Speaker 1: Why when I had to write a new song, I
Speaker 1: couldn't think of nothing new, so I just sample the
Speaker 1: Jackson five. It's hard a song gonna new. I didn't
Speaker 1: think anyone would notice, but I guess I figured wrong,
Speaker 1: because starting every damn night grew the whistle on my song.
Speaker 1: Want to give me one much chance to prove I
Speaker 1: didn't steal it? Won't you please stop mentioning.
Speaker 2: Me on your shop.
Speaker 1: Nobody else seeing in care, so stop talking about it,
Speaker 1: or you're.
Speaker 3: Now work in this town again.
Speaker 4: Shut the hell.
Speaker 2: Start everydomn night?
Speaker 5: All right, there's an arrogant. No one knows how to
Speaker 5: pronounce your name. You've made it as difficult as possible
Speaker 5: for us because you insist on changing your name. And
Speaker 5: we're trying to be respectful.
Speaker 6: No, you're very respectful. Walter now one of your callers.
Speaker 5: By the way, Yeah, Eddie Dragon. It was in New Mexico,
Speaker 5: near Zoro Ranch. He's got a pipeline to Zoro Ranch,
Speaker 5: the source of many mysteries and many conspiracies. Hey William,
Speaker 5: where's William? Remember that new jingle we got yesterday? We
Speaker 5: got it yesterday, new jingle? We played it? You played it? Uh?
Speaker 5: Pull it up? Get it ready. We'll play it again soon. Okay,
Speaker 5: you don't have to do it now. We don't need
Speaker 5: it now because now we're talking to Eddie. But you
Speaker 5: only got one jingle yesterday. That's what we're going to
Speaker 5: want to play Eddie. What do you have to report?
Speaker 5: What is your conspiracy and mystery today?
Speaker 6: Well, I will tell you Walter, your callers are absolutely fascinating.
Speaker 5: All right, stop please stop there. That's like old school
Speaker 5: talk show crap. Yeah, well you know, you know the
Speaker 5: caller who called in yesterday at age twenty two. Really,
Speaker 5: you don't have a job, you don't have a life.
Speaker 6: This gain of function thing is what I want to
Speaker 6: talk about.
Speaker 5: Okay, regards then then then axon. Then listen to me
Speaker 5: if you want to do that, which is fine, and
Speaker 5: you want to talk about a game of function. Don't
Speaker 5: make a listener feel bad they didn't hear the last
Speaker 5: twenty minutes. Start from scratch as though nobody heard the
Speaker 5: last ten minutes, and tell us about gain of function,
Speaker 5: which no one understands.
Speaker 6: I think they don't understand. I think most people don't.
Speaker 6: That's the uh, you know, sort of the tinkering, the
Speaker 6: genetic tinkering where all these scientists were like and in
Speaker 6: the case of the wuhan, giving an orgasm, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: sort of like this boost if you will, right, making
Speaker 6: it more transmissible, more virulent, like able to affect new hosts,
Speaker 6: new people, you know. So in biology it's like a mutation, right,
Speaker 6: any genetic change that creates like a new ability to infect,
Speaker 6: a new capability to transmit, any anything that kind of
Speaker 6: extends beyond its original infectibility, if you will, it's ability
Speaker 6: to affect. So what we talked about or why I
Speaker 6: talk about the flock cameras last week, there's I got
Speaker 6: a lot of emails back and a lot of feedback
Speaker 6: from people on flock right way, Actually we have sure work.
Speaker 5: With me here. Yes, assume nobody knows who the flock
Speaker 5: camera is and tell us what it is.
Speaker 6: Flock cameras are those cameras that there's more than one
Speaker 6: hundred and twenty thousand that are installed on light poles
Speaker 6: throughout municipalities throughout the country that are taking snapshots of
Speaker 6: people's license plates in and of themselves. They're only grabbing data.
Speaker 6: And there are a lot of people who and it's
Speaker 6: they're fighting everywhere for it because they're grabbing that data,
Speaker 6: and they're just going to this storage place. And people
Speaker 6: can actually go to a website have I been flocked
Speaker 6: dot com? To see if their license plates been on
Speaker 6: the flock camera? So it records it, it goes to
Speaker 6: this database, this warehouse. And what's happening in that warehouse?
Speaker 6: Whereas that information going to? And here's how it relates
Speaker 6: to the gain of functions.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, this data is
Speaker 5: going to a warehouse, a mysterious warehouse. And you're an
Speaker 5: expert in this stuff. What could they possibly give me
Speaker 5: some scenarios as to what they could be doing with
Speaker 5: it in that warehouse.
Speaker 6: Well, they're building a dossier, an electronic fingerprint dossier on people, citizens,
Speaker 6: anybody who's driving these things. And it's so incredible and
Speaker 6: so vast and so controlling that it is a exhibiting
Speaker 6: the same functions of the wuhan virus. It's going beyond
Speaker 6: just the flock cameras and it's going to everything. When
Speaker 6: I say everything, a police officer is wearing a body
Speaker 6: camera and it's manufactured by a company called Axon. And
Speaker 6: here's where the chilling part gets into controlling you know,
Speaker 6: every part of your life. Okay, if you and I
Speaker 6: want to tell all the listeners tonight, you need to
Speaker 6: think twice about calling nine one one. I mean you
Speaker 6: think about New York City, old school nine to one one.
Speaker 6: You know, you dial dispatch, your answers, get your locations
Speaker 6: and police cms. You know, there's really no technology the dateline.
Speaker 6: You can hear the calls where they stay on the line,
Speaker 6: log some sort of like radio traffic, an instant report.
Speaker 6: All that kind of stuff is there, right, but now
Speaker 6: it is now fully integrated into Axon, which is a Carbine,
Speaker 6: which is a company that is something called an APEX platform.
Speaker 6: And now you're nine to one one becomes everything and
Speaker 6: it's going everywhere, grabbing everything from a flock camera map
Speaker 6: to the information on your cell phone. So it will
Speaker 6: take your live video streaming so that telecommunicators can you know,
Speaker 6: seed through the eyes of the caller now right, and
Speaker 6: then they'll they'll locate your precise location. And then you
Speaker 6: got this AI powered sort of you know, triage's being done.
Speaker 6: And now your your call to nine to one one
Speaker 6: is no longer just a voice on the line. It's
Speaker 6: now a live video broadcast, a precise track of where
Speaker 6: you are. And it's now a machine generated summary of
Speaker 6: what you said, stored and searchable along with everything else
Speaker 6: that's going into this database. Now, if you look at
Speaker 6: the patrol officers that are in New York, they wear
Speaker 6: those body worn cameras. They have to record the use
Speaker 6: of force, the arrests, you know, the crimes in progress.
Speaker 6: And then you have all the other information that gets
Speaker 6: logged into this and then it's cross reference in and
Speaker 6: of itself within the data. No humans touching any of
Speaker 6: this stuff. And then you add those license plate readers.
Speaker 6: There's other things called signal trace, which is tracking you know,
Speaker 6: I don't know if you the pings off of the
Speaker 6: which tower are you on? Where are you at? Like,
Speaker 6: they can create a unique and trackable electronic fingerprint that
Speaker 6: travels with you on everything. And now it's a new organism,
Speaker 6: it's a new biological organism that's electronic. So after handling
Speaker 6: your call, your video, and let's say there's a call
Speaker 6: where a police officer shows up, all the sensors start
Speaker 6: recording every crime in progress in those encounters, and then
Speaker 6: you tie everything on the back end to this cloud.
Speaker 6: Right where is it going the warehouse, It's going to
Speaker 6: this cloud and it's integrating all of it as digital
Speaker 6: evidence for the full case, you know, life cycle, if
Speaker 6: you will. So these are all new solar of liberty.
Speaker 5: And these are two questions. One is evil and two
Speaker 5: there are many layers of privacy issues. With each step
Speaker 5: that you described, somebody had to sign off. Who gets
Speaker 5: to sign off on this crap?
Speaker 6: Well, municipalities are fighting back, and the citizens within the
Speaker 6: municipalities are fighting back means because they don't want any
Speaker 6: part of this, and because no one was aware that
Speaker 6: this was happening. These are just contracts that are all
Speaker 6: done in the name of safety and doing. Hey, we're here,
Speaker 6: we're from the government, here to protect you, we're here
Speaker 6: to serve you. We're here to protect and serve all
Speaker 6: that stuff, right, they sell that to you, and you
Speaker 6: want lower crime. And if we just had this and
Speaker 6: we we track this like, you have to start talking
Speaker 6: to the normal people out there, because now they're hesitating.
Speaker 6: And this is why nine to one one calls are
Speaker 6: now down because for any sane person, your rights are
Speaker 6: being violated and it changes the whole stakes of dialing
Speaker 6: just a nine call. You're no longer just like reaching
Speaker 6: the dispatcher, entering a laboratory of surveillance. And if you're
Speaker 6: I don't know, on probation, if you're in some sort
Speaker 6: of messy domestic situation, or maybe you're just distrustful of cops,
Speaker 6: or in the case of you know, legals, you're undocumented.
Speaker 6: Like you have to start wondering do I want my
Speaker 6: voice and movements and my location broadcast to a cloud vendor,
Speaker 6: where's it go? How long do they store it? But
Speaker 6: I want the building flagged as some sort of you know,
Speaker 6: problem place, so you call to stop the violence. But
Speaker 6: all of this stuff is injected into a system in
Speaker 6: which you no longer have control of where does it go,
Speaker 6: what does it do, and how long are they controlled?
Speaker 6: And the piece that is the most important is the
Speaker 6: company called Axon axoed. And there are pieces of this
Speaker 6: whole entire stack that I've described, and it is long
Speaker 6: right when you think about what Axon was. They're originally
Speaker 6: a taser company, right, That's what they started out at.
Speaker 6: But everything from predictive and analytics that is coming out
Speaker 6: of this. The departments are now grabbing this information and
Speaker 6: they're just doing investigation with New York Police Department, the
Speaker 6: Albuquerque Police Department, what you picked the municipality, like they
Speaker 6: get to go ahead and decide what to do with
Speaker 6: this data and just start needling their way without an
Speaker 6: official investigation being not like this gain a function approach
Speaker 6: to nine to one one is absolutely dangerous, Walter. This
Speaker 6: is not a conspiracy. This is something that is being
Speaker 6: done and it's just a matter of time before this
Speaker 6: stuff gets fully vertically integrated, horizontally integrated, and everything that
Speaker 6: you do, from your car to your phone, heck, to
Speaker 6: the temperature that you keep inside your house, what time
Speaker 6: when you enter and leave right all being tracked in
Speaker 6: this surveillance organism with powers that it's never had naturally
Speaker 6: until really till four six years ago. So I listened
Speaker 6: to you know, everyone talk about Wuhan and COVID. This
Speaker 6: is actually in the surveillance state, this type of thinking,
Speaker 6: and it is absolutely has taken over. It's sort of
Speaker 6: a bit of a matrix, if you will.
Speaker 5: It is a bit of a matrix. You and I
Speaker 5: are talking to Eddie Aragon or Eddie Dragon, depending on
Speaker 5: his day, and he's revealing to us one of the
Speaker 5: most terrifying mysteries of surveillance that I could imagine, information
Speaker 5: about you and me in a cloud that's for sale
Speaker 5: and available to the very people we don't want to
Speaker 5: have it. Scam calls. What am I wanting? Yeah, scam calls.
Speaker 5: All the stuff that we keep getting this is all
Speaker 5: being created in the cloud. And uah, it's terrifying and
Speaker 5: you're terrified of it, aren't you, Addie?
Speaker 6: I am I. I fear for myself. I fear for
Speaker 6: everyone out there because every thing that we do is
Speaker 6: digitally controlled from our Apple Watch that's integrated your earbuds.
Speaker 6: Did you know that those have GPS on them. If
Speaker 6: you lose them, they have your name on them, and
Speaker 6: they have like an RFID if you will, or something
Speaker 6: that is going to tell you who it belongs to,
Speaker 6: when it was bought, who purchased it. Oh, in the name?
Speaker 6: Oh if I lose them, I'm glad that they can
Speaker 6: find them. Well, if they can find them, so can
Speaker 6: everybody else. Exactly everybody else that is tracking that information.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 5: Coming up in just seconds, Eddie, I have a question
Speaker 5: for you about Zoro Ranch, my favorite topic. But stand by,
Speaker 5: did you hear that? Listen? No, Eddie, could you put
Speaker 5: Eddie on hold? Please, guys work with me and turn
Speaker 5: up the computer here. Can you hear the tight as
Speaker 5: a drum boy? It's like Sweden. Hey did you hear that?
Speaker 5: Listen very carefully. That's my phone. No spam calls, no
Speaker 5: spam texts. I love the silence your phone probably not
Speaker 5: so quiet. Here's why data brokers, which is what Eddie
Speaker 5: was just talking about, are selling your personal information as
Speaker 5: though it's on clearance. Your phone number, home address, email,
Speaker 5: family members, political affiliation, even where you bank. Those scammers
Speaker 5: are blowing up your phone. They bought your information and
Speaker 5: they'll keep buying it over and over and over again
Speaker 5: until you make it stop. I did with in Cogni's help.
Speaker 5: In Cognate automatically removes your personal information from hundreds of
Speaker 5: data brokers and people search sites. In Cognate sends the
Speaker 5: legal removal request to these companies, and they follow up
Speaker 5: to make sure that the monitoring stops. Scammers can't find you.
Speaker 5: If they can't target you, If spammers can't find you,
Speaker 5: they can't bother you. Get sixty percent off right now
Speaker 5: at in cogniti dot com. In cogniti dot com slash sterling.
Speaker 5: That's in cognitate dot com slash sterling st e r
Speaker 5: l I N G and it's in cognate I N
Speaker 5: co O G N I. It's a website, so not
Speaker 5: an app. Just go to the website, get the information.
Speaker 5: The sweetest sound your phone could make is nothing at
Speaker 5: all more.
Speaker 1: Talking every night Walter Sterling The Other side of the Night.
Speaker 5: Eddie Dragon in New Mexico, right outside of Albuquerque, right
Speaker 5: near the Zoro Ranch, the most evil place on Earth
Speaker 5: based on the things Eddie Dragon has told us, this
Speaker 5: is one of this was what one of This was
Speaker 5: one of the most evil places on earth, because if
Speaker 5: there was cannibalism, if there was pedophilia, if there was
Speaker 5: actual evil done to these kids, this this trafficking, it
Speaker 5: was at Zoro Ranch, Eddie. Have you heard anything lately
Speaker 5: out of Zoro Ranch.
Speaker 6: The latest thing that I'm working on, Walter is there's
Speaker 6: been an exorbitant amount of digging that that had gone
Speaker 6: on over the years. I pulled the permits that were
Speaker 6: listed in you know, as they have to be listed
Speaker 6: in a public newspaper. I've had those for a while.
Speaker 6: I thought they were pretty innocuous. It was like basic
Speaker 6: things that happen on a ranch because you're looking for
Speaker 6: more water. Jeffrey Epstein had a relationship with one Peter
Speaker 6: Teel and he was certainly interested in sort of you know,
Speaker 6: genetic modification and go ahead, and.
Speaker 5: Who's Peter theal.
Speaker 6: Peter Tiel is uh one of the head tech guys
Speaker 6: of the world. He's building data centers. His next claim
Speaker 6: is to build data centers in outer space. And he
Speaker 6: was what I think, and what is very likely the
Speaker 6: case as we have sort of unearthed what is that
Speaker 6: labyrinth that exists at Zoro Ranch that now has disappeared,
Speaker 6: and we've constructed that there was very much a tunnel
Speaker 6: underneath there with large rooms. It's very likely what they
Speaker 6: were constructing over at Zoro Ranch was a data center,
Speaker 6: believe it or not, one between the radio towers.
Speaker 5: In the desert in the desert. Yes, yes, does this
Speaker 5: sound like a good plan that it could end?
Speaker 6: Well, Uh, well it could from an experimental standpoint in
Speaker 6: terms of it being a laboratory, laboratory for what they
Speaker 6: wanted to experiment on, not just genetic modifications to create
Speaker 6: a you know, more far more superior human being, but
Speaker 6: also from the standpoint of being able to do the
Speaker 6: things that people are doing right now with data centers.
Speaker 6: So this is something that Jeffrey Epstein was very interested in.
Speaker 6: And you know where we're at with this war on
Speaker 6: data centers around the world. Data centers in and of himself,
Speaker 6: I think are value neutral. You know, it depends upon
Speaker 6: whose hands they're in. Right from an infrastructure standpoint, technological standpoint, yeah,
Speaker 6: Zoro Ranch is not the best place, but they have
Speaker 6: a huge amount of power draw They have a huge
Speaker 6: amount of radio broadcast licenses through the FCC, interestingly enough
Speaker 6: for licenses right there where they're doing high speed transmissible
Speaker 6: data that was going through there. And then of course
Speaker 6: you have but what about the accounibalism, oh Walter, that
Speaker 6: I think is not going to be exhausted or proven ever.
Speaker 6: So on my side of things and what we've talked about,
Speaker 6: I think the evidence based upon the emails and based
Speaker 6: upon the disappearances of a number of people, which New
Speaker 6: Mexico has has talked about the Department of Justice, the
Speaker 6: Mexican Department of Justice, as well as the quote unquote
Speaker 6: Truth Commission. Whatever their truth they're pursuing, there's no other
Speaker 6: way to explain it. Given the ritualistic signage, given the painting,
Speaker 6: which is the sacrifice of the innocence at the front.
Speaker 6: Cannibalism is implicit in those emails and not implied, but
Speaker 6: I think the sense to understand. So, I mean, it's
Speaker 6: part of a part of the the you don't run
Speaker 6: jerky and talk about what they're doing. And I've now
Speaker 6: sent you a video by other means, so you can
Speaker 6: see exactly why I believe that the evidence is irrefutable.
Speaker 6: There's definitely something that occurred on that ranch.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the sentence. There's definitely cannibalism that occurred on
Speaker 5: that ranch, no doubt. Let's talk to Jay and Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the Other Side of Midnight with Eddie Dragon
Speaker 5: and Jay from Cincinnati. Congratulations for getting a telephone in Cincinnati.
Speaker 7: Yeah, great show. People forget forty two years ago when
Speaker 7: they first put cameras into cruisers. I was on the
Speaker 7: fire department and volunteer fireman, and it was a group
Speaker 7: called Mothers Against Drunk Drivers. That camera would show people
Speaker 7: doing a you know, walking the line if you were
Speaker 7: you know, basically, the officer felt you're under the influence.
Speaker 7: So the camera didn't lie and it changed the whole
Speaker 7: the whole way policing was done. Because some Shenanigans.
Speaker 5: Were going ons. Yes, what was that a nineteen sixties
Speaker 5: game show? Sheannanigans, welcome everybody today.
Speaker 7: Well, well you could let your friend off, you know,
Speaker 7: your buddy, your development been down at the local watering hole.
Speaker 7: And it changed. It put teeth into the dui laws,
Speaker 7: which it didn't have. You know before forty two years ago.
Speaker 7: I used to go out drinking and driving and I
Speaker 7: thought all I got is pay a three hundred dollars fine,
Speaker 7: No big deal. So that camera did a good thing.
Speaker 7: But you know, they've miniaturized them and they've taken the
Speaker 7: information and it could be going too far. But there
Speaker 7: was a good reason for the camera to be in
Speaker 7: the cruiser.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like a PSA for the camera. Don't you
Speaker 5: have anything scandalous to tell us?
Speaker 7: Jay, Yeah it is, you know, but I hear here.
Speaker 7: I was a fireman. I mean I had a double standard.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: Here, I'm trying to make a good example.
Speaker 5: I got it. I got it. Now listen, listen, this
Speaker 5: is far more important today. I'm crossing a street in
Speaker 5: Manhattan and there is a tower truck. There's like eight
Speaker 5: fire department people, firemen. They had just finished putting out
Speaker 5: a fire in a high rise sort of a high rise.
Speaker 5: But there they were standing there, and I was like
Speaker 5: so excited because because because these these are New York
Speaker 5: City firemen. So I walk up to them and I
Speaker 5: shake hands and we're talking a minute, and I say, well,
Speaker 5: you know, I'm on WABC radio and firemen are aware
Speaker 5: of things like this, especially radio stations that are their friend.
Speaker 5: And I'm looking at these New York City Fire Department
Speaker 5: guys and I figure one of them will say who
Speaker 5: are you. I say, I'm on WABC radio, and I
Speaker 5: figured one of them will say, really, which one are you?
Speaker 5: And you know what they said to me. We love
Speaker 5: listening to Sid. God, we think Sid is great. We
Speaker 5: totally enjoy listening to Sid fantastic. Do you know him?
Speaker 5: Do you know Sid?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I know Sid? Okay, guys, but I did get a picture.
Speaker 5: I sent it to my daughters. Jim, thanks very much
Speaker 5: for the call. At eight hundred eight four eight nine two,
Speaker 5: eight hundred eight four or nine to two, Eddie Aragan
Speaker 5: in New Mexico. Do you have closing comments?
Speaker 6: I have a closing segment that I'd like for you
Speaker 6: to hear. Have you ever heard of this?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 3: How do you how?
Speaker 5: How long is the kids.
Speaker 8: That how long?
Speaker 6: Probably forty five seconds. I want you to look at something.
Speaker 6: This is called the Hampstead Kids Documentary. Okay, and if
Speaker 6: no one's looked it up to see whether or not
Speaker 6: cannibalism and satanic ritual abuse is real. Take a listen
Speaker 6: right here.
Speaker 5: You're gonna you have audio. You're gonna play audio on
Speaker 5: my show.
Speaker 6: I have real audio.
Speaker 5: This will be a first for this show that I
Speaker 5: go to.
Speaker 6: Take a listen.
Speaker 10: What he yelped and he told me to cut the
Speaker 10: baby said.
Speaker 6: Off, and he forced me to.
Speaker 2: I couldn't your hold.
Speaker 6: So this is my hand on a lot. He put
Speaker 6: his big hand on and he pushed my hand and
Speaker 6: then cut off the hat.
Speaker 2: They eat it.
Speaker 4: Take a.
Speaker 8: Dane they wear.
Speaker 6: There's a special kind of shoes they make shoes, baby
Speaker 6: skin shoes. What the church and sacrific what can be sacrificed?
Speaker 6: The baby change if that's true? Yes, every Scots, we
Speaker 6: want three dollars of the scoff.
Speaker 5: You there you go. I've seen that video and I
Speaker 5: know what you're talking about, but it's bad audio and
Speaker 5: I'd much rather have you tell us that story rather
Speaker 5: than kids who we can't understand with British accents, and
Speaker 5: I saw that video and to me, it looked staged
Speaker 5: as hell.
Speaker 6: Okay, I will tell you based upon what I've read
Speaker 6: and what I reviewed inside the Epstein files and going
Speaker 6: through all of those at three hundred and seventy seven
Speaker 6: references to the Jerky during that time from November twenty
Speaker 6: eleven through the beginning of twenty thirteen, there's no doubt
Speaker 6: there was nothing but cannibalism going on Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 5: That's what we needed to hear, the mystery of Jeffrey
Speaker 5: Epstein's ranch. That's what you believe to be true. And
Speaker 5: I appreciate your friendship. Eddie Dragon. What's the name of
Speaker 5: your radio station in New Mexico which is going to
Speaker 5: start airing this show when.
Speaker 6: We're working on it, Rockftalk Rockoftalk dot Com AM sixteen
Speaker 6: hundred kiv A. Walter has the best overnight show there is.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Walter, Thank you sir. Eight hundred eight four
Speaker 5: eight nine two two two. With Walter Sterling, you realize
Speaker 5: that every day NASA sees something on Mars that they
Speaker 5: may or may not tell us about. They'll see something
Speaker 5: and then maybe a year later we hear about it.
Speaker 5: Maybe tomorrow we hear about it. They're always very vague
Speaker 5: fans of off campus.
Speaker 9: This might be in for a real life romance, as
Speaker 9: the TV series stars Josh Houston and Mika Abdullah are
Speaker 9: fueling dating rumors after stepping out together in Paris. In
Speaker 9: photos circulating on social media June twenty second, Josh and
Speaker 9: Mika appear to share some subtle PDA while shopping in
Speaker 9: the French capital. In one snapshot, Josh is seen holding
Speaker 9: Mika's face close to his while embracing the nape of
Speaker 9: her net. In another, Mika is seen grasping Josh's bicep
Speaker 9: as the pair stand together. The outing comes less than
Speaker 9: a month after a representative for Mika confirmed to US
Speaker 9: Weekly that san fiance Jake Shore had.
Speaker 11: Ended their engagement, adding to speculation.
Speaker 9: Josh shared a behind the scenes look at life with
Speaker 9: his off campus co stars on Instagram June twenty second,
Speaker 9: including a photo of him and Mika sitting together in
Speaker 9: a business class pod on an airplane seemingly en route
Speaker 9: to Paris. Neither Josh nor Mika have publicly commented on
Speaker 9: the romance rumors. However, the actress previously spoke about the
Speaker 9: close bond formed by the cast during filming, telling the
Speaker 9: Hollywood Reporter in May, I cannot go of these people,
Speaker 9: and while the status of their relationship remains a mystery,
Speaker 9: Nika's future on Off Campus is in The actress is
Speaker 9: set to become a series regular in season two, reprising
Speaker 9: her role as Ali Hayes, alongside Stephen Klein's Dean de Laurentis.
Speaker 9: The series is currently filming.
Speaker 5: There's our update on Off Campus, the greatest show made
Speaker 5: by Netflix in decades. Now, I'd like you to get
Speaker 5: the update from NASA about a person on Mars.
Speaker 12: What looks like the first ever Martian tourist is simply
Speaker 12: Curiosity's own shadow. One picture from a navigation camera reveals
Speaker 12: something completely unexpected.
Speaker 4: I took the rover and I put it where it belongs,
Speaker 4: and put the sun in the sky where belongs for
Speaker 4: the time that shot was taken, and what I found
Speaker 4: was something very interesting.
Speaker 12: Recreating the lighting conditions in which the picture was taken
Speaker 12: reveals the source of the shadow.
Speaker 4: When I rendered it, I saw this show up and
Speaker 4: if you look at the photo in question, this could
Speaker 4: be this, and that could be that, and that could
Speaker 4: be that, and there's the mask cam sitting over here.
Speaker 4: I believe that we are looking at the Mars HandLens
Speaker 4: imager on the end of the robotic arm.
Speaker 5: On a regular basis, we hear about something on Mars
Speaker 5: and it always puzzles me because we've had a rover
Speaker 5: on Mars for over twenty years. One of the great
Speaker 5: mysteries to me is why have we had a rover
Speaker 5: on Mars for twenty years? And anytime we ask NASA
Speaker 5: an annoying question.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 5: Oh, it's just a rock, all right. So over twenty
Speaker 5: years and a gazillion dollars that we've wasted for what
Speaker 5: what is the mystery of Mars that keeps a rover
Speaker 5: going there all the time. There's an Earth spacecraft on
Speaker 5: Mars for over twenty years working away. I don't believe
Speaker 5: for a second that they haven't found anything. I believe
Speaker 5: they have found a great deal which justifies their black
Speaker 5: box budget, their black budget to keep vehicles going there
Speaker 5: and to keep them maintained. And it's like, why would
Speaker 5: you go for twenty plus years to look at rocks?
Speaker 5: Oh yes, sir, yes that face that's a rock. Oh yes,
Speaker 5: that person standing there in a spacesuit on Mars. That's
Speaker 5: a rock. Oh oh yeah, the hedro dome, the hydrodome
Speaker 5: that they've got over in that corner. Pay no attention
Speaker 5: to that. This makes no sense. That is one of
Speaker 5: the great mysteries to me as to why we are
Speaker 5: still on Mars and all they find are rocks. Davis
Speaker 5: in New Jersey, Welcome to the Other side of Midnight
Speaker 5: with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 8: Hi Davis, Well, good morning. Just to bring you some
Speaker 8: information with your mobile phones. Now, these companies, they don't
Speaker 8: give out your name, but they will sell your data.
Speaker 8: They'll sell it to anybody. And in corporations, companies want
Speaker 8: to know where you've been, what stores.
Speaker 3: You go to.
Speaker 8: For instance, Verizon, you know, we'll sell to a shopping
Speaker 8: center to say this person is this age at this
Speaker 8: and this and this and this and this is where
Speaker 8: they travel. And they buy this information the police. And
Speaker 8: it's coming shortly now and they pull you over. Before
Speaker 8: they used to ask you where you're coming from because
Speaker 8: they wanted you to speak to see if you're drinking.
Speaker 8: Now when they pull you over, it's coming to the
Speaker 8: point where they're going to know where you are for
Speaker 8: the last fifteen or thirty minutes to see if you
Speaker 8: are lying or not. And it's also coming to the
Speaker 8: point now where they would know if you had company
Speaker 8: with you. And here's something everybody should try. Turn if
Speaker 8: you can turn your mobile phone off for like three
Speaker 8: or four days, if you could, right and then turn
Speaker 8: it on, and you'll be inundated with emails from businesses
Speaker 8: that you normally go to because they want to know
Speaker 8: where you are, where you've been. Come on back to us,
Speaker 8: and yeah, it's kind of creepy, folks. You know, somebody
Speaker 8: told me a long time ago, you know, your mobile
Speaker 8: phone knows more about you than God, and it is
Speaker 8: so true. And that's what I tell my kids too,
Speaker 8: So yeah, thanks for listening.
Speaker 5: Well, it's how do you feel about this?
Speaker 8: I think it's really creepy. I think it's really really
Speaker 8: you know, it's one thing to drive down the street
Speaker 8: and yeah there's cameras on you. Yeah they're they're tracking
Speaker 8: your tags. They know where you've been and where you're going.
Speaker 8: Voluntarily you're doing it. I don't like it. I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think it's correct.
Speaker 11: But it's all data.
Speaker 8: Everything is being sold. Everything is being sold, and that's
Speaker 8: what they do, that's how they market I can certain
Speaker 8: roadways in southern New Jersey, I can drive down and
Speaker 8: if I google tires because I'm looking for or tires,
Speaker 8: I'll get texts and I'll get emails from any tire
Speaker 8: company up and down that roadway. You know immediately, that's
Speaker 8: how quick they sell it. So you know it's a
Speaker 8: creep fast. It really is. And I'm not you know
Speaker 8: that gets into the wrong hands. I got to tell
Speaker 8: you something. We're We're in a bad way, folks, So thank.
Speaker 5: You, thank you very much for the call. Davis at
Speaker 5: eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two. The
Speaker 5: minute you ask for anything online, the minute you buy
Speaker 5: something online, but you've seen this, I'm inundated with four
Speaker 5: or five other brands of the same thing, which always
Speaker 5: strikes me as odd because I've already bought it. Like
Speaker 5: what now, I already bought this. You don't understand you
Speaker 5: and I have more mysteries coming up. We're going to
Speaker 5: talk more about that poor girl who is part of
Speaker 5: a Dutch family. She was on a cruise with her
Speaker 5: parents about how was it about eighteen years ago now
Speaker 5: and she's on a cruise with her parents. They go
Speaker 5: nightclubbing on this cruise, and they come back and she's disappeared. Now,
Speaker 5: mind you, if I had a four or five year
Speaker 5: old and I went out nightclubbing, I would not leave
Speaker 5: them alone. There was another kid too, she had a brother.
Speaker 5: I would not leave them alone. I'd have a babysitter.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't just lock the door on a cruise ship,
Speaker 5: not my house, don't know who's around. They couldn't think
Speaker 5: of anything scarier than to leave kids alone on a
Speaker 5: boat on it. Would you ever do that? Would you
Speaker 5: ever leave a kid alone? My fourteen year old daughter
Speaker 5: still will not stay home alone. I can't leave her
Speaker 5: home alone, and she'd be more than capable of whatever
Speaker 5: it is. She's not ready, and I don't make her
Speaker 5: do it. I'm saying, well, when you're ready, you can
Speaker 5: stay home alone. Until then you have to come with me. Well,
Speaker 5: I don't know if I want to go there. Well,
Speaker 5: that's that's the deal. I'm going to go to this
Speaker 5: store now, and if you don't want to come, that's
Speaker 5: your business. But then you're home alone, all right, I'm coming, okay.
Speaker 5: I think she'll be twenty eight before she's home alone.
Speaker 5: And then I told her something that was really interesting.
Speaker 5: I said to her, you know, next year, you can
Speaker 5: get a learner's permit to drive. No, they said, no,
Speaker 5: you could. You could learn to start learning to drive
Speaker 5: next year.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: And my oldest one didn't want to learn to drive either,
Speaker 5: the middle one. And by the way, that's a phenomena.
Speaker 5: When you and I were of driving age that day
Speaker 5: to that second we got in that car, we couldn't
Speaker 5: wait to get the driver's license. We couldn't wait to
Speaker 5: get a learner's permit.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: We did anything we could.
Speaker 6: To get to get that.
Speaker 5: It was key to a lots. But with the with
Speaker 5: these kids today, many of them are not in a
Speaker 5: hurry to get a learner's permit or a driver's permit,
Speaker 5: which is just so bizarre. So she's not in a
Speaker 5: big hurry to get a learner's permitted drivers permit. Strange,
Speaker 5: it's very strange about those disappearing scientists.
Speaker 10: What the public found was that there were multiple people
Speaker 10: that were tied to General McCaslin and then just tied
Speaker 10: to a lot of the different key research elements of
Speaker 10: this country. McCaslin had his fingers in, and that others
Speaker 10: were tied to at the highest levels of government. They
Speaker 10: all basically either went missing within the last year, or
Speaker 10: they died under circumstances which have yet to be explained.
Speaker 10: Some of them did die in crimes. There were a
Speaker 10: few murders that have been well documented, but in general,
Speaker 10: well every single person that has been seen or documented
Speaker 10: on the so called Missing Scientists lists had their fingers
Speaker 10: or at least were tied in some way to key
Speaker 10: US secrets, key US technology and research development. So all
Speaker 10: of these people are just in the most sensitive of
Speaker 10: areas and it's concerning to a lot of people, both
Speaker 10: in the intelligence field and in the federal government. I
Speaker 10: would definitely start with the missing person's cases. Obviously, there
Speaker 10: are a number of significant scientists who have been found dead,
Speaker 10: but the missing person cases are particularly of interest, and
Speaker 10: I would also put Melissa Cassias in the missing person cases.
Speaker 10: All of these individuals were not exactly the most influential
Speaker 10: people in regards to research and development, that being Cassius,
Speaker 10: that being Anthony Chavez. These were employees at Los Alamos
Speaker 10: National Laboratory. As you mentioned, this is one of the
Speaker 10: most recognized nuclear research labs since World War Two. They
Speaker 10: were employees there. Cassias was an administrative assistant. Chavez was
Speaker 10: a retired We believe this is only reported. We do
Speaker 10: not have it confirmed. With Los Alamos, they have not
Speaker 10: been the most forthcoming over the last few months in
Speaker 10: terms of his employment. But Chavez was reportedly an HVACT
Speaker 10: worker there worked on the environmental systems within the facility.
Speaker 2: Then you have Garcia.
Speaker 10: Garcia was at the Kansas City campus, which has an
Speaker 10: outpost within New Mexico, so he was also in the
Speaker 10: New Mexico area working on the development of nuclear weapons technology.
Speaker 10: He was reportedly a custodian there. We got that from
Speaker 10: an anonymous source who informed of his disappearance. And then
Speaker 10: of course you have Monicareza, who was an influential person
Speaker 10: at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL, and a lot of
Speaker 10: the disappearances, well a lot of the deaths have been
Speaker 10: connected to NASA JPL and a very very very concerning
Speaker 10: pattern there. And in the case of Cassius, a lot
Speaker 10: has been disputed about her the circumstances of her disappearance
Speaker 10: that day, needing a badge to drop her husband, who
Speaker 10: was also an employee at the National Laboratory. So basically
Speaker 10: it's a lot has been disputed that she dropped him
Speaker 10: off in their family car, but she needed an access
Speaker 10: card to get into the base high security access. She
Speaker 10: had reportedly alleged that she forgot the badge that day,
Speaker 10: had to go home, was going to work from home,
Speaker 10: and that was the last anyone saw of Melissa Cassius
Speaker 10: before she was found eleven months later. So there's been
Speaker 10: a great dispute over her store, the circumstances of her disappearance,
Speaker 10: which has led to the belief among many, including former
Speaker 10: members of the FBI, that there is a strong sense
Speaker 10: of foul play here. These people are highly vetted, These
Speaker 10: people are highly scrutinized. There have been claims that Melissa
Speaker 10: Cassius and her husband lost part of their access because
Speaker 10: of financial reasons. Basically anything that can put someone at
Speaker 10: risk for manipulation, for extortion. These people are highly looked
Speaker 10: after and monitored. And we've talked to former assistant directors
Speaker 10: of the FBI who have said that anyone who is
Speaker 10: an administrative assistant in a place like this is going
Speaker 10: to have the access to the same files that her
Speaker 10: superiors that she's working for, and you're talking about high
Speaker 10: levels of classified nuclear research. That has been one of
Speaker 10: the topics that a lot of these deaths and disappearances
Speaker 10: have been linked to nuclear secrets. It's not so much
Speaker 10: that they all had clear all these people had some
Speaker 10: sort of key access or knowledge to these sensitive fields.
Speaker 10: It's the fact that the missing persons all seemed to
Speaker 10: have disappeared in almost identical fashion. They all walked out
Speaker 10: of their homes, left all of their identifiable markings, their wallets,
Speaker 10: their keys, their phones. You can't track them, all of
Speaker 10: their valuable possessions behind. None of them took a car,
Speaker 10: none of them took their home keys. These people basically
Speaker 10: just up and walked out of their lives.
Speaker 5: And that's the mysterious part. It's not that they had
Speaker 5: high profile jobs, important jobs, jobs that carried secrets. It's
Speaker 5: not that those people disappear. They had secrets. The X files.
Speaker 5: Cancer Man had to make them disappear. The weird part
Speaker 5: is they all left their home the same way. They
Speaker 5: all left their iPhones, their keys, They left that at home,
Speaker 5: which means either somebody told them to leave it at
Speaker 5: home and they were so afraid they did, or they
Speaker 5: felt so safe they didn't think they needed all that
Speaker 5: They were told just come outside for a second. One
Speaker 5: or the other what do you think eight hundred eight
Speaker 5: four eight nine two to two two The Keepers of
Speaker 5: secrets UFOs extraterrestrials. They left their homes without their phones.
Speaker 5: When was the last time you left your home without
Speaker 5: a phone? When was the last time?
Speaker 3: Never?
Speaker 5: You never left your phone without a home? Oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: I forgot my phone.
Speaker 1: We have to go back.
Speaker 5: You could be four hundred miles from your home and
Speaker 5: no phone. I have to go back, right, These really smart,
Speaker 5: scientific oriented people left their homes without their phones, or
Speaker 5: their IDs or their keys. The only way you would
Speaker 5: do that is, Hey, come on outside, I just want
Speaker 5: to say hi to you for a second. Right, that
Speaker 5: would be the only reason you'd leave your home that
Speaker 5: like that. That would be the only reason. It's a
Speaker 5: great mystery. Fourteen top level scientists or their assistants working
Speaker 5: in high priority areas disappeared the same way. What's your
Speaker 5: theory of this mystery? Eight hundred eight four eight nine
Speaker 5: two two two. Oh my gosh, look at that fifty
Speaker 5: minutes past the hour with Walter Sterling on the other
Speaker 5: side of midnight.
Speaker 2: Well he sketched. I wish I had him here.
Speaker 13: Now they're all classified in Washington, but they look like
Speaker 13: little space people that you would see in the space.
Speaker 6: Shows and a pop culture type.
Speaker 2: And they had helmets, huge helmets.
Speaker 13: He said he didn't know if it was because they
Speaker 13: need an environmental air or something inside that, or if
Speaker 13: their heads were that big he could he couldn't determine that,
Speaker 13: or if it was just a robot.
Speaker 2: But I said, I confronted me with us. I said,
Speaker 2: you said that the helmet was big with.
Speaker 6: A tube br respirators or something.
Speaker 2: He said yeah.
Speaker 13: I said, well, if it was a robot, they wouldn't
Speaker 13: need to breathe there. He thought, Oh, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 13: So they must have been real. He says, it must
Speaker 13: have been extra trust. I say, yeah, probably were.
Speaker 5: Nick on Long Island. Welcome to the other side of midnight.
Speaker 5: Which side of midnight do you think you're on?
Speaker 11: I was just on to thinking that there was a
Speaker 11: knock at the door and then our scientists.
Speaker 6: Took a walk.
Speaker 5: Is that your theory as to what happened to those
Speaker 5: fourteen scientists who have disappeared? And Science Experiment Assistance tell
Speaker 5: us from scratch what you think happened to them?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, it just aims coincidental that the phone
Speaker 11: and keys were left behind. I mean, I'm certainly somebody
Speaker 11: who believes in leaving the phone at oh my my,
Speaker 11: go out had private conversations, So it would seem likely
Speaker 11: that somebody so connected to technology that would be so
Speaker 11: quick to walk away from the technology that could be
Speaker 11: tracking them, that they would walk away and have a
Speaker 11: private conversation, thus coincidentally getting picked up and disappearing.
Speaker 5: It didn't occur to me until you just said it.
Speaker 5: And what a great thinking there that these are technicians.
Speaker 5: These are technical people, and they're more aware of the
Speaker 5: capabilities of an iPhone than you and I are, and
Speaker 5: their decision was to leave that iPhone where it is.
Speaker 5: They may have been going out for a confidential conversation
Speaker 5: that they knew would be picked up by the phone,
Speaker 5: or they may have been told by their handler leave
Speaker 5: the phone at home. We can't afford any leaks on
Speaker 5: this that could have been it.
Speaker 3: Nick, Yeah, I mean this day and age, the technology
Speaker 3: is so deep, the rabbit hole is deep and dark,
Speaker 3: so anything is possible.
Speaker 5: Having doubt, You're absolutely right. I appreciate the call. Thanks
Speaker 5: very much, Nick, Thanks for calling. Eight hundred eight four
Speaker 5: eight nine two two two eight hundred eight four eight
Speaker 5: nine two two two. Coming up, you and I are
Speaker 5: going to get the latest update on the UFOs and
Speaker 5: I have so much Hold on a second, I'm going
Speaker 5: to actually get notes like a professional talk shows. Do
Speaker 5: you ready for this? Let's see.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I want to talk more about why did we all
Speaker 5: agree to the COVID protocol. We all agreed tens of
Speaker 5: millions of people were able to be fooled into staying home,
Speaker 5: closing their businesses, yank and their kids out of school.
Speaker 5: That's an astonishing group think. That's an amazing persuasion of
Speaker 5: millions of people who are among the smartest and the
Speaker 5: stupidest in the world. All of us were convinced to
Speaker 5: go home. Let me say that again, all of us.
Speaker 5: We're convinced to go home because maybe you'll catch something.
Speaker 5: The flu kills millions of people each year. I'm not
Speaker 5: told to go home. I'm just told wash your hands
Speaker 5: a lot. I'm not told to keep my kid out
Speaker 5: of school unless the kid's sick, keep the kid out
Speaker 5: of school. If your kid's coughing, keep the kids out
Speaker 5: of school. And then the other big thing which my
Speaker 5: kids asked about and I actually have the answer to now,
Speaker 5: which is do cats remember other cats? That is, does
Speaker 5: a mother cat remember the kitten when the kitten gets older?
Speaker 5: Does the kitten as it grows up, remember that that's
Speaker 5: its mom? And what about brothers and sisters? Do the
Speaker 5: brothers and sisters remember their brothers and sisters? And do
Speaker 5: they commit incest? We're drinking less alcohol? Why is that
Speaker 5: not just a little? Major distilleries are shut down, distribution
Speaker 5: networks have been shut down because there's a dramatic drop
Speaker 5: in alcohol consumption. They say that it's a cultural thing
Speaker 5: that people who are Gen zs don't want to stand
Speaker 5: around a bar get drunk with each other. They're far
Speaker 5: more terrified than you were of drunk driving. It's not
Speaker 5: cool to be drunk in front of your friends. All
Speaker 5: of that, and that's what they're all presenting. And you
Speaker 5: may have a different theory, but I know what it is.
Speaker 5: It's marijuana. They're smoking dope. That's what they're doing. They're
Speaker 5: smoking marijuana. They're not getting bourbon, they're not drinking bourbon.
Speaker 5: Why waste time when you can be stoned out of
Speaker 5: your mind and paranoid for the rest.
Speaker 6: Of the week.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 5: And then here's an interesting thing. Here's a mystery to consider.
Speaker 5: They've never found they you know who they are. No
Speaker 5: archaeologist has ever found a complete dinosaur. When you look
Speaker 5: at the museum of Natural History in every city, there's
Speaker 5: a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, in a giant Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton,
Speaker 5: and the kids are amazed by it, and you're amazed
Speaker 5: by it. You go, my gosh, it's so huge. Well,
Speaker 5: most of that's made up. Most of those bones are
Speaker 5: made out of molds, plaster of Paris. Just like when
Speaker 5: you were in first grade and you made things out
Speaker 5: of plaster of Paris. Is that still a thing making
Speaker 5: things out of plaster of Paris? Which never worked for me.
Speaker 5: It always got moldy and stank. But then there was
Speaker 5: always the cool girl who knew how to make things
Speaker 5: out of plaster of Paris. I was never the cool girl.
Speaker 5: And that's how those dinosaurs, those Tyrannosaurus rexes are made.
Speaker 5: In most of the museums of natural History, they have
Speaker 5: never found a complete Tyrannosaurus rex or even close to it.
Speaker 5: They've just found a bunch of bones in a likely spot. Well,
Speaker 5: let me suggest this to you. There were dragons, Maybe
Speaker 5: there weren't dinosaurs. All of the biblical references to dragons,
Speaker 5: and the medieval literature references to dragons, and all of
Speaker 5: the China and Japanese references to dragons. Maybe there were
Speaker 5: fire breathing dragons. And in the alternative history of the world,
Speaker 5: there was a decision quietly made. We we're not going
Speaker 5: to celebrate the discovery of anything that could have been
Speaker 5: a dragon. Let's let's make something new up. Let's make
Speaker 5: these these dinosaurs. Yeah, let's do dinosaurs. I think the
Speaker 5: dinosaurs were all made up. I don't think there were
Speaker 5: dinosaurs eight eight four eight nine two two two Walter
Speaker 5: Sterling The Other Side of Midnight, Red Apple Audio Networks