Class submarines are nuclear powered as well. I might be wrong on that. Not sure how may subs at Bangor, but in the late '80's there were about 8 or 10. My grandpa retired out of Bangor in about '91

Last Edited by deanoZXT on 12/01/2012 10:00 PM

Thanks for that info, deano!

I'm too taken with the chick on black and pink leather to notice anything else.

Symbolism is the universal language of the subconscious carnal human mind! Notice how the colors black, white, and red are being used on the news networks lead ins and outs right before they come back from or go to a commercial break? Is it a coincidence that they all the major news networks use these three colors in flashy ways right before they start giving you the news?

is her name gwen?

by the way, I meant 3 not 30 decades. Haha. There are other bases in eastern Washington. Across to Cascades there is the Yakima Training Center. It's something like 300 or 400,000 acres. The whole south central Washington area is a hot bed of UFO activity sine the 1960's.

I actually saw the commercial on a show I was watching on demand through cable tonight. On surround sound, the helicopter noise fills the whole room form all angles. Like when you watch a shoot out in a action movie on DVD. How weird is that? Like I said, I don't watch much live TV, but it seems odd for a commercial to be in surround sound? Then again, it could just be me, being weird.

Never know about the Ground Wave Emergency Network. I see a few of those around town. Always thought they were just a weather station. But one looks juts the the pic on wiki with the tall fence and little shed. I should take a pic of it someday.

Yes, I think the brief inclusion of helicopter sound is noteworthy! But more than anything, those particular locations.