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July 24, 1996 - Art Bell
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Art Bell’s July 24, 1996, Coast to Coast AM episode dissects TWA Flight 800’s crash—113 bodies recovered, 100 witnesses reporting a streak of light, and FBI hypnosis re-interviews—while Stan Deyo from Australia links seismic anomalies near Tahiti (4–6m waves killing two) to global thermal shifts. They debate black box inconsistencies, missile theories, and potential state-sponsored terrorism ties, like the Oklahoma City bombing. Deyo also explores Atlantis clues in Saudi Arabia’s Rub’ al Khali desert and warns of Loihi’s Hawaii tremors (1,500+ quakes) risking a tsunami. The show ends with Bell balancing economic critiques against political realities, underscoring how fringe theories and geophysical mysteries intertwine in late-90s conspiracy culture. [Automatically generated summary]

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Investigators Reveal Truth 00:06:48
unidentified
Welcome to Art Bell somewhere in Thai.
Tonight featuring Coast to Coast A.M. from July 24th, 1996.
art bell
From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I bid you all good evening, good morning, as the case may be across all these many time zones stretching all the way from the Tahitian and Hawaiian Islands in the west, the West Virgin Islands.
Good morning, St. Thomas, in the east, down south, into South America, north to the pole, and worldwide on the internet.
This is Coast to Coast AM.
I'm Art Bell.
unidentified
Top for the morning to you.
art bell
All right.
It's going to be open lines tonight.
No guests.
You'll have Richard Hoagland here Friday night, Saturday morning.
unidentified
You don't want to miss that one.
art bell
The big news is they've got the flight recorders.
It was about a little over two hours ago they reported the recovery of the flight data and voice recorders to Flight 800.
Nobody has yet said whether they were pinging or whether they just physically found them.
I don't know the story there yet.
Five more bodies have been found, 113 thus far, 93 positively identified.
The president will visit very, very angry relatives who held a news conference earlier in the day carried by CNN.
The White House has issued an order saying whatever information the NTSB gathers should be given first to the families.
New York Governor Pataki probably didn't help the situation when he said, and this is typical of the way the information dispersal on this has been going, said the word from divers was that, quote, dozens and dozens of bodies have been recovered.
Then the investigators themselves said, no, not true, not recovered, but seen.
The investigators said, no, it's not true.
They had not located dozens and dozens of bodies.
Then later, the investigators came back and said, yes, it is true, that many bodies have been seen tangled with the wreckage at the bottom of the ocean.
The FBI has been, this is really interesting, has been dispatched to re-interview witnesses, National Guard witnesses, using, in some cases, hypnosis to help them recall what they saw.
Now, some people have been running around saying, well, we shot down our own plane.
Well, as a matter of fact, the exercise that was going on was not an armed one.
Was not armed, not live fire.
So the airplanes could not have shot down Flight 800.
They didn't have any ammunition.
unidentified
None.
art bell
Remember now, there were 100 witnesses who saw a streak of light headed up to this airplane before the explosion, including two military pilots who, without equivocation, said, yes, it was a missile.
Now, with the recovery of the flight data recorders, maybe we will learn something.
I believe the, now I'm not an aeronautical expert, but the flight data recorder generally will yield the information the instruments had right up until the moment of destruction.
That may give them a clue.
The cockpit voice recorder will yield any information said inside the cockpit, but not necessarily radioed to the ground.
So the answer may be close, or maybe not.
Maybe there will simply be a stoppage with the explosion occurring like that boom.
Maybe there will be some sort of word from the pilots about, oh my God, look at that.
Look what's headed toward us or something.
Who knows?
So the mystery of Flight 800 is a little closer to being answered tonight.
unidentified
A little closer.
art bell
And the speculation about all of this, of course, continues unabated.
Interesting story.
Moving through a little other news.
Army investigators at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, are looking into whether a black soldier may have been responsible for getting this, get this painting swastikas on the doors to black soldiers' rooms this month.
There have been no arrests as far as I know, according to a spokesman, but I understand the investigation is pointing toward an African-American.
Swastikas?
Strange, huh?
So there you've got it.
Bosnia is likely to return to war if no international force stays after December.
unidentified
Well, what a surprise.
art bell
When NATO peacekeepers plan to leave, and we are going to leave then, according to the administration, and they've been getting asked about that regularly on Sunday shows.
Yes, we'll be out, they say, but now the prediction is the Bosnian war will simply resume when we leave.
So what have we done?
Given them a breather, at least, I guess.
Dear Art, now, at the end of the program yesterday, some lady called up and said, Art, they have recovered a B-52 from World War II in Oregon.
And I said to the lady at the time, I don't think so.
You know, B-52s were not active during World War II.
Crop Circles Debunked 00:03:43
art bell
It was the 50s when they were put into service.
And indeed, it was not a B-52.
It was a B-24 liberator, about a third the size of a B-52.
So I got about a million faxes.
There was no time to get that answered yesterday before we got off the air.
And my fax machine went nuts.
My email went nuts all day long with people answering that for me.
I knew it could not have been and said so last night a B-52.
Indeed, it was not.
It was a B-24 liberator, and it was indeed found.
One of the latest crop circles that we've been hearing about in all places up in Nebraska, I've got an article here from a Nebraska newspaper.
It says, crop circle, probably not prank.
According to the experts, two national authorities said Tuesday that a mysterious circular pattern found in a barley field near Butte, Nebraska, could be a naturally occurring phenomenon.
Both W.C. Leavengood, a retired university professor from Grasslake, Michigan, and John Casher, a physics professor at the University of Nebraska-Omos, said the circle did not appear to be the work of pranksters.
Two researchers from Omaha plan to visit that site today to analyze the curious 30-foot circle surrounded by a four-foot ring.
And again, we encounter crop circles.
And again, it is not a prank, according to the experts.
So what is it?
A message?
A message to man?
Some sort of atmospheric phenomenon?
Nobody knows, but it sure as hell isn't Doug and Dave.
Little bit of politics.
Bob Dole in Pennsylvania trying to woo women voters.
And boy, does he need to do that.
Susan Malinari is going to do his keynote address.
And today, she said, Bob Dole, of all people, does not deserve a gender gap.
Doesn't deserve it.
Deserved or not, he has got a macungus gender gap.
Women don't like Bob Dole.
unidentified
Why?
art bell
Abortion?
Well, that's a partial answer, but there's a lot more at work here than just that.
But then again, there's a lot of men who are not altogether wild about Bob Dole either.
Dear Art, I just had to fax you after hearing a report on ABC Radio News.
Now brace yourself, folks.
The Clinton administration is now thinking, this is from Jeremy in Bakersfield, is now thinking of levying a sin tax on unmarried couples who live together.
I don't think there has been a single issue in the past that has made me so angry.
Art, I'm 23.
I've got a six-year-old son.
Yes, my fiancé and I are too young to have a child now, but we're already across the bridge and we can't go back.
Strange Unmarried Couple Tax? 00:02:52
art bell
I've got a pretty good job as a night supervisor at this 24-hour coffee shop and make a decent living.
Now, maybe some of the rest of you can help me out with this, but I had not heard, I had not heard the Clinton administration plans to levy a tax, really, on unmarried couples who live together?
No kidding.
That's very interesting, and I would like confirmation of that, and I haven't heard it anywhere else.
That is strange, isn't it?
Two more quick questions, and I think we'll do open lines.
Art Bell, I have a topic suggestion for your show: How about the strangest ways to die?
Not very long ago, a fisherman in some foreign country died because he had a fish jump down into his throat while he was fishing during a long yawn.
In other words, he went and a fish jumped down his throat.
He was asphyxiated, died after his comrades tried to save him, presumably trying to grab the tail of the fish, I guess, and pull it out, assuming it went in headfirst.
I've also heard of an armored car guard killed because a ton, that's a ton, of quarters fell upon him, crushing the life force from the system that drove the blood through his veins.
One other strange death.
A sanitation worker fell into the pit of dung and drowned.
Oh, that would be an awful way to go.
He used another word here, not dung, but you get the idea.
That's from Ron in Calabasas Hills, California.
Those are strange ways to die, indeed.
I particularly don't like the fish.
Can you imagine taking a big yawn and having a fish leap out of the water and jump down your throat?
Yuck.
And then one other person emailed me and said, Art, ask your audience, and this might be a very interesting question, if you had the opportunity to ask the deity of your belief one question, one question, or another way to put it, and I don't mind putting it this way, if you had an opportunity to ask God one question, what would it be?
One Question to Ask God 00:11:27
art bell
One question guaranteed to be answered.
You know, I hesitate to use the word truthfully because you know God isn't going to lie to you, right?
But if you had an opportunity to ask God one question, what pray tell would that question be?
Hmm?
In a moment, open lines.
I cannot yet give you the call letters, but I can tell you that beginning this coming Monday, we go on the air in Washington, D.C. Cool, uh-huh.
This coming Monday, we go on the air in Washington, D.C.
I have been authorized to tell you that much.
And we will be on the air in Washington, D.C. get this East Coast time from 2 in the morning until 7 in the morning.
7 in the morning.
Now, this is a good-sized station.
It covers all of D.C. like a blanket and the majority of the state of Virginia as well.
So I'm looking forward to that.
Now, they can already hear us in Washington, D.C. through the auspices of some other affiliates.
But this one is going to be right there, and we're going to be on the air till 7 o'clock in the morning.
So that means that we're going to be able to talk to the people in D.C. As a matter of fact, we're going to be able to talk to them as they roll their way to work in the beltway traffic jams.
So I'm looking forward to that, as you might imagine.
That's going to be fun.
And that all begins Monday, Washington, D.C., the nation's capital.
That should be pretty cool.
As the program continues to expand and expand and expand incredibly.
So once again, if you had an opportunity to ask God or Ross Mitchell one question, one question, what would it be?
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
unidentified
Yes, I want to say something about that tax on unmarried couples.
art bell
Yes, are you aware of that story also?
unidentified
No, I hadn't heard it.
That's the first I've heard of.
I kind of find it a little hard to believe.
art bell
I do, too.
unidentified
But the question I would ask God, if he were guaranteed to give me an answer.
Yes.
Oh, he would be.
art bell
I mean, you know God would never lie to you.
unidentified
Well, he could say no, I don't want to answer.
art bell
No, no, no, no.
The presumption of the question here, sir, is that he would answer you no matter what you asked.
unidentified
Okay, my question then would be, would you allow me to live for the length of time it would take you to tell me everything that has happened and everything that will happen in the universe?
No.
Oh, I thought he had to answer that.
art bell
Yep, you got your answer.
unidentified
Oh, okay.
art bell
The answer was no.
Now, you know, I said the answer would be, really, I can't presume to answer for God, of course, but I would presume that would be the answer.
We are mortal, and so you could ask, but I think the answer would be a resounding, mm-mm.
Even if you ask him what day is it?
This is knowledge that will come to you when you come to me.
How about that?
unidentified
Yes.
How are they going to tell, for instance, a friend of mine recently got a male, got a female, just platonic relationship roommate.
How are they going to tell whether they're a couple?
art bell
Cameras.
unidentified
And in that case, what if it's a gay couple?
Are they going to give them a special exemption since they're not married and they can't portray them?
art bell
Well, I suppose if it is a syntax, then one might presume it would be more in that case.
But again, there would have to be cameras.
Because you might claim that it was platonic.
They would have to know, right?
unidentified
That's why I don't really think that that's actually a tax there for the photo.
art bell
We would have to have the ISS, the Internal Sexual Service.
The whole thing's nuts.
I appreciate the call, sir.
Look, I don't know.
I say again, and I will read it again, but this is, according to this factser, Jeremy in Bakersfield, ABC did report, this is Jeremy now, saying that ABC reported, the Clinton administration is thinking of levying a syntax on unmarried couples who live together.
Now, I too find it a little hard to believe.
They would call it a syntax?
Really?
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Hi, Art.
unidentified
This is I'm Colin from Peoria, Illinois.
art bell
Yes, sir.
WTAZ country.
unidentified
Yeah, you betcha.
Boy, I tell you, I wanted to get through to you so bad last night.
I thought I was going to explode when that lady called you about this build more schools.
And I would venture to say, if she's out there somewhere listening tonight, there's two items I wanted to talk about.
The first one is, I'd venture to say that if there were enough people like her, what she doesn't seem to realize is if you stop the defense program and start building schools, the other nations are going to look at us like a hungry lion.
art bell
I know.
Really, I would not have, and I wouldn't now mind if she called and expressed that opinion.
I might take issue with her, and everything would be fine.
The problem I had with her was that she was saying that because I wanted a defense shield, I was a warmonger, and she was putting words in my mouth, and that drove me up a tree.
unidentified
Boy, I could smell the hate, too.
Just the blood boiling inside of me.
art bell
Sort of wafting out of your radio speaker grill, huh?
unidentified
And there was another thing.
art bell
All right, the other thing we'll have to hold until after the break, as will you.
Stay right there.
unidentified
This is Premier Networks.
That was Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast AM on this Somewhere in Time.
Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast AM from the 24th of July, 1996.
art bell
Open lines all night long tonight, and I've got a couple of items for you here in a moment.
Right now, back to my caller.
You're back on the air, sir.
unidentified
Well, hi.
One thing I wanted to, there are two little quick things here.
One was on our television, our ABC affiliate here a couple days ago, they asked a question on a talkback type thing.
Would you pay more money to fly in an airplane if the security if you would you if the security was tighter?
Would you pay more money?
And I sat down and I thought to myself, I just flew out to Los Angeles not long ago, and on a 757, there's close to 300 people on the plane, and each of them, I would say on average, I paid a lot more than that because I bought my ticket at the last minute.
art bell
Isn't that really almost a dumb question?
I mean, what would the alternative be?
No, no, actually, I'd rather have less security and pay less.
I don't care if there's a bomb on my plane.
unidentified
I mean, how much money do they need to make?
art bell
Which person, yeah, but which person is going to answer that way?
Would you pay more so that a bomb won't go off on your plane?
People said, yeah, they would.
Of course they did.
Of course they did.
unidentified
But it was like the $60,000 they make on one flight full of people if they average $200 a ticket.
I mean, how much money do they need to make to make sure that people are, that security is up to what it should be?
And the other thing was, did you see the dateline thing about Roswell just about, oh, maybe a week or two ago?
art bell
No, I did not.
What did they say about Roswell?
unidentified
Well, they turned it into a complete farce and they made Roswell look like an opportunistic little town that made up a fake UFO crash so they could get revenue because they were starving to death.
art bell
Oh, dateline, dateline, dateline.
unidentified
There's no shred of evidence that they're going to be able to do it.
art bell
Well, now, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
It is true that Roswell has a couple of museums, but so what?
The museums did not predate the crash.
unidentified
Well, and they never talked to one of the bona fide people who had anything really to do with it.
Just a couple of farmers that said, well, you know, I think I know what happened.
And they said there's no witnesses.
There's no evidence that anything actually happened.
And we did talk to the government, and the government's last word was that it wasn't a weather balloon, but it was some sort of other testing device.
art bell
It was called a balloon train.
It wasn't a balloon.
It was a different kind of balloon.
That's what they're saying.
All right, sir.
I've got to wander along here.
Thank you.
Thanks.
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
I mean, that's it.
Fine.
Take after Roswell, you little twits.
Come on, NBC.
You know better than that.
So what if they've got a museum there?
So what if they're capitalizing on it?
So what?
What's the sin in that?
Is that a way of debunking the original story?
I think not.
It's a cheap, easy shot kind of way to do it, I suppose.
But then again, NBC's reporting has always been totally spotless, hasn't it?
On our international line, you are upon the air.
Good morning.
Where are you, please?
stan deyo
Well, it's good day, good afternoon, 2.38 Thursday afternoon, Australia, Artichoke.
art bell
Oh, Stan Dayo.
unidentified
Stan Day.
art bell
All right.
I'm just fine.
How are you, Stan?
stan deyo
Well, I'm frustrated trying to get your thing over the internet here on my computer, your program, and it keeps dropping out for some reason on WOAI.
art bell
Aw.
stan deyo
And so I only hear a sporadic little burst of it and then it's gone.
What are you talking about tonight?
art bell
Oh, well, all kinds of things.
You know, Flight 800, of course, is big news back here, and they just recovered the black boxes.
So that's big news.
I don't know.
We're talking about all kinds of things, Dan.
What's on your mind?
What's going on with the story?
stan deyo
Well, somebody emailed me.
He said you were talking, I guess, earlier this week or late last week about Atlantis and stuff again.
Is that right?
art bell
Well, to some degree, that is correct.
As you know, or may not know, we had Graham Hancock on a couple of times.
And I've got Richard Hoagland coming back on this Friday night, Saturday morning.
Saudi's Global Database Tap 00:15:23
stan deyo
Is he going to be speaking on that or on the lunar things?
art bell
Well, he's going to speak on a number of things.
One of them relating to a moon of Jupiter.
There's some big news going on there.
stan deyo
Yeah, because it changed a lot on the terrain between the missions.
art bell
that the one um well they may have i i can't talk about it stand on the air right Right, right, right, right.
Glad to tell you privately.
I'm trying to hold it as a surprise for the audience, and it is going to be a surprise.
What do you know about Atlantis?
stan deyo
Well, actually, I've kind of renewed my interest in it.
My second book, I had a whole couple of chapters on Atlantis and where it would be today, where it is today, from information we got out of the oil exploration files and microfilm from over in Saudi Arabia.
And I just got an email here last week from some guy over in Dubai that I think he listens to your program somehow or another.
I don't know how, but he was telling me that you'd been talking about that, and he knew I'd written about it, and it was somewhere near Saudi Arabia, the Persian Gulf that I had stayed in.
And so we've entered into a discourse to try to figure out how to spur some of the Saudi rich houses or the Bahrainis to let a group come back in and show them where their national treasure is, all of Atlantis there, the whole Saudi peninsula.
art bell
That would certainly be a national treasure, all right.
Well, although I imagine were it to suddenly rise, Stan, there'd probably be a war over people trying to plant flags on it.
stan deyo
Well, this is the problem we've got.
Certainly, there is a sunken portion of it.
The capital, I'm reasonably certain, is at Abu Ali, next to the Berry oil fields just south of Kuwait.
But the problem is in the water, it's in there in the Persian Gulf, is it's in Saudi off-coast and partially in Kuwait off-coast.
And the Bahrainis would be upset if anybody was taking it out there, even though it's not on their immediate coastline.
And as you say, there would be people trying to plant flags on that particular spot.
art bell
You bet.
stan deyo
But the real archaeological treasure and technical treasure, I think, is all in the ante quarter, the Ruub Khali, of southern Saudi Arabia, which is all desert and petrified forests and ancient, ancient stone buildings and mine shafts and that kind of stuff.
That's where it is.
There's heaps of treasure there just digging, you know, in the sand.
art bell
Do you want to go over and dig a bit?
Oh, hey.
stan deyo
I was talking to Cousteau's people on board the Alcyon with Captain Dorasov in 1989 about going in.
And, you know, we had the problem with the Gulf War come up, and nobody could take a ship in the area without fear of a bubble mine breaking it in half.
art bell
Well, that's right.
Yes, I recall.
But now things, well, I won't say they're calm, but they're calmer.
So is there a real chance you might get over there?
stan deyo
Well, we're certainly trying to push it that way.
Raising, if we do it with Cousteau's people, they reckon it'll take $3 million a week to support the diving crew and take them back to Europe on a five-day rotation.
We'd have to dredge some areas to do that.
The underwater one's very expensive.
Failing that, if we can just get the official ruling bodies of at least Saudi Arabia to say, yeah, look, we'll give you a king's ex to come in here and talk about these things, even though they're kind of threatening our religion or whatever, and come on in and we'll carry you around.
We did get close a couple years back to getting the ruling family there to sponsor us in, but it kind of fell in the heap for some reason, and we haven't renewed it until this year.
So we're trying.
art bell
All right.
Well, keep us updated on that.
And Stan, what do you note thermally?
Where are the hotspots?
Stan looks at naval satellite imagery, thermal imagery of the ocean and the earth, and with it predicts earthquakes.
unidentified
So what's going on?
stan deyo
Well, it's kind of hard to say at the moment.
The data I've been getting has had a lot of cloud cover because of storms.
And so it's rather patchy.
But what I can see for North America, which I'm sure you're interested in, is that there are a number of thermal increases north and west of the Great Lakes up near Canada, which are huge thermal increases.
unidentified
Really?
stan deyo
And one that seems to just keep going and keep going down in the Baja Bay area.
I don't know what is causing that, but certainly the changes are reaching out from there west to Hawaii.
And as you are aware, I'm sure Hawaii has had 1,500 earthquakes in the last week south of the main island.
art bell
I am aware, yes.
That would be volcanic-related stuff, wouldn't it?
stan deyo
That's correct.
There's a sub-sea volcano that's I think it's about 3,000 feet, the top of 3,000 feet under or something like that under the ocean surface, is apparently about to build again.
It may just be a magma flow or it could be a disruptive explosion.
But certainly my spotters who live on the island and near Kilaueau, the Kilaueau event, are keeping a close eye because it's going to rock their boat if it's anything bigger.
art bell
Stan, hey, I've got an idea.
What are you in the middle of right now?
stan deyo
Oh, having a cup of coffee.
unidentified
Why?
art bell
Well, why don't you sit there and we'll let some callers ask you questions.
You want to do that?
stan deyo
Why not?
Let's do it.
art bell
All right, fine.
So that's Stan Deo in Alaska in Perth, Australia.
And Stan knows a lot about advanced aviation, things that fly at mock speeds that we only dream about.
And thermal imaging and Atlantis.
And Stan's a lot of fun.
So if you have a question for Stan about Australia, anything you've ever wanted to know about Australia, here's your guy.
Or aviation, or earthquakes, or Atlantis, here's your guy.
So I think I'll hold Stan for a little bit here.
Why not?
And let you ask questions.
So if you have any questions for Stan Dale, come now.
Again, we're going to hold Stan Dale here for a while, I think, and pummel him with questions.
So let me bring Stan up here over here on the guest line.
Are you there, Stan?
stan deyo
I am indeed.
art bell
Okay.
I do have one thing I want to bring up with you.
Stan, I know that you can occasionally get to my webpage, correct?
Yes.
We have posted photographs of the Stonehenge Crop Circle and the so-called double helix crop circle on my webpage.
They are absolutely astounding.
Have you seen them yet?
stan deyo
Yeah, didn't you get my email?
art bell
No.
stan deyo
Oh, look.
You know how those circles, I've got it.
I've taken it down and had a look at the photo.
You know those spirally things down at the bottom, those perfect circles?
Yes.
Something just clicked.
My son and I were sitting here looking at it, and he said...
art bell
...last Sunday.
stan deyo
I'll pull it down and have a listen.
art bell
All right, good.
Yeah, it's in the first half hour of Dreamland last Sunday.
stan deyo
Look, as I told you before, I really think that what you've got there is real parts from something at Roswell because in 1962, I think it was, or 61, whenever I was talking to that young fella in Dallas, his dad recovered something that had layers or pieces to it.
Until I saw that in your report, till that last piece came in with a layered surface, I wasn't sure, but boy, I'm convinced.
art bell
Okay.
All right, Stan, let's see what lays out there for you.
It's been a long time since you've talked to the audience.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Standalo in Perth, Australia.
Hello.
unidentified
Hi, this is Phil in Downey, California.
art bell
Hi, Phil.
unidentified
The reason I called is I haven't been listening to have the radio off.
I just wanted to say maybe it was 52 years since that B-24 went down in the Atlantic since World War II45.
art bell
All right, yeah, we already got that.
Thank you very much.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Standalo in Perth, Australia.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello.
I have a question here.
It's a little bit off that subject.
Is that okay?
art bell
Anything.
unidentified
Go ahead.
Anything.
Okay.
First, I'd like to say hi to all my friends out in Pound 2600.
And this is Craig from Minneapolis.
art bell
Okay.
unidentified
And I have a little bit of a quickening deal for you.
Recently there was what looks like a five-year-old girl that was shot up at an Amoco station at 11 o'clock at night.
Yeah.
Recently, a couple days ago.
Not that fell into that category.
And I had a question for you about remote viewing and where could one learn to do this.
art bell
All right.
Well, we've had several people on and we'll be repeating to Courtney Brown.
Have you been keeping up on this remote viewing business, Stan?
stan deyo
Well, the odd report, I mean, are you talking about the stuff the CI rejected because it was only two-thirds successful?
art bell
That's right.
stan deyo
Yeah, well, I was indirectly associated with some of those programs years ago myself.
Oh, you were?
Oh, yeah.
Well, that's how, yeah, yeah.
We were kind of like brainwashed, is what it amounts to.
But the program did have failures, and a number of the people, according to my trainers, said that they said that certain of the people died because of the way they rearrange your mind.
You can almost tune your thoughts like the radio by getting into a, I forget what it's called, an alpha state or what, but anyway, just before you wake up in the morning when you're just semi-conscious, you can project out and start to eavesdrop.
But what they showed or what they did to us never enabled me to know who I was eavesdropping on.
I was just able to draw the information of the data from various research.
art bell
So I had no idea that you had done remote viewing.
stan deyo
Oh, well, I have written about it.
We just didn't call it remote viewing.
I think we call it tapping into a global database or something.
But I even recounted the story in the Cosmic Conspiracy book I wrote in the interviews with the director of the Aeronautical Research Labs in Melbourne, Australia.
They were telling me about it.
art bell
All right.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Standalo in Perth, Australia.
Good morning.
unidentified
Hi, Stan.
Are you familiar with the Aborigines Indians down there?
stan deyo
The Aboriginals?
unidentified
Oh, yes.
I'm reading a book here on the mutants.
This lady spent a year with or four months with them, and all kinds of interesting things happened.
And there was even a thing going on where the Australian government was trying to poo-poo her findings about him.
They're trying to bury him or whatever.
Were you aware of the politics of that?
What's the name of the book?
I'll find it here.
My Marlowe, sorry, I don't have it right in front of me.
But she spent four months with her, went back in the desert with them and learned their ways.
And the most hilarious part of it was that they actually are capable of using mental telepathy and even a former remote viewing.
But whenever they were taken to the city and they saw someone talking on a payphone, one of them said, you modern people are not too modern if you have to put a piece of metal in a box to talk to someone you can't see.
stan deyo
Well, look, we have heard that.
Certainly the Aborigines have a the tribals in the center do have an ability to communicate over vast distances with their own kind.
They know when things happen.
They can tell you.
art bell
Really?
stan deyo
Oh, yeah, it's quite spooky.
I have a friend actually just down the street here who did his PhD on a lot of the tribal mechanisms, and he's lived with them and walked with them for three years.
They do some incredible things, but they have science or pharmacy that is absolutely astounding.
I remember one time he was telling me about going off with him up to the northwest, up into the toward the equator, the top side of Australia, near Queensland.
And they were walking along, and they were about a day and a half walk from the coast, from the sea.
And they were going up there to eat some sea worms, which are quite tart and several feet long, and they're gelatinous kind of a treat.
But a day and a half from getting there, the Abbos stopped with him in this clay pit, and they started getting kaolin-type clay and shoving it into their kit bag and saying to him, take clay with you.
So they packed it in, and a day and a half later, they're out there eating the worms.
Well, before they eat the worms, they would eat some of this clay.
And he says, you know what?
If you don't eat this clay, it's dolomite, you know, calcium, magnesium oxide, if you don't eat it, you get the most incredible case of runs from eating these worms.
But they knew that they had to eat this stuff to stop the runs before they ate these worms.
And, you know, they've got all kinds of pharmacy they use that just astounds us.
art bell
All right, listen, Tran, we're up here at the top of the hour, so I'm going to put you on hold.
You can go relax for about eight minutes or something.
And we'll come back and do another hour.
Standale, surprise from Perth, Australia.
By the way, with respect to the question that I had asked earlier, if you could ask God one question, I've got a response from Whittier, California, from Veda.
Veda and Whittier says, Dear Art, if I had a chance to ask God one question, I'd ask why he made celery low calorie and hot fudge sundays high calorie.
Seems it would have been just as easy to reverse them.
She makes a good point.
And it would have made life so much easier for those of us on earth.
But then again, maybe God in his wisdom decided that why should it be easy for them?
You know, they had it that way in the garden, and now they're out.
So we'll reverse it.
Maybe it was that way in the garden.
We'll be back.
unidentified
The trip back in time continues with Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast AM.
More Somewhere in Time coming up.
Somewhere in Time.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast A.M. from July 24, 1996.
Beyond the South Pole Winds 00:15:45
art bell
It certainly is surprise guest Stan Dale from Perth, Australia, on our international line, and I thought I would let you ask him some questions.
Stan has a fascinating background.
Big announcement.
Beginning Monday, we go on the air in Washington, D.C.
I wonder what they're going to think of all this back in D.C. Anyway, back to Stan Dale, and if you have questions for him about Australia or about his work, and he's done some pretty strange stuff, including remote viewing, then we will get to them in a moment.
Now, all the way to Perth, Australia.
Stan, is Perth a cool place to live?
stan deyo
Weather-wise, it's usually very warm.
You've caught us in the cool part of our year, the winter.
art bell
Oh, that's right.
It's wintertime.
I forgot.
I keep forgetting it's winter down there.
stan deyo
Well, we can't have winter.
It's very mild over in our part of the country.
Over on the east coast of Australia, it's a lot more severe.
We have ski slopes and things like that and lodges over in the mountains.
But over here, we're down at the sea level at the Indian Ocean, and we have a lot of beaches and lovely ladies in bikinis and things like that.
And it's a single man's paradise.
art bell
All right.
Here is a facts.
Art, please tell Stan that I was one of those people who turned on your show and heard the incredibly fantastic story that Stan was telling about his days in the Air Force Academy.
Unconventional black aircraft based on UFO technology.
Would you be willing to say any more about that or repeat a little bit of it?
stan deyo
Well, I suppose so.
I must correct the caller here that the black technology as such was not in the aircraft, was not at the Air Force Academy.
That was being done over west in the United States and down at the South Pole as far as I was instructed.
When I left the Academy, I went down to Dallas, got into business in computing down there with some of the IBM customers.
And in the process, I was doing private research at home in my own lab on anti-gravity propulsion and this kind of stuff, making some rather remarkable strides with things that I just kind of dreamed up in the morning, the early hours of the day.
I couldn't figure out where the equations and drawings were coming from, but I'd get up and write them down.
And somewhere along that time in 1971, I think it was, I was approached by a second for Dr. James R. Maxfield, who has the Radiation Research Clinic in Dallas, in Oak Lawn, I think it is.
art bell
Yes.
stan deyo
And he used to work with Dr. Teller openly at the Lawrence Livermore Radiation Labs.
Now, I was sent to Dr. Maxfield, and just one-on-one, I went into his office, and he explained a lot of things to me about what they had done, he and Maxfield and the various other projects they had sponsored or overseen to build flying saucer-type craft since the mid-50s.
I emphasize that this does not explain away UFOs, flying saucers, etc.
Before that time, this is only at that time that they were talking about making our own to copy something that other people had seen.
Now, There are two kinds of flying saucers, if you wish, as far as I know, man-made ones anyway.
And that is a plasma craft, which is a saucer-shaped craft, which has a hole in the middle of it going through it.
And it allows the air to be accelerated and charged and heated so that it squirts out in front of the aircraft on the top of it and bends around to form like a doughnut or smoke ring type encasing flow of air around and through the craft to give it kind of a breaststroke through the environment.
That was the kind that I had started designing when they got me and brought me in.
They had already had some 52, I think it was, projects by that time that had done it a number of other ways.
And eventually I was shown photographs, color Polaroid photographs, of an assembly area where the new electromagnetic or electrogravitic craft were being assembled.
And I could see how they wound the huge flat bar flat wire coil that was the main drive coil like a pharaoh's hat around the primary cockpit for where the crew was.
And there's a lot of things I've learned since then that I've either dug out or it's been handed to me by the folks.
We do have them.
It's no guess or a figment.
We do have these craft.
art bell
Stan, can you tell me what speeds they're capable of?
stan deyo
Well, the fastest ones are capable of incredible, apparently instantaneous accelerations from stop to, say, 100,000 feet in 11 seconds.
That would be like going 20 miles in 11 seconds from dead stop.
Wow.
I have friends who have clocked them on their F-A-18s down here.
I have pilots that feed me information from their data on board.
And it's rather spooky.
I mean, you think you're in an F-18, F-A-18, that you're pretty much kingpin in your airspace.
But you lock onto one of these babies and say, hey, there it is.
Let's go get it.
And you're wingman, and you go zeroing in on it with your FLIR pods on it.
And as soon as your targeting computer locks onto it, the thing just goes straight up, not sideways, straight up, 100,000 feet in 11 seconds.
Well, that's fairly impressive when you pack your bags and go home.
art bell
That's right.
All right, let's go back to the lines.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Stan Dale in Perth, Australia.
Hello.
Yeah, where are you, sir?
william in mississippi
This is Jason from Cape Toronto, Missouri.
art bell
All right, you've got a question?
william in mississippi
Yeah, I had a question for both you and Stan, but I'll do Stan's first.
unidentified
Stan?
stan deyo
Yes, Jason.
william in mississippi
Well, see, over here where I'm living, we're sitting basically on the New Madrid Falls.
stan deyo
Oh, yes.
william in mississippi
Yeah, and I was just wondering, what do you see on your thermal deal that you was talking about earlier about how much pressure is building up here?
stan deyo
Well, unfortunately, all I can see is in the water temperature changes around the coast of any country.
I do feel from what I've seen west and north of the Great Lakes in the water up there offshore of Canada, and from what I've seen down around Florida and Texas, Louisiana, that area in the southern part of New Madrid, that there is a lot of thermal change present there.
It is growing.
And at this point, I can't tell you more than that.
I mean, I've seen worse.
But there are earthquakes occurring up that area now and some over in Washington.
So I would say that whole area may be active.
art bell
All right, so hold on to your hat is the answer.
What's your other question?
william in mississippi
Yeah, I was wanting to know about that Levatron.
art bell
Okay, well, how do you get a hold of it?
The way to get a hold of it is to listen to Dreamland on Sunday.
That is where we advertise it.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
All right.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
Okay, take care.
Let's see.
Wildcard line, you're on the air with Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
Hello?
art bell
Hello.
unidentified
Yes, Stan.
art bell
My name is Mark.
Now, everybody has to understand there's a little bit of delay between here and Australia.
So it's kind of like you've got to say what you want to say and then pause for a second.
Where are you calling from?
unidentified
I'm calling from Northern California near Santa Rosa, KSRO.
art bell
Okay, excellent.
What is your question?
unidentified
And the question is, when the COVID Hayakotake was coming overhead, I was looking at it and the next day started picking up ESP signals of focular transmissions.
And I want to ask Stan if he believes in the possibilities of transmitting with ESP to Alpha Centaurian realms that are coming from far beyond.
Wow.
art bell
Stan?
stan deyo
Wow.
Well, all I can say is that I firmly believe that we have the ability to transmit and receive telepathically.
How far, I have no idea.
I can't even control it in myself.
It's only sporadically that I've ever had this thing happen.
So I do believe that it is possible.
As far as the other cultures you're speaking of, I'm still undecided as to whether that is a hoax by some other beings or whether it is real.
Certainly there's something happening that is out of the human sphere.
Whether it's our own governments, whether it is truly extraterrestrials or extra-dimensionals or whatever you want to call them, I don't know.
I think they exist, but whether this particular group is, I don't know.
art bell
All right.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
Where are you, please?
unidentified
I'm in Houston, Texas.
art bell
Houston, yes, sir.
unidentified
Yes, I was wondering, I got two questions, Pax.
One for you and one for the government using these space bike aircraft up in New Mexico due to the fact that there is a lot of reports up there?
stan deyo
Well, that's a good question because the people that I was recruited by, even though they are in corporations and do have government clearances, seem to be acting independently of the civilian U.S. government and more in line with the Army or the Navy with the military aspects of it.
I'm not sure how much our politicians really know about what's going on.
So when you say government, I will qualify that and say U.S. industry or industrial complexes and or military, yes, they probably have been doing something there in the region you speak of, Area 51, but I think the majority of it has been done safely down under the South Pole or at the South Pole for a number of years.
Just much less likelihood of detection while it was being developed.
art bell
I'm sure.
unidentified
All right, caller?
Yeah.
I also wanted to know what your webline is.
art bell
Oh, web address.
unidentified
All right.
art bell
It's www.artbell.com.
Very easy.
Don't put a space between the art and the bell.
That's A-R-T-B-E-L-L.
So www.artbell.com.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Deo.
unidentified
Hi.
Hi, Art.
A terrific show, as usual.
art bell
Thank you.
Where are you?
unidentified
I'm in Manitou Springs, Colorado.
Stan should know where that is.
stan deyo
I do.
I've been there.
unidentified
Oh, yeah.
It's a terrific place to go and have good food and good time by the Garden of the Gods.
stan deyo
I know.
I remember it.
unidentified
Oh, that's terrific.
Stan, I have a question for you.
I'm a student and into my sophomore year and about remote viewing.
First of all, is it possible for anybody to do, and in doing it, if it's possible, can you increase your IQ?
stan deyo
Well, as a guinea pig, I can only kind of talk at it from that perspective.
But from what I heard from some of the other fellows that didn't make it, I would say that the technique they used to develop this in people does not work well on everyone.
There may be better techniques for different people.
So all I can say is that not every one of us, in fact, a high percentage of us, did not function well with the way they were trying to give us the remote viewing.
Secondly, I don't know whether it increased my IQ or not.
Certainly, it increased my knowledge database because I could draw on so many things.
You know, it's like having a magic wand or a crystal ball to look at things and an encyclopedia that speaks to you in color.
But no, myself, I don't think I'm any brighter than I was when I was a young fellow.
In fact, I'll be getting a little bit dense.
art bell
Let me relate to you two things that were said by two remote viewers.
I had Major Ed Dames on the program, and he had two incredibly worrisome things to say.
I don't know if you heard that.
Did you hear the program?
stan deyo
I heard parts of it.
I pulled it down and listened to it.
art bell
All right.
Well, the major said when he was in the military doing remote viewing, they began to pick up the vision of babies dying.
Many babies dying.
And this was related to some sort of virus that was going to come from mother's milk or some sort of virus, I believe he said, from mother's milk.
The other thing that he said he saw in the next few years was tremendous winds, that the jet stream would literally, in his words, come down on deck and there would be winds of up to 300 miles an hour.
Now, I also had on a man named Courtney Brown, who in his own way confirmed what Major Dames said with regard to the big winds and many people dying.
He had a slightly different take on it, but have you heard of any of this?
stan deyo
Well, yes and no.
Not from remote viewing.
But I'll ask you this.
If we were to have these tremendous winds you're talking about, where would the energy to drive them come from, ultimately?
art bell
Jet stream, I guess.
stan deyo
Beyond that.
art bell
Beyond that.
stan deyo
What drives our planet, our weather machine?
The sun.
art bell
Well, the sun, I guess, yes.
stan deyo
Well, it does.
It's the thermal and electromagnetic and magnetic interaction, the solar wind, etc.
art bell
Yes.
stan deyo
We function.
If the sun goes out, believe me, the planet's weather will stop.
art bell
Would it actually stop then?
unidentified
Yeah.
stan deyo
Yeah, we would freeze over and just go into an ice-cube state.
So we have to have the sunlight.
What I'm trying to get to is this.
There is growing concern, very much so, about the stability of the output of our sun.
It is increasing.
It is a variable energy output star now.
It's been upgraded.
Now, we are reasonably certain from ancient writings and from astronomers as well that there will be a time when we see a double sun, whether it be from cloud occlusion or dust or smoke, or whether it actually be the sun itself, the phase state changing where we have a core that's brighter than the outer shell, and it looks like two.
I don't know.
We do know that the energy is picking up from the sun, and this could very well increase our global warming.
Tremendous Climate Reversals 00:01:35
stan deyo
We think it has already, and cause tremendous weather storms.
Now, you know for a fact that we've had a 10% increase in natural disasters over the last 12 months.
And if you look at your weather right now across the United States, the tornadoes, the rainstorms, the hailstorms, this is not normal.
We're having a lot more than we normally get.
art bell
That certainly is true with respect to the United States.
Now, you're in Australia, so maybe you can tell us, is this a worldwide phenomenon, as you would imagine it would be, or is it yes?
stan deyo
Yes, yes.
We've had very unusual weather.
We've just come through a bout of electric storms here in the West where we hardly ever have this kind of stuff.
The eastern states have had near flooding in Queensland and New South Wales, those are states.
Tremendous rains over the last few months.
We've had crop damage, and we've had drought-stricken areas.
We've just had tremendous reversals of climate.
And that's just our country.
I mean, in India, they've had tremendous flooding and hurricanes this year.
Where else?
I haven't checked on Africa.
I'm sure we've got problems over there, but it is not just a U.S. phenomenon.
It is widespread.
art bell
Well, let me tell you how serious it is in the U.S. Through our farm belt, there were reports on our networks here, Stan, that our farm belt is in the process, get this, of turning into a desert.
International 619 Connections 00:03:38
art bell
Now, if the American farm belt turns into a desert, we've got problems.
stan deyo
It's the grapes of wrath, Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath again.
art bell
Stan, I've got somebody here who desperately would like an address, a telephone number, and or a postal address to get in touch with you or an email address.
What can you give people to get in touch with you?
stan deyo
Well, if they need a phone number, they can ring International 619-291-8154.
If you have fax, you can fax on International 619-291-7252.
But you need to ring me on the other number first to tell me to get off the internet because that's my internet line as well.
That's accomplishing something.
My postal address is P-O Box71 Calamunda.
That's K-A-L-A-M for Mary, U-N for Nelly, D-A, Kalamunda, West Australia, Australia, 6076.
We only have four digits in our postcodes, our zip codes, 6076.
The email is Standeo without any blanks, S-T-A-N-D-E-Y-O at sign I-I-N-E-T dot N-E-T dot dot AU, sorry.
IINET.net.au.
And that will get to me here in Australia.
If you get to me here, that way I'll give you the webpage address later because it gets longer.
art bell
All right.
Very good, Stan.
Hold on.
We're not done.
We'll do at least another 30 minutes.
Very interesting stuff.
Stay right where you are, okay?
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
Standalo in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
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That was Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast AM on this somewhere in time.
I see them blue, sparing you.
And I think to myself.
We take you back to the past on Art Bell Somewhere in Time.
art bell
My guest is Stan Dale.
A surprise visit.
Stan is in Perth, Australia.
Stan has one of the wildest backgrounds you'd ever want to hear about.
And that is what you're hearing about this morning.
I'm just sort of holding on to him.
He happened to call, so it's one of those things.
That's what talk radio is all about.
If it's planned, it's generally poop.
If it just happens, it's fun.
That's my style of talk radio.
So we'll get back to Stan in a moment.
Striking the Everglades Mystery 00:15:22
art bell
Back now to Perth, Australia, and Stan Dale.
And Stan, I would like to read you a bit of the report.
Here's what happened.
We've got a scientist, a very prestigious scientist, working on what we call arts parts.
It got to the point, Stan, where there were only about three or four locations that could do an isotope study on these parts, specifically the magnesium bismuth-layered piece, the very strange piece we've got.
So Linda Moulton Howe and myself split the costs.
Linda flew down to Washington, D.C. to the Carnegie Institute in Washington, D.C., where they did an isotope analysis.
Now, the metals generally checked out to be within range of that which you would expect to find on Earth.
But I'm reading now from the report, most striking anomaly of the testing was the amount of ions emitted by our sample.
As Dr. Eric Hurry states in paragraph one of his report, the bismuth-magnesium sample gave count rates of Mg plus ions, which were enhanced by 60 times normal over pure magnesium metal standard.
So it is a very, very striking anomaly indeed.
I mentioned to Richard Hoagland the results, and he said, well, you know what you've got there, don't you?
He said, the next thing you've got to do is a crystalline test, which they are going to perform.
And he said, what you're probably going to find is if they apply a high voltage up to a million volts to this piece, that sucker is going to rise right up off the kitchen table.
stan deyo
The Townsend Brown effect, a biophil Brown effect.
art bell
That's right.
And so I thought I would read you that part of the report, fairly striking, from Carnegie, and see if you agreed with that assessment.
stan deyo
Well, the assessment I can't argue with because I haven't had anything to, like any testing to do myself, but I will go later after we get off the air.
I got Townsend Brown's lab notes from the time when he was in the Bonson Corporation in Salem, just after the French experiments.
And I do remember they were playing with a number of metals in their devices there.
And I have the film, the 51-minute 60-millimeter color film from the lab day by day during that period of 1958 to 59, late 59.
So I will try to see what I can dig up off the blackboards there and off of the notebooks.
art bell
Okay, well, this coincides, Stan, with everything we've been hearing from people who know about such things and have been writing to us.
They all say what you've got is a diamagnetic material.
stan deyo
Yeah, yeah, it is.
art bell
And so it really is getting pretty deep.
This is getting to be a lot of fun.
Sometimes it's fun, Stan.
Sometimes it's a burden.
stan deyo
Well, I think it'll be less of a burden soon.
I think you've probably made enough noise.
They're going to have to do something now.
Just one technical point.
You don't necessarily have to put the high voltage on a structure like that.
You can ring it at a certain frequency, and it will start to convert ambient energy into electricity and develop the high voltage itself.
art bell
That's right on target with what people have been saying.
All right, very good.
Let us go back to the phones.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Standalo in Perth, Australia.
Hello?
unidentified
Yes, hello.
art bell
Yes, sir.
Where are you?
unidentified
I'm from Portland, Oregon.
art bell
Okay, go ahead.
unidentified
Stan, the other question about stationary aircraft and the patent at Aption, where they said they had an aircraft that was stationary for 10,000 hours, I believe, is what it was.
stan deyo
Where is this?
unidentified
APTI had a patent where they said they had an aircraft that was logged to stay in the air for more than 10,000 hours.
I believe that's something like 400 days.
And I was wondering if you had any more information on this subject.
stan deyo
As you are referring to it, I would ask you just to help me again that the name of the place, of the company, APDI, can you spell that for me?
unidentified
A-T-T-I Arco Power Technologies Incorporated.
art bell
All right, was it?
stan deyo
Ah, okay, all right, all right.
art bell
I think I know what he's talking about now.
Is that probably the solar-powered thing?
Maybe not.
stan deyo
Could be, could be.
Staying in the air, I mean, if you can replenish your thermal constants there, you could put a hot air balloon in the air for that long.
Well, I've got you on the phone, Portland.
art bell
No, no, no, you don't have him on the phone anymore.
stan deyo
He's not on the phone.
All right, well, where he's sitting, about two or three hours ago, they had a 5.5 Richter near the Juan de Fuca southern end.
art bell
Oh, really?
stan deyo
A second one has just occurred now.
Then, just a second, just coming on screen.
The second one is 3.5.
It's an aftershock of that one.
It occurred at 8.15 in the evening.
I think that's their local time.
art bell
And where was that?
stan deyo
That was off the coast of Northern California in the southern portion of the Juan de Fuca region, 5.5.
art bell
And now they've had an aftershock to it.
unidentified
Yeah.
Okay.
art bell
Already.
stan deyo
It's pretty busy between Hawaii and Tonga and that whole area, there's a long line that you can see on the chart activating.
art bell
Something's heating up out there.
Okay, wildcard line, you're on the air with Standalo in Australia.
Hello.
unidentified
This is the West of the Rockies line?
No, Wildcard Line.
Well, that's fine.
Either way, this is absolutely beautiful.
This is Bob from Santa Maria.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Okay.
Stan, is it possible to develop as an individual or as a young child through hypnosis, the remote viewing?
And if so, which it appears what I've been able to do, and now I'm 48, and since I've been five years old, I've been using hypnosis to go to sleep by focusing in on unsolved problems.
And about 25 years ago, I was given an image, if you will, of a seven-level theory of everything, if you will.
By that, I'm saying it deals with energy as substantive.
It takes and develops a wave.
The waves interact to form a harmonic matrix at level three.
The matrix units interact at level four to form particles.
The particles then, of course, on up the up on up the ladder.
Now, the individual waves at level two, created at level four, if you will, actually form the basis for the conditions of each of the four fundamental forces and the development of particles from there.
When I heard your reporting on the bismuth, one of the things that I have been working on in night was the use of a magnetic field, stationary magnetic field, one moving and one stationary, and being able to block one magnetic field with the other.
In other words, if you had two North Poles and one in motion coming up to it, by blocking the field in a compression mode as with an engine, and then releasing the block, then you would be able to generate power.
art bell
All right, comments, Stan?
stan deyo
Well, to begin with, what you the first question I think was something to do with your ability to have remote viewing from childhood using hypnosis, a form of it.
Yes.
Certainly, I know they used hypnosis on us as teenagers when they were training us at the academy and after that.
So, yes, I suppose it's possible.
I have used the technique you're talking about as well for a number of years as I go to sleep.
And possibly that's what keeps it going.
I don't know.
The magnetic field things, hmm, hard for me to say.
The crop circle photos that Art has on these on the webpage there, the recent ones over at Stonehenge, and the one that looks like a double DNA thing, looks, in my opinion, more like the double DNA thing, like a wave interaction between two nuclear or celestial bodies.
It looks more like atoms with waves probably 90 degrees out of phase or so.
Using wave theory, I think that there's a lot more that we can learn from the universe that we're in, a lot more effects and new techniques that we can discover.
So unfortunately, I haven't done what you're speaking of, so I don't know whether it will work or what will happen.
unidentified
Art, can we?
art bell
All right, Boyd, before we go on, I just received a fax from somebody named Jan in French Polynesia, believe it or not, Stan.
It says, Hi, Art.
I've got a question for Stan in Australia.
This is Tahiti, he says, and several of our outer islands of French Polynesia suffered serious damage this last weekend when four to six meter waves swept through the territory.
These high seas came from the roaring 40s south of the Austral Islands.
Does he know if there were any recent earthquakes in the area that would have caused this reaction?
He's been trying to call in and hasn't made it yet.
stan deyo
All right.
There have been some quakes in the area in the south 40s.
I'll just have to, as we speak, drag up the images for a week ago.
But yes, that area down there has been very active.
I don't know why.
It hasn't been showing terribly brilliantly on our thermal change charts, so it must be very deep, say like under 600 miles deep, and perhaps moving closer to the surface.
Today is, what, the 23rd?
Go back about over a week?
art bell
Well, today is the today, Stan, actually is the 25th now, and it was the 24th yesterday.
stan deyo
Yeah, sorry, all right.
unidentified
Sorry, all right.
stan deyo
It's old age.
I'm reading my my charts here.
Yes, there was something there.
I can't quite tell the latitude from here.
I'm just trying to measure by count.
unidentified
One, two, three, four, five, six, I think.
Yeah, yeah, I am.
stan deyo
It would be on a line if you took to South America to the little crook where Chile is, you know, the top of Chile where there's a little bend in the the west coast of South America.
Draw a line straight across from there over and underneath the the bottom portion of the Aleutian Islands.
Where those two cross, there was a probably looks like about a Richter six or so earthquake.
I haven't quite got the hard charts in front of me.
It's just the color charts.
art bell
So in other words, that might account for four to six meter waves.
stan deyo
Could possibly be, yes.
And there has been other activity.
art bell
Well, good morning to you there in French Polynesia, actually in Moray, Tahiti.
All right, east of the Rockies, you're on the air with Standale in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
Hello.
stan deyo
Hello, Ark.
art bell
Yes, sir.
Where are you?
unidentified
Hello, Stan.
I'm in Fort Lauderdale.
art bell
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
All right?
unidentified
Yeah.
Stan, back to your issue of temperature variances.
I'm an Everglades enthusiast.
Pretty big one.
I'm there every day almost.
And something I've noticed over the last two weeks to a month, something I can't explain, is really heated water.
Is it something I could feel?
Is that something?
stan deyo
Yes.
What you're talking about is probably hotter than the norm.
unidentified
Yeah, because I've come there every day.
I noticed that.
stan deyo
The temperatures we normally see on the naval charts are about plus or minus 3 degrees C, or a maximum spread of about 6 degrees centigrade.
unidentified
Right.
stan deyo
But certainly there would be local conditions that might let that heat build up in certain little pockets.
I have been noticing a lot of heat buildup around the southern coast on the west side of Florida and little sporadic ones on the east portion.
unidentified
Is it something?
Would you notice that also in the Everglades interiorly?
stan deyo
Well, the Everglades, you know, that's over land, really, sort of.
And I can only look at these vectors.
In fact, I'm looking at them right now as of about 18 hours ago.
If you're looking at a map of Florida, the tip of it that's closest to Cuba, there is a thermal temperature increase there of about 3 degrees centigrade up.
And it's over an area about gosh, what to compare it to.
Anyway, it's on the southern tip there, equal to about the area of the southern tip.
But if you go up close to where you're going to join the mainland, in the Atlantic side, there's a cooling in the water.
On the Gulf side, there's a heating all along the coast, and looking like it's moving inland and perhaps into the area you're talking about.
Yeah, that could be.
It's striking.
unidentified
The fishermen here are talking about it.
Is that so?
art bell
Yeah.
stan deyo
How much temperature are you talking about?
Are we talking like 10 degrees?
unidentified
Well, I haven't measured it, and I don't know anyone who has, but it's something you can feel.
You can even feel it on your face as you're canoeing through areas.
art bell
Well, if it's that serious, then maybe somebody ought to measure it.
unidentified
Yeah, well, uh.
stan deyo
Well, why don't you do that?
Why don't you get a temperature of it and have some hard data to get back to us?
unidentified
All right, that's a good idea.
I will do that.
art bell
All right, my friend.
Thank you very much for the call.
Boy, oh, boy.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Standale in Australia.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello, Stan.
Hello, Art.
How are you doing today?
art bell
Fine.
unidentified
Where are you?
I'm calling from Bremerton, Washington.
art bell
All right.
unidentified
Up here in Como Country.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Yes, to Stan, back to a little bit earlier talking about ideas that he got.
Do you feel that those ideas that you get in the morning time frames might have been something that you've started gleaning from your training that you received for remote viewing?
Breaking Story Reaction 00:03:07
stan deyo
It's possible.
As I said, I never knew that I was in anybody's mind or anything like that.
It was like it was a huge database without personality, and it was like three-dimensional color movies that you could move in by command.
And certainly, this could have been some kind of a post-hypnotic or a post-indoctrination or training event.
I don't know how to separate the two unless we go back in with hypnosis again and dig it out.
And I've never been that keen to do it again.
unidentified
Yeah, that's what I was curious about that.
And then the other question I had for Art was in regards to a gentleman you had on your show several weeks ago discussing energy sources and cold fusion.
I think it was Dr. Brown.
Yes.
Are you going to be having him on the show anytime soon?
art bell
The answer is yes.
Keep listening.
Here's one for you, Stan.
Art, please ask Dan Deo, and I don't know what I'm talking about here, but I'm going to read this.
If an aerodynamic craft employing fast-moving paired electrons, superconductive in other words, over the top of a craft triangular or whatever, could produce less air pressure above the craft, in effect producing lift from the greater air pressure below.
If indeed bismuth is a medium used for paired electrons, allowing movement in the holes created by 4F and 3D overlapping, would not this allow for paired electrons to be used in this system?
stan deyo
Wow.
Boy, whoever that is has done his homework.
Yes, he's talking about the valence shell overlap.
And yes, I suppose they could.
They could.
It's a natural extension to use this entrainment or breast-stroking vectoring moving from plasma gases into paired electrons and into what produces magnetic fields, I think, between atoms.
So, yeah, in fact, I think probably that's what we're looking at, something similar to that, yes.
art bell
Stan, I've had this material for some time now.
Unfortunately, I've managed before it got too public to get it scattered geographically and in various scientific hands.
The question I've got for you is, what do you think they, in quotes, how do you think they, in quotes, are going to react to this breaking story as it continues?
stan deyo
Art, I'm not sure that they are going to be that unhappy about it, really.
I've maintained for some time that when the announcement does come of what's been covered up, it's going to have to be done in a manner to avoid the plebs picking up their pitchforks and storming on Washington.
It's got to be done in a manner that they will accept the fact that they haven't been told for so long as whatever excuse put forward is acceptable.
Curious Calls from the Caribbean 00:15:41
stan deyo
And I think perhaps they may protest a bit.
They may protest loudly, but I think they will let it come out in that respect and let the people think they've won the battle and feel justified or vindicated from it.
art bell
Another question, Stan, might be, I wonder if they, in our quotes, are the ones who sent it to me.
stan deyo
Well, Art, I've got to ask you a pretty obvious question about they and that, that package you got.
You had a fellow there who said that his grandfather was the guy that got the parcel, the particles, and left it to him in a will.
You have the guy that sent it to you saying he is still a serving member in the armed forces.
art bell
As a matter of fact, an officer, yes.
stan deyo
Yeah, and he tells you, I don't want to go public with this.
I don't want any trouble.
So I'm going to use a pseudonym, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
And then he tells you enough information in almost the first letter about we're on maneuvers and the East Coast here, and I'm in this, and my grandfather was assigned to that unit.
art bell
But Stan, I know.
But the guy intentionally distorted some of the information about himself.
Stan, we're at the top of the hour.
You got more time?
unidentified
Sure.
art bell
All right.
We'll do some more then.
Stan Dale from Perth, Australia.
He'll be back.
We'll be back.
unidentified
The trip back in time continues with Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast A.M. More Somewhere in Time coming up.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast AM from the 24th of July, 1996.
art bell
And I'll tell you, this is turning into one of those magical broadcast nights.
You're not going to believe it.
Ron in Birmingham, Alabama, sent me a box and says, Dear Art, maybe, in quotes, they will tell you you should mind your own bismuth.
Cute, Ron.
Now, believe it or not, let's make sure we've still got Stan in Australia.
Stan, are you there?
unidentified
I am.
Good day.
All right.
art bell
Good day, as you would say, or do say.
Now, let's go to French Polynesia and Tahiti.
And here is Jan.
Jan, are you there?
unidentified
Yes, I'm here.
art bell
All right.
Jan, welcome.
You are our first person on the air from Tahiti.
And you are in Morea.
Is that the way it is pronounced?
unidentified
Mooraya.
art bell
Ma'oria, I'm sorry about that.
unidentified
Moorea.
It means yellow lizard.
Does it really?
art bell
All right, could you give us an update?
What has happened there in Tahiti?
Four to six meter waves?
unidentified
Yes, they came from the south, from the roaring 40s, down at the 40th parallel.
Came up through the Austral Islands, which are the islands furthest south of Tahiti and French Polynesia.
And it was last Thursday, the 18th, at Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, this past weekend, while we were watching the opening of the Olympic Games.
Part of our island was being destroyed.
Yes, the waves hit the south end of Tahiti, and a little girl was killed.
Five-year-old girl was killed when a wall fell on her in one of the southern coasts of Tahiti.
And a 20-year-old French fellow who was here on vacation visiting his father, he was a student from Nancy, France.
He was swept away.
He took off to go explore the big waves on his boogie board and was never seen again.
And a lot of, well, several people, about 100 homes were damaged in Tahiti.
On the island of Moorea, where I live, we have 100 homes on the southern coast that were destroyed.
art bell
Wow.
unidentified
The hospital was flooded.
One of the hotels, the Sofitel Ioora, was destroyed of several of the overwater bungalows that they were building, the overwater restaurant and Pierre.
On the island of Huahini, there was a lot of damage to hotels and homes, and of course roads being swept away.
And the island of Borobora, we've had quite a bit of damage there.
One hotel, which is one of our top hotels, international class hotels, the Moana Beach, Borobora, will be closed now for until maybe November.
They had just added 10 overwater bungalows.
This is a five-star hotel.
And Mautiti, Rayatea, all of these little these islands suffered some damage.
The S Leewood Society Islands and the Wynwood Islands of the Societies.
art bell
All right, Jan, that is very serious.
unidentified
Turamotus as well.
art bell
Yeah, it's very serious news, Jan, and none of that news made it back to the States.
Stan, were you aware of that in Australia?
stan deyo
Well, no, I missed it too.
I'm sitting here.
Yeah, I'm sure that there must be something on the news net somewhere, but I certainly hadn't heard any major news broadcasts about it at all.
unidentified
I'm glad.
stan deyo
In fact, I'm looking at the thermal map.
While she was talking, I just ran today's change map for that area, and it's cooling down from something kind of a C, like the letter C shape that's run through that region with a temperature increase next to a temperature decrease in the Solomons.
I wouldn't have picked that area from what I see today as extremely prone to a quake or volcano.
But again, I must stress that area is really quite interesting because the activity seems to be, the seismic activity seems to be about 600 miles down on the average, which makes it hard for us to detect it the way we're doing it.
But people using magnetic fields can probably detect it better.
I'm going to have to contact some people in the States and see what they have for that area.
art bell
All right.
Well, thank you.
And so there you are.
Apparently there was some thermal heating, but Stan did not call that one.
And I'm sorry to hear this has happened to your islands.
I am curious, Jan, very curious, how you managed to find our program there.
unidentified
Well, I was fiddling with the radio one night.
I have this really old radio and it has a nice long antenna.
And I picked you up one night.
Well, you see, I used to listen to KNX.
I thought it was kind of a kick to sit here in Moria and listen to the traffic reports on KNX Los Angeles.
And you were very close to there on my radio dial.
And I got you one night and I stayed there.
I don't listen to the traffic report anymore.
I listen to all these wonderful subjects you cover, which is right up my alley.
I love those things, you know, except the hate calls, of course, the hatred calls.
art bell
Well, except the hatred calls.
Yes, indeed.
Well, we're glad to know that French Polynesia listens.
I've been getting postcards of beautiful island girls from Tahiti for a couple of years now, but you're the first one who has called.
unidentified
I do know another one here, and of course I'm spreading the word around.
I met a fellow yesterday who's here on vacation, and he said, he's from California, and he said, oh, that's my favorite talk show.
So I said, well, come on over, and we're going to listen to him together.
So you've got an audience building up around here.
I'm spreading the word around.
And I'm a journalist, so I've got a big mouth.
All right.
art bell
Jan, thank you for opening your big mouth this morning for us.
And you take it.
unidentified
Thank you, Art.
art bell
All right, bye-bye.
And Sam, we'll be right back to you.
And I want to open two other lines, if I can.
My West of the Rockies line for Hawaii.
Would everybody else please hold off?
Because there has been a series of quakes occurring in Hawaii.
And then the other group I would like to open is my first time.
So West of the Rockies for Hawaii at 1-800-618-8255.
Hawaii only.
1-800-618-8255.
Everybody else hold off.
Hawaii only right now.
And my first time caller line.
Let us open that for the Caribbean, the Caribbean islands only, at area code 702-727-1222.
That's 702-727-1222.
And everybody else, please hold off.
All right, once again, I want to say we're holding our first-time caller line for our friends in the Caribbean, St. Thomas, in that area.
So if that's where you are, call area code 702-727-1222.
702-727-1222 from the Caribbean, where there is a little something or another whipping up on the weather maps that I've been seeing.
Right now, back to Sandalo and Perth.
Are you there, Stan?
stan deyo
I am indeed.
art bell
All right.
Well, let's give it a try.
On our first time caller line, you're on the air.
Where are you calling from, please?
Hello there.
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Where are you?
St. Paul.
art bell
Where?
St. Paul?
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Where is that?
St. Paul, Minnesota?
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Okay, we're holding this for the Caribbean, sir.
I appreciate your call.
Thank you.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Standalo in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
Hello.
Hi, my name is Michael.
I'm in Honolulu.
art bell
Honolulu, yes, sir.
unidentified
You said you wanted some calls from out here.
art bell
That's right.
That's right.
You have been having a series of earthquakes, haven't you?
unidentified
I haven't heard or heard something about some a few days ago.
I haven't heard anything today on any.
What is the latest, Stan?
stan deyo
There have been in the last 24 hours about eight major ones anywhere, at least that they showed up on the USGS plot, south of the Kilaway event, probably about 100 miles or so.
unidentified
So those are over on the big island and south?
stan deyo
It's south of the island, in the sea.
You know the island that are the submerged volcanoes in 3000.
What's the name of that one?
unidentified
Oh.
I could have told you two seconds ago.
stan deyo
Well, if you think I would interrupt.
unidentified
Now, I'm curious about something.
What's the waves that they were talking about in Tahiti?
I mean, we're also getting waves here, not as big as they're talking about in Tahiti, but we've had some real nice six-day-foot waves going the last few days.
Really?
stan deyo
Is this unusual?
unidentified
No, it's coming off of a big storm off of south of New Zealand.
So I'm wondering what connection you're making between the seismic activity and the waves in Tahiti.
stan deyo
Sorry, you're saying that a storm in New Zealand is causing waves where you are?
unidentified
Uh-huh.
This happens every summer.
stan deyo
A storm in New Zealand?
unidentified
You're in Halloween?
South of New Zealand and in the Antarctic.
stan deyo
But you're up in Hawaii, right?
unidentified
Correct.
That's where we got.
It makes waves up where you are every summer.
art bell
All right.
unidentified
Well, I don't know that.
art bell
Yeah, I didn't know that either.
And I didn't think that a storm could do that from New Zealand.
Oh, it could, huh?
unidentified
Yeah, look on.
stan deyo
If you get onto my webpage and go to the naval feeds for wave heights, planetary across the planet for the entire ocean, you will see that we will get up to something like 12 meters or like what's that, about 36-foot wave heights in the center of these storms where the low pressure is.
unidentified
Heavens.
stan deyo
And they make some tremendous waves.
art bell
All right.
On our first time caller line, you're on the air with Stan Deo.
Where are you calling from, please?
unidentified
Phoenix, Arizona.
art bell
Okay, we're holding this line for the Caribbean, sir.
unidentified
Oh, I understand.
art bell
I appreciate your call.
Thank you.
Wildcard line, you're on the air with Stan Deo.
unidentified
Hello.
art bell
Hello.
No, west of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Deo.
Good morning.
unidentified
Hello?
Hello.
art bell
Hello?
Nope, guess not.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Dale.
Hello.
unidentified
Well, hello, Art.
This is Jim from Philadelphia, east of the Rockies.
art bell
Philadelphia way, way east, yeah.
unidentified
Yes, I was listening to your new affiliate in Washington, and I'm sad that it's not going to be in Philadelphia.
But anyway, I have a theory on the quickening with Major Ed Dames and arts parts, because he said that the parts were from a time machine.
Correct?
art bell
Correct.
That is what he said, yes.
unidentified
Well, maybe they, the government, are trying to rewrite history.
I was wondering if Stan had heard any theories of the Earth and our supposed entry into what they call the photon band.
stan deyo
I have heard it mentioned.
Whether I well, I don't know.
It's something out of my kind of physics realm.
unidentified
But, well, in theory, it's sort of like they think it might be like a cosmic reset switch.
stan deyo
But I would argue the point, I don't know.
I don't have information to counter that.
All I can say is I've listened to it, and I wondered myself.
Certainly there are ancient writings that do speak of changes that will occur in time even as we get closer to the end of this age.
Things will appear to be quicker.
I mean, just like art says, the quickening.
Even the biblical account says it's like a woman in childbirth getting toward the end.
Things go faster and faster.
And some of the Aboriginal dances and the American Indian dances of prophecy get faster and faster tempos toward the end of the dance for this time, indicating the speeding up of things, the quickening.
unidentified
Right.
And it just seems that those that are doomed to, or those that don't remember their history are doomed to repeat it.
And it just seems like history seems to be rewriting itself in different ways.
art bell
Boy, isn't that a fact.
All right, Stan.
Here comes one from South Florida.
Where in South Florida are you, sir?
unidentified
I'm down here around Sunrise Plantation.
art bell
All right.
Welcome to the program.
You're on the air with Stan Deo in Australia.
unidentified
Stan Hi.
Hi.
I'm a new listener.
I've been listening for a few weeks since this show came down to the station.
Anyway, I have something here I got in the mail some time ago.
I just had to go through a lot of stuff to get it.
And this is something really hot.
This is super hot art.
I mean, it's either one of the hottest things that come along or you're just going to one of the biggest frauds of all time.
Sundance and HAARP Mysteries 00:15:41
unidentified
Have you ever heard of something called the Zond network?
No.
Or may I throw some names out?
art bell
No.
unidentified
Mark Hamilton.
art bell
What is the network, sir?
unidentified
It's something they're saying this is something that's been supposedly banned in other countries.
And according to this, they're trying to get rid of it in the United States.
There's a lot of stuff in here.
There's a guy.
These names mean anything.
Jeff Hans.
No, no, no.
art bell
No, don't give his name.
Just tell us what is it?
unidentified
It's something called Neotech Zon design.
art bell
Yeah, but what is it, sir?
unidentified
I mean, it says, okay, I'll try to put this in the best perspective I can here.
It says the power that Zahn delivers to the ordinary person staggering, too staggering for comfort.
I'm not going to read all that.
art bell
Don't read anything.
I mean, is this some sort of concentration meditation thing that will give you power?
Is that the idea?
unidentified
Well, it says this.
They originate out of Henderson, Nevada, right in your backyard there.
Of course.
And then there's a thing printed by, it says the ad hoc committee to halt the publication and circulation in America of a subversive literature called Zond.
art bell
Well, we still, look, we still have the First Amendment here in America.
Well, what about that down in Australia, Stan?
Can you print anything or are there things banned in Australia?
stan deyo
Well, I'm not aware of them if they're.
I think they do their fair share of censoring pretty weird porno magazines and pedophile magazines.
But other than that, I think it's fairly open slather down here.
art bell
What about scientific literature that's out on the edge?
stan deyo
Oh, we have heaps of it.
Nexus magazine here that I write in is they publish alternate health, cancer cures, technology of free energy things.
Hey, well, we're on that subject quickly.
Did you ever see the video that guy over in California, Steve, something of it, had that free energy coil?
art bell
Oh, yes.
Oh, yes.
stan deyo
Did you see it?
art bell
As a matter of fact, the Tesla conference is going on now in Colorado.
Stan, here's one for you.
Stan is correct.
This is from David.
There is a difference in the amount of photons released now by the sun.
The comet Hailbop will reach its closest point at 0.92 astronomical units in 4 of 97.
It is proposed that carbon monoxide is the driver of the optical activity of the comet.
The solar wind has changed.
Look at the comet Hayataki.
It is emitting X-rays due to the acceleration of photons from the solar wind.
stan deyo
Hey, listen, tell that guy to fax you his contact address for me off air.
art bell
In other words, you want to talk to this person.
Yeah.
All right, David.
David, as a matter of fact, Stan, I've got the contact information for David.
Okay.
I've got a telephone number, but I'm hesitant.
stan deyo
You can email me later if you want.
art bell
Well, I'm a little hesitant to give it out without his permission.
I'd rather do it the other way around, let David contact you.
All right, what I would like to have you do, Stan, is stand by.
We're at the bottom of the hour.
And we'll do one more half hour.
How'd that be?
stan deyo
Well, okay.
art bell
Okay.
All right.
Consider it twisted.
Once again, the other area I want to hear from yet is the Caribbean.
unidentified
We'll be right back.
You're listening to Art Bell Somewhere in Time.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast A.M. from the 24th of July, 1996.
Conscience, I guess.
If I were the fucking in your shoes, I wouldn't worry now.
But you and your friends are there in time.
Tonight, featuring Coast to Coast A.M. from July 24th, 1996.
art bell
Good morning, everybody, with Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
Stan, are you still there?
stan deyo
I am indeed.
art bell
All right.
Good.
Let's give this a try.
Let's go all the way over to the U.S. Caribbean and the Virgin Islands in St. Thomas.
You're on the air if you are there.
unidentified
Hello.
Hello.
art bell
Yes, sir.
You're in St. Thomas?
unidentified
Yes, I am here.
art bell
Well, welcome to the program.
You're on the air with Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
oh my god uh... uh...
art bell
we contract Yes, I hope so.
Stan, do you hear him okay?
stan deyo
I do.
Hi there.
unidentified
Well, I guess you've linked us up all the way around the world.
art bell
yes i guess we have uh...
do you do you have any you're you're in a very interesting area there in the caribbean uh...
from a seismic point of view So do you have any questions?
unidentified
Well, I don't have any questions, but I have some information from some native people that live in New Zealand and from Native people that live in the Iroquois nations.
They had warned me several years ago that there was going to be problems in these areas, apparently.
I don't know how they would know something like that, but they did warn me about it.
Well, which areas were those?
In the Caribbean and in the areas around New Zealand.
stan deyo
Right.
art bell
As a matter of fact, Stan, as you know, his island damn near got flattened by a hurricane last year.
unidentified
Yeah.
And apparently, what, Chief Leon Shenandoah from the Iroquois Confederacy had warned us that we would have problems here.
I think it's very strange that these people would know of these things so many years before.
I just I find it very weird.
stan deyo
It's weird, but you must remember that many cultures of the Aboriginal Indians and natives in Africa and here in Australia have this ability to look forward in time.
You just can't deny the fact that they see these things.
unidentified
In any case, I find it very strange because there are these cultures that say they have the ability to release these strange forces into the world and create destruction.
stan deyo
I know they do say that.
The Aboriginals here talk about getting into long lines and almost circular things with a special pole they have and they beat on the ground for days.
And this is supposed to affect weather downstream somewhere a great deal.
And many of the older cultures seem to have some sort of a link to the earth environment this way.
Whether it works or not is another thing, but certainly they do have that claim down here as well.
art bell
Well, as long as we've got you on the line in the Caribbean, are there natives in the Caribbean that claim the same sorts of powers?
unidentified
I'm part Carib Indian and Arawak as well.
And no.
No, I've never heard of anything like this at all.
I mean, I went to represent my group of people at a sundance in Big Mountain in Arizona three years ago.
And this is where I got all this information.
And I've never heard of any such thing.
stan deyo
And could I just ask you a question?
I hate to sound dumb, but I've heard two explanations for what a sundance is and accomplishes.
Can you tell me what your sundance was for?
unidentified
This was for world peace.
stan deyo
What does a sundance do?
What is its function?
That's what I'm trying to ask, I guess.
unidentified
Well, the dancers and people that support the dancers go there and they dance, literally, in the sun for about four days and pray.
stan deyo
What do they wear and eat?
unidentified
They mean they wear as little as possible because usually it's about 112 degrees and we eat very little.
art bell
So it's almost a fasting thing.
All right.
Well, listen, thank you very much for your call all the way from the Caribbean.
Let's go out the other way to Hawaii.
You're on the air with Stan Dale.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello, Art.
I just want to say first that you have a nice webpage.
And I'd like to know if Stan knows how big the UFO that they say they have is.
stan deyo
The ones that I've seen were probably I'm just estimating by laying bodies across it.
One, two, three.
Probably about 30 feet in diameter or so.
But that's not saying they weren't bigger or smaller.
That's just the ones I've seen.
art bell
About 30 feet.
stan deyo
Yep.
unidentified
Do you know the one that you said that the U.S. might have?
How big that one might be?
The one with the hole in the middle?
stan deyo
Yes, it's around that size.
But again, look, I've been out of the program for a long time.
And I'm sure that knowing the technology, they could have built bigger and smaller ones.
You know, and there again, how many of the things that are reported in the skies are man-made and how many are not?
It's such a hard question to answer, isn't it?
unidentified
Yeah, it is.
art bell
All right.
Thank you.
Graham Hancock, Zachariah Sitchin, and others are basically predicting a 30-degree pole shift of the Earth's crust.
It is also predicted to be caused by a magnetic shift in the sun, which affects the Earth's magnetic poles.
As a professional, what is your opinion, Stan, of that scenario?
Jim in Needles, California, asking by facts.
stan deyo
Well, I don't know whether I've been promoted to professional, but anyway, my opinion, for what it's worth, is that yes, the Earth's magnetic field is affected by behavior of the solar magnetic field and the solar wind.
Case in point, I mean, a few months back, Art, you and I were talking about a magnetic field variation where the compass moved 22 degrees suddenly.
art bell
That's right.
stan deyo
All right.
Well, now, I called, after that, I called the various government organizations that do this for a living, and I talked to a number of them and found out that, yes, due to an interaction between the solar wind, charged magnetic particles from the sun, with our atmosphere and with our magnetopause, we do get isolated magnetic storms like that that will tweak your compass 20-some odd degrees, even up to 30 sometimes for a few hours and then back.
art bell
That's a big variation.
Woof.
stan deyo
Well, it is, but it's localized.
It's not across the whole planet.
It's just localized magnetic storms, and they are a nuisance, and they can cause plane wrecks and all kinds of stuff.
If we do have the kind of behavior in the sun that I suspect personally is going to happen shortly, we'll have a number of things happen, but I'm sure that it will affect our magnetic field to the point that we could see an axis shift.
And I say soon, say in the next 10 years, maybe less.
art bell
All right.
We seem to be globe trotting, so let's go to Anchorage, Alaska, way up north.
You're on the air, sir.
unidentified
Mr. Bell.
art bell
Yes, you're in Anchorage.
unidentified
I'm taking my call because I realized that you wanted to leave this line open for.
art bell
You're in Anchorage, is that correct?
unidentified
Sir?
art bell
You're in Anchorage?
unidentified
Yes, I am in Anchorage.
I know you want to leave this line open for another part of the world.
art bell
No, that's quite all right.
We heard from them.
Go ahead.
unidentified
Okay, now, the HAARP project.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
We have just experienced for probably a good hour, maybe two, a complete power outage.
Oh, my.
And about 9 o'clock this morning, we also had an earthquake.
art bell
Stan, do you have any record of an earthquake in the Anchorage area or in Alaska?
stan deyo
Yeah, there has been one registered.
I don't know the exact value for it.
Just wait one second.
I'll pull it up while we're talking.
art bell
All right.
So your caller, do you know whether HAARP has been activated or is active now?
unidentified
Well, I can tell you that I was told that the HARP project is active.
art bell
All right.
stan deyo
Southern Alaska, at 1647 GMT today, an earthquake 4.4.
art bell
Okay.
stan deyo
Andrianoff Islands further south of that.
Central Alaska one at 3.7.
Nothing really major over 4.4 that I can see at the moment.
unidentified
Mr. Bell?
Yes.
I think it might be worthy to note that the cloud formation was extremely unusual and that an individual who works at the airport here in Anchorage, Alaska reported that all of the radios, they call them lead radios, that are used by the people that load the luggage on the airport, on the airplane and things, because they're all lithium battery operated, they all went dead simultaneously.
art bell
Oh my.
unidentified
At the exact same time.
art bell
Oh my.
stan deyo
This is unusual.
Actually, up in your area, even though the earthquake was not major, you know, by, I guess, what our standards would be, but I noticed something on my thermal change maps which indicates there's certainly a lot of thermoelectric energy changing hands all the way up from the Aleutians up into Alaska and inland.
And I don't know why.
It's just there.
art bell
All right.
Well, that news about lithium batteries going dead like that is fairly serious news, and we're going to have to follow up on that, Stan.
stan deyo
Yeah, I mean, to all go down like that together, it's definitely weird.
art bell
All right, east of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Deo in Australia.
unidentified
Hello.
Hi, this is Shane from Manchester, Tennessee.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
First, I just want to touch on a quick question or a quick answer you asked all of us earlier about if we had a chance to ask God one question.
art bell
Well, that's not what we're doing right now.
unidentified
I'm sorry.
art bell
Stan is not gone.
unidentified
I was just going to ask him for the louder numbers for the next one.
art bell
Yeah, he's a great guy, but he's not gone.
unidentified
Well, I just wanted to say that I guess I'm a physics major.
I'm a graduate student working on my master's.
And it kind of irks me sometimes when I know your listeners mean well when they call in about science and stuff like that, but they tend to, I guess, get the facts.
art bell
Well, they're not all physics majors.
unidentified
Well, I noticed that because the last your fax who called in said that the accelerating photons.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
Well, last time I checked, I don't think a photon can accelerate.
I mean, that's just through my coursework and experience and whatnot.
stan deyo
You're saying the velocity of light is constant?
unidentified
Yes.
stan deyo
Ah, that's sad.
Well, I know that's what they teach, but certainly let me ask you this.
Does the velocity of light change in a different density medium?
Dinner Table Discussions 00:11:08
unidentified
Yes, it does.
stan deyo
Right.
If space is not uniform, will it change its velocity through space?
unidentified
If it passes through another medium, yes.
But it's not.
stan deyo
I think what that caller meant that you're talking to before, it was probably the density.
The photon density has increased rather than the velocity.
But I understood what he was saying.
art bell
All right.
And I think I almost do now myself.
Very good.
Thank you, Stan.
Hold on a moment.
Back now to Stan Deo in Perth, Australia, and our first-time caller line.
You're on the air with Stan in Australia.
Where are you, please?
unidentified
Hello, Art.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
Yeah, this is Shane calling you from Canada.
art bell
Where in Canada, Shane?
unidentified
From Saskatchewan.
art bell
Saskatchewan, all right?
unidentified
Right up in the middle.
I've been listening to your show now for, I don't know, I think a few years.
When I was a little guy, I was kind of questioned a little bit different on a topic here.
You were saying at one time that you and your wife had run a daycare.
Is this correct?
art bell
No.
unidentified
No?
art bell
Never.
unidentified
Okay, I think somebody was calling and talking about it.
But I remember listening to you a long time ago.
But the biggest reason why I'm calling is I can pick up your show for about an hour every night.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
And other than that, the only way I can actually get a hold of you is over the internet, which is kind of new to me.
I tried emailing you.
Didn't do too well.
art bell
Well, Stan has to rely on the internet down there in Australia, don't you, Stan?
stan deyo
I certainly do.
I listen to it on headphones while we're on the air.
unidentified
But it's unbelievable the way the internet's going.
But actually, why I'm calling is I'm looking for a good radio, and I was kind of frustrated because you had advertised one over your show many times, and it had a 1-800 number that would not work here in Canada.
art bell
Yes, I can give you the Canadian telephone number, I think.
Oh, boy.
I should be able to give it to you.
I'll tell you what I'll do.
I promise to get that Canadian phone number on the air for you.
I just don't happen to have it right here this moment, okay?
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
I will get it on for you, though.
Thank you very much.
Everything's getting so damn international, Stan, that it's hard to keep track of all the numbers.
stan deyo
I know.
I know when I ring, if I ring one AT ⁇ T operator, I get hooked to you, and if I ring another one, I get charged.
art bell
They're amazing.
Maybe you rang the one that's charging you, Stan.
stan deyo
Thanks for that.
That's really made my day.
art bell
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
Where are you, please?
unidentified
Hello?
art bell
Yes, sir.
Where are you?
unidentified
I'm on the big island in Hawaii.
art bell
Oh, on the Big Island.
unidentified
And we have, I think the name is Loihi.
I'm out the south point of the island.
There's an underwater volcano about 20 miles offshore.
And we've got reports that there's been about 1,500 tremors in the last week.
And the Civil Defense court director is concerned that there might be an eruption and produce a local tsunami.
stan deyo
I'm looking at it now from the satellite imagery of that area and the earthquakes.
North of there, between or south of Manaloa and west of Kilawayu, there's been an awful lot of activity of quake action there as well.
Is that connected to Loihi?
unidentified
Yeah, that's the area.
stan deyo
I can see it looks like a volcano under the ocean there on the internet photo coming up here.
unidentified
Yeah, that's exactly what it is.
Now, where do you live?
I live in Na'alihu, which is the southernmost community in the USA.
And it's just about 20 miles southeast of actually Pahala, which is about a town about 12 miles north of us.
So it says Toronto.
art bell
So in other words, he's how far are you in miles, land miles from this underwater volcano?
unidentified
I'd say, well, just guessing maybe 10 miles.
Oh, my.
art bell
Wow.
Stan, what is what what could occur with that volcano?
I mean, this man obviously wants to know.
stan deyo
Well, gosh, I don't even I don't even know what's happening there other than the earthquakes.
Normally before any volcano, you will get tremors as the the magma moves up and starts to push on the plug to release.
You can have a nice gentle magma, not eruption, but like flow, you know, just a pyroclastic flow come up and build higher and higher mountains.
And that's a nice way for the pressure leave.
If, however, some water leaks in or there's a cavity of water down near the pyroclastic flow, you could have an explosive volcano, which would then make this sudden wave that they're worried about and could wet a few feet or more.
art bell
All right, caller.
Well, the best thing to hope for is a new Hawaiian island.
Thank you very much for the call, and good luck.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Stan Dale in Perth, Australia.
unidentified
Hello.
stan deyo
Hello.
art bell
Yes, hello.
Where are you?
stan deyo
In Houston, Texas.
art bell
Yes, ma'am.
granny do-right in unknown
Sometimes I'm a first-time caller, and I don't get to listen every night, but I've been listening quite some time.
And I think when Stan first started coming on your program, is he the guest that predicted like a ring of fire for these eruptions, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes?
art bell
Well, there's nothing predictive about the ring of fire.
It's an absolute.
But he has talked many times about the ring of fire, yes.
granny do-right in unknown
I just wanted to be sure that I had the right guest.
art bell
Yes, you do.
granny do-right in unknown
I had tried to call earlier before the caller from Anchorage called a few minutes ago.
I had seen on our weather channel earlier today that there had been the two earthquakes in Alaska today.
art bell
Yes.
granny do-right in unknown
And is that part of his pattern that he's talking about?
stan deyo
The fire pattern you're talking about?
art bell
Yes.
stan deyo
Well, in the case of this one today, the patterns I'm talking about change twice a day when we get the new reports from the naval satellites.
Right now, my charts indicate a lot of thermal activity increase exactly where these earthquakes are occurring.
And this information is about 18 hours old at the moment.
It's amazing how accurate it can be sometimes.
But if the clouds get in the way of our satellites, we kind of have to average data and it gives us a bad report sometime.
But right now, Hawaii shows to be part of our pattern and south of Hawaii by about 800 miles as well.
art bell
All right.
We're running woefully short on time.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air with Sandal in Perth, Australia.
Hello.
unidentified
Yeah, my name is Pat from Los Angeles, California.
art bell
Okay, Pat.
You're going to have to speak up good and loud for us.
unidentified
Yeah, I had a couple of quick questions for Stan.
I had a copy of his tapes from being on your show once before.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
And specifically, he mentioned a toroidal-shaped coil, which is interactive pulse, flat-shaped, rotating RF field.
This is pretty interesting-sounding stuff.
Has he done any experiments with those?
Can he describe any of the technical details of it?
And he also described some sort of a biological harm associated with it.
art bell
All right, Stan, quickly, if you can.
stan deyo
Oh, quickly.
Yes, I have done experiments with those.
It's been a number of years since I continued them because we did suffer some damage while we were doing it.
It was probably because we were using arc gap pulse units, and there were very noisy gaps.
We didn't have them shielded properly.
We were probably getting some RF burn in our thoracic cavity.
Certainly we had pitting in some of our joints of our fingers and our shoulders and in our spine.
So we were a bit reluctant to do it again until we had the proper equipment.
art bell
All right, Stan, one last time.
Your phone's about to ring because we're about to terminate here.
What is your phone number again?
stan deyo
Do it.
From the United States, it would be 011-619-291-8154.
art bell
All right.
Stan, as always, it has been a great pleasure, and I might add a great surprise having you on the air this morning.
I suppose it's what time is it there now?
stan deyo
Well, it's five o'clock in the evening, getting close to dinner time.
art bell
Close to dinner time.
Well, have a wonderful dinner, Stan.
Thanks for taking the time to spend with us, my friend.
stan deyo
No problem.
It's been a great afternoon or evening.
unidentified
Take care.
art bell
Take care, Stan.
That's Stan Deo in Perth, Australia.
The unexpected.
Always.
unidentified
This is Premier Networks.
That was Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast AM on this Somewhere in Time.
Somewhere in Time with Art Bell continues.
Courtesy of Premier Networks.
art bell
East of the Rockies, you are upon the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Howdy, Art.
How are you doing?
art bell
I'm doing fine, sir.
Where are you?
unidentified
I'm calling from Minneapolis, Minneapolis.
art bell
All right.
unidentified
And what are we talking about tonight?
Crop circles and airplane crashes and all that kind of jazz.
art bell
All that jazz.
unidentified
I'm late turning in.
art bell
All that jazz.
unidentified
All that jazz.
Yeah.
Well, I love your show, Art, and I love to hear about the crop circles.
art bell
Well, they've got one up in Nebraska.
I mean, the guy called from Nebraska a little while ago, and they've got one in Butte, Nebraska.
unidentified
That's news to me.
Crop Circles Mystery 00:02:23
unidentified
And that's right when I turned in or tuned in, was when he was talking about this crop circle, and the authorities checked it out.
art bell
Yeah.
unidentified
From what I understand.
art bell
Yeah, scientist Dr. Levingood.
Everybody's saying it is not a hoax.
unidentified
Wow.
Now, I know you've talked about them before, about the English crop circles.
art bell
Yeah, they're particularly impressive.
I mean, they simply could not have been made by man.
Period.
unidentified
Well, what about the two pub guys in England?
art bell
Well, have you seen the photos?
Obviously, you haven't.
unidentified
I have not been on your website yet.
art bell
Yeah, well, if you ever get up there, get a friend to get you the photos.
They can print them out.
Take a look.
You'll agree instantly.
The two guys from the pub are.
unidentified
They did a pretty good job, though.
art bell
Yeah, they did a great job.
unidentified
And they fooled everyone.
And I'm still not actually convinced that they did it.
I mean, I couldn't say for sure, could I?
But now, the ones in Nebraska, I haven't seen any.
There are photos.
There are aerial photos.
art bell
Absolutely.
Well, I don't know about Ariel.
We've got ground photos.
And obviously, Doug and Dave would have been hard-pressed to get to Nebraska, you know, to do it.
unidentified
Doug and Dave.
Yeah.
Well, they are retired, aren't they?
art bell
They're the two pub guys, yeah.
unidentified
Right.
art bell
And then the one at Stonehenge, you know, that's 10 acres.
It's over 10 acres.
Wow.
That's a lot of work for Doug and Dave.
unidentified
Exactly.
And I've heard other explanations, but it's still, it's quite a mystery.
And I'm wondering, I'm wondering when you're going to get my favorite author on your show.
art bell
Who would that be?
unidentified
Well, okay, one of two.
I know someone mentioned Mr. Robert Anton Wilson to you once before.
art bell
I'm working on it.
unidentified
You are working on it?
art bell
Yeah, sure.
I want to have him on.
unidentified
And how about Mr. Terrence McKenna?
art bell
Now, I don't have any information on him, but now you would be very interested in him.
Knocked Loose Comments 00:15:40
unidentified
Now, you talk about this quickening a lot, right?
art bell
I do, yes.
unidentified
Okay.
First of all, everyone says as you grow older, time seems to speed up.
No, I'm 25.
art bell
That is true, but I am very cognizant of that fact, and I am not making my observations based on that.
unidentified
Right.
And I'm just throwing that in as an option.
However, Mr. McKenna talks about something like that.
He's got something called, see, what does he call it, Time Wave Zero?
Whatever.
I think.
art bell
You supply me, thank you, with information on Mr. McKenna, and I will pursue him.
I'll have anybody on, in case you haven't figured that out yet.
That's me.
I will have anybody on.
I'm just that way.
Anybody who's interesting, I will have on.
Period.
A first-time caller line, you're on the air.
Hi.
unidentified
Hello.
Hello.
This art.
art bell
It is.
unidentified
Hi, this is Dennis.
Call from Anchorage.
art bell
Anchorage, Alaska.
Okay, you're a little hard to hear, partner, so you're going to have to get into that phone and project.
unidentified
Okay.
I just wanted to call and just tuned in a little bit.
A long-time listener, first-time caller.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
And I just heard you saying something about fighting wars on U.S. soil.
art bell
Oh, yes.
unidentified
I just wanted to let you know there was a war that was fought when the Japanese invaded Lucin Chain of Alaska back during World War II.
art bell
Okay, but the spirit of my statement, sir, was that there have not been major wars fought on our soil.
unidentified
No.
art bell
The major wars have been fought elsewhere, and there's a reason for that.
And it's because we're strong.
unidentified
Correct.
art bell
If we were weak, then we would have been fighting in St. Louis.
You know what I mean?
Hello?
unidentified
Yes.
art bell
Do you get my meaning?
unidentified
Yes, I understand what you're saying.
art bell
So, yes, I'm sure there may have been some small invasions of the Aleutians, and then I guess we could take the statement about the drug war.
But more or less, the spirit of my statement is that major wars have been fought on other people's land.
It's kind of like Patton's famous statement about the whole idea is to make the other poor bastard die for his country.
Not for you to go and die for yours, but to make the other poor bastard die for his.
A little like that.
And when you're strong.
Anyway, I've said enough about that.
It's almost like a law of nature.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hi.
art bell
Hello.
Going, going, gone.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
unidentified
Good morning, Art.
This is Bob at Minneapolis.
art bell
Hi, Bob.
Speak up for us.
unidentified
Yes, sir.
bill hamilton
Calling about the use of a potential use of a Stinger to knock down that TWA flight.
art bell
Yes, sir.
bill hamilton
Clancy had called in or sent a fact to Rush Limbaugh indicating that the altitude that the aircraft was at, which was about 12,000 to 13,000 feet.
art bell
Well, there's a lot of dispute about that.
I've heard everything from 8 to 13.
bill hamilton
Okay, because they said that the altitude on his stinger is somewhere in the range of about 9,400 feet.
If it was at 12 to 13, there was no way.
art bell
Plus, hold it.
Slow it.
Our network checked with the military on the day this occurred at my behest.
And the military told my network, it depends on the Stinger model, but it can be from 1 to 8 miles.
A mile being 5,280 feet.
So you can do the math.
unidentified
For sure.
Okay, now I was just the thing.
bill hamilton
Did you hear the network news that they found the black boxes?
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
So maybe, maybe we will get some answers.
unidentified
Well, they said that the pinger had been knocked off of the black box.
bill hamilton
That's the reason it hadn't been found, and it was all the way back in the tail section.
art bell
Right, but it had been pinging and then suddenly stopped.
Now, how did they explain that?
Because apparently after it got knocked off, if it was knocked off, it was still pinging.
unidentified
Absolutely amazing.
art bell
And it had new batteries, they said.
unidentified
Right.
art bell
So if it was pinging, how could it suddenly stop?
unidentified
There's a lot of inconsistencies, and I really feel for those.
art bell
Of course, now they've got the black boxes, so I would hope for everybody's sake that if there is information, and there should be, important information to glean from them, that we get it quickly.
unidentified
Okay.
Well, it's just the caveat that they threw on the news that they're hoping they can get it.
They're even leaving themselves an out in the event that they're damaged or to such a point where they can't even get it.
art bell
Yeah, it's always possible.
But I think, thank you.
Again, I don't know a lot about black box technology.
Actually, I think they're orange.
But I believe they are built to withstand the very worst kind of impact on land or into a mountain or something like that.
And certainly to withstand water, the ravages of water, seawater, because planes are likely to come down in the water.
Two-thirds of the earth is water, isn't it?
So I would hope that information can be gleaned for the sake of everybody concerned, the families, the American people.
We've got to learn what's happened here pretty soon.
We really do.
So if they glean information quickly, I hope they release it.
I'm sure there will be a lot of pressure to do so.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hi.
Hi, how you doing?
Okay, sir.
unidentified
I had a comment about the other day that was.
art bell
Again, sir, you're weak.
I can barely hear you.
unidentified
Oh, okay.
I had a comment about some of the terrorist acts that have been going on.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
And I listened to an interview with the new Israeli Prime Minister a couple weeks ago, and I felt that he stated it best that terrorism, the problem of terrorism in the Middle East and the United States is essentially the same.
That is, in order for it to be effective, it has to be supported by an outside sovereign state.
art bell
I agree.
unidentified
And I think that regarding Oklahoma City, if McVay was the trigger man, somebody had to back him.
art bell
That may or may not be.
I don't know.
But I do know this.
You're right about one thing.
Our President Bill Clinton would do well to take some counsel from Benjamin Netanyahu.
Yeah.
Netanyahu, it is.
unidentified
Well, if you look at the way the buildings were carved out in Durand, and in Oklahoma City, they're copycats.
art bell
Very similar.
It's true.
unidentified
I think they were the same people myself.
It could be the same people that did 800.
art bell
It all could be tied together.
I don't, you know, at this point, as they say, you can't rule out anything.
And I have always admired Benjamin Netanyahu.
I've always really admired that man, and he has always been high on my list of people I wanted to interview.
And I had an interview set up with him at one point.
But now, of course, he's the Israeli prime minister, so it's going to be more difficult, but not impossible.
I would really like to interview him.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
unidentified
Yes, sir.
Arbel?
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
I got a new theory to spit out for you.
art bell
All right, spit out the flight 800.
All right.
unidentified
With the radar anomalies that they said they had beforehand.
Right.
art bell
Now they deny those, by the way.
unidentified
They deny those?
art bell
That's the latest I've heard.
You know, it's minute-to-minute.
unidentified
Yeah, it's chain keeps on changing.
But what I was thinking, naval tests of that new A-12 stealth fighter.
art bell
Right.
unidentified
Accidental misfire of an air-to-air missile.
And therefore, see, if it was a Stinger, it would be a heat-seeking missile.
And it would take out the engines, but the plane itself wouldn't have blown up like that.
art bell
Well, that depends.
It would depend on many things.
Once you've taken out an engine, pieces and parts are going to fly all over the place.
You've got an explosion that could ignite the fuel.
So the reports I heard say a streak of light followed by a white explosion, which would mean high explosive, followed by a ball of orange flame, which would indicate fuel.
Uh-huh.
So, I don't know.
unidentified
Who knows?
Yeah, and then the reason the Navy is the one conducting the complete underwater search, and maybe that's why the black boxes stopped pinging for the two days.
art bell
Yeah, that occurred to me too, sir.
unidentified
Okay.
art bell
Have a good morning.
unidentified
You too, sir.
art bell
Take care.
Who knows?
I found that highly unusual.
Pinging just stopped.
And yet they found the black boxes suddenly, both of them.
Boom, like that.
Absolutely remarkable.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
unidentified
Hello.
Hi, Art.
This is Brian in Omaha, Nebraska.
art bell
Hi, Brian.
unidentified
I was calling to give you an update on that crop circle in Butte, Nebraska.
art bell
Oh, thank you.
Yes, that apparently is being regarded, according to the newspaper article, as not a hoax.
unidentified
No, that's no.
What I have gathered from people who have gone there is that the man was out there doing his crops and stuff, taking care of them, and he came upon a hundred-yard strip, straight strip, where they were broken off over, like perfectly broken off.
And then at the end of the strip was the circle where the craft had evidently landed.
art bell
Well, I know Levin Good, Dr. Levin Good has looked at it and others, and everybody that has looked has said this is not a hoax.
unidentified
No, the police have definitely searched the whole field and they found no trace of intrusion or that anybody had gone out there and done this.
art bell
So what do you think?
UFOs in Nebraska, huh?
unidentified
No, I hope not.
Could be anywhere, though, right?
art bell
It certainly could be.
unidentified
You know, I'm not sure.
I'd love to go up and take a look at it myself, though.
art bell
As a matter of fact, so would I.
Now, you're there.
I mean, you could how far away is that from you?
unidentified
We figured it out last night, and it's about a two-hour drive from Omaha to get up there.
art bell
Are you tempted to make the drive?
unidentified
Tempted, but the guy, they had the guy on a radio station the other night, or yesterday morning, and he said that he couldn't wait anymore, that he had to harvest those crops.
So I hope he's not going to destroy that, you know?
art bell
Well, I I suppose, you know, the man's got a business, and he's got to do something, so I understand that.
That's too bad.
unidentified
Yeah, it really is.
I I'm I'm hoping that maybe there's somebody out there that has a plane that had been able to take some type of an aerial view of it.
art bell
That would be good.
Have you seen the crop circles on our webpage yet?
unidentified
Yes, I have.
art bell
What do you think?
unidentified
I don't know.
It's, you know, I it could be anything.
You know, like you said last night, there's nobody out there.
Even if they did know the truth, they probably wouldn't come out and say in the first place.
art bell
That's right.
unidentified
I don't really know.
art bell
That's right.
Well, listen, you guys, keep your eyes on the Nebraska skies.
unidentified
Okay, I'll stay in touch, Art.
art bell
All right, take care.
You know, I don't know what to say about that.
I mean, they're saying it's not a hoax.
You take from that what you want.
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And I believe it's in the Linda Howe section.
That's where we place them.
And one is of the Stone Inge Crop Circle.
It's incredible.
Incredible.
I mean, it's clear.
And it's unmistakable and it's unretouched.
And the other is of the so-called double helix.
And both of them will cause you to sit and think.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hi.
unidentified
Oh, hi, Art.
Yeah, with this crash, I think, you know, since it's in Atlanta and then Ted Turner is big in Atlanta and probably has a lot of money in it.
art bell
Sir, the crash was not in Atlanta.
unidentified
No, no, no, no.
I mean, the Olympics are not.
art bell
The Olympics are in Atlanta.
unidentified
Yeah, so Ted Turner stands to lose a lot of money with his CNN, and then probably Ted Turner's, you know, filtering the news to the benefit of all his investments in the world.
art bell
Well, yeah, but what about NBC and ABC and CBS?
unidentified
Well, like, there's also probably ex-President Carter and Andrew Young have tremendous pull, too.
Yeah?
art bell
So you think they're tremendously.
unidentified
And then they have their money in the Atlanta Olympics.
So, yeah.
art bell
I don't know.
unidentified
You don't know.
art bell
It's pretty far-fetched.
unidentified
Oh, okay.
art bell
I mean, anything's possible, but pretty far-fetched.
unidentified
Oh, okay.
art bell
You're certainly correct about one thing, and that is that news of terrorism, confirmed terrorism, would have a very, very chilling effect on the Olympics.
But would they keep it secret because of that?
God, I wouldn't want to think so.
I wouldn't want to believe that, would you?
You know, as I get older, I'm getting more cynical about it all the time.
Too many times I've been wrong about that.
First-time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
unidentified
Hello, Art Bell.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Hey, I just had a comment about that fish in the throat story you read.
art bell
Oh, yes.
unidentified
Yeah.
Boy, that's about a bizarre case of murder-suicide, Anna.
art bell
Well, it's not real.
I don't know if a fish can be accused of murder, nor if the man could be accused of suicide for taking a big yawn and getting a fish down his throat.
unidentified
Yeah.
Hey, I got one more thing.
By golly, this thing only rang about three times and you answered it, so.
art bell
That's why we have the first-time caller line.
unidentified
It's great.
Yeah, all you other people out there eat your heart out.
So enjoying the show, Mr. Bell.
You have a good morning.
art bell
Thank you.
unidentified
Where are you?
I'm somewhere in southern Oregon.
art bell
Okay.
unidentified
Just going down the road.
art bell
Well, take care out there and watch out for cats.
unidentified
Well, thank you, sir.
I will.
All right.
art bell
See you later.
Wife's Perception Not Rational 00:02:09
art bell
I don't think 18 Wheelers stop for cats easily.
Wildcard line, you're on the air.
Hi.
unidentified
Well, good morning, Art.
art bell
Good morning, sir.
unidentified
This is Mr. White here in Phoenix, Arizona.
art bell
All right.
unidentified
How you doing?
art bell
Fine.
KFYI, country.
unidentified
You got it.
Well, I'm calling in regards to the lady who called you last night, and she was talking about how you shouldn't defend yourself or whatever and called you a haymonger or whatever.
I knew.
art bell
Okay, well.
Might have been Steve Benson's daughter.
unidentified
Pardon me?
art bell
Nothing.
Go ahead.
unidentified
Anyways, I came up with this one conclusion.
I want your reaction on this.
So I hope you're prepared.
It is this.
In the rational scheme of perception, ignorance is knowledge.
art bell
Yeah?
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
Well, I guess that is true in certain cases.
unidentified
Well, I would say that her perception is not quite rational.
art bell
Well, look, she is attached to a dying philosophy.
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
At least I hope it's dying.
unidentified
For our sake.
Well, you have a good morning, Art.
art bell
All right, you too.
Take care.
That's Phoenix, Arizona.
unidentified
Phoenix.
art bell
First time caller line.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Good morning, Art.
Kevin with Bakersfield, California.
art bell
All right, K-E-R-N in Bakersfield.
unidentified
Yes, loving you over Aaron Kern.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
Two things, sir.
Visited your website this weekend, and very impressed.
art bell
Oh, it's awesome, isn't it?
unidentified
Yeah, and you do have a gorgeous wife.
art bell
Oh, thank you.
unidentified
Second thing, on the TWA crash.
art bell
Tell you what, I've got a break coming up.
Are you in a position where you can afford to hold for our break?
unidentified
For you, Art, I'll hold.
art bell
For me, you'll hold.
All right, holding you are then.
Because I've got to get this in.
Here's Maria.
unidentified
This is Premier Network.
Paso Radio Waves 00:07:03
unidentified
That was Art Bell hosting Coast to Coast AM on this somewhere in time.
Shadows painting our face, trains of romance in our...
I'll be back again and again and again and again and again.
art bell
You know, every now and then there's a song that just expresses your attitude about life.
And that's the one.
unidentified
For the Rockies, you're on the air.
art bell
Hi.
unidentified
Hi, Artville.
art bell
Yes, sir.
james redfield
Yes, this is the D-Man from Pass Rules, California.
art bell
Welcome to the show.
Good to have you.
Turn your radio off.
unidentified
I'm sorry.
The reason I called is I've called once before, and I must have had a bad connection or something.
But you know where Paso is?
art bell
Do I know where Paso Roblos is?
unidentified
Yes, yes, of course.
art bell
Central California.
Yes.
unidentified
Uh-huh.
art bell
Yes.
unidentified
All right.
I guess you don't get too many phone calls here.
I've been listening to you guys probably about a year and a half, and I really enjoy your show.
art bell
Thank you.
Well, it's a matter of odds.
You know, we're on approaching 280 radio stations across the country.
So you're talking about millions of people, and it's a matter of odds.
unidentified
It's incredible how much you, the people you pick up from all over the world.
You must have some incredible push there on that radio guy there.
art bell
Little oomph, yes.
unidentified
But one of the reasons I called, due to the crop circles.
art bell
Yes, sir.
unidentified
The thing I wanted to point out is, you know, with all this weather changing stuff right now, the weather changing and everything, that it wouldn't be out of the question for uh, weird atmospheric conditions.
Yeah, like they can't find anything um, man-made.
Well, let's say that uh, like uh, a tornado, it just it.
They do drop and they do touch, and it's not uncommon for more than one.
art bell
Well okay, let's take the um, the Stoneinch, uh crop circle, for an example.
Okay, this occurred in a 15 minute period during daylight.
All right, it is comprised of a hundred and fifty one circles.
unidentified
Now, that would be some tornado yes, or or several of them in one area because of the atmosphere.
There could be up, up in the up in the atmosphere, a large wind tunnel and they're just dropping.
art bell
Oh look, your explanation is as good as anybody, sir.
unidentified
Yeah I, I mean, I don't, i'm just trying to think of it as a uh uh, a natural way of it happening.
I'm not saying that uh, little guys uh, from outer space, there is not out of the question too.
art bell
Yeah, i'm with you I I, it could be any of the above.
One thing only thing i'm sure of, it's not Doug AND Dave.
Yeah, I guarantee you that all right.
unidentified
Well, you have a nice evening.
It was a pleasure talking to you mr, and you as well.
art bell
What radio station do you listen to?
unidentified
I listen to, um oh geez, oh yeah KPRL, uh 1230.
art bell
All right, I just wanted to give them some credit, okay.
unidentified
Well, thank you very much.
Have a nice day.
art bell
Take care uh, if you can tell us what station you're on, that helps.
First time caller line.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Hi Art, hello.
art bell
Yes sir, wrong line.
Sorry, wrong line.
Yes sir, all right.
Uh, wildcard line.
You're on the air.
unidentified
Good morning, good evening, Art.
How are you?
art bell
I am fine.
It's morning where I am.
unidentified
Where are you?
Well, just say, when I went to bed it was evening.
All right hi uh, this is Bob Pocatello Yoba.
Yes.
ted gunderson
As you're talking about, you know, light and the effect of it, you know, the photon theory of light is there, you know, but it's always been a question about that, whether or not there's a conflict of the electromagnetic theory and the photon theory.
But, you know, we'll call it Bob's effect.
But if you take a microbalance and out of the electronic microbalance and out to the fifth place on empty pan, light will attract the pan, either pan, either up or down.
art bell
I wish I knew you were talking about there.
Well, I have no idea.
ted gunderson
Okay, well, anyway, maybe some of your listeners could get into that.
But, you know, on this on this white explosion, you know, had a heat seeker like the SA-7, the Grail, there's a lot of them around in the world.
john in unknown
The terrorists have been getting them around.
ted gunderson
But anyway, a white explosion, if you had an engine instantly disintegrate, what it would do would tear those fuel bladders all the heck Art.
unidentified
You'd get a white explosion.
ted gunderson
Now, we think in 3D here now, you get a white explosion when the fuel bladders went, and then you would get ignited.
unidentified
You'd get a ball of fire.
art bell
That's right.
I can easily visualize that.
ted gunderson
Okay, 3D-wise, okay, because the plane is traveling at a maximum stress on its members because those engines are going full bar as it's gaining altitude.
unidentified
That's right.
art bell
She's climbing up.
unidentified
That's right.
ted gunderson
But anyway, the the fuel explosion is just a little bit behind the aircraft, but the aircraft is also getting sprayed with engine veins and of course under maximum stress and your thing starts to break up and of course the slip stream would would continue to tear it to pieces real quick.
art bell
Yes.
ted gunderson
But anyway, you will not get a ball of fire burning the aircraft because the ball of fire is just slightly behind it.
unidentified
But anyway, we thought we'd throw that A. All right, well, I appreciate your tossing that in.
Thank you.
art bell
Yeah, look, I think it was not a natural event as an accident.
I don't believe that for a second.
I think it was either a bomb or a missile.
One of the two.
I just hope we get word on these black boxes quickly.
And I just you know that they're examining those quickly and carefully, and maybe even sometime today they're going to have something to say.
unidentified
I hope so.
art bell
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
unidentified
Good morning, Mr. Bell.
Civilization's Balance 00:10:10
unidentified
Yes.
Calling back from yesterday about the Nietzsche idea.
Might is right.
Oh, you don't want to hear that again?
art bell
No, I don't want to go through it again.
I mean, if we can take it.
Yeah, as long as you're not putting words in my mouth, we can have a talk.
unidentified
Okay.
Civilization is what survives, not might.
art bell
Civilization is what survives, not mine.
Well, okay.
unidentified
You know, peace.
art bell
Peace.
Are we civilized?
unidentified
I think we're showing signs of getting more and more barbaric.
The way I see it with the rich getting richer and greedier and greedier and more people getting poorer and poorer, I see that as more barbaric.
art bell
You do.
unidentified
It's modern barbarism.
And it's out of balance.
art bell
Well, it is true that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer.
But still, as a general circumstance, if you make a comparison, standard of living, whatever else, what other standard you want to use, America is far, far ahead of most of the rest of the world.
unidentified
Yes, but the people in America, the way it breaks down with wealth belonging to the few and what's left belonging to the greater mass, it's really out of balance.
art bell
It's out of balance a little bit, but all free societies are always going to be out of balance.
unidentified
I don't know that this is a rather free society.
art bell
The only way you achieve real balance is true communism.
unidentified
I just think that, of course, my problem is what's happening to the poor in this country.
It hasn't happened yet.
But what seems like it's going to be happening in two years and what?
Do you believe in communism?
No, I believe in democracy.
I believe in a democracy.
art bell
Well, then you've got it.
You believe actually it's a republic, a representative democracy.
unidentified
Uh-huh.
art bell
And is what we've got.
unidentified
And more and more, you know, more equal rights for more people.
It's something to work on, constantly make it better, evolve it.
art bell
Isn't that what we're doing?
unidentified
No.
And that's why I don't understand the right wing, because they just want to keep on tipping that balance into the favor of the rich more and more and more.
They don't care.
It's like so predatory.
They don't care.
art bell
Predatory, to me, predatory is taking from women.
Predatory to me is taking from those who have earned, toiled, made money, and giving it to those who are sitting on their butts.
That's predatory.
unidentified
No, no, that's not true.
If you understand the economic conditions, you understand that people are unemployed and with low wages because the people that are controlling the money and the power and the country are taking too much.
They're keeping too much aside for themselves.
art bell
And so the only way to achieve what you want is communism.
unidentified
Yes, yes, yes, yes, that equal distribution, Rob.
No, don't go to the other extreme, though.
art bell
That is where you are.
You're just not saying it, but that's where you are.
unidentified
I mean, strong unions, better wages, more equality.
Nobody's going to be able to do it.
Hey, you can have a union.
Profit sharing.
Jobs not degraded.
You can have a union.
art bell
You can bargain for profit sharing if you want.
unidentified
Yeah, I think people have go out there and become a union organizer then.
But I think that, you know, you guys are the right wing is being, and the Republicans are much too successful.
Because it's like a snowball.
And when I see that the wealth is so unequally distributed, there's a pro you know.
art bell
No, no, no, no.
unidentified
There's no distribution of wealth.
We don't have.
art bell
See, you keep using these communist terms.
unidentified
We don't have a distribution.
art bell
We don't have a distribution of wealth in America.
We have people who earn money.
unidentified
Oh, we do have a distribut.
It's a mass of wealth in the power of the few.
Like the top 10% control 90% of the wealth.
Now, what does that mean?
art bell
It means they're very successful.
unidentified
Huh?
art bell
Excuse me, I'm super.
I mean, was it distributed to them or did they earn it?
unidentified
They've acquired it.
art bell
Through what means?
unidentified
You know, keeping labor, the cost of wages down.
That's one big strong means.
art bell
Have you ever heard the expression, take it?
Have you ever heard the expression, take this job and shove it?
unidentified
Not just that.
You can't.
If you're in a position of having nothing to put on your table, you can't just shove the job in your head.
art bell
Oh, yes, you can.
I've done it more times than I can count.
unidentified
But you can't use yourself as an example.
You have to look at the statistics.
art bell
Why can't I use myself as an example?
unidentified
No, you can't just take one incidental case and apply that to the whole country.
You have to look at the statistics.
Have you got a job?
Have I got a job?
Yep.
Yes.
art bell
Could you tell them to shove it tomorrow?
unidentified
No, no, no way.
People don't have that job.
art bell
Do you mean to say you're a slave?
unidentified
It's to me it's the same thing.
art bell
Are you a slave?
unidentified
A modern slavery.
art bell
A modern slave.
The hell idiot.
Slavery is when they used to have chains around your feet.
unidentified
Okay, but I can't believe that you're not looking at this whole picture like this.
You're just looking at yourself and saying that if I could do it, then anybody can do it.
art bell
I'm trying to say you could do it.
unidentified
I'm sorry?
art bell
I was trying to say you could do it.
I shifted the argument from me to you.
unidentified
If we get stuck, talk about our personal lives, I don't think we're going to see the whole picture of what's going on in the country.
art bell
Okay, well, you're right about that.
I mean, I don't want to get stuck talking about just you or just me.
So hold on a minute now.
Hello there.
You're on the air.
Are you there?
unidentified
Oh, yeah.
art bell
Good.
What is your name?
unidentified
I'm Annie in New Orleans.
art bell
Annie in New Orleans.
Jenny, do you have a job?
unidentified
I'm kind of self-employed, so I'm very...
art bell
Oh, self-employed.
That's even better, Annie.
unidentified
Well, not really.
art bell
Not really?
unidentified
No, I get $6 an hour just whenever it comes in.
art bell
How do you get that as a self-employment?
unidentified
I'm cleaning houses.
art bell
Oh, I see.
All right.
But you could still go get another job if you wanted to, right?
unidentified
If it's available.
But I live a very meager life.
art bell
But what you have, Annie, is opportunity, right?
unidentified
I wouldn't call it opportunity, though.
art bell
What would you call it?
unidentified
Chance, being at the right place at the right time.
art bell
All right.
Well, meet somebody who is your soul sister.
By the way, where are you calling from?
unidentified
New Orleans.
art bell
New Orleans.
unidentified
Yeah.
art bell
No, no, no.
The my other calling.
unidentified
Oh, St. Charles.
art bell
St. Charles.
unidentified
Missouri.
art bell
Missouri.
All right.
So you both feel about the same way about this.
unidentified
Actually, that's why I called because I was under the impression that she was trying to say that the theory of not evolution, but the how does that go again?
The might, not the might, the survival of the fittest was more had nothing really to do with military.
That's what I thought she was trying to say, and that you had turned it around to make it seem that it was a military theory.
I might be mistaken.
No, that's pretty good.
You know, it's a false idea that might makes right.
I mean, look what happened to Germany.
I mean, Hitler had that idea.
Because in my interpretation, that sanitation is what is one of the things that keeps a society or a more than just a society, but sanitation is crucial.
And that's even, I guess, in the Bible in a way, because you could have as big a military as you want, and then when there's a viral outbreak, goodbye.
Okay.
Yeah.
I think that the Republicans are going headlong into worsening the situation and worsening it and worsening it.
And I'm so worried that it's not now, but in a short time when, for instance, these cutbacks on the poor, in two years, these people are going to be in the streets.
Now, wait a minute.
art bell
Wait a minute.
The President of the United States is a Democrat.
unidentified
Right.
art bell
Right?
unidentified
It doesn't really matter who's in the party.
art bell
Thank you.
That's exactly right.
unidentified
Yeah, but I'm looking at who's pushing it through.
The Congress, Newt Gingrich.
art bell
But nothing has gone through the President hasn't wanted to go through.
He's got power veto.
unidentified
I don't know where this president's at.
I don't know what he's doing next.
I hope he's doing the right thing.
So he's a tough thing to do.
art bell
He's not really even liberal enough for you, is he?
unidentified
I don't know where he's at.
He's got such a tough job.
If I had to make the decision, I mean, gosh, he's got to call these things.
It's really hard.
I feel there is this imbalance of wealth distribution in this country.
If you don't agree that if you think it's different, I think your terminology is probably what's getting art off base.
art bell
Well, no, Art only got upset.
unidentified
It's a lot of distribution, but it's just, you know, all these politicians and when she says rich, I don't think she just means like somebody who's got a lot of money, but we're talking about the corporate world here, the huge corporations, and they just amass these huge fortunes at the expense of every person on the planet.
art bell
All right, listen, ladies, I've got to end it there.
I'm sorry.
Thank you both.
I wish we had more time, but the clock is pressing.
Time is gone.
I'm sorry.
The clock says I've got to go.
So, from the high desert, I'm Art Bell.
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