Speaker 1: There are more than one thousand paranormal events reported around
the world every month. Most of them can be explained
as natural phenomenon, but about ten percent cannot. UFOs, ghosts, cryptids, monsters, coincidences,
abductions of remote viewing Mothman, dog Man, Bigfoot and the
Space Brothers, mysterious wounds, weeping statues, miracles on high, and
voices beyond the grain. All these things and more are
revealed every week on Mac maloney's Military X Files. Mac
and the rest of the Game One one Switchy club
Susan Kay and Uncle Leo Brandy X an aged X
as they delve into the ultimate mysteries of time and space.
This is Mac maloney's Military X Files, and now here's Mac.
Speaker 2: Well. Good evening, everyone, Well good evening, every one, Well
good evening.
Speaker 1: Everyone doesn't have a mute button.
Speaker 2: Well good evening everyone, and welcome to mcloney's Military X
All show here on the Distant Fund the Radio Network.
This is mc maloney and we're broadcasting live from the
stop at Galling Restaurant, fifty five Water Street in Newbyport, Massachusetts.
Great Seafoods, great hamburgers in a great steak and cheese
Sammy and Anger Rings to die fall. We've quite a
show for you tonight, if we're all not, I haven't
he caught the flu or something, you know, electronically. Yes,
it's quite a show for you tonight, but let me
get to do the extended plastic. Girls. You probably just
hurt him. He was, He was sneezing with love for you.
The vibe you felt all week is him for sure.
So get your feeing and you'll need two or three
boxes of clinics tonight. Apparently you squeegee and you loube
because you see the very famous one one.
Speaker 3: Hello, girls, ve been dying to come back here. I've
been gone for a while on a secret mission. And
boy did I miss you guys, missed all the ladies
out there, all the fans.
Speaker 2: Well, I have night dreams. Base that we have, no,
he said, night dreams. What's gonna be the same thing?
Who knows in his room? Well that I'm good that
you should we just start over now. No, we've lunch
too fun, Plus we got to go tonight. So anyway,
thank you one one for joining us. Good to see you,
and uh, you know we I'm glad to hear that
your secret mission is going well, and hopefully we'll see
you in the in the flesh. As the kids say, soon,
how's that? Did we mute him? Okay, but but nods,
don't he's nodding. Let's go to also with us down
there in West Virginia my sister's tank top, West Virginia
is a senior international correspondent. Switch play Steve Ward, switchy.
Speaker 4: It was great to be here tonight, Great.
Speaker 2: To have you. What's going on with the hair tonight?
Usually I don't ask you, but it's a little real widow.
Speaker 4: Well, it's it's I took a shower not too long ago.
Speaker 2: Okay, it looks like you a swirl in it, which
you put some I take.
Speaker 4: A shower about every other week, and this was the.
Speaker 2: Oh really yeah, okay, that's good to know. Good thing
we are around right now.
Speaker 5: It'll look a little better when it gets dryer. Of course,
this is all audio, so nobody really cares.
Speaker 2: Well, we care.
Speaker 4: We have to look at you for two miles, I
mean out there in radio land.
Speaker 2: Did you have anything interesting for breakfast?
Speaker 4: Same as last week?
Speaker 5: Remind us I cooked it home eggs, sausage, bacon. I
almost went ten miles east to the Country Corner Cafe.
Speaker 4: But then I thought, oh, well, you know, maybe next week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, well I put off when you even
put off? So is that ten miles away as hood
is or.
Speaker 5: Well you go a little a couple of miles north
on the road I live on. Yes, And then you
come to sand Hill Road. Yes, you make a right
to go east about ten miles and you you come
to uh, actually you come back to the Ohio River
because of the way it it meanders, you know, that's
what rivers do. Yes, And then and then there is
there's a railroad track, there is like a it's like
a little community. And then there's this old building and
then there's this new building across the street that's Country
Corner Cafe. And uh that's where I get, you know,
a great western omlets and all kinds of good food.
Speaker 2: Oh are they paying you to plug them?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: But the scripting how to?
Speaker 4: But they should?
Speaker 2: Yeah they should? Is right?
Speaker 3: See if you line them up as a sponsor for
crowent Lob we talk about him every week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we'll get our ad exacts working on that.
JJ Okay. Also with US is international world renowned security
chief Willie club W c.
Speaker 7: Hey mac Hey. Everyone really cloud to follow that switchy GPS.
Yeah right, yeah, yeah, he gets more exciting everyone. Well
that's the problem. But you know, but anyways, I felt
like I was there a lot happening tonight. Yes, it
really feels like, yeah, something's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Good tonight.
Speaker 2: Well we'll see. Nothing will happen. Good to that, we
will see. Thank you for it. I can see you
still all a titter about the patch big win.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, you know, we love a winner. You know,
we haven't had too much to be happy about around
here in sports lately.
Speaker 2: So yeah lately yeah, and the Red Sox just wow,
you know, well this next year, next year. Also with
us is a good friend down there in North Carolina,
super fan Susan Ka, the blonde with the clovette Susan
Oh are you?
Speaker 8: I'm doing well? How is everybody? I'm so happy to
be here.
Speaker 9: And see you all.
Speaker 10: We're good, Susan happy, good to see you too.
Speaker 11: I've missed you. It's only been six and three quarters
days since I seen you last.
Speaker 2: But you know, speaking of time, this is one year
anniversary broadcasting from the Stabvic Gallley.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 2: Awesome, I mean, good for them, I guess.
Speaker 10: So anyway, I find a sponsor that could pick up
the tab.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we should do that. Well, we'll put our
ad execs on that as well.
Speaker 10: Hey, Susan, how them tar Heels do it?
Speaker 11: Oh, I don't know. I'm a I'm I prefer the
swamp Anyways, I'm a I'm a Gator fan. So really
I don't follow the tie heels.
Speaker 2: Sorry did you put that on?
Speaker 10: Anybody follow them pretty soon? Or their coach?
Speaker 2: Oh? What are you talking about?
Speaker 10: Bill?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's gonna get fired. He's gonna they're going to
buy him out of his contract.
Speaker 10: You know, he's getting so weird lately.
Speaker 2: Well, the girlfriend is mock Aston. He was on the
Jets and yeah, and he was. He was living with
the girl who was in the Rocky movies or whatever
it's going to she's some Sweeden, she's about seven feet tall,
big one, and she's on the sidelines all the time
with them. And finally they said to him either she
goes yugging ago and he dumped there. But anyway, I
think that's something like that's going to happen to Big
Bill down in it, and I think he's gonna eventually
take over the Miami Dolphins. Anyway, enough of the sport.
Also with us is a good friend up there in Kringland.
Brandy X Brandy, how are you?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 9: Everybody? I am so excited to be here and missed
everybody so much.
Speaker 2: Well we're excited now.
Speaker 7: We missed you last week. It wasn't the same around, right.
Speaker 9: Yes, right, yeah, I missed you guys too.
Speaker 2: But you can tell us in a little while what
you did. Okay, okay, if you want them okay.
Speaker 10: Also, if it's not too race, believe me if it
is so.
Speaker 2: Mac afterdos one. Also with this is U Producer, get
Away Driver, Engineer, be Murderer, Uncle Ale, the kiddies fail.
Speaker 6: Hello Marc, Hello, everybody, what's up?
Speaker 2: I saw you over there fidgeting when I didn't introduce
you seconds. Oh no, I picked up and you I can.
I can.
Speaker 6: I can just sit in the corner and be perfectly happy.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Thanks for being hereund anything new with you. I
know that you're coming down to two weeks being a bachelor. Yeah,
I'm again.
Speaker 6: I got four days left and I have to U
probably go to rehab to get off the booze, and
I'm gonna have to do something. I started eating food,
solid food again.
Speaker 2: What they say, though, rehabits are quit us exactly.
Speaker 6: But you know she's coming home and I can't. I
got to get an industrial shop back and clean the house.
And you know, I mean I went to the dump today.
Speaker 10: I got rid of the cat boxes, rid of the bottom.
Speaker 2: I actually brought literally the other day. I had to.
It was, you know, getting out of hand.
Speaker 6: And uh, you know, I went to the dump today
and it was like I threw the bags into the
compact and I could hear was the cans banging off
each other, and was like, all the chef boy can
the beer cans. I haven't betten to the chef boy yet.
Speaker 10: I what's your favorite chef boy? Rali or the beef?
Speaker 2: I mix them together. I go with the raviolis.
Speaker 6: I me too, me too, beef beef. She left me
a bunch of spaghettios, the texture with the texture, but
she left me a bunch of She made this huge
spaghetti sauce before she left, and she put she got
some of the small tuppaware things and she put sauce
and sausages, meatballs or ribs or something with them and
shopped them all in the freezer so I just have
to go and put one out and that's all.
Speaker 2: And then I well, then I.
Speaker 6: Also went and I I cooked like three pounds of pasta.
Put that in different put them in the refrigerator, try
to pull it out, dump some of the pasta and
put the sauce on it.
Speaker 2: Throw it in the microwave. That's all you have to do. Anyway.
Speaker 3: I love making a lot of spaghetti. But then if
you have leftover spaghetti, they try and mate with each other.
Speaker 10: You can't pull it apart.
Speaker 2: The thing when you want what you do with late
What you do with leftover spaghetti, believe or now is
you bake it. You put it in a baking dish
and like throw oil and stuff over it and just
rebacon and so delicious. Too much work. Also spaghetti, pizza, spaghetti, pizza.
Speaker 9: I've had dish, spaghetti, pizza.
Speaker 2: Hungry. I just want to call it an end in
the night and I'll go eat something.
Speaker 3: But listen, brand She says, yeah, yeah, we have a special.
We got some Bratz on the stove, actually braz Brots.
I bought some Johnsonville Brotz. I haven't cooked them yet,
but I love Broz.
Speaker 2: I don't go you have a.
Speaker 3: Different things in sausage. It's like, I don't know, it's
it's different. You know it when you taste it.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll take your word for it. Also, we have
a special guest in the A L A studio here,
a Stavin Gwi. Yeah. The only news. You hear a
lot about billionaires these days, these billionaires, you know, these
people who are walking around money just sliving floats out
of their back pocket. Well, one of them is here
with us tonight, Pistol p.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I came for the show and stayed for
the clams.
Speaker 2: There's a joke there, all right, Pistol Pete. So how
you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing just fine.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Pete is the owner of what's the name of you
on network?
Speaker 1: Now we have a company called port Broadcast.
Speaker 2: Okay, right, and and you yeah, and you used to
own the studio that we did the original show at,
which is right around the Corinhead w MVP. Then we
moved up to Exeter and then we moved here a
year ago.
Speaker 1: He moved back kind of in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, we were always we just cut out
the middleman. We don't have to travel always come down here. Anyway.
So yeah, so what's going on with you anything?
Speaker 1: No, I mean, you know, it's been a great summer
and we've had a lot of fun and time to
buckle down and get serious for the holiday season coming
and all that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So your stations they're like all these stations, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: The term today is classic hits, okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and give us to throw throw out a few names,
the Eagles, Jackson Brown.
Speaker 1: Eagles, Fleet with Mac Jackson, dabble into the some of
the older stuff, get the Beatles and the Stones.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Uh but yeah, Santana, you know, Little River Band. I mean,
oh wow, yeah, it covers the gamut.
Speaker 2: Now, how about yacht Rock? Are you involved in that
at all?
Speaker 1: We have a we run a syndicated program that's done
by somebody else called yacht Rock Radio. Okay, and that's
pretty cool.
Speaker 2: That's like Fleetwood Mac all the time.
Speaker 1: Right, that's really more you know, Christopher Cross, Yeah, Steely
Dan America, Michael McDonald Yeah.
Speaker 10: See Dan would be in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, a lot of Steely Dan.
Speaker 2: So you were a well, you have a number of
things in Boston radio right for a while, Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was a program director on air and program
director for a long time and then decided to get
a little more control of my own fate and partnered
up with originally one guy and then two guys, and
we at one time we had seven radio stations in
our group.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, yeah, well this went over here. We
could spend a whole show on you know, MVP and
how you know you were brought out by one of
the biggest stuff financial firms ever, right, yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 1: It went went well. So it's it's been good, it's
been good you Yeah, and people.
Speaker 10: Still literally made you an offer refuse.
Speaker 2: I mean seriously, right, that's very true. So you know
you've told you've been on the show a number of
times and you've told them the stories. But I'm trying
to think of we won't tell I won't tell one
about the the guy who had no voice.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that's right. And I've told you the
one about the helicopter.
Speaker 2: Helicopter.
Speaker 1: One of the things in my career was doing traffic,
you know, over the the roads of Boston and reporting
it back on the air.
Speaker 2: Okay, and you'd literally be in a helicopter every morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, and the helicopter sound effect it was really helicopter.
Speaker 1: It's right, No, it really was. It was true, and
it was good because I was never on time, so
I'd be able to be driving to the airport to
meet the the helicopter. And I listened to another station
that already had a helicopters been up for a half
an hour and get all the information from him because
we just.
Speaker 7: Be you know, we'd be lifting off the ground, and
I'd hear.
Speaker 1: The morning guys go, okay, first check of traffic in
the morning.
Speaker 2: But you knew you already knew.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, because I heard it on another station.
Speaker 7: Cameras today, they don't use helicopters.
Speaker 2: Anymore, do they, point, I don't know.
Speaker 7: The Yeah, they use.
Speaker 1: The cameras, a lot of cameras, a lot of fixed
wing planes. They really Yeah, they cover more ground faster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think every channeling boss has
their home helicopter. That's not necessarily just for traffic. Oh no, yeah,
the TV uses it for anytime there's a storm there.
They're up at Plumb Island. That's where we know, oh yeah,
something you know. But but the the guy flying a
helicopter was he was a little wild man.
Speaker 1: Wild man, you know, an ex pilot from from the
Vietnam era, and uh, he just was a wild man.
I mean it was crazy. He would land in all
these different places. Our thing was, we used to land
in an abandoned gas station right on the beside the
major highway that we were covering, jump out of the helicopter,
running into McDonald's, two egg mcmuffins and two coffees to go,
And the people were like, that's unbelievable. You know, the
helicopter landed in the parking lot.
Speaker 2: But aren't you supposed to like a clarence same time
you land and stuff like that. I suppose just details. Yeah,
all right, so real quick, so telling about the time
he proved to you that things can't tip over.
Speaker 1: And a well, I was never a fan of it anyway.
I mean, you know, it was particularly because of him
being a daredevil. It was always a little frightening up there.
But he used to tell me that, you know, you
could pitch the thing sideways and one one probably knows
all the stuff because of the centrifugal force. He could
we could put a cup of coffee on the floor
of the thing and he could put it up sideways
and it wouldn't Yeah, so.
Speaker 10: That they have Yeah, yeah it wood and the floor
drops out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the road riding a motorcycle and going around the
corner hard right, so the force holds the bike up right.
Speaker 1: So he uh shows up one day with no doors
on the thing in the summer.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm not going. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: He goes, well, don't you remember that showed you with
the coffee cup. You can't fall out, you know.
Speaker 2: I'm like yeah.
Speaker 1: So we went and the whole time I was like
sitting in the seat next like right next to him. Yeah,
you know, I didn't want to sit in my own
seat because it was you look to the to the
right and there's there's earth, you.
Speaker 2: Know, sore Everett or something.
Speaker 1: I told him, if you come with out doors tomorrow,
I'm not going.
Speaker 2: And so just to put the cherry on top. So
how did he finally get fired? This is the best
story of all.
Speaker 1: Well, he he had a little a little thing with
the the all night lady from the from the radio station,
which when I went in one morning to uh, he
was gonna pick me up at the at the radios
in the parking lot of the radio stations. So I
went in and here was the woman who normally did
the the Overnight show sleeping on.
Speaker 2: The couch and the lobby sleeping. What are you doing?
Speaker 1: And she said, oh, well, Joe invited me to go
with you guys this morning. So okay, fine. So I
hear him coming and landing, and we go out and
get in and I opened the back door for her
to sit in the back, and he's like waving, no,
he wants her in the front, right in between us,
and so, uh, she got in and we're flying around
and all of a sudden, I noticed they're getting a little,
you know, a little touchy and a little a little
kissy and yeah, and and he was like to me
take over. I'm like, what you know, I have no idea.
So the things were going up and down, up and down.
So because he's got his hands on her instead of
on the joystick to run the thing.
Speaker 2: Billion jokes in there.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you said it one one.
Speaker 10: It just popped into my head. It was like a total.
Speaker 1: So we got through it, and uh we landed back
at the station and I got out and she stayed
in and off they went. Wow, they flew away together.
And then evidently what happened was they went. He decided
to take her to the beach in the helicopter, and
they landed at some beach on the coast of Massachusetts.
Blew everybody's blankets and sand all over everybody, and the
cops came and threw them out, and uh he got
let go after this.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Beach was probably the spot which blended with the rides
they used to have there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have something about he landed in some protected bird.
Speaker 2: Like Manchester at the city piping plumbers, yeah.
Speaker 1: Viping plovers or whatever, and he didn't mind. He just
put the copter down there and meanwhile blew everybody's blankets
and chairs over and the umbrellas went flying and everything.
Speaker 2: You know. So not a good look for the radio station.
Speaker 1: No, you know, because it's got our call sign on
the side.
Speaker 2: Side. Yeah, okay, all right, one for the book. Yeah
you you you you could write a book all these
different adventures. Yeah, it would have to be slightly outrated,
but that's okay.
Speaker 1: It's got to be, you know, within weeks of me
leaving the earth, because the stories that I'd be telling
that people would be coming after me.
Speaker 3: Everybody loves radio story, so those those books about radio
and those, you know, written by people who who loved
the local Boston.
Speaker 2: And they all made so much money too, right, I
mean you all made millions right, Well.
Speaker 4: Not quite, but you know, just changed the names to
protect the guilty.
Speaker 2: That's all plenty of per works, but you know so anyway,
well listen, now you're gonna hang around for a little bit.
I'm around, I'm okay. You know, Susan, do you have
a top five? Is Susan? There is that a cat?
Is that a cat sitting in her seat? What? Brandy?
Is that a cat? I can't see, I can't see.
Speaker 4: Is that hers? Just a trick of light and shadow man?
Speaker 2: Business on a call? Okay, all right, so let's see.
I wonder if Dave could have our guest stock com in.
What do you think about that?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 2: Okay? But okay, okay, But Susan's not the columns is Kim. Oh,
we're gonna talk to Kim for a second. There is Hello, Kim,
you're joining us hot, You're joining us hot? Damn my friend? Okay,
So this is Kim Shay, a good friend up there
in Edmund and Canada. We're going to clap for him
because he's a Canadian We.
Speaker 10: Love Canadians, specially the Blue Jays.
Speaker 13: No doubt. Hey, wow, I don't like that team right now,
it's kind of exciting for us guys.
Speaker 4: Games I'm parked Canadian also now.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, all of a sudden, so listen, Kim, you're
doing you're doing something with you hear there? What do
you get a little Kurt Douglas thing going on? Michael Douglas?
Doesn't he look like Michael Douglas read is good?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a little crazy today.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, trying.
Speaker 13: To tame it, but it went a little whackoed. I thought, well,
I feel a little whacko today, so why not.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's go with it. Ing the club, okay, house
things up there in Emonton's is snowing yet.
Speaker 13: It's going to be this weekend. But right now it's
actually really nice. It's almost seventy degrees fair night, and
it's kind of sunny out and calm, and hopefully it
hangs out for a few more days. But this weekends
looking bad. Yeah, yeah, just in time for our Thanksgiving.
So hopefully everybody's off Monday because here it's going to
be not good.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, so Ken has about what stormy. The weather, yeah,
the weather.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, we're going to be well, just around zero
degrees and rain. When they say rain here, the weathermen
say rain here at this time of year, when it's
around zero, you just laugh because rain is snow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, Okay. They try they always try to keep
us here, you know, they try to trick us into
thinking it's going to be okay. You know, next week
is going to be okay. Don't worry about it. It's
just a blizzard. It's going to be Beautif it's a blow, worry.
Speaker 2: You know. It's the exact opposite here because here in
Boston they try to scare the hell out of you.
I think. So the super markets will go crazy selling
bread and milk and eggs, right, and then everywhere here
and then there's like two inches of snow. I mean,
it's like tabloid weather, at least in this area, I'm sure.
So anyway, we should we have a guest in here,
and what should we do? Should we take up raak?
Speaker 10: Yeah, take your break?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, that's what so. Well, well, we have
a big gang hit tonight and we'll be right back
after this. You're listening to macloney's militark Saw show here
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I'm taking a leak in the driveway. I know you'd
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Sammy and super dup onion rings as well. Wow, what
a show. A lot of people here. Let me very
quickly go through the plosse. First of all, we'll not
sure of the totem poll tonight, but we'll start with
him only because we'll get mad girls. He's here, He's
here kind of virtually, but he is here, the very
famous one.
Speaker 10: One are.
Speaker 2: So listen, what do you have a cold? Are you
doing a few lines of blow there? What are you
doing there? For me? Yeah? You?
Speaker 10: Why do I sound like I'm doing blow?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Anyway, thank you.
Speaker 10: I got some allergies going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they always say. It is really all
right talking about someone who's always doing blow. Uh, it's Switchblade,
Steve Watt, switchy. How you doing?
Speaker 4: I am beyond wonderful, that's why.
Speaker 2: Okay? Everything good with you? Fine?
Speaker 4: Everything is perfect?
Speaker 2: Okay. Also with us is international Security chief man around
the world, world renown Willie Club. Probably not doing blow.
Speaker 7: I'm doing great, okay, No, I'm enjoying the what's going
on here of late, but I'm looking for much more
and I think, okay, hopefully it's coming.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, we'll see. Also with us is a good
friend down there in North Carolina, super fan Susan Kay, Susan.
Speaker 8: Hi, everybody, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 11: I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 2: Well, we're happy you here, believe it not. Also with
us and the Husses are okay, Rudy's all right? Is
how has he been this week? Empmental as usual?
Speaker 8: Yes, everything's good. Thank you for asking, Okay.
Speaker 2: All right. Also with us is a good friend up
there in Wisconsin, Brandy, Brandy, you Brandy.
Speaker 9: I'm so great. I'm so excited to be here.
Speaker 1: Just show everyone how you dot your eyes. Please please
get that high. We've got to be a TV.
Speaker 2: Also with us up there at Edmonton, Canada, A favorite
country is Kim Shay Kim oh yo.
Speaker 13: I'm just awesome. It's glad to be here, Glad to
see everybody smiling and enjoying themselves. Tonight, I think we're
gonna have a great show. I think this is gonna
be one of those good nights.
Speaker 2: Okay. If there was someone sitting in here, we'd say
he was Michael Douglas didn't believe us right until he
came across with the Canadian accent. But if you just
didn't say anything and nodded, well, he's.
Speaker 6: A method actor. He gets into the roles.
Speaker 5: Okay, hey, we don't have Canadian accents.
Speaker 13: Of San Francisco one of my more favorite shows back
in the day.
Speaker 2: Well, can you do an American accent?
Speaker 13: Kim probably could do. Dougle I don't do a lot
of things. If you like, I don't have any problem
with I can like talk like we talk bad.
Speaker 2: I don't care we're talking about themselves. Can you talk
like German?
Speaker 13: I really like to have the accent that chows well
truly from.
Speaker 10: There Was a Star thirteen.
Speaker 6: They always between the German accent and the like a Japanese.
They always sound like they're mad about something. Well always,
because it's a very guttural.
Speaker 2: You something.
Speaker 3: It's not like Italian, like if they want to kill you.
In speaking Italian, it sounds like they want to make
love to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, more or less? Yeah, and a lot of Italian is.
Speaker 3: Italian is better than French in terms of the lilting
and loving and really yeah.
Speaker 13: Which is cool.
Speaker 2: Really okay, well, once again we'll have to take your word.
You speak Italian. It was the people some Italian. I
don't speak Italian. Sorry, okay, my father was me. I
found that when you teach us something anyway, So thanks
Kim for joining us. We appreciate it. So we're going
to tie a little bit just to kick the show off.
This thing that has been it's called thirty one Atlas,
and what it is is it's this visitor. Is it
three I Atlas? It's it's this visitor, this something, this
object that has come into our Solar system from a
very very dark, empty pot of space, one of the
very few empty pots of space there is, at least
in our little neighborhood there. And usually the things that
we see in the night sky that we don't know, stars,
the moonstone like that, comments asteroids or whatever, they all
are contained in our solar system, which is, you know,
pretty vast but still kind of small in comparisons, and
things like I mean, comments come and go, you know,
because they're somehow affected by the the gravity of the Sun.
They a lot of them have elliptical orbits, you know, asteroids,
you know, fly by all the time, but everything is
contained in our solar system. But this thing came from
outside our solar system and has come into our solar system.
Now it happened before, like seven years ago. They named
it some Hawaiian another kind of rock and look at
sub something. You see them and I came in and
went around them the sun and went back out and
it was kind of like not a comet, but kind
of a columbus.
Speaker 10: That one.
Speaker 2: And now this thing, this thing, and when they looked
at that, they said, well, this is weird, but it
is kind of following all the basics rules of physics
and how commets admit certain stuff out the back and
other glowers and everything. So now this other one, the
three atlas has shown up. They first spotted it in May.
It's it just went by the Mars. But it is
doing stuff and and club and especially uh Kim I'm
going to talk about it is it's it's showing stuff
that and it's it's almost like the mainly the main
media kind of they're just kind of dancing around it. Well,
this thing is a little bit odd because it's not
showing the properties usually see if as a comment. It's
it's moving in a way that Thomas don't really move,
but that may be spaceships under some kind of control
might move. So anyway, I throw it to me. So
Club you're up in this obviously, this is your thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think the main thing I just want to
say before cam is that you know, as you mentioned
last week, it did have a Mars flyby, and now
we've had a media blackouts since. Now we're being told
it's because of the government shutdown that NASA has not
released any of their reports. So it's problem is that
causing a lot of concern among the professionals because you know,
blaming you know, this media shutdown just on that just
too much for a coincidence right after the fly by
a mass So anyways, that's what is now. There's it's nothing.
We're not getting any information at all, and so it
just everything's on hold.
Speaker 2: So if if if I remember right, maybe as of
two days ago it was doing like two or three things.
It's only because Kim sent me the info like for instance,
like this is really weird. So you know, when you
when anything is flying through space comment whatever, it develops
a tail, and it's only because the closer that it
gets to the sun. Certain articles on it melt. A
lot of them are ice and stuff like that, but
metals and stuff like that. So when they see a
comment and they can analyze what's in the tail, it's
always the same thing. Well, if I got it right,
this is, you know, spewing stuff out its back. Uh,
not as the usual clummet would, but like there's particles
in this particles of iron and stuff in it, which
would Yeah, if you had some among this rocket ship engine,
this stuff would be coming out of the exhausted Do
I have that right, Kim, Yeah.
Speaker 13: That's right. It would be considered a very odd thing
to have nickel by itself being spewed from one of
these comments. Nickel is always based with iron because of
the supernova effect when a star explodes. These two things
kind of combined together almost because of their close proximity
on the on the periodic table. Now, oddly enough, there's
no iron. They thought they'd see iron. Kept saying, Oh, yeah,
we're gonna see iron.
Speaker 10: Don't worry about it.
Speaker 13: We're gonna see it, kind of like it's gonna and
it hasn't. And what Okay, Now I just want to
say something about this nickel. The nickel that they're finding
is with like a carbon monoxide. It's called the Mung
it's called the Mung way of extracting really pure nickel,
and they use carbon monoxide at about forty five degrees celsius.
Now it goes into a gasey estate and then they
add pressure to it in temperature, and out from it
drops pure nickel. And that's kind of the process that
they're seeing on this object is a nickel that is
not making sense in anything they've ever seen in outer space,
only in a laboratory setting, in like a place where
they refine nickel. So that part is very very weird. Now,
maybe the iron is stuck in some other particle on
the thing, maybe it's not coming out of the substrate
the same way. But the other weird thing is, like,
I mean, when it comes to sublimation, you guys, from
a gas to from a I should say from a
solid to a gas. That process, especially when it comes
to nickel and iron, it takes a lot of temperature
and you have to be a lot closer to the
Sun than out past Mars to do our Mars would
be sublimating, we'd be looking at it. We'd just sublimate away,
we'd be seeing now it's that part doesn't make any sense.
It doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
Speaker 2: So in other words, if this stuff is I don't know,
not melting off, but let's say melting off, it's just
you being you would be you'd have to be a
lot closer to the Sun for these kind of chemical
processes to take place.
Speaker 13: Right exactly, Yeah, because of the exponential you know, like
if you're three times away from the Sun, you get
nine times less heat. So it's an exponential thing. So
as you get less, like when we move in on
the Sun from our one au and you know, all
of a sudden, oh my goodness, the exponential amount of heat.
It's just like a blast ferns. You get closer and closers,
and that's when that's when this stuff will sublimate and
come off it and you'll see these particles coming off,
but not when it's past Mars. So I mean it's
like one hundred and fifty kilograms of material being ionized
every second.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's ten pounds place for.
Speaker 13: Three over well three hundred and thirty pounds somewhere around there.
Speaker 2: Fifteen. See, So this is so so so here's the thing.
Then here's here's the question. Okay. I mean, if we
want to kick the can a little bit further down
the road, why if if this was some kind of
an intelligent spaceship, let's say, why would it be so huge?
Why would it be so I mean so big that
we can pick it up on telescopes. I mean it's no,
it's like twenty miles long. I mean, if this is
the alien invasion, wis screwed because this thing is enormous.
If this is some kind of battleship or something, you know.
Speaker 13: Well, theory that it's being a spaceship, let's or let's
say the technology that's bored into an asteroid or some
kind of object to give it shielding and give it
a place where it won't be hit by asked other,
I don't know, that's kind of like what you know
they're kind of thinking. I guess is that it's like
maybe inside an asteroid or.
Speaker 2: Well, it'd be funny someone's inside or control the asteroid.
I like that. That's a great idea in a way.
Speaker 13: But yeah, it is like, yeah, it makes total sense,
doesn't it. I mean, if you capture one and put
the stuff on it and you could go, I mean yeah,
it would make Yeah, that's a good one. Well, I
mean yeah, it's a very strange thing. It's just like
the contradictions in it are NonStop, and then the coincidences
are there too. It's kind of like the whole thing
is like when will we strange?
Speaker 2: When will we know whatever is going to happen? Is it?
How close is it coming to us?
Speaker 13: Well, it's a long ways from us, right, because it's
absolutely on the other side of the Sun. So it's
going to go to pair Helium here on October twenty ninth,
and that's when it's closest to the Sun. But really
we're still way over on the other side. So it's
like we're way over the other side of the ballpark
and it's way over on the other side.
Speaker 10: So we're ever going to our solar system.
Speaker 13: Then it's supposed to be in March, right, I think
March fifth or six. And then Jupiter is like that
interception is very close to one one. At the very
end of its flight through the Solar system, it's going
to pass very close to djuput R two. Venus is
kind of close. I mean, it's it's there, but I mean,
it was a lot closer to Mars than what they
were both. I think at first it was like one
hundred one point nine million kilometers and it went all
the way down with those outlier trajectories down to fifty
thousand kilometers, And then I think what they said was
when it went by, I think it was around thirty
was it thirty million, I believe kilometers away from So
what's that about? Eighteen thousand miles you guys, eighteen thousand
miles out?
Speaker 2: So so but has two questions. It hasn't changed direction
or has it?
Speaker 13: No? Weirdly enough, most comets move around because of the outgassing,
so they kind of have like their like little rockets
right that fire off and the gas gets a will
And according to physics, you know, every action has an
equal in opposite reaction, So when it blasts that way,
it moves that way. So a lot of them move
like three hundred feet two hundred feet. They move quite
a bit in a day. I think they put this
thing down to five feet for the size of this object.
It's moved five feet, it's like.
Speaker 2: And has it slowed? Is it has its speed changed
at all? Or is it?
Speaker 13: I don't believe.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 13: I still think it was right around sixty kilometers about
forty miles a second.
Speaker 2: Miles a second is twenty miles long.
Speaker 13: I think of that, think like wow, I blistering fast.
So it's any times faster than any chemical rocket. That's amazing.
Speaker 2: How close are they? I mean, at one point, are
we going to be close enough to either the hubble,
the James Web or whatever you get a good shot
a million other stuff they have out there.
Speaker 13: I mean maybe when it's leaving. Hey, we hopefully when
it comes out of the glare of the sun. Here
it went into the glare of the sun. Before it
even intercepted Mars, I couldn't really see it very well
because it was in that very bright spot of our
solar system. Just it's just too glary, right, They couldn't
really see it very well. But I mean before that,
I mean, the kind of the shots they were getting
from it, and the change in color from red to
green and everything just kind of really confused people a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've never seen it. Definitely, nothing has been like
the seven before. People have picked up for sure, because
we do have we have a lot more telescopes, a
lot more technology, and now we can see these things.
Maybe they've been coming in I said before, maybe they've
been coming it all along, we just haven't seen them.
But this one is acting very uh, kind of against
the laws of physics type stuff, and that might be
a little.
Speaker 13: I you know, like of all the stuff that I've
watched on it, and the different programs and the different scientists.
I mean, Michael Gaudier's got his views on what it is.
It's a comet, But I mean the thing is that
a lot of these people have based their ideas that
it's a comet, that it's going to be showing us
these certain gases that are coming off it, and they're
not there. They weren't there before it went into Mars,
so it's not really fully coming.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 13: It's too bad we couldn't see it more because as
it gets closer to the Sun, we might actually see
some more sublimation from it in some of this product.
Speaker 2: But sublimation is when all the stuff, all the debris
kind of you know, falls off of it as it
falls towards the sun.
Speaker 13: Right of it is cock it just gets cooked off
it like just like a blow torch.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, the sun that the sun is I mean,
the Sun is so powerful the reason you know, you
can correct me, Kim if you want, if I'm wrong,
But the power of the Sun is so incredibly powerful
that there were you know, like a million millions of
thermonocar explosions going off every every second, and it takes
them sometimes one hundred years for their energy to make
it out to the edge of the Sun to actually
warm us. Think about that, the results of it, you know,
hundreds of years just getting to the surface of it.
That's how nutty it is, right, And it's a very
small star, you know, in the in the scheme of things,
it's like really tiny, so you can think of these
like huge. And also they came out with like about
two weeks ago that now they think that the number
of galaxies in the universe that we can see this
is just what we can see, is two hundred trillion.
I think about that for saying two hundred trillion galaxy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're going to start exploring those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and every every galaxy has like about you know,
two trillion stars in it.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's mind boggling.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Sure, I don't think a human being can think about
it like no, no, too big, too big a number.
Speaker 2: It's too big. And the thing is it's too you know,
it's too big for us because we mentioned we measure
everything in miles, you know, but maybe someone out there,
you know, measures it a different way. You know. For
all we know, people are up there all the time,
just you know, flitting back and forth the planets inside.
We just wouldn't know. You know, that's true.
Speaker 13: I know, that's well. That that was kind of the
the conclusion of my story was the the artian messages
that was laid out.
Speaker 2: And explain who the Victorian is first, and.
Speaker 13: Then Victorious is a stellar system that's in the constellation's booties. Booties.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 2: No hang on, hang on, sorry, you said the magic word.
Speaker 16: You got it it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I should have my booty down again.
Speaker 2: I love that guitar.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So basically, by December, we'll get the closest look at
it and there's going to be gone stow out of
our solar systems, the deal.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I should come back visible early in December, I think,
one one, and we should start to be able to
at least analyze it again. Yeah. I'm amazed how you know,
for the size of an object and it's supposed to
be a comet and everything. We couldn't see it. Really,
It's like even the stuff that they were shown from
Perseverance that was stacked up was like so much of
a picture, Like what the heck, you guys. I mean,
let's hopefully we've got some pictures of it that kind
of show us. But you know that that polarization effect
of it. That was one of the first things that
didn't make sense was the polarization of which kind of
shows the crystals and how the structure is, how things
are lined up, and it showed like what they were
getting was like it's like a like almost just a
mixed up.
Speaker 2: Well, Turi, tell us about the Actarian you were doing
the Docturians.
Speaker 13: So yeah, they're from the Okay, I won't say that
constellation again, but like the fourth brightest star in night
it's on the last planet or the last star on
the handle of the big debut you guys, so pretty
bright star thirty seven light years away. It's considered to
be home of the Oucturians. Now, that was Edward Casey
had said that this group of civilization was the highest
civilization in the universe. They've transcended the physical into the
corporeal they exist in more of a metaphysical level and
a higher frequency range.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 13: And there's a couple of people on the planet that
say they've been channeling their messages since birth almost from
certain crew from this planet. Right, and one of them,
I'll just give her name. Her name is Lana Morro
you guys, she's got her PhD. She's a CEO of
Interfaces INK. Yes, and since early in life she's had
contact with them though, right, and they kind of come
down from like a very vibrational state of light to
transcend and kind of form into a physical form. Takes
a lot for.
Speaker 2: Them interrupted for a sec because of Nctarian might have
just joined us, you know, uh pistol p right, kind
of a higher intelligence in the universe. What's that nice?
Thanks for rejoining us.
Speaker 1: So what you have to eat at the I had
a clam roll and onion rings. I went with your
recommendation on the onion rings.
Speaker 2: Aren't they something else? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they're not overly bredded, you know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is right, the light and you can eat.
Speaker 2: I was craving clams. They were great. Yeah, good, glad
to hear it. So anyway, in the minute with.
Speaker 3: Somebody door dashed me in order to yeah onion rings
and you too, please Burger.
Speaker 2: We're in the middle of talking about this thing. You've
heard about, this thing that's heading to not hanging to earth.
But it's this comet thirty one outlas thirty yeah outlysts.
Yeah that how it's not acting like a comet should.
Let's say, okay, so it's twenty miles long, and how
fast does it go?
Speaker 13: Kim, it's doing about forty miles a second?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's pretty big. So anyway, Yeah, we'll find out.
Speaker 13: The object that size.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it might be just hey, you know the big
meaw or not right?
Speaker 1: And and uh, what's the projected timeline?
Speaker 2: It just went by mys But now it's a total
blackout because of the federal you know my happening right? Well, yeah,
so it could be coming right to us.
Speaker 10: How soon as we can say anything we want.
Speaker 2: We won't pay the bill tonight and see what happens
next Tuesday. That's all that's right. The f c C
is shut down, So what the what the hell? Anyway?
So well cam so so, so these the people enacted,
the actorians, what do they have to say about this?
They're wise asses. Anyway, Well, there's.
Speaker 13: A guy named I'm going to get his name here,
Hold it now, guys Quinn? Yea, is it Adrian Quinn?
Speaker 10: Hold it now?
Speaker 13: Geez?
Speaker 10: Anyways, where to put his mighty quill him?
Speaker 13: Yeah, supposedly has been channeling with the Arcturian collective conscious.
And I mean I would listen to it for a
little while something like that, and then wonder about the
fellow's sanity maybe, And but okay, I listened to it
and it kind of like was it was too interesting
not to listen to, And then the message behind it
was such a positive one. I just kind of thought,
there's so many people saying this is the invasion, We're finished,
it's gonna run into us. I don't know, just kind
of a whole bunch of negative stuff. And it's just like, well,
you know what, maybe it isn't negative. Maybe it's really when.
Speaker 7: Is working out of a pub in Dublin, Well, you know,
hang on, that's offensive if you But but yeah, I
do you know, why do you assume it's gonna be bad?
Speaker 2: Maybe they're gonna come here with good tidings of joy
to serve.
Speaker 4: Very careful, well channeled information.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, uh.
Speaker 13: Have you ever heard of that lady Steve that what
did like her name? Her name is maryl Doctor Marrow.
She's been a channeler, I guess all her life. I'm
just kind of like, wow, I'm like, yeah, some of
it's uh yeah, I mean I think Edgar Casey's kind
of story on it too is kind of.
Speaker 2: He's a really that we should do a whole show
on him because what he was up to was like crazy.
But let me just very quickly, Pistol Pete might remember
this and A one one no, well maybe right as
we remember race Race Hall. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so one
year so that when I used to do the show
up there, right, and he was the sidekick down in Alabama. Right,
So we got an alien on the show to predict
the Super Bowl School do you remember that?
Speaker 1: You guys got big ink on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we should have got bigger, but yeah, we
just had this guy come up. But it was the
same thing as he's saying he was. We got a
guy who you know, talked to this alien, and then
the alien came on and actually voiced it himself.
Speaker 7: Right, I remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he sounded like a guy from Broadway. If you
know what I mean, but that's okay, you know, who
knows what's going on there. But he called the school.
He got the school, like come exactly. Yeah, and this
guy didn't even know how to score football. He's more
of a soccer fan. Okay, you know, but he he
got it. You're in USA today and yeah, yeah, right, Well,
we tried at the following year, but it was very
hard to get an alien, as it turns out the
road books.
Speaker 1: Yeah, particularly around the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: So we do get this guy from Canada. Not to
hold it against him, but he came on and he
really didn't know football. So we said what's the score?
And he says a two to one? No, three to one, no, no,
three to two. No. Okay, So we were in the
USA today that year. Yes, anyway, okay, well, thank you, Kim.
We appreciate it, all right, tell us make okay good,
thank you.
Speaker 4: I've got a question for Kim related to his report.
Speaker 2: Okay, but his hair. Go ahead, Kim.
Speaker 5: There's a book behind you about contact from the Pliades. Yeah,
Lindel Stevens, Yes, yes, I've got several of his books.
He was a really interesting character. He interviewed me. Any
contact these. I know he didn't believe them all. But
I interviewed his daughter, C. C. Stevens several years ago,
and she told me all about her dad and the
way he, uh, you know, how he got involved in
all these different UFO books and everything.
Speaker 4: She was an interesting lady in herself. She had a
crystal skull named Bob that you could ask get. She said,
you can ask him anything and it'll be it'll be granted.
Now I didn't do.
Speaker 5: That to test it out, but he was an interesting character,
and I have I do have several of his books.
And if you look up that one contact from the Plates,
it's going for two hundred and seventy five dollars on Amazon.
Speaker 13: I want to send it to you, Steve third party.
Speaker 4: I think I might actually have that one.
Speaker 13: This is the real the one of two thousand printed. Yeah,
it's like it's an incredible book. I ended up getting
it in a kind of well whatever way, But can
we go I took it out of the library and
I never returned it.
Speaker 4: But I didn't pay for it.
Speaker 2: Oh you're the one.
Speaker 13: I did pay for it, Edmonton City. Can we go
back to the one on I shouldn't have admitted that
the one.
Speaker 4: About Georgia Damski.
Speaker 5: Also he didn't write it, but he he edited it
or produced it. Uh Lou Simstag actually wrote it. But yeah,
very interesting character. I got several of his books on
in on I don't know, Kindle or some kind of
virtual deal.
Speaker 4: Cool, but you collect these.
Speaker 13: A steve he clicked books a little bit right on
the subject and.
Speaker 2: It doesn't read them. Just collect. I just can I
just ship butt in here for a second. The switch
looks like a rabbit tonight, doesn't they look like a rabbit?
Rabbit is or is that just me behind them? Look
at just stop that? Oh that's awful, that'sastic than is
that what it is? Yeah? Okay, all right, what's that?
And get that?
Speaker 10: Damn the crap?
Speaker 4: I put up?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 1: Honey? My honey?
Speaker 3: Okay, that's the book I'm reading right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just so the f they'll come back online pretty soon,
I'll throw us out the.
Speaker 10: Other I love reading books about bunnies.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's mack way after doctored. So anyway, well.
Speaker 10: When we rabbit and a little duckling, Oh my.
Speaker 13: God, okay, all right, Honny dark O.
Speaker 2: Twenty two Rifle Takes good care of it.
Speaker 3: I ever go to your neighborhood. I see those wild
rabbits running around. I just want to hug them and
kiss them.
Speaker 6: The next the next half doesn't catch, I'll send them
over to you.
Speaker 2: To the coyotes. They like to kiss them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they destroy your yard, so you shoot them or
you relocate them.
Speaker 2: That's one side of it.
Speaker 6: Their yards, right, nollar yard here.
Speaker 13: I have them all in my yard and I live
in the middle of the city. I had a skunk
this now sunk in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Suicide. Please speak up for the rabbits, one of.
Speaker 11: You, please, if he misses his hedgehog. And Brandy and
I have something to ask you.
Speaker 2: Okay, I guess I think.
Speaker 9: Oh sorry, I blew it.
Speaker 11: Brandy in a minute, sorry, ask who?
Speaker 2: Right, that's the problem.
Speaker 11: Okay, here we go, Brandy ready, Yeah, this is all
of us.
Speaker 2: What the what? Someone say? Dance?
Speaker 10: Oh yes, it's dance. Good enough, that's good the celebration
of the that's.
Speaker 2: The bunny dancer. Alright, there we go.
Speaker 1: There go.
Speaker 2: Steve's getting into it too, Steve, your pants back on
with you.
Speaker 1: They got the moves, they got the moves.
Speaker 2: The girls guys, Okay, you got pistol pizza attention there,
Oh yeah, mission a Compli're.
Speaker 3: Kind of see your kind of a show we got here,
Pistol petere. This show should go to syndication right now.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: They call it er I love it.
Speaker 10: The syndicate would come in and show a step so wow.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you to commercial. When do the top five? There, Susan?
Speaker 8: Absolutely here we go right?
Speaker 2: Why not? Right? Well? This let's clap the Susan just
because because a lot of stuff off the air too
that you wouldn't know about. Go ahead, please, Susan.
Speaker 8: So I have top five here from mac Maloney's Haunted
the Universe, one of my favorite books on so.
Speaker 2: Wear and coming out in a new edition in Simba,
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You know. What's it October?
Speaker 10: Oh shit, okay, time for Halloween.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's okay, go ahead please.
Speaker 8: Our topic tonight is going to be weird warships. So
the first one is what's in a name? Commissioned in
eighteen ninety, USS Vestubius was the only American warship ever
to be outfitted with dynamite guns. It's three pneumatic cannons
could fire five hundred pounds high explosive shells at targets
up to a mile away. They were used during the
Spanish American War in eighteen ninety eight to bombard enemy
positions in Cuba. What made them even more sinister, the
TNT shells were propelled by compressed air, meaning the little
there was little sound when they were fired, surprising enemies
used to hearing massive booms indicating incoming fire. But dynamite
canons were not known for accuracy and they required a
lot of maintenance. The Vesuvius's TNT guns were eventually removed
and replaced with torpedo tubes. The ship later almost sank
itself when one of its torpedoes malfunctioned after launch, turned
three hundred and sixty degrees and slammed into its own hall.
Speaker 6: That's really not that funny, but that's exactly what sank
the tang Yeah right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Or yeah, a number of sum reasons. But would you
really want to be on a ship called the Vesuvius?
Isn't that let the thing that didn't that killed Pompeii,
wasn't that the yea in the basically throwing dynamite a
mile away. That's how they bomb body. So yeah, this
didn't work out well. Okay, Susan.
Speaker 10: Nice like the fuse on the way out to target.
Speaker 2: The lowest sail around the before it goes he the fuse, Susan.
Speaker 8: Next one is Project Azorian Azorian Azorian. While the Glomar
Explorer was officially known as Maritime Geology Research Ship, in
reality it was a top secret submarine recovery vessel. The
ship was designed to raise the Soviet submarine K one nine,
which sank in the Pacific in nineteen sixty eight. The
Soviets had been unsuccessful in locating its wreckage and assumed
the submarine came to rest at an inaccessible depth. However,
the US Navy managed to find the doomed sub in
the early nineteen seventies, and in nineteen seventy four the
CIA launched Project Project Azori. Its goal was to secretly
recover the K one twenty nine from the seafloor, along
with its codebooks and nuclear missiles. The Glomar Explorer had
been built with a gigantic claw that could be lowered
from a hole in the bottom of the ship. The
CIA planned to use the claw to grab the sub
and pull it to the surface. The plan almost worked.
The claw managed to clamp onto the K one twenty nine,
but the sub snapped in two as it was being lifted.
While half the sub was pulled into the Glomar Explorer,
the section containing all the secrets fell back to the
ocean floor and was deemed unsalvageable, or so the CIA claim.
This project was so secret that when the president, when
President Richard Nixon, saw the ship during a tour of
Naval Base San Diego and asked for a tour, the
CIA turned him down.
Speaker 2: And see, it just shows you the presidents don't they're
not briefed on everything. That's the thing. They wouldn't let
him go on this super secret chip. But I think
about the engineering that for for a second. Okay, they
just they get this huge ship. You know, it's supposed
to be like a tanker looking I'm looking at you
out because it seems like you would know about this.
But they put doors down the bottom of it, and
they have a giant claw. I mean, it's they got
of the Thunderbirds or something, you know that puppet show.
Speaker 6: And it almost works. You know, they got they got
a chunk of it. I mean, I do know somebody
who was on it when it was happening.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, but where was it today? Say, I don't
know what.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they ever did with it, But
like I said, I know somebody was diving on it,
you know when they were trying to salvage. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
but you know they were they were actually filming underwater
as it was being lifted, and the video the we're
taking was being central satellite and sent back to San
Diego in case the thing detonated. Yeah, they still be
able to see what it was. So basically everybody on
the Glomar Explorer, the ship and all the divers were expendable.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know, if it blew up, you had done.
Speaker 4: It was all over.
Speaker 2: Well you know that's not what they joined up. But
but but they I do remember that they did recover
some bodies. They gave them back to the rest And
remember Yelts and remember him, he was in it was
get the kill button there, brother, that's what is fun.
So he was after Gorby and you know, but but
he still kind of liked the United States in a way,
and because we transferred the bodies back to them, that
was like their first really kind of goodwill gesture towards him,
and you know that's the back. Then we're kind of
friends in a weird way. That didn't last too long.
So anyway, okay, next please.
Speaker 11: So just to make a comment on that with the claw.
I know when I try to play that claw game,
I never win anything. But how would you judge, you know,
how tight to make it when they grabbed the ship?
Speaker 8: Is that a stupid question?
Speaker 2: I'm looking at Pete like he would know. Pete, you
must have enough.
Speaker 1: I have no clue.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know. I mean, I just think it's
amazing you have the engineering to do something with that claw.
Speaker 6: I would think they probably designed the claw knowing the
size of the ship, not having the plan, and making
sure that when the clock closed completely, the ship rested
in it but wasn't being pressed.
Speaker 2: How long was it down there? I wand was it
a year?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 6: I was down for probably longer than a year because
the Americans had to wait till the Russians really weren't
looking right because the Russians, you know, deteriorate the hull
and that over time.
Speaker 2: But I don't think it was enough to what did
it sink. Did they even know sixty eight? I mean why,
I don't know. I don't know why what happened.
Speaker 6: There was no explosion. I mean that might have been
why the hull was compromise. It might have had an
explosion internally or something.
Speaker 2: To that fact.
Speaker 5: Are you guys talking about the scorpion No, No.
Speaker 2: The one that they try to pick up with the
Gloma Explorer.
Speaker 13: Power to use this boat.
Speaker 2: I mean you're down there anything and not anything, but
you know, there's a lot of stuff that can't happen.
Speaker 6: The Glomar Explorer was supposed to be picking up these
nodules of of some kind of metal or yeah, some
kind of metal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the react to the weapons.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, there was I mean they're legit there, cover story.
They were out there picking up these rocks because the
Russians were going by with their with the surface boats,
going the hell's that thing doing?
Speaker 2: And they're always just looking for rocks.
Speaker 6: We're doing exploratory work for geological stuff. Pay no attention
to that submarine. It's not the it's not the ship
you're looking for. You can move along.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we just had me hovering over that's yeah, wow, funny.
Speaker 11: Nice Please all right, our next one is the Lonely
aircraft Carrier. In nineteen twelve, the world's largest side wheel
steamer was launched.
Speaker 9: It was named the C and B.
Speaker 8: Little did its builders know that forty years later their
creation would become a most unusual warship. Acquired by the
Navy in nineteen forty two and renamed the USS Wolverine,
the paddle boat was converted into an aircraft carrier, but
it never saw action. In fact, it never even saw
the ocean. Operating in Lake Michigan, the Wolverine provided a
platform for rookie Navy pilots to practice takeoffs and landings
before heading to the Pacific to fight the Japanese. However,
carrier ops required two things, wind and vessel speed. A
general lack of wind on Lake Michigan, combined with the
inability of the Wolverines paddle wheel to generate sufficient speed,
resulted in many accidents. At least sixty Navy airplanes are
still believed to be at the bottom of Lake Michigan.
As a result, the Wolverine and another training carrier, the
USS Sable, were decommissioned at war's end and eventually scrapped.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, that's the navy. You know, they tried your
probably sounded good, your tax dollars at work. They went
to the wall. Please.
Speaker 8: So you know, my great grandfather built and my grandfather
built the Mount Washington there and on Lake Winnipezaki. And
it's from a paddle wheel boat that they took from
Lake Michigan.
Speaker 9: I'm going to have to look and see.
Speaker 2: Yes, ye, beautiful up there in the summer. We're in
the falls, great Lake Winipiswackey. Yeah, we went on the
paddle boat once. And then you'll go by Jack Lemon's house,
you know Jack Lemon, the Acta. Yeah, and they say
he used to go out there and hid golf balls
at the tourist boat. Okay, nice, please, sir.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 8: The next one is comrade in circles. We are going
after getting beat in the Crimean? Is that how you
said that? Crimean?
Speaker 2: Crimean war?
Speaker 4: Yep, Crimean War.
Speaker 8: In eighteen fifty six, Russia rebuilt its Black Sea fleet
in hopes of defeating the navies of France and Britain
should they ever come calling again. To this end. In
eighteen seventy four, Russia launched one of history's strangest looking warships.
In a word, the Novegarade was circular, built that way
presumably for stability. The ship weighed two four hundred ninety
tons and had a diameter of one hundred feet. It
had an armored turret containing two twelve inch guns sitting
on a turntable that could turn thirty five degrees in
either direction. The ship had six engines, each of which
spun one propeller. Russia built a second circular ship in
eighteen seventy seven, the bigger Vice Admiral Popov. It weighed
in at three five hundred and fifty tons and had
a diameter of one hundred and twenty feet. These two
ships had a radical design, but not a successful one.
They often often floundered, even in calm water. But more distressing,
they tended to spin in circles when the engines were
in idle, not a pleasant feeling at sea, as if
people don't get seasick without spinning in circles. For some reason, though,
the Tsar loved the concept and ordered the building of
a circular royal yacht. Military historian Stanley Sandler once said
this must have been because the Tsars numably suffered more
from seasickness than dizziness.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's the spin I put on it. I don't
want to go into the stereotype that Russians drink a lot,
but this to me seems like something you would write
when you would draw.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, turn starboard which way.
Speaker 2: Which way? The Royal starboard either way, take a pick.
Speaker 6: The Royal yacht actually did have a bow and a stern,
but it was really really fat in the middle. It
didn't have quite.
Speaker 2: The but like all ships are designed, I don't want
to say aero dynamically, but yeah, right away, well said.
Speaker 6: The thing about this was it was stable for a
gun platform. Unfortunately, it didn't do well in open water
because it was very flat bottomed and at a very
shallow draft, and it would spin and it would spin,
and once the guns fired, it would spin it even harder.
Yeah yeah, but I mean on paper, I think it
might have looked good until they actually started firing the
guns and found out it was a pinwheel more than
a functional ship.
Speaker 2: Kind of a Russian you know, approach to something nice. Please.
Speaker 8: Okay, so this last one is real quick and it's
just titled you can't make this up. It's kind of
an f YI kind of thing. At one time or another,
the British Royal Navy had warships named h MS Dainty,
the h MS Pansy, h MS cock Chafer and the
HMS Spanker.
Speaker 2: The Vampire.
Speaker 3: We don't want to uh, they spend all the money
on those first flour They had a real tight budget
for that one.
Speaker 2: We don't want to lose all our UK fans. But
would you really want to be on a ship called
the Yo HMS Fancy you know.
Speaker 13: Banker, I'm going on the Spanker.
Speaker 2: Okay, a little peak, but the floors were always sticky,
all right, come on boy anyway, yeah, okay, well, thank
you sus. We're going to clap for you, my pleasure.
We love it.
Speaker 10: So those are funny stories.
Speaker 2: Should we take an up break here? What do you
want to do here? You gotta get out of here?
Speaker 1: What time?
Speaker 2: Now? That's dead my sale? So why don't we just
take a quick break? Okay, and you're listening to the military,
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in the distant Thunder Radio Network. This is macarney. What
a show that few tonight and it's not even over yet,
but close. I think I would love to just tape
what we talked about off the year. I think that'd
be like funny of than that'd be the last show,
the last show you used to everything used to be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it took a lot of editing to get
rid of it.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah, yeah, I'll re do the show live anyway,
very quickly. Uncle Al's yeah, Uncle Al. The kid he's
found be murderer.
Speaker 6: I'm here in porsch lover well, I don't know, push
owner not exactly the same thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when they catch on fire, it's not Also one
want to see our girls. Hello, glad to be here.
So you're okay? Now you run sneezing flot et center.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just took some drugs.
Speaker 2: Oh cool, I'll do that. It took some night quill
Oh really yeah? Oh very refreshing and delicious. Also with
us is uh switch Lace Steve Ward switchy.
Speaker 4: Great to be here tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I usually say you'll like drive us or whatever,
but camp get your beat tonight, Dad brother, yea, I
mean he's Michael Douglas, all of them.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: And you had what for breakfast? Just remind R I'm
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon. Okay, go ahead, I had Uh.
Speaker 5: I just had a few scrambled eggs, some sausage links
and a couple of strips.
Speaker 2: Of bacon, okay, said I made it myself. Yeah, well yeah, okay.
And you fed the cats first though, right? Oh?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Would you just give them kibble or whatever?
Speaker 5: No, No, they get uh, they get their well, I
have to purge their their boxes too much information, I know.
And then I freshen up their water, and then I
I freshen up their dry food, and then in the
morning they get a treat wet food. So they get
and I have to put them on separate uh paper
plates because you.
Speaker 4: Know, just to make it, make it work.
Speaker 2: Okay, And and the man.
Speaker 4: They love it. And then there's the outdoor cat and
I'm feeding too, so that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah Australia meaning wildcats.
Speaker 4: So they No, she uh a very nice cat. I'm
going to get her fixed, uh and.
Speaker 2: And bring her in before the go ahead.
Speaker 4: Yes, we discussed it, she said. You know, she doesn't
want to you know, literate kittens before.
Speaker 2: The The funny thing about this is that switch looks
like a rabbit.
Speaker 1: Two things. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you switch wet cat.
Speaker 4: Listen, I might be parking idiot, but I'm not going
to take that ship.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wow, that's what the farmer's daughter. Okay, you don't
have cats. You don't truck with cats. I had a
cat for a long time, you really yeah?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 1: What happened to them? She she got old and passed away. Yeah,
I had a stroke actually really yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't see you as a cat person for some reason. Yeah,
I'm just not home enough to have a dog. So yeah, okay, yeah,
the cat would be.
Speaker 1: Fine all day by herself, but I didn't replace her.
Speaker 2: So were you attached to the cat?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I mean it was like a member of the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I know. It's like, you know, I've had
people members of the family whose dogs or died after
fourteen years or whatever, and it's like they're not there anymore.
Speaker 1: I have her ashes in a little box, and you
know they gave when I went to pick up the ashes,
they gave me the paw prints suppressed in a clay
or you know. Yeah, yeah, it's very nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't want to kill the mood. But this
friend of mine was his daughter had a cat that
they got for free and the cat got hit. Okay,
and we're still hanging on. And I happened to go
with him to the veterinarian, you know, an emergency whatever.
The vet said, well, you know, we can attach this,
we can do this, we can save the liver. We
can do that. You know, cost about seven hundred and
fifty bucks. And the guy just took out ten bucks
and said, see what you can do.
Speaker 6: The first thing wrong with the first thing, letting the
cat outside. Yeah, if you look at if you're gonna
buy a cat or are you going to get a cat?
Speaker 2: But you have these, you have these luxury cats, Norwegian
bomb cats.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, but again even if I had one, which
I've had out of you know, out of the shelters,
I would never let the cat outside. He's gonna get running.
Speaker 7: Over by a car.
Speaker 6: That's when you're in negligent own.
Speaker 2: That's true. Things they eat and they sleep right.
Speaker 1: I mean my cat was an indoor cat and he
didn't want to go outside. My cat, she was good
about it.
Speaker 6: Can't sleep in my bed, I'll be damn if I'm
it outside to get knees or bugs or anything like that.
Speaker 2: How do we start talking about cats? All right? Also
with us? Right yeah, it's uh uh Willie club cat less.
Speaker 7: Right, you know you talk about cats. I got to
relate this. But the statue of limitations is up on
me now, so I don't have to worry.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, But.
Speaker 7: Did you know I learned the hard way that cats
can't swim in oil?
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 7: I heard the story before my next door neighbor when
I was eight years old. He used to tell, you, man,
he had a fifty game this cooking oil. All right,
my cousin, I want to see if I can swim,
and we.
Speaker 2: Should hang on. It never came up, I didn't. All right,
Well that's just how cats are.
Speaker 6: That speaks volumes for your personality.
Speaker 2: Right there.
Speaker 7: I've been worried all these years. It's okay, someday the
police are going to come to get me. Well that's
eventual because I couldn't get it out of that.
Speaker 12: Well, they seasoned the oil, the cat seasoned. Did they
actually cook with the oil after that?
Speaker 9: With the cat?
Speaker 2: And we don't know that, we don't know that.
Speaker 7: You know when they cooked, they used to use a
lot of cooking oil. And after they cooked all that food,
they would put it in this barrel out in the backyard,
and the trash would come like every six months at
least this time. I got the cat also, but I've
never felt right about that. But you know it's not
my fault. The cat can't swim.
Speaker 10: Well, something you'll take to your grave.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, thanks for sharing. I feel good.
Speaker 7: I got it off my chest.
Speaker 2: That's good. Also with us is Susan k super fandoma
in North Carolina. Susan, Now are you I'm good? Cat
free tonight? Or is that why you have the lights down?
Because they're all over you, all.
Speaker 8: Around you, and they're they're they're all sleeping.
Speaker 2: Shot Wow what what? What? What?
Speaker 1: What are the chances they're gonna they're going to sleep
because now we know they can't swim?
Speaker 2: Right? Yes, just two things. Also with us is thank
you Susan for being is a good friend up there
in Queen the Land, Wisconsin, Brandy, Brandy, how are you hi?
Speaker 9: Everybody?
Speaker 2: Okay? All right? And something, take a screenshot, please back
at you take a screenshot for Pistol Pete when you
have a chance. Uh, well, here we are also can
shay up there in Edmonton, Canada.
Speaker 13: Nice to be here, awesome. I like the collective consciencens
we have going tonight. We're all kind of on the
same waveleng we'ren't happy family, Yeah, yeah, good energy guys.
Speaker 2: One one, did I introduce you? I can't remember back that.
Speaker 10: Fun No, not yet, but you introduced me.
Speaker 2: Enough, okay, it's really is it? Is it ever? Enough? Really?
Speaker 10: It is even for me.
Speaker 2: You look like a pile it tonight because you have
the headphones on. You get the yea all.
Speaker 10: Right, coming in for a landing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if i'd want to fly on
a plane with you. Frankly, don't take it personally, okay.
And also I've introduced everyone. Pistol Peters here the uh
he's sitting in his own special table by the way,
his limit was outside. Nice. The driver's revving the engine.
Uh and uh, and L's here also, I'll colloude. I
can't remember back that fie that I introduced you at
the OA. So we're all here. Quite a show. And Brandy,
I'm gonna throw to you, as they say in the business,
you have a report I do.
Speaker 12: And this one is on hearing voices, and I kind
of limited it to like angelic or demonic voices.
Speaker 2: Okay, Pete's looking at me like he has us all
the time, is right? What do they say? Is that
what I want to know? And is a good advice?
You know? The voices? The voices, Yeah, the voice I
hear them all the time. But sometimes it makes sense.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they say take out the trash and things like that.
Speaker 2: That's true. Go on, please, Brandy.
Speaker 12: Okay. So I use a couple of websites, Bible Gateway
and Bible Tales Dot online. And most of this came
from this fantastic book by Tim Marchenko called Disembodied Voices,
True Accounts of Hidden be And if you are interested
in anything about hearing voices and disembodied voices, this is
the book. It is so thorough, it's really great.
Speaker 9: I can't even hardly get into it.
Speaker 10: In the start again.
Speaker 12: Tim Marchenko, Okay, good time, All right. Well, voices have
led all kinds of ordinary people to do extraordinary things.
But they have also led all kinds of ordinary people
to do horrific things. So where do they come from?
And how do you know? If the good voices are
good and the evil voices are evil. There are voices
that we each probably hear in our own head, which
may be our own voice while we're thinking, but what
we're going to talk about right now, our voices that
are not our voice, and specifically for this report, only
disembodied voice, not voices that are coming from other entities,
but just voices only. So there is a distinction apparently,
between hearing voices with your ears that are external to
you and hearing voices inside your head or internal voices.
There are reports of angelic and demonic voices, both being
heard externally and internally, but the voice of God is
often heard externally, while demonic disembodied voices are more often
heard internally. And one exception to this internal demonic voice
might be the phenomena of disembodied voices that call your name.
There are lots of reports by people who swear that
a living friend or family member is calling them from
let's say, another room, or from the yard if they're
in the house, or from the house if they're in
the yard hard and then when they go to investigate,
the person calling them is usually found somewhere else or
not at all. There and then when they ask them
about it, that person was totally unaware that anybody was
calling that person, which makes for a real creepy.
Speaker 2: That's happened to me. I've been in the house and
I thought, I think I hear someone come in, and
you say, you know, hey, hi, and then you hear
them back, and then they're not there. But it's, uh,
it's happened. That's happened, creepy like something. They call it
a fetch. They call it a fetch.
Speaker 9: Ever hear that and you don't see anything, You don't.
Speaker 2: See anything, and the people the person comes home ten
minutes later and you go, wow, what happened? You know?
But it all depends on the kind of house you
live in and so on. Yeah's creepy.
Speaker 12: It's almost like you're a victim. That is, like they're
baiting you or luring you or something. In this this
book by Tim Marchenko, he actually opens the book with
an account of a boy who was outside in his
driveway and thought that he heard his dad calling him
from the woods, and the dad kept calling his name
and saying, came here, I found something, or came here
I want to show you something, and he kept trying
to get the dad to bring it to him, and
the dad kept saying, no, you got to come here
and see it, and he like stepped closer to the
tree line, and then just this oz factor kicked in
where you don't hear any any sounds, like any insects,
no wind, nothing, And he got super creeped out and
went into the house. And then after a while the
dad came home because the dad wasn't there at all,
and the dad had no idea who was calling the
son because it wasn't him, didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, that's creepy.
Speaker 12: What was it going to do? You know what? What
was supposed to happen if he if he follow the voice? Okay,
so voice of God or angelic voices. This author, Tim Marchenko,
gives a lot of examples of voices that are attributed
to God, and for example, the Bible is full of
God giving commands to chosen people while never actually appearing
in the form of anything. He did give commands to
Moses during the Exodus where he spoke through the burning bush,
but by and large he doesn't appear in a body
form when he's speaking with people in the Bible, he
spoke to Adam and even the Garden of Eden and
gave them the rules of the garden. He supposedly spoke
directly to close to forty different biblical characters, including Noah, Joshua, Ezekiel,
and The Bible Tales dot online site gives a fascinating
breakdown of the staf of God's voice addressing people, and
nearly half the times he spoke directly to a person
in the Old Testament, it was forty eight point two percent.
He was speaking directly to Moses.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 9: And he is.
Speaker 12: Cited as actually speaking directly to a specific person on
four hundred and seventy six occasions in the Old Testament
and on three occasions in the New Testament.
Speaker 1: And the inventor of reverb, right, there.
Speaker 12: Are lots of instances where they'll describe it as like
thunder or something, you know, like it was so loud,
it was like thunder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the hell'strange, I mean that is really it's a
lot of people, I mean yeah, And to think that
got his talking directly to you is I'd be afraid.
I'd be petrified.
Speaker 12: Right, And these are external voices. These are not like
the voices in there in people's head, but like coming
from the heavens or coming from outside of it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 12: Marchenko gives an example also later of Joan of Arc
hearing angelic voices that helped her create battle strategies so
that she could lead the French army to victory. And
then he also tells about the story of Joseph Smith,
who founded the Book or the Mormon religion and found
the Book of Mormon inscribed on the gold tablets because
he heard angelic voices telling him where these gold tablets were.
A lot of people say that he saw an angel,
but Marchenko says that that's not always part of their theology,
that he didn't necessarily see anything. There are numerous descriptions
of the devil speaking through what we perceive as physical bodies,
like the Serpent and the Garden of Eden, and the
Red Dragon of Revelation, and even in the body of Judas,
But when he's trying to tempt Jesus in the wilderness,
he just appears as a voice. So hearing demonic voices
or the voice of the devil in your head might
be a tactic of spiritual warfare, but it could also
be a symptom of mental or physical illness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, or your GPS.
Speaker 2: Turn love. I really hear turn Love, Turn Love.
Speaker 4: No, it's best when it says it's calculating.
Speaker 2: But there's a lake here. It goes straight when.
Speaker 12: It says recalculating, it's definitely the devil.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: He I like, if it looks for a shortcut that
can save you thirty seconds, would you like to take that?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 12: Okay. So Marchenko talks about maybe hearing voices in your
head might be a symptom of a brain tumor, but
then he also talks about, of course, schizophrenic, a symptom
is hearing voices in your head. And he talks about
Herbert Muhman, the serial killer in California in the seventies
who killed thirteen people, and he claimed to hear voices
in his head that told him to kill people, and
he really thought the voices were coming from God. After
he was captured it, they found out that he was
suffering from schizophrenia, but because he thought the voices were heavenly,
they were telling him that he needed to kill like
individual people in order to keep this destructive earthquake from
basically destroying all of California and killing everybody in California.
So he thought he was like doing the greater good
by killing people like one at a time, just to
keep this earthquake from happening. There was another There was
another serial killer in California, the Vampire of Sacramento, Richard Chase.
He was also diagnosed as being schizophrenic and suffering from
drug induced psychosis. But he believed that his blood was
contaminated and that he needed to cleanse it with the
blood of other people. So he thought he was doing
the right thing when he heard that he needed to
go kill somebody and cleanse his blood. You know, he
thought it was the right thing to do, and he
killed six people before he was apprehended. But neither of
these two thought they were hearing demonic voices. They thought
they were you know, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: How come? How come they never think that instead of
killing someone, the voices tell them to go help the
poor or something.
Speaker 1: I just heard.
Speaker 2: Why is it positive?
Speaker 1: I just heard that voice the other day going peen
of Eminem's. I know that while I check out, Like
I'm like.
Speaker 2: No, no, that's a go ahead.
Speaker 12: If you're allergic to peanuts, don't listen to right, Okay,
So here's probably the most chilling story that Marchenko talks about.
A World War One soldier was entrenched in a foxhole
during a battle and he suddenly heard an external voice
clear as day, which he later described as the voice
of a guardian angel, that told him to get up
and go to a different location on the front there,
and without hesitation, he got up with his sandwich and
moved to a different area that was a distance from
where he had heard that voice. And moments later, the
spot where he had been sitting was shelled and everyone
in it was killed, and he was spared because he moved.
And that person was Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 7: I was going to ask why didn't he tell everyone else?
Speaker 12: He didn't know why he needed to get up and move.
Speaker 9: He just heard a voice telling him to shoot comrades.
Speaker 2: Adolf Hitler. Okay, all right, that wacky guy, Yeah, all right.
Speaker 12: So but he he calls it a guardian angel. So
was it an angel or was it a demonic voice
that set the whole world up for his wrath?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 1: Who?
Speaker 12: Is there a trickster element to all of.
Speaker 2: The World War two? Yeah? Right?
Speaker 13: That was Yeah, he was up to scene.
Speaker 2: I just want to see I want to say that
the other night that the picture the Yankee pitcher who
beat the Red Sox and get them out of the world.
Kind his name was Shipla. Yeah about that for a
second Slitler or it's something like that. Yeah, yeah, I'm
saying they really saying that on TV.
Speaker 9: But didn't you say the FCC wasn't paying attention?
Speaker 2: Was yeah, that the federal government is not working. So
that's his name. It's like, you know a guy named Yeah, you.
Speaker 9: Got to say it, you gotta say it, na do you're.
Speaker 1: Going to try to mispronounce his name.
Speaker 17: It's doing. It's done, Okay, I go on, please Okay.
Speaker 12: So lastly, I'm I just want to mention for Switchy
that even John Keel was hearing disembodied voices during his
investigation in Point Pleasant, and you know, was wondering, are
these trickster voices? Are we all just like part of
some kind of spiritual warfare strategy on either one side
or the other, And I, yeah, I wondered about Paul Eno,
who we've mentioned before, who worked in the mental health
field and was also in seminary and did exorcisms, and
he I think came to some kind of question as
to whether some of these people that are hearing the voices,
whether they're internal or external, are like tapped into some
kind of frequency that the rest of us just are
dialed into at that moment, or it's only only you know,
we're the only ones, I guess that are that are
hearing it at that moment because we're on the right
frequency maybe or something.
Speaker 2: He was. He was a good friend. He was a
good friend of the show. He passed away about a
year ago. Brian probably, I want to say Bryani, Butlin Sun, right, yeah,
did you show with it? But he told us once
he said, you know, he was in the seminary for
like a long time, very kind of spiritual guy, and
but he worked in state hospitals, let's say, for people
that had schizophrenia, and he was convinced that they were
tapped into something that we could not be, you know
how odd he said. But they would say stuff that
there was no other explanation for our you know, yeah, yeah, yeah,
good guy man, Paulino wonder yep.
Speaker 12: So I that is all, Like I said, I could
get into so much more, but I recommend checking out
this book by Tim Marchenko, And again it is called
if you're interested in this, it is called disembodied Voices
True accounts of hidden beings.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 5: And you wonder about some of those situations where people
are being lured somewhere if that's not the beginning of
some of these missing four one one disappearances.
Speaker 13: Yes, yeah, for sure, Steve Strange, I had just a
couple of weeks ago, I had something in the basement.
I was just sitting there and somebody said my name, really,
and Sarah wasn't very far away, and I was like,
I looked at her and I said, did you just say
my name?
Speaker 2: She was no, Okay.
Speaker 13: I'm like, okay, that's like I mean, I heard somebody
say my name, and I'm like. I went outside and
I was was gonna make a little fire, and all
of a sudden, I like there was a shadow that
totally just went right beside me. And I was like, okay, okay, okay,
down here. I've had some weird experiences in this house,
trust me.
Speaker 1: But listen, you sent me a video of the of
your brooms standing up on its own.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean literally.
Speaker 2: His wife Sarah upset and uh yeah, what was up
with that?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 13: Yeah, tell me about it. That was very strange. Was
the broomstanding up?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 13: She was using and then she just said it just
stood there, and I was like okay, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Very In fact, my friend phoned me though, like after
I saw this, my friend gave me a call four
days later and said a mutual friend of ours had
passed away, and I totally felt like it was him,
Like wow, I was like, oh, that was that was Jason.
Speaker 2: Uh listen was going to clap for Brandy. Let's make
it a rousing ovations. Thank you, Brandy, Thank you very
entertaining and education. I appreciate it. Uh uh pistol pete.
Do you know what a kringle is?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Put those headphones back? Yeah, put those cans back. What
happened there?
Speaker 1: I went to scratch my ear flying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I can't. I don't know what kringle is.
This thing from Wisconsin, which like a coffee roll that
we know here and England, but it's very flat, it's
very compressed really yeah yeah, kind of like.
Speaker 1: A bear claw.
Speaker 9: No, it's a big ring.
Speaker 2: It's a big one.
Speaker 12: It's like a big ring and it's like a Danish
in a ring, like.
Speaker 2: A coffee cake. Yeah, it's the closest thing, but they're
really good. They put filling in them and they're kind
of addicting. Yeah, thank you, Brandy. We appreciate it.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's not snowing up there yet, is it.
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 9: I wish no.
Speaker 2: You'd like the snow.
Speaker 9: You like the freeze warning. We have a freeze warning.
Speaker 2: Though, so oh that's good. That's something to look forward to. Yeah,
your fingers crossed. Okay, thank you Brandy, as always. We'll
talk to you soon. Okay, see Susan, Kay, thank you
as always of glaming up the show. Did you have
a dog? Was that a cat or dog? And I
didn't want to interrupt Brandy's report. There's a dog, okay,
all right, cat.
Speaker 8: Throat still sleeping. I'm not breaking the cat code to What.
Speaker 2: About that weird cat that steers at me through the camera.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: She's she's still there.
Speaker 8: She's down there, she's conked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I'm surprised too, because as soon as she hears your voice,
boys got.
Speaker 2: Very fickle, you know, they said no ohm him. Thank you, Susan.
We appreciate it. Yeah. Also, thank you, club, Thank you club. Okay,
was very informative. I'll tell you New Orleans this Sunday.
That might be three in a row.
Speaker 7: Oh wait there, that should be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it should be.
Speaker 7: We are take my word.
Speaker 2: If it should be, Buffalo would have creamed them. But
you know, and that didn't happen either, So all right,
we'll see what happens. All right. Sorry about the socks,
You'll get over it. They embarrassed themselves, were used to it.
Thank you, Switchy, Thank you switch.
Speaker 4: He It was my pleasure.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right. Love the hairdoo by the way they
do it. Hair do well, the swirl.
Speaker 4: You know, ladies have Hairdoes men have hair?
Speaker 2: Okay, have hair?
Speaker 13: Don't don't come on now, hair doing.
Speaker 2: Listen talking about he Thank you Kim for joining us.
Got the Michael Douglas thing going on here. He's a weirdo.
But yeah, thanks for joining us. We appreciate it. Tell
Russ's check is in the mill. I wish it was
one tonight. I wanted to tell him that personally.
Speaker 13: But I just want to pass along that Alexander Quinn
is the gentleman's name. Everybody should just go listen to
his words from the Trucians.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so the they see this thing is a
good thing, or about a thing, the thirty one three atlas.
Speaker 13: I supposedly they say it's a really good thing. I
mean supposedly this comet thing was coming here to annihilate
the Earth. Yes, changed change, just get plans because of
what's going on in the planet. So I was like,
well that's.
Speaker 2: Going okay, all right where we're in self destruct right
and on top of us, thank you Kim for joining us.
We appreciate Okay, thank you Pistol PI for dropping by.
Let's that's fine, pleasure, a very good time. We really
let's clap from it because he real poet and we
don't have to find my car.
Speaker 12: But.
Speaker 2: They have people here that will help you with that.
Thank you Pistol for joining us. Thank you Al for
joining us. Out glad to be here. Thank you, thank you,
and thank you one one. Where's he getting none of
the drink than he had to use the facilities?
Speaker 1: Wow, he heard a disembodic voice told you to move
to another room, to the bathroom, preferably with porcelain.
Speaker 2: That's why he ran out. Yeah, okay, Well let's say
goodbye for him, okay, And I just want to thank
everyone for listening tonight, and well, we remind everyone wants
our troops, the military organization that worrises money for our
combat veterans who are hurt after nine leve and then
the Afghan war and the Iraqi war. These are the
people who came home missing a limb or whatever, and
Homestrut troops builds them houses that are more adaptable to
the needs. You've heard about us talking to them for
ten years now, Okay, it's like lower conversation, not a
lot of stairs. These are people who gave a lot
to us. We should give a lot to them. Of
your dollar goes right to our veterans. That's very high.
And the charity MINSI please check out what they do
homes Rut troops. And the best thing about them is
when they build these houses that have adaptable just for them.
They rip up the mortgage, they give them the keys.
They do not have to pay the mortgage payment every month.
It's their house to keep. Once again, these people who
gave a lot to us, we should give a lot
to them. And please, even I am what's going on
with the veterans these days? Okay, it seems like for
some reason the veterans are kind of getting the short
and the stick. A lot of the benefits have been
taken away, a lot of communication between the veterans and
the government has been taken away, websites and stuff like that,
and it doesn't look like it's good to get any
better soon. So remind people that John McKinny was not
a loser, he was a veterans. We should honor our veterans,
not demean them. So until next week, this is Mac
the entire Yang saying, please be safe, be happy, and
bye bye bye bye bye bye