Is that cell phone tower near your
house real of fake?
Tech Company finds over a dozen mysterious
fake cell towers in DC area.
Ok
now this is fisher than a sardine smoothie.
These things are all over the country.
Without special expensive equipment, you can’t tell if a cell tower is
fake or real, and some of them are disguised so they don’t even look like a
cell tower.
So,
who owns (or rents) the property they are on?
There is no way the government could not know who is behind this. These things have been in the news for some
time now. Here is just a sample of past
news reports.
Some
of them may even look like trees…No kidding.
Check this link.
I
bet if someone started tearing one of these towers down you would find out real
quick who was using it. My guess is the
government…
NEW
UPDATE
I was just thinking about
this, and it occurred to me that there are multiple antennae on most towers; it
would be very easy to hide ownership of a single antenna. Typically, a company will lease a site and
build the tower. The owner of the tower
(not the land) then leases space on the tower. A cell tower will have dozens of antennae
(dozens of leases).
Who would know that Communications
for company X is really a front for China? Also, there are thousands of antennae on farm
silos, in church steeples, water towers, flag poles, and so forth.
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