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Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whistle
- 2017)
English whistle terrorism since 1878 in sports,
on crossings, train stations and in the army
etc. -- 1878: First English whistle terrorism:
first referee whistle for football by Joseph
Hudsen and his brother James Hudsen -- 1884:
Second English whistle terrorism: for the police
terrorism over 1 mile - A police whistle being
blown -- since 1884: English whistle
terrorism in the whole world: sports, police,
train stations, army, etc. -- since 1880s: more
English whistle terrorism with more companies --
Conclusion: whistle is terrorism of machismo -
stop the whistle terrorism! -- Damages by
whistles: ear damage and nerval damage --
Whistles are a toy for machismo - and can be
replaced -- Sociological and psychological
development - the society does not want or need
any whistles any more
[1878: First English whistle terrorism: first
referee whistle for football by Joseph Hudsen and
his brother James Hudsen]
Joseph
Hudson set up J. Hudson & Co in Birmingham, UK
in 1870. With his younger brother James, he designed
the 'Acme City' brass whistle. This became the first
referee whistle used at association football matches
during the 1878–79 Football Association Cup match
between Nottingham Forest and Sheffield. Prior to
the introduction of the whistle, handkerchiefs were
used by the umpires to signal to the players.[1]
[1] History
of the whistle:
http://www.gdfra.org.au/history_of_the_whistle.htm
[In 2017 was not present]
[1884: Second English whistle terrorism:
for the police terrorism over 1 mile] - A
police whistle being blown
In 1883 he began experimenting with pea-whistle
designs that could produce an intense sound that
could grab attention from over a mile away. His
invention was discovered by accident, when he
accidentally dropped his violin and it shattered on
the floor. Observing how the discordant sound of the
breaking strings travelled (trill effect), Hudson
had the idea to put a pea in the whistle.[2]
[2] History of the whistle:
http://www.gdfra.org.au/history_of_the_whistle.htm [In
2017 was not present]
Prior to this, whistles were much quieter, and were
only thought of as musical instruments or toys for
children. After observing the problems that local
police were having with effectively communicating
with rattles,[3][4] he realised that his whistle
designs could be used as an effective aid to their
work.[5]
[3] Cross, David (2011-02-17). "On
the Beat in Birmingham - Rules and regulations".
BBC. Retrieved
11 March 2014.
Police whistles came much later; the early
Victorian constable would have carried a small
wooden rattle.
[4] Taylor, J. "The
Victorian Police Rattle Mystery" The
Constabulary (2003) Archived
February 18, 2010, at the Wayback Machine.
[5] ACME
Whistles
Hudson demonstrated his whistle to Scotland Yard and
was awarded his first contract in 1884. Both Ratchet
rattles and whistles were used to call for back-up
in areas where neighborhood beats overlapped, and
following their success in London, the whistle was
adopted by most police in the United Kingdom.
[since 1884: English whistle terrorism in the
whole world: sports, police, train stations, army,
etc.]
This police whistle monopoly gradually made Hudson
the largest whistle manufacturer in the world,
supplying police forces and other general services
everywhere. His whistle is still used by many forces
worldwide. His design, was improved as the 'Acme
Thunderer', the first ever pea whistle, which
remains the most used whistle in the world; for
train guards, dog handlers and police officers [and
for destructive armies blowing brains out of the
heads of the soldiers].
[since 1880s: more English whistle terrorism with
more companies]
From the 1880s and 1890s, J. Hudson & Co began
facing greater competition, as other whistle
manufacturing companies were established, including
W. Dowler & Sons, J. Barrall, R. A. Walton, H.
A. Ward and A. De Courcy & Co. In 1987, Ron
Foxcroft released the Fox 40 pealess whistle,
designed to replace the pea whistle and be more
reliable.
Conclusion: whistle is terrorism of
machismo and wars - stop the whistle terrorism!
Stop whistle terrorism [3]
Damages by whistles: ear damage
and nerval damage
Whistles are damaging ears and nerves.
When whistles are making noise for over a mile then this
is clear TERRORISM.
Whistles are a toy for machismo - and can be
replaced
The whistles are serving only for militarizing a society
and whistles are mostly abused as a play of the
policemen when it's not at all needed and when there is
no danger at all. So the whistle is an instrument of
machismo. And where is needed a big signal as in the
train stations it can be replaced by a bell or a
beautiful loudspeaker signal.
Also the whistle in sports is militarism and can be
replaced.
Sociological
and psychological development - the society does
not want or need any whistles any more
When the whistle was invented in 1878 there was no
sociology nor analytic psychology nor self-exploration
yet. Whistle terrorism destroys all feelings empathy and
mental work and is even a stimulus to behave badly
against the whistle because whistle terrorism provokes
counter-terrorism.
We have to see this clearly: since the invention of the
whistle the wars in the world have NOT stopped, but
world wars were organized also thanks of the terrorist
whistle (!).
We have to see: the average of education is much higher
now in 2017 than it was in 1878. So it's clear: the
whistle is NOT NEEDED ANY MORE.
Stop whistle terrorism - save ears and nerves.
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