Ralph C. Whitley Sr.

From: Ralph C. Whitley Sr. [backflow2@verizon.net]

Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 12:25 PM
To: miked@10connects.com; costingyou@10connects.com; Reginald Roundtree; jmccalla@beephaiti.org; greg@bexvoicedata.com;
mailtothechief@cnn.com; info@messages.whitehouse.gov; inquiries@un.org
Cc: rep.paul@mail.house.gov; usnav59@aol.com; bill@billnelson.senate.gov; john_mccain@mccain.senate.gov;
americanvoices@mail.house.gov
Subject: FW: RJ-45 CAT-5 CABLE CONNECTORS FOR COMPUTERS TO IRIDIUM 9555

Tried to call via phone line Mike to you and to Jocelyn McCalla Senior Advisor for Haiti in UN.

The DISH NETWORK SAT system would allow Haiti selected buildings and American Embassy plus Military to communicate via Laptops and Desktops and MAGIC
JACK phones with the US and Canada IMMEDIATELY. Why they are not used along with Iridium 9555 SAT Phones which do the same thing but you cannot watch
TV with those special channels is beyond me.

Former President Clinton and Former President Bush have SAT SYSTEMS and special military phones…..NOW IS THE TIME TO GET HAITI BACK ONLINE PLUS ON
TELEPHONES. The OLD Globalstar SAT phones purchased for Katrina must be around somewhere but I do not believe they can be used for Computers like the
Iridium units. Set-up is so simple even an old 70 year old can do it!

What would it take…two technicians on a Military Aircraft landing in Haiti then taking the equipment and men over to the American Embassy to set up a dish,
then possibly to the Residence of the Ambassador to Haiti to set up a dish then one for the Military Command, another few for the Government Officials and so
long as they have inverters or generators for power……POOF instant communications and sending messages via internet with computers……kick in a few
MAGIC JACK PHONES and perhaps the $19.99 per year phone bill will allow unlimited calls to the USA and CANADA so long as the internet connection high speed
is up or those Iridium 9555 phones can allow computer messages should the rains cause clouding stalling DISH NETWORK reception until a clear area is
involved…..nice thing is the messages are still there when you can communicate without A MILLION DOLLAR MINUTE PHONE BILL !

50 Iridium 9555 are available to be sent to Haiti from a local supplier Greg Hutchens from http://www.bexvoicedata.com here in Tampa. What is UP with our
former Presidents NOT GETTING PHONE LINES TO PEOPLE WHO NEED THEM OR COMPUTER USE VIA DISH NETWORK AND IRIDIUM 9555 PHONES ?

Ralph
813-286-2333
020810 @ 12:25 PM Eastern

From: Ralph C. Whitley Sr. [mailto:backflow2@verizon.net]

Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2010 6:06 PM
To: 'greg@bexvoicedata.com'; 'jmccalla@beephaiti.org'; mailtothechief@cnn.com; 'info@messages.whitehouse.gov'
Subject: RJ-45 CAT-5 CABLE CONNECTORS FOR COMPUTERS TO IRIDIUM 9555

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Greg and Jocelyn:

I can provide perhaps 20 or more sets RJ-45 with my CAT-5 Home Depot BULK cable in a few hours using the crimping tools and wire cutters or strippers.
They will cost Jocelyn McCalla NOTHING. But you must consider packaging them FREE as a donation to the effort…. ;-}

Let me know the length desired between a laptop or desktop with XP or VISTA ONLY and we will try to comply by providing them OR the military have a few
million feet of CAT-5 plus kids can learn to make RJ-45 connectors and measure out to 100 meters if needed for building use where the telephone is ON TOP
of a building and your people are down in a room within the building. UNLESS the package has the vehicle top antennae which can be used with a board and
extension cord perhaps through any window opening then shut the window to hold the board and keep the antennae from falling OFF the board by glue or
duct tape perhaps.

GREG: You are the expert….get an earthquake here in Tampa then buildings are not able to be used, switch to tents in your mind or vehicles and advise the
Ambassador how to use the systems effectively since they perhaps only have limited power. How long to recharge batteries and extra batteries or electrical
connections require X.

Ralph
813-286-2333
020710 @ 6:05 PM Eastern