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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Around.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
This is the seventy seven WABC Mini cast.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
They loved Stage, Nature.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Danger, Dave, Dave Scott, tell me how you are today,
because I know yesterday you couldn't go on the air
because your throat was killing you. Your eyes are killing
you because of the wild Canadian wildfires.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
Yeah, and the internet, Oh Internet.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
Tell us about that. That's that was really interesting. Tell
us about that.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Well, what happened was yesterday we had a thunderstorm rolled
through and thankfully didn't start any new fires. But in
the fire south of us, in this little hamlet called Clinton,
British Columbia, the Caribou region of the province, what is
about six and a half hours north east of Vancouver,
(01:04):
the main internet fiber optic cables got fried in the
forest fire, solely for.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Me, Like, yeah, so about how much how much cable
was it? A mile of cable, a foot of cable?
What do you think? How bad was this damage?
Speaker 1 (01:21):
Well, I mean it was right along the highway for
a couple miles, so I'm pretty sure a lot of
it got fried. And so in order for us to
get internet, they had to bury it or take a
backup signal. From where I am about eight and a
half nine hours northeast in Edmonton, Alberta, and put that
into BC. Well, the motherboard of that one in Edmonton
(01:45):
blew up, and at about ten o'clock yesterday morning we
did not have any internet whatsoever. The internet ended up
coming back on at around nine fifteen, nine thirty Pacific time,
but by then it was like I couldn't get prepared
for anything. I couldn't even do my show. Thankfully, my
(02:06):
radio stations, I was able to get a hold of
them all and say, look, this is what happened. Can
you please play an archive? And you know, as radio
hosts or Walter, we hate playing archives. We love being live,
we really do. But it was one of those nights.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
At John Katzimatiti's companies, repeats are not allowed. The great
strength of the bred Apple Audio Networks is that when
I go off the air, when I come on the air,
I follow a local, I follow a live host, and
when I go off the air, I am followed by
(02:43):
live newspeople and a live host. You know what that's
called Dave Radio. Yes, it's called Radio two points excellent, congratulations.
It's called Radio Mike, thank you. What a wacky idea huh.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
It's amazing, and you know, it's weird if some of
these corporations would actually figure it out. People listen to
live radio.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
This is live radio. That's why I'm eating in front
of you.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Yes, but that's also why you have a million and
a half people listening to you every night, and not
some replay on the network or some Saudi podcast or
something along those lines, because.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
It's just a Saudi a Saudi podcast. Wow, what's s
d D oh oh as in like SOD Yeah, I
was yeah, yeah, Well you understand these What's unfair is
that the reason most of these radio companies, both in
(03:48):
Canada and in the Lower forty eight, the reason that
they have so much repeat and they have so much
tract and they have very little live is not because
of anything of the operators today. It's because of what
happened fifteen or twenty years ago when venture capital entered
the radio industry, and venture capital put these companies deeply,
(04:12):
deeply in debt, and the CEOs of those companies at
the time were very happy to accept their five percent
of that debt and retire to South Padre Island. It
was irresponsible and the people running these companies today, like
Bob Pittman. They they're doing their darnedest, but they didn't
cause the problem.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
As Billy Joel saying, we didn't cause the fire. It
also when they started hiring accountants and lawyers to run
radio stations instead of radio people, that killed it too.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Wow, what was that, Pete? That was interesting? I'm just
seeing something on my board that was fascinating. What was that, Pete?
Didn't some of you know anyway? I don't know. It
must have been UFOs. Dave Scott is the host of
spaced Out Radio. He has a website called spaced Outradio
(05:11):
dot com. It's a good website and you can find
on it the hottest item in their store spaced out
Radio dot com slash shop. It's a picture Walter sterling
any UFO flying the UFO to clear up? Where did
they come from? I brought them here? Dave Scott? What
do you have to report? What's going on?
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (05:31):
There was a big drop on Friday, right last Friday.
Speaker 1 (05:34):
Yeah, there was Tronch five that came out on Friday.
A lot of dots and Walter, I mean, it's disappointing.
I think this week has been, in my opinion, a
step back in ufology a little bit leading with Tronch
five that was dropped at the website warwar dot gov
forward slash UFO please go check it out. Okay, So
(05:59):
basically they focused on black triangle aircraft and these craft
that people are seeing apparently over military bases and elsewhere
were being seen, but there was no photographs. It was
just this person military personnel saw a black craft over
a military installation and its shaped like a triangle. Then
(06:23):
instead of a photo or giving us a report of
what it actually looked like, they gave us an AI rendering.
This happened a few times in the drop. The other
issue that I had with this drop was that the
videos that they used, instead of giving us different videos,
they took one long video and cut them up into
(06:46):
small pieces. They did this with a couple of the videos,
which I thought, wow, we're really at that out of
the thousands upon thousands of videos that we are allegedly
told exist by the AERO pro by the FBI and
other alphabet agencies, we get two videos that are edited
(07:06):
rather than a tranche of videos. Because I like that
word trunch okay, to actually show us something. So that
was disappointing. And then earlier today Marco Rubio, the Secretary
of State, went on a podcast and he was talking
and asked the UFO question. And it's funny because one
(07:28):
member of UFO Twitter or ex posted this that every
year Rubio since twenty twenty one has said the exact
same thing. We don't know what they are. We know
they exist, we know they're here, we don't know what
they want. We don't know where they're coming from. We
don't know anything. Well, there are people out there already
(07:49):
saying we have the information, we just can't get it out.
So when you have somebody as powerful, excuse me as
Rubio saying these words, I think it takes the entire
genre backwards because now we're not getting any news. We're
(08:10):
not trying to ruffle the feathers in order to get
this story out. We need to ruffle some feathers. But
if the people in play are wanting to go back
to twenty twenty one, like Rubio, we're never going to
get ahead. And it just shows this this cyclical motion
of regurgitating news and words that really baffle many of
(08:35):
us because we're trying to figure out where these things
are coming from Are they aliens or are they ours?
Or maybe a combination of both. But we'll never find
the answer, And I think that's the point of this all.
They don't want us to know. They want to close
the door on this subject.
Speaker 2 (08:53):
It will never close, no.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
But on the government, and it could not on the
UFO end. The people who are who are are like me,
who have been diligently trying to get this story out
there for years. Our doors will never close. But I
think your government wants it to go away. Why Because
(09:18):
I don't think it's about aliens and UFOs. I think
it's about hidden American technologies.
Speaker 2 (09:29):
Then it's about hidden technologies, US technologies for the past
sixty years.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Yes, but a really and I encourage people to look
up this name. His name is Michael Schratt. He is
an aviation historian and he is probably the best the
United States has to offer on this subject when it
comes to the UFO cover up. Michael believes places like
(09:58):
Lockheed Martin and there's Skunkquirks program are anywhere between fifty
and one hundred years ahead in technology than where we
are what we see as a public and they don't
want to release that.
Speaker 2 (10:11):
I don't know why. Why wouldn't they want to release it.
I think they'd be proud of it.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Well, they're proud of it for the military industrial complex,
but I think you know it's going to cost companies
a lot of money. Let's just say, for instance, they
have figured out free energy where we don't need gas
products oil and gas products anymore, okay, And they have
this free energy that they could be using, and they're
testing it out on craft that can travel at very
(10:41):
high rates of speed without harming the human body. Okay.
If they have that, imagine how many people it would
put out of work. Imagine how many companies would go
down if all of a sudden we had cars that
were built off of free energy. If we had and
I'm not sure talk an electric here, I'm talking free energy,
(11:04):
and if we had that ability, how much would this
cost the economy? The economies would collapse if all of
a sudden oil went the way of the Dodo bird
or gasoline. So we have to think that the technology
is out there, but they don't want us to have
it because there is ramifications around the world. If it
(11:27):
does come out.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
The great mystery about UFOs the answer there have been
five tranches from the US government saying here's some more pictures.
Based on what they have released. They could have released
it all at once because there's nothing there. But I
believe that the President told the truth when he said
I will release all the unidentified flying object files. And
(11:53):
that's exactly what it is. It's unidentified. They have no
idea what they are, and they're saying, hey, we have
no idea what this is. Oh okay, good, and therefore
he hasn't live. But they have not released the identified
flying object files. I look forward to that. Dave Scott,
how do we find you?
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Spaced Outradio dot com. You can download our show for
free on any major podcast network like Spotify or iTunes,
and of course our YouTube channel is spaced Out Radio.
We encourage you to hit that follow button.
Around.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
This is the seventy seven WABC Mini cast.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
They loved Stage, Nature.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Danger, Dave, Dave Scott, tell me how you are today,
because I know yesterday you couldn't go on the air
because your throat was killing you. Your eyes are killing
you because of the wild Canadian wildfires.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
Yeah, and the internet, Oh Internet.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
Tell us about that. That's that was really interesting. Tell
us about that.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Well, what happened was yesterday we had a thunderstorm rolled
through and thankfully didn't start any new fires. But in
the fire south of us, in this little hamlet called Clinton,
British Columbia, the Caribou region of the province, what is
about six and a half hours north east of Vancouver,
(01:04):
the main internet fiber optic cables got fried in the
forest fire, solely for.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Me, Like, yeah, so about how much how much cable
was it? A mile of cable, a foot of cable?
What do you think? How bad was this damage?
Speaker 1 (01:21):
Well, I mean it was right along the highway for
a couple miles, so I'm pretty sure a lot of
it got fried. And so in order for us to
get internet, they had to bury it or take a
backup signal. From where I am about eight and a
half nine hours northeast in Edmonton, Alberta, and put that
into BC. Well, the motherboard of that one in Edmonton
(01:45):
blew up, and at about ten o'clock yesterday morning we
did not have any internet whatsoever. The internet ended up
coming back on at around nine fifteen, nine thirty Pacific time,
but by then it was like I couldn't get prepared
for anything. I couldn't even do my show. Thankfully, my
(02:06):
radio stations, I was able to get a hold of
them all and say, look, this is what happened. Can
you please play an archive? And you know, as radio
hosts or Walter, we hate playing archives. We love being live,
we really do. But it was one of those nights.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
At John Katzimatiti's companies, repeats are not allowed. The great
strength of the bred Apple Audio Networks is that when
I go off the air, when I come on the air,
I follow a local, I follow a live host, and
when I go off the air, I am followed by
(02:43):
live newspeople and a live host. You know what that's
called Dave Radio. Yes, it's called Radio two points excellent, congratulations.
It's called Radio Mike, thank you. What a wacky idea huh.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
It's amazing, and you know, it's weird if some of
these corporations would actually figure it out. People listen to
live radio.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
This is live radio. That's why I'm eating in front
of you.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Yes, but that's also why you have a million and
a half people listening to you every night, and not
some replay on the network or some Saudi podcast or
something along those lines, because.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
It's just a Saudi a Saudi podcast. Wow, what's s
d D oh oh as in like SOD Yeah, I
was yeah, yeah, Well you understand these What's unfair is
that the reason most of these radio companies, both in
(03:48):
Canada and in the Lower forty eight, the reason that
they have so much repeat and they have so much
tract and they have very little live is not because
of anything of the operators today. It's because of what
happened fifteen or twenty years ago when venture capital entered
the radio industry, and venture capital put these companies deeply,
(04:12):
deeply in debt, and the CEOs of those companies at
the time were very happy to accept their five percent
of that debt and retire to South Padre Island. It
was irresponsible and the people running these companies today, like
Bob Pittman. They they're doing their darnedest, but they didn't
cause the problem.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
As Billy Joel saying, we didn't cause the fire. It
also when they started hiring accountants and lawyers to run
radio stations instead of radio people, that killed it too.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Wow, what was that, Pete? That was interesting? I'm just
seeing something on my board that was fascinating. What was that, Pete?
Didn't some of you know anyway? I don't know. It
must have been UFOs. Dave Scott is the host of
spaced Out Radio. He has a website called spaced Outradio
(05:11):
dot com. It's a good website and you can find
on it the hottest item in their store spaced out
Radio dot com slash shop. It's a picture Walter sterling
any UFO flying the UFO to clear up? Where did
they come from? I brought them here? Dave Scott? What
do you have to report? What's going on?
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (05:31):
There was a big drop on Friday, right last Friday.
Speaker 1 (05:34):
Yeah, there was Tronch five that came out on Friday.
A lot of dots and Walter, I mean, it's disappointing.
I think this week has been, in my opinion, a
step back in ufology a little bit leading with Tronch
five that was dropped at the website warwar dot gov
forward slash UFO please go check it out. Okay, So
(05:59):
basically they focused on black triangle aircraft and these craft
that people are seeing apparently over military bases and elsewhere
were being seen, but there was no photographs. It was
just this person military personnel saw a black craft over
a military installation and its shaped like a triangle. Then
(06:23):
instead of a photo or giving us a report of
what it actually looked like, they gave us an AI rendering.
This happened a few times in the drop. The other
issue that I had with this drop was that the
videos that they used, instead of giving us different videos,
they took one long video and cut them up into
(06:46):
small pieces. They did this with a couple of the videos,
which I thought, wow, we're really at that out of
the thousands upon thousands of videos that we are allegedly
told exist by the AERO pro by the FBI and
other alphabet agencies, we get two videos that are edited
(07:06):
rather than a tranche of videos. Because I like that
word trunch okay, to actually show us something. So that
was disappointing. And then earlier today Marco Rubio, the Secretary
of State, went on a podcast and he was talking
and asked the UFO question. And it's funny because one
(07:28):
member of UFO Twitter or ex posted this that every
year Rubio since twenty twenty one has said the exact
same thing. We don't know what they are. We know
they exist, we know they're here, we don't know what
they want. We don't know where they're coming from. We
don't know anything. Well, there are people out there already
(07:49):
saying we have the information, we just can't get it out.
So when you have somebody as powerful, excuse me as
Rubio saying these words, I think it takes the entire
genre backwards because now we're not getting any news. We're
(08:10):
not trying to ruffle the feathers in order to get
this story out. We need to ruffle some feathers. But
if the people in play are wanting to go back
to twenty twenty one, like Rubio, we're never going to
get ahead. And it just shows this this cyclical motion
of regurgitating news and words that really baffle many of
(08:35):
us because we're trying to figure out where these things
are coming from Are they aliens or are they ours?
Or maybe a combination of both. But we'll never find
the answer, And I think that's the point of this all.
They don't want us to know. They want to close
the door on this subject.
Speaker 2 (08:53):
It will never close, no.
Speaker 1 (08:58):
But on the government, and it could not on the
UFO end. The people who are who are are like me,
who have been diligently trying to get this story out
there for years. Our doors will never close. But I
think your government wants it to go away. Why Because
(09:18):
I don't think it's about aliens and UFOs. I think
it's about hidden American technologies.
Speaker 2 (09:29):
Then it's about hidden technologies, US technologies for the past
sixty years.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Yes, but a really and I encourage people to look
up this name. His name is Michael Schratt. He is
an aviation historian and he is probably the best the
United States has to offer on this subject when it
comes to the UFO cover up. Michael believes places like
(09:58):
Lockheed Martin and there's Skunkquirks program are anywhere between fifty
and one hundred years ahead in technology than where we
are what we see as a public and they don't
want to release that.
Speaker 2 (10:11):
I don't know why. Why wouldn't they want to release it.
I think they'd be proud of it.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Well, they're proud of it for the military industrial complex,
but I think you know it's going to cost companies
a lot of money. Let's just say, for instance, they
have figured out free energy where we don't need gas
products oil and gas products anymore, okay, And they have
this free energy that they could be using, and they're
testing it out on craft that can travel at very
(10:41):
high rates of speed without harming the human body. Okay.
If they have that, imagine how many people it would
put out of work. Imagine how many companies would go
down if all of a sudden we had cars that
were built off of free energy. If we had and
I'm not sure talk an electric here, I'm talking free energy,
(11:04):
and if we had that ability, how much would this
cost the economy? The economies would collapse if all of
a sudden oil went the way of the Dodo bird
or gasoline. So we have to think that the technology
is out there, but they don't want us to have
it because there is ramifications around the world. If it
(11:27):
does come out.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
The great mystery about UFOs the answer there have been
five tranches from the US government saying here's some more pictures.
Based on what they have released. They could have released
it all at once because there's nothing there. But I
believe that the President told the truth when he said
I will release all the unidentified flying object files. And
(11:53):
that's exactly what it is. It's unidentified. They have no
idea what they are, and they're saying, hey, we have
no idea what this is. Oh okay, good, and therefore
he hasn't live. But they have not released the identified
flying object files. I look forward to that. Dave Scott,
how do we find you?
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Spaced Outradio dot com. You can download our show for
free on any major podcast network like Spotify or iTunes,
and of course our YouTube channel is spaced Out Radio.
We encourage you to hit that follow button.
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