#OnThisDay 1924: The 'pips' (aka the Greenwich Time Signal) began, soon to become an iconic part of radio's soundscape. Find out more about their interesting history here: https://www.bbc.com/historyofthebbc/anniversaries/february/the-pips/ | BBC Archive

Victorian London, a global hub of trade and immense wealth, choked on its own success as chaotic traffic gridlocked its streets, hindering business and future growth. The citys development demanded a solution, and railway engineer John Peake Knights innovation—a grand semaphore signal outside Parliament—was seen as a valuable investment in public safety, a new technology representing the peak of British enterprise and a brilliant opportunity for order. Installed in December 1868, this manually o

Stop!!! The iconic beauty of the semaphore railway signal. Becoming very rare on the main rail network, but still found working on heritage rail lines. Also, no model railway is complete without them!!#uktrainspotting #trains #diesellocomotive #britishrailways #railway #railways #trainspotting #railroad #modelrailway | Adrian Watson

One of the hallmarks of an “inside job” or “operation” is signaling. That comes in different forms. The man with a white shirt and hat, as well as the guy in the black shirt behind Charlie Kirk are CLEARLY hand signaling about a sniper and giving the “Go” signal to someone right before the shot is taken. This isn’t only a red flag, it is a GLARING, IN YOUR FACE RED FLAG. 🚩🚩🚩 Being a former Military myself, I can confirm that is exactly what it looks like is taking place here. CLEARLY hand-sig