Speaker 1: Thanks to Dave Scott, a dreaded I mean, a known
Speaker 1: comedian Canadian and who can update us on the wildfires
Speaker 1: which seem to be getting bigger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do. And you know, just south of us,
Speaker 2: near Colonna, British Columbia, my sister lives, and she just
Speaker 2: got evacuated in the last couple of days because there's
Speaker 2: a new major wildfire or what I like to call
Speaker 2: bureaucracy fire in that area right now too. So it's
Speaker 2: a very humbling experience. But the good news is I've
Speaker 2: had two days without any forest fire smoke, so I'm
Speaker 2: pretty happy right now.
Speaker 1: I believe that the forest fires are so virulent and
Speaker 1: prevalent because those are chemical fires. They just happen to
Speaker 1: be chemicals on trees.
Speaker 2: And not only the chemicals that are being placed on trees, Walter,
Speaker 2: the glycipates that they are spraying, which are said, you know,
Speaker 2: because when we put these chemicals out there, they always say, well,
Speaker 2: it's for the betterment of the environment. It's going to
Speaker 2: kill the pine beetles, an evasive species of bush and trees,
Speaker 2: and we're going to have more luscious and vibrant forest.
Speaker 2: But what they don't talk about is how these glyciphates
Speaker 2: that they are throwing out there into the wilderness seem
Speaker 2: to dry out trees faster, live, healthy trees really getting
Speaker 2: really getting dried out.
Speaker 1: Yes, whoa, The chemicals that are put on the trees
Speaker 1: to help them grow or to get rid of bugs
Speaker 1: are drying them out and making them more volatile.
Speaker 2: But we're not wanting to admit that because that would
Speaker 2: mean the government is wrong.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, right right?
Speaker 2: And you know how many times do we have to
Speaker 2: hear trust the science.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's amazing. So the chemical which I can never pronounce,
Speaker 1: You pronounce that for me again.
Speaker 2: It's called glycophates.
Speaker 1: Glycophates. The glycophates that they spray on trees helps the
Speaker 1: trees grow, It helps the trees get rid of bugs
Speaker 1: and pests, and it dries them out and makes them
Speaker 1: more folltle.
Speaker 2: Well, to make a little bit of a correction there,
Speaker 2: it doesn't help them grow, but it does help contain
Speaker 2: evasive species of plants, of bush, of brush, of certain
Speaker 2: types of trees that are literally grow like weeds and
Speaker 2: they don't want that. We also have a big problem
Speaker 2: with pine beetle infestation here because you know, the last time,
Speaker 2: you know, the trust me bro scientists brought in something
Speaker 2: into our forest. It was a pine beetle in order
Speaker 2: that they brought over from I believe Asia, that was
Speaker 2: supposed to help eat or eradicate another species, but they
Speaker 2: ended up eating a bunch of trees and killing trees
Speaker 2: as well. So I think we just have to learn
Speaker 2: a lesson here. Let's just leave the bloody forces alone. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's clean it up and leave it alone. That way
Speaker 2: we don't get these bureaucratic fires that are going on
Speaker 2: as we have going on right now in British Columbia.
Speaker 1: It's a positive historic fact that whenever mankind tries to
Speaker 1: engineer nature by using animals, plants, by using nature against itself,
Speaker 1: it never works out.
Speaker 2: You're right. But here's the other thing too, and the
Speaker 2: reason why. And look, I've been taking some heat. Even
Speaker 2: my old my own dad kind of snapped at me
Speaker 2: a little bit, and I said, when I called them, yeah,
Speaker 2: when I called them the bureaucracy fires. Because my dad's
Speaker 2: a boomer. He is somebody who still watches the news
Speaker 2: every night because the news is very accurate. They haven't
Speaker 2: seen the change in news broadcast and Here's the thing
Speaker 2: about it that kind of upset him was when I
Speaker 2: brought up the fact. I said, Dad, do you remember
Speaker 2: that when you were up here last we saw that
Speaker 2: forest fire that had started out and we saw the
Speaker 2: fire trucks going up and he goes, yeah. I said,
Speaker 2: did you know that the fire trucks were told to
Speaker 2: stand back and not put it out?
Speaker 1: And what did he say? What did he say?
Speaker 2: He goes, what are you kidding me? He goes, that's
Speaker 2: their job. I said, yes, and that is happening all
Speaker 2: across Canada with a lot of these forest fires. Is
Speaker 2: there are people who want to help, who are willing
Speaker 2: to help, people who have water trucks, fire departments, other firefighters.
Speaker 2: We're bringing in firefighters from all over the world. We
Speaker 2: just got a shipment of firefighters from Mexico to come
Speaker 2: up here and help battle the blazes. Okay, why do
Speaker 2: we not allow water bombers to fight the fires at night?
Speaker 2: I know it's more dangerous, Okay, but why aren't they
Speaker 2: fighting them at night when these things during a wind
Speaker 2: can move anywhere from five to twenty miles in a
Speaker 2: night if the wind picks up. Because what a lot
Speaker 2: of people don't know is that forest fires create their
Speaker 2: own atmospheres where you could have fire, tornadoes, lightning storms,
Speaker 2: rain storms, and a lot of wind storms. A lot
Speaker 2: of people don't realize that, So why are we not
Speaker 2: doing more? It sounds like simple mathematics where two plus
Speaker 2: two should equal four, but in the government way of
Speaker 2: doing things, two plus two equals one point two six seven, eight,
Speaker 2: five three six infinity.
Speaker 1: It's it's terrifying and bizarre and it's fascinating how weather
Speaker 1: creates its own I'm sorry forest fires create their own
Speaker 1: weather because they're so huge, they're so hot, absolutely terrifying. Therefore,
Speaker 1: there's no news here that these are getting smaller. They're
Speaker 1: continuing and getting bigger.
Speaker 2: But the interesting part, and mark my words, I want
Speaker 2: you to mark this on your calendar.
Speaker 1: Marking.
Speaker 2: By Labor Day. It'll be done Labor day. Yeah, it'll
Speaker 2: all be done.
Speaker 1: Yes, And tell us the mystery of that. Tell us
Speaker 1: what happens on labor Day.
Speaker 2: A lot of the forest fire up here in Canada,
Speaker 2: school doesn't start until after Labor Day. It's not like
Speaker 2: many states in the US where you're starting school in August,
Speaker 2: which is stupid. Up Here, it starts after labor day.
Speaker 1: Which is correct.
Speaker 2: And a lot of the firefighters are summer, our summer firefighters,
Speaker 2: and they are students, university students, kids who just graduated
Speaker 2: from high school. Maybe they're going to college or a
Speaker 2: trade school. And it's always amazing how the fires seem
Speaker 2: to be fully contained or wrapped up by labor day
Speaker 2: before the kids go back to school.
Speaker 1: Well, we've learned a lot today about the fires. Let
Speaker 1: me just sum it up. Because you're doing a great
Speaker 1: job as a journalist. You're a great broadcaster and journalists,
Speaker 1: and you have a strange beard. And the graphics that
Speaker 1: you use, the AI graphics to promote your promote your
Speaker 1: various activities, are stunning. I'm really proud of you. I'm
Speaker 1: really impressed with your graphics. That's that's every now and then.
Speaker 1: I have this fantasy. No, not that fantasy. I have
Speaker 1: an AI fantasy, and I try to do things with
Speaker 1: AI not even close. I like you, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Even my even like my fourteen year olds go no dad, Dad, no,
Speaker 1: just no dad, and they discourage me. It's it's very upsetting.
Speaker 1: But what we've learned is very valuable stuff. The chemicals
Speaker 1: sprayed on trees to keep away bugs and to keep
Speaker 1: away bugs mostly, I guess, and so that they can
Speaker 1: grow those chemicals, dry out the trees and make them
Speaker 1: more susceptible to fire. That's amazing to me. And then
Speaker 1: the next thing we've learned is that when fire trucks
Speaker 1: show up from local municipalities to do what they're supposed
Speaker 1: to do, which is to put out the fire, they're
Speaker 1: told to stand down by secret government forces. That's amazing.
Speaker 1: And then the best part is that these fires are
Speaker 1: often managed by college students, and they need a lot
Speaker 1: of college students to manage these fires. And then by
Speaker 1: Labor Day the college students go back to school fires
Speaker 1: mysteriously put out. Have I got it down here.
Speaker 2: In my conspiratorial way? I think you nailed it on
Speaker 2: the head.
Speaker 1: All right, conspiracies are key. Now please share with us
Speaker 1: your extraterrestrial Bigfoot. The scientists refused to test the DNA
Speaker 1: of Bigfoot. That was quite a story.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to go back into the UFO world
Speaker 2: here for a second, because there was a good friend
Speaker 2: of yours and mine, Ross Kultar. Yes, Ross has come
Speaker 2: out and basically said, you know, and I have mentioned
Speaker 2: this on this segment many a times that there was
Speaker 2: a legend a prepared speech that President Trump was going
Speaker 2: to potentially be reading that we are not alone in
Speaker 2: the universe. Well, Ross has come out on News Nation
Speaker 2: and basically said, yeah, that letter doesn't exist. His sources
Speaker 2: are telling him that the whole idea that Trump was
Speaker 2: going to come out and give UFO disclosure to the
Speaker 2: American public was just a ruse. It is not going
Speaker 2: to happen. There is no speech written at this time
Speaker 2: regarding this subject, although the President continues to move towards
Speaker 2: disclosure by allowing people who've worked in government and for
Speaker 2: the military to go against their NDAs and actually talk
Speaker 2: to congress people and other UFO groups within the Pentagon
Speaker 2: behind the curtain, not in front of the curtain where
Speaker 2: you and I get access to him, but behind the curtain.
Speaker 2: That there is no plan right now that there will
Speaker 2: be any UFO speech that we are not alone in
Speaker 2: our universe. Now, for us in the UFO world, this
Speaker 2: is old hat. We're like, well, of course he's not
Speaker 2: going to make a speech that would you know, that
Speaker 2: would not be healthy for a lot of people. And
Speaker 2: I think that's really what it's coming down to. So
Speaker 2: on one end, they're kind of trying to kill this story,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, on one side, while still promoting the
Speaker 2: UAP aspect, which is unidentified anomalist phenomena, in order to
Speaker 2: try and say, hey, we're going to be giving you
Speaker 2: what we know, like Walter Cronkite speeches and interviews along
Speaker 2: the UFO subject, to keep the subject going publicly because
Speaker 2: it has been positive press for the government, but as
Speaker 2: far as getting to the real Nicholin Dime aspect, because
Speaker 2: in my opinion, there is a difference between UFO and
Speaker 2: you AP, the government term you AP being man made object.
Speaker 2: We want the UFOs, we want the aliens, we want
Speaker 2: the flying saucer, and that just seems to be something
Speaker 2: that there's trying to skirt around again.
Speaker 1: Do you have any other updates? We must cover it now,
Speaker 1: mister Scott.
Speaker 2: I'm tapped out. I hate to tell you that, boss,
Speaker 2: but I'm tapped out for you.
Speaker 1: Then you better tell us how to find you reach
Speaker 1: you and go to your store.
Speaker 2: Well, you can go to space out radio dot com
Speaker 2: where we have our great store which includes the Walter
Speaker 2: m Sterling UFO T shirt where Walter is flying a UFO.
Speaker 2: I just put on a new T shirt up there too,
Speaker 2: that if you're no Devil's Tower in Wyoming from close
Speaker 2: encounters to the third time, there is a big debate
Speaker 2: of whether or not that is actually a rock or
Speaker 2: it's just a giant tree stump. You know, me being
Speaker 2: on the conspiratorial side, I like to think of it
Speaker 2: as a tree stump. So you can go get your
Speaker 2: team stump T shirts there.
Speaker 1: Now, Well, you say, it's fascinating what you just explained,
Speaker 1: that those those mountains with the flat tops that are
Speaker 1: huge and look weird as though they were formed by
Speaker 1: like stalagmites. There's a popular mystery which is that those
Speaker 1: may not be rock formations at all. They may be
Speaker 1: petrified trees, giant petrified trees that were cut down tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of years ago. This is the new theory
Speaker 1: and it's fascinating, all right. Dave Scott, good friend of
Speaker 1: the show. Thank you very much for sharing this time
Speaker 1: with us on the other side of Midnight