Art Bell’s Open Lines episode kicks off with Daniel Brinkley’s miraculous aneurysm recovery, attributed to prayer and a blue aura, while Bell muses on its mechanics. New revelations—Princess Diana’s driver Henry Paul had three times the legal alcohol limit and antidepressants, and Paula Jones rejecting a $750K settlement for an apology—spark speculation about cover-ups. Callers propose fringe theories: Diana’s 1997 "automatic writing" message, missing Russian plutonium warheads in South America, and U.S. grants to Hollywood filmmakers for alien narratives. Bell corrects miscalculations on nuclear blast zones (64 blocks vs. ~25) and warns of loose suitcase nukes, now a greater threat than Cold War stockpiles. A Quebec caller ties time travel theories to "timeline shifts," while skeptics question undetected abductions or stealth tech. Dreams of Seoul’s destruction and Gibbs’ dismissed September nuclear prediction loom as Bell hints at deeper conspiracies—from Nevada test leaks to Men in Black sightings—undermining trust in institutions. [Automatically generated summary]
From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I bid you all good evening or good morning as the case may be across all these many prolific time zones, stretching from way out in the Pacific to the Eastern and Hawaiian Island chains, eastward to the Caribbean and the U.S. Virgin Islands, south into South America, north all the way to the Pole, and worldwide on the old internet.
This is close to close AM.
And I'm Mark Bell.
Great to be here.
And tonight is all yours.
It's going to be open lines all the way through.
No doubt we'll get into some kind of trouble.
Lots to talk about.
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Now, let me begin with Daniel Brinkley.
I got a call from Daniel earlier today, and we talked for about a half hour.
Guess what, folks?
It looks like Daniel is going to make it.
It is a miracle.
Question mark?
Here's where we stand.
The three aneurysms that he has have all ceased bleeding.
All three.
The blood clots remain, but the signs are that they are dissolving.
Now let me tell you something.
Danion was a dead man when he got there.
Again, Danion had 10 to 15 clots even as these things began to stop bleeding.
His head was brain was full of blood.
And he had 10 to 15 clots.
Now, there are indications those clots are dissolving so far harmlessly.
Now, this doesn't mean he's out of the woods, but I'll tell you he sounded pretty good.
Next couple, he's going to be, they tell him he'll be in the hospital for another week, and they're going to have to readjust his medication so this doesn't occur again because of the chances of it occurring again once it's happened or unfortunately better.
However, he's going to be out of the hospital if everything continues as it is in a week.
Off the critical list.
And I'm telling you, and he's telling you and will tell you, you'll hear from him.
He may.
I said, Daniel, when are you going to bed?
And he said, oh, around 2.30 or something in the morning.
He said, they come wake me up every two hours to see if I'm asleep.
So it looks like Daniel is going to make it.
And he wants to thank you, and I want to thank you.
I know to some people it sounds hokey, but he said it was like a blue aura all around him.
And I differ only a little bit from how Daniel feels about it because I'm not sure.
I absolutely have no question in my mind the power of prayer is real.
I really have no question in my mind the power of prayer is real.
Now, I'll get myself in trouble, I'm sure, by saying I don't know why.
CNN, interestingly, coincidentally, maybe not, over the last several days has been running a story on the power of prayer.
And they interviewed a physician, and it's widely known that somewhere between 70 and 90% of the time, placebo pills work.
In other words, if you take a placebo and you believe it to be good medicine that's going to cure your ill, whatever your ill is, then 70 to 90% of the time you get better.
Even though you're taking nothing but what, you know, sugar or whatever kind of substitute, something or another they'd be giving you that is actually medically negligible or has zero value.
That's a placebo.
And this doctor on CNN was talking about the belief, faith, that the key appears to be faith.
Now, so I'm not so sure.
You know, I'm not positive that I put the name God to it.
I think our brains have powers that we don't understand, both in being able to heal ourselves and others.
And Daniel, when he was about to die, did a very interesting thing.
He was in an intensive care ward with a whole bunch of other people.
He said, you've got to get me out of here.
He said, people all around me are dying.
And he has a lot of compassion for those who are dying, but he was himself dying.
And he was trying to go into an internal mode of concentration to go to work on himself.
And he couldn't do it because, as you know, Danian hears and feels everything around him.
So he got himself in a private room in intensive care.
He is one of the most remarkable people that I've ever known in my whole life.
So in the next day or two, if he happens to be up at the hour that I'm on the air, We'll get Daniel on the air, and I'll let you listen for yourself.
Boy, what a remarkable man.
And it might bear a little discussion on the power of prayer.
Personally, I don't make the automatic leap.
I believe in the power of prayer, but I'm not sure why it works.
And I know I'm going to get lectured till the cows come home about that one.
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Well, it works because God hears us or it answers question.
And those who have faith, I have a great deal of respect for.
Faith, meaning or defined as something that you absolutely believe in, though you cannot prove.
Anyway, there you are.
That's good news.
And Danien sounded a lot better.
Not out of the woods, because a clot could still let go that would give him a stroke and kill him.
But the doctors are not operating, and they are suggesting that they're seeing a miracle.
You tell me.
Okay, so that's your update on Daniel.
You may hear from him in the next couple of days.
I laughed when he said, you know, they keep coming in every two hours to wake you up, make sure you're asleep.
Not dead, I guess.
I don't know.
Well, I got a really pleasant surprise earlier today.
Do you remember, on top of Daniel, do you remember yesterday I told you that my book, The Quickening, I'm so excited, debuted at number 22 on the nonfiction hardcover bestseller list?
Well, it sure did.
And then my publisher looked a little further and they've got a business bestseller list as well, New York Times business bestseller list, and it debuted as number six.
They abused number six on the business bestseller list.
I'm so proud I could burst.
I can't believe it.
So thank you all.
That is not really the, you know, wasn't really the thrust of the book.
But of course I did cover that in a couple of chapters, The Economics.
You can get that book now, my book, anywhere in the country.
Just go into any bookstore and ask for The Quickening by Art Bell.
It's selling like crazy.
Amazing.
It is amazing.
It's like having a baby.
and it's like watching your baby grow up haha The other side of the coin, an awful lot of the other things in that book are obviously underway right now.
And we can talk about that if you want.
I got a very, very interesting call, and I will not embarrass the lady who must have been a very, very nice lady.
I got a fax, an urgent fax earlier today from a brokerage firm.
And I won't even tell you where, a major brokerage firm.
And this man said, you've got to help me out.
He said, I've got a client who has ordered me to find out how I can buy.
And I can't find the initials for it, but she absolutely says she will not settle for anything but buying Art Bell stock because she says it's gone up 700% and it's about to split.
And I must find out where I can buy this for her immediately.
Flash importance.
So I called him back and I said, is your client perhaps a very nice, very old, rich lady?
I said, well, I said, have you ever heard of the rogue market?
And he said, no.
And I said, it's not the real stock market, sir.
And then I explained what the rogue market was to him.
That like two or three thousand personalities, public figures, politicians, sports figures, movie stars, talk show hosts, blah, blah, blah.
They're all in this place called the rogue market, and it's exactly like the real stock market, only it's not real.
Except to the degree that if you do real well, you might win a t-shirt, you know, or something, coffee cup or something.
Something like that.
He laughed.
The guy about fell on the floor.
It was several seconds before he recovered.
And I'm sure he gave his client a call and said, I'm sorry.
But you can get your RPL stock.
This is going to be a wild week on the rogue market.
I've had more fun with that.
This has been really a lot of fun.
And it turns out in the rogue market, I found out about a month ago, there is a section devoted to talk show hosts.
And they're all, all the major syndicated talk show hosts in America are in there.
Rush, Laura, Howard, myself, oh, I think Bruce Williams, And on and on and on.
There's a whole bunch of them in there, probably 10, at least.
And so I've been urging people, yeah, go up to the Rogue Market.
It's with a link on our page.
Just click on the Rogue Market, buy Art Bell Stock, it says, or something.
Keith might have changed it by now.
And go over to the Rogue Market.
He filled a little form, and they give you $10,000 Rogue Dollars.
Fill out another little form, and they give you $5,000 more.
So you've got $15,000 Rogue Dollars, and you can go buy stock.
Then you go to the listings area after you've registered and buy stock.
And I'm telling you right now, my stock is surely going through the roof.
And so you can make a lot of money, but the faster you get up there, the better.
If you wait, then you're going to be helping somebody else make profit.
That doesn't mean you won't make profit, but the earlier you get in there, obviously, as massive people pour in, which they're doing because it's going through the roof, you're going to make lots of rogue dollars.
Anyway, that was sweet.
And so to that little 79-year-old lady out there, wherever you are, thank you, dear.
I appreciate your interest.
And she was just all set to dump her money into Arpell stock.
Real money.
Real money.
As they say more in a moment.
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As they say more in a moment.
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What's your take on disclosure?
Do you think it's going to ever happen?
I don't think government is going to come out and say, we've been visited, this has been going on.
What do you think's going?
Most people in the United States believe that UFOs are real and the government's covering up something about it.
So when they say, well, now that you mention it, that wasn't a weather balloon at Roswell, that was a UFO that came down, people yawned and said, yeah, so what?
Now let's go back to the night of September 9th, 1997, on Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
Art Bell, Somewhere in Time With respect to last night's program, this.
Hello, Art.
I don't want to take up much of your time, but I thought you might find this story interesting.
A little over three years ago, I began going to a tech school to learn about computer repair.
During my second semester, our class got into digital and analog electronics.
During the course, we discussed the invention of the transistor and the microchip and how it revolutionized modern electronics.
During class, we were told the invention of the microchip was a huge leap in technology, because before it, there were just large vacuum tubes and transistors.
I couldn't understand how this large leap took place, from tubes to etchings on a silicon, to silicon overnight, just didn't sit well with me, so I asked my teacher how it occurred.
His answer was, it just did.
So after a few days, I went to my first semester electronics teacher and posed the very same question.
This teacher had worked for NASA in the early days of the Gemini project.
I thought since he was involved with the early leaps in technology, he'd have some insight as to how the leap occurred.
When I asked him, he said it wasn't so much invented as it was deciphered.
My reply was, huh?
Deciphered from what?
I can't say, he said.
Why not?
I asked.
His answer was, look, I could still get into trouble.
Let's just say that, and I quote here, no one on earth could have made that leap without a little help from above.
What do you think, folks?
He meant God?
Then he said, you shouldn't worry about it.
You don't have to understand how or why it happened to understand how it works.
Trust me.
With that, he picked up his coffee mug and left the room.
Since that day, I've done a little research, and I believe this leap was either given to us or we found it out in the desert.
Anyway, I hope you find this interesting.
Keep up the good work.
Signed, Lance.
I thought that was a particularly interesting facts.
Don't you think so?
A source now says, new tests show the driver in the Paris car that killed Princess Diana had blood alcohol levels.
Three times the legal limit.
The source who asked not to be identified says the post-mortem tests also show Henry Paul had traces of antidepressant drugs in his system.
Whoa, so now we're talking about three times the alcohol level and pills.
The source says the antidepressants could have boosted the debilitating, which certainly would have, effects of the alcohol Paul consumed before the crash.
Sora says the latest tests confirm earlier tests indicating Paul was drunk at the wheel.
Well, I told you at the time, that was my guess, that what we were dealing here with for the most part, despite everybody's paparazzi pursuit, was a drunk driver.
And it looks like that's exactly what it was.
There's one more item here before the bottom of the error, I guess it is.
And that is, Paula Jones, I guess, is dismissing her lawyers.
It's because of a disagreement, and the reports I've been getting suggest that they want her to settle for three-quarters of a million dollars or something.
And she said no.
She said, what I want is an apology.
In other words, she wants to clear her name.
Well, the president may never make that apology.
Probably won't.
Well, you know what?
I say, Paula, right on.
The lawyers, of course, want their piece of the action.
And, you know, how can you divide up an apology, right?
So I say, hang in there, Paula.
If it's your reputation you want back, then you've got every right to hang in there, get yourself a new lawyer, somebody who will follow your instructions.
Makes sense to me anyway.
Congratulations, Paula.
Hang in there.
We'll be right back.
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You're listening to Art Bell Somewhere in Time on Premier Radio Networks.
Tonight, an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from September 9th, 1997.
Without your love, oh, baby, don't leave me this away.
I can't accept.
I surely miss your tender kiss.
Don't leave me this way.
Baby, my heart is full of love and desire for you.
Now go down and do what you gotta do.
You burn it fire down in my broken.
Now can't you see it's burning the high-class cold?
The End
The End
If you feel that time might still be by.
Every time I think about it, I won't cry.
with bombs and the devil.
They're waiting with ease and time to be young.
They look here, they keep coming.
You're listening to Art Bell Somewhere in Time on Premier Radio Networks, tonight an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from September 9th, 1997.
Art, I'm surprised that no one commented on the missing Russian nukes during your open line segment last night.
Well, I bet they will tonight.
I'm saying that.
I may have missed it, but I'm telling you, if 100 one-kiloton nuclear warheads being lost doesn't scare you, then you just can't be scared.
I'm guessing that Ed Dames is already working on this, are you, Ed?
If he isn't, it certainly qualifies as a project worthy of his talents and other remote viewers as well.
Maybe we could get enough of General Alexander Levitt's voice without the translator for David Oates to go to work.
Oh, that's an idea.
By the way, David, well, You might also consider interviewing Andrew and Leslie Cockburn, who wrote One Point Safe, the book mentioned in the 60 Minutes segment.
Art, this is definitely a quickening item.
No cutting.
By the way, he says, congratulations on making the New York Times Bozilaru is great.
That's Donald listening to 810 AM KCMO.
50,000 watts of attitude.
I always thought that was a great slogan.
50,000 watts of attitude.
What use other than terrorism would any of us have for a one-kiloton suitcase nuke?
And that's what's missing, according to Levin.
A hundred suitcase, one-kiloton nuclear weapons that can be set off by a single individual in 30 minutes according to Reuters I bet there are uses other than terrorism for such a weapon now what would they be you could play cool fun games at home you know and start the clock ticking backward and then see if like when it got down two seconds or
One second, you could real quick press the button and stop it, you know, if you're into that kind of thing.
And I don't know, I was trying to think of other uses for a good suitcase nuke.
You could lower the taxes in your region, but that's terrorism.
And I know that's going to bother a lot of people, including me, in a lot of ways.
But faith seemed to be the key.
That's what he said.
And I thought it was a wise comment.
He didn't attribute it to God, necessarily.
He didn't rule it out.
He said faith in God is one form of faith.
But if you have faith that a little pill that has nothing but sugar in it is going to cure your ill, and then 70 to 90 percent of the time it does, then I think we're talking about the power of our own brains, which we continue to vastly underestimate, in my opinion.
And I have a question about your book, The Quickening.
Far away.
Well, I'm one of your many blind listeners, and I'm wondering if you have donated a copy of your book to the Library of Congress for them to put either on tape or in Braille.
Let me get to my publisher on that one, because otherwise I'm facing doing it myself.
unidentified
Oh, I see.
Well, I am both a tape and Braille reader, but I prefer Braille, because I've read Braille since I was in third grade, and I'm a very old lady right now.
You know, I did an audio tape, and it's like reliving the whole thing.
unidentified
thing again uh-huh and if they will do it oh i'll do but listen i'll call in the morning thank you wonderful uh well uh i'm i'm enjoying your uh open lines tonight, and I've tried to get through many, many nights.
As a matter of fact, I got through twice tonight, but the lady recording cut me off.
You know, your party hasn't answered and all that business.
If you had a suitcase, one kiloton nuclear device, what would you do with it?
unidentified
Well, I really don't know because I'm kind of at a loss about what to do about anything right now because my husband's only been dead for two and a half days and I'm sort of floating in limbo myself right now.
As a matter of fact, I believe very strongly in reincarnation, even though I'm a conservative Jew, because I have a very strong, inbuilt visual sense, although I haven't seen since I was four and a half months old.
And I believe that were I to come back again, I would come back as a fully sighted person.
Yeah, I tend to think, Art, that it's more like what the St. Petersburg Times newspaper said, and that is basically is water deposits because we have hard water down here.
Well, you know, it might be, but the one thing that surprised me was vandals came along, I guess, right, and sort of did it in for a while.
And then it cleared itself up.
unidentified
Yeah, and you know, every time I pass her, when I'm going north in U.S. 19 to clear water, and I go past that, they seem to have a police guard on it now.
I'm not surprised, but I was pleasantly surprised when I heard it cleared itself up.
Now, that is fairly impressive, no matter what you believe.
That's kind of impressive.
unidentified
I agree.
Just one quick, in fact, two quick questions are.
On Friday, just before the funeral started for Lady D or Princess Die, you know, our local station here in St. Petersburg cut you off with a very, very interesting guest because I've tried to work with out-of-body exercises for years, been to the Monroe Institute, Gateway Program, etc.
I know on your problem, on your program rather, you deal with many New Age subjects.
Sure.
And it seems in, you can correct me if I'm wrong on this, but in the New Age movement, there's a lot of talk about utopia, about consciousness raising and a better day over the horizon.
Sure.
But you know, there's one thing, and maybe some of your guests could call and share their thoughts on this.
One thing that bothers me about the New Age movement, and this is what it is, it's the word conformity.
And Heaven's Gate comes to mind.
All the people, we saw them on television, they all had kind of a mindless, blank stare on their face.
Well, I mean, look, I would like to say you're right, and that accounts for what they did.
But you're not right.
These people, no matter what else you say, they were happy.
They were settled in their mind about what they were doing.
They seemed very bright.
Thank you.
Every indication is they were very intelligent.
They certainly are articulate.
I've interviewed a number of, one of the survivors, and I may interview another.
He wants to get on the program.
But the fact of the matter is, I found them to be articulate, bright, not typically what you would think of as sort of blank-eyed, cult-type people.
No, I can't agree with that at all.
All right, we've got a break.
It's coming up toward the top of the hour, and we will continue with nothing but open lines.
It's all yours tonight.
I'm Art Bell.
I'm yours tonight as well.
This is Coast to Coast.
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Tonight featuring a replay of Coast to Coast AM from September 9th, 1997.
Coast to Coast AM from September
9th, 1997.
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We gotta get right back to where we started from.
Love is good, love can become.
We gotta get right back to where we started from.
Do you remember that day?
I'm sorry, baby.
When you first came my way I said no one could take your way And if you get hurt If you get hurt I've got little things like the rain I can set a smile back on to your home, baby When it's all right and it's coming on We've got to get right back to where we started from
Premier Radio Networks presents Art Bell Somewhere in Time.
Tonight's program originally aired September 9th, 1997.
Well, what's interesting is, you know, if you go back over this whole thing from the very beginning, including the zoning case, which is something that he worked on, I didn't.
Uh-huh.
And then when we get to the most recent thing, which is the Lights Over Phoenix, and it was something that I asked about, and all he did was make fun of me and not want to answer any questions, and it really makes you wonder, you know, what his agenda was as far as running a candidate against me.
Maybe tomorrow you should go in, and when the question part comes up, when you can ask, ask if you could possibly revisit the question of the Lights Over Phoenix.
unidentified
Well, you know, tomorrow, and as a matter of fact, our regular policy session should have been today, but they canceled it because it's Election Day, and next Tuesday would have been the next policy session, and those are the sessions that are on TV, and those are the ones we can ask the questions at, and that one was canceled.
So all we've got is a formal session tomorrow and a formal session next week.
I'm sure there are a lot of people looking at the election results late tonight and saying, hmm, maybe I shouldn't have snickered so hard.
I wonder if I've made a mistake here.
unidentified
Yeah, well, it's been kind of interesting, and I want to thank you so much for getting this all out in the open and letting people know exactly what the case was here.
That's Frances Emma Barwood victorious in the recall election, and I'm sure the ramifications of that one are going to be rattling around real hard in Phoenix Talk Radio tomorrow.
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All right, in a moment, it's going to be back to open lines.
The only thing I could come up with was to start it going, you know, and then sort of play a personal game of chicken and see if you could press the cancel button, you know, like two or three seconds before it was going to go.
But with my luck, you know, the phone would ring or something, divert my attention.
Goodbye, Parump.
So what was that you were saying about morons now?
Other uses?
unidentified
The only possible use I could think, other than terrorism, is to advance your terroristic aim, whether that may be by actually taking the thing apart to make more.
Jim in Las Vegas says, hey, Art, why not use a Bayless Clockwork Generator on the Cassini space probe?
Well, Jim, the problem is the Bayless Clockwork Generator requires somebody to turn the crank.
Now, I suppose you could send it out there and hope that as it wound down slowly, some six-fingered alien hand would come along and give it a good crank, but I wouldn't bet on that.
We are tromping across Canada like nobody's business.
unidentified
It's absolutely wonderful to hear you at night.
So here's two ideas for a nuclear tape.
Oh, okay.
The first one is somebody actually take it apart and with a videotape, make it into a video and put it on the internet so that you can see part by part exactly how it's made.
Well, if you remember, sir, if you remember Merle Haggard's answer to the caller who called, he said that he is fascinated by it, has been reading it for years, but thinks there might be some demonic influence in it.
unidentified
Well, you know, I get a lot of that, but you really have to read it, and you have to let, you know, spiritual discernment, you know, first logic mind and spiral logic mind weigh and see if you have balance or if it comes up wanting.
But, you know, hardly anyone practices spiritual discernment.
They talk about being true truth seekers and, you know, sincere and all, but they really aren't, especially when they're faced with it.
And that's one of the problems when it comes to, well, fundamentalist Christian societies and everything else.
Then you have the atheist side.
But, you know, the Orange book, Book of Truth, is the book spoken of in many of the prophecies in most of the religions of the world, including Christian, Hopi, Islam, Judaism, Chinese, and many others.
No, there haven't been a word, not a word in the news about that.
You bet they sent a team down there.
In fact, the U.S. offered cooperation, then the whole thing went silent.
And you and I can both guess why, can't we?
Right here at the bottom of the hour, I'm Art Bell, and this is Coast to Coast AM.
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You're listening to Art Bell Somewhere in Time on Premier Radio Networks, tonight an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from September 9th, 1997.
I had to stand on a pair of what I am.
It's all clear to me now.
My heart is on fire.
You're listening to Arc Bell Somewhere in Time on Premier Radio Networks, tonight's an encore presentation of Coast to Coast AM from September 9th, 1997.
Exactly what it is, and I've got a really hot, no pun intended, you'll understand, tip for you here in a moment from a highly reliable source, which must for this moment remain anonymous.
Oh, you're going to love this one.
Listen, reasons that go to my website right now.
Well, let me count them.
A million.
My website is more like a web within a web.
It's so big.
We've got a studio cam going right now, three studio cams circulating.
So you can actually go to my website and sit there and about every 45 seconds or so, it updates with a new photograph of me doing the program.
It's a frightening thing to have in the studio with you, but it's a lot of fun.
You see that on the web.
You can go to the rogue market from the web and buy Art Bell stock before it splits.
Remembering that earlier call today.
I actually called that broker back to help the guy out.
This lady wanted to buy Art Bell stock, and she was demanding that he find and immediately buy it before it split.
Lots of photographs up there.
The recent trip to Alaska.
We got to play with, and I say play with because that's what we did, a Black Hawk helicopter.
How frequently do you ever get to do that?
Boy, was that fun.
You'll see the photographs of that up there.
And some of the most beautiful Alaskan scenery you've ever seen in your whole life.
of most of those photographs.
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The End Now let's go back to the night of September 9th, 1997, on Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
I have from a very reliable source word moments ago that the American Chemical Society that is meeting now in Las Vegas is later today going to make an
allegation that during the years that we did supposed objectives, safe underground testing here in Nevada, there were a number of unannounced leaks.
My source further indicates that the Department of Energy is going to follow up by admitting that yes, it is true.
This is going to rock a lot of boats if it's true, so all I can say to you is, if you hear about this later today, remember you heard it here first.
Let me repeat at the American Chemical Society meeting in Las Vegas, it is said by a very good source that I have, will say that there were leaks during the underground testing period, and the Department of Energy will admit it is true.
I, of course, have been here very nearby during the entire time they've been doing that.
I remember very clearly and very well years ago working in Las Vegas when, you know, we would issue, when I was working in Las Vegas, we would issue on a daily basis, not daily, but any day they were going to do a test,
warnings, that people on high-rise buildings or working in precarious locations should get inside during the period of the test because buildings would rock back and forth when these things would go off.
And now they're going to announce that, in effect, they lied and there were leaks.
The only thing I don't have from my source is how extensive the leaks were.
I always used to wonder about this because they would postpone tests when the wind was going toward Las Vegas.
I wonder how many of you here in Nevada remember that.
And I always used to wonder out loud on the air, if these things are safe and there's not a problem, then why do they postpone a test when the wind is blowing in the wrong direction?
So I must say I'm not surprised, but I am saddened if it comes to pass.
Now, this is not the Holy Grail.
This is from a very reliable source of mine.
So if it comes to pass that you hear this announcement tomorrow, just remember you heard it here first.
I was commuting between here in Thurump, Nevada, and Las Vegas.
There is between us a mountain, about 5,000 some odd foot mountain, big mountain.
It is a one-way, 65-mile trip between here and Las Vegas.
So I commuted this every day to do the radio show that I did in Las Vegas.
A lot of commuting.
Well, one night coming home after a program, a Sunday night program, it was, I don't know, about 11.20, I guess, at night.
And we were, and I say we, because my wife was with me in the car.
We have little cars, GeoMetros.
I like my Geos.
And we were in my Geo, and she was in the passenger seat, and I was driving.
And I guess we were probably not more than a mile, probably less than a mile from home.
And we were traveling on a road from the east going west.
My wife said, what the hell is that?
She had somehow caught a reflection or a light or something and turned around and she saw this craft, this thing, coming up from behind us.
And she was very excited.
I said, I don't know.
And I pulled the car over to the side of the road.
you know it's a very country confide atmosphere out here we're in a very They have a million people, and we have 23,000 people spread out.
So it's a very country atmosphere out here.
And it's very quiet.
I mean, you can hear a cricket at a quarter mile, a half mile, you can hear a cricket.
Very quiet, dead quiet.
So quiet that if you go out there and there's no cricket, you hear the humming in your own ears.
I mean, dead silence.
That's how quiet it is.
It was almost a full moon, a very bright, you know, the air here is very clear, so it was very bright, stars out everywhere.
And I stopped the car.
We both got out and stood on the street because there was no traffic.
And here coming from behind us was this large triangle, which I would estimate to be about 150 feet from one point of the triangle to the other.
And it was extremely low, not more than 150 feet above our heads, maybe even only 100, low, very low.
And it was coming roughly from the west-southwest to the east.
It would let me get my direction straight.
It would be the east, south, east, and moving to the west-northwest.
And it moved directly over our heads.
Directly over our heads.
Now, it was black in color.
There was enough moon that you could see the substance of the craft.
It wasn't just lights.
There were two lights on the back of the triangle and one on the front strobing.
It slowly, and I'm going to guess this object was moving no more than 30 miles an hour.
I mean slow.
Big, gigantic, the kind of thing where the stars and the moon, the moon and the stars just went away when it came over our head, like in the movie.
No beams of light came down.
It floated.
It did not fly.
Aerodynamic flight takes aerodynamic occurrences.
In other words, you've got to have lift.
Be going fast enough to achieve lift, aerodynamic lift.
This was, this object was, define gravity.
And it just floated right over our heads and continued.
We stood there and watched it float out across the valley toward the west-northwest for a good, oh, I don't know, five minutes, maybe longer, until we could no longer see it.
And we came home sort of silently saying, oh my God, what did we see?
So that's what it was.
There was no sound.
I could still hear the cricket, you know, as this thing was passing over.
So you tell me what I saw.
I don't know.
That's the experience.
I debated heavily whether I would say anything about it on the air.
I finally decided I would.
And I dragged my poor wife in to vouch for my story because I wasn't about to tell it alone.
I saw one of two things.
I saw military technology that is so far advanced that its revelation would be a gigantic story.
Or I saw an alien craft.
Either way, it's a big story.
And trust me when I tell you that once you have seen something like this, it will change your life.
And if it doesn't, then like the earlier caller said, you're a moron.
Well, we're going to do something a little different this hour.
We're going to do, and really this occurred about a week ago, I think.
We're on the air all across Canada.
I mean, really all across Canada, from Nova Scotia, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, a bunch of other ones.
So I'm going to have a Canadian hour.
Now, what does that mean?
That means that those of you using both the, in fact, all three lines, east of the Rockies, west of the Rockies, and the International Line, all of you have got to hang up unless you're in Canada.
This is going to be a complete Canadian hour.
Are you listening to me out there?
Canadians only.
No matter where in Canada you are.
It doesn't matter.
Canada only.
Everybody else out there has got to cooperate.
Hang up the phone.
Canada only.
It's open lines.
We're talking about all kinds of stuff.
For example, what would you do if you had a, what would you do other than some sort of terrorist thing with a suitcase nuke?
Here's somebody else with the 10 best reasons to own your own one kiloton nuclear weapon.
One, to create your own private swimming pool larger than the Joneses.
Two, a poor country's way of creating their own Grand Canyon for a tourist attraction.
Three, rocket propulsion system for those anxious to see if Richard's Glass City on the Moon is for real.
You'd need a cannon.
Four, the quickest way for an individual to visit another dimension.
Heating oil got too expensive due to Art Bell's constant advertising spots.
Oh, I see.
Due to budget cutbacks, the U.S. military needed a cheaper supplier.
A new way to test how deep Mel's hole really is.
Third world country's way of eradicating locusts.
Paula Jones really wants to stick it to her lawyers.
For those who truly want to know if those bomb shelters from the 50s really worked, that's from Daniel in Santa Cruz.
I do have a big piece of news for you.
It is not confirmed.
This comes from an underground source.
Okay?
We'll leave it at that for now.
And it may not come to pass.
But this source has been very reliable in the past.
So if it's true, It's sad, it's worrisome because I live here.
I understand the American Chemical Society is meeting now in Las Vegas.
My source says that later today they are going to say that the U.S. leaked significant amounts of radiation during the underground testing period.
And I lived here during that.
Thank you very much.
Again, leaked nuclear radiation during the underground testing.
My source further indicates the Department of Energy is going to admit that it is true.
All of this may or may not come to pass, but if it does, remember you heard it here first.
I hope it does not come true, because I have been here during those years.
And as I told the earlier audience, I used to work in Las Vegas, and we would issue warnings all the time.
On the day they would do a test, we would say people in high-rise buildings, in precarious positions, get out of them because things are going to rock and roll at 8 o'clock this morning.
And kaboom, she'd go and the buildings would shake in Las Vegas.
And now, and of course they always talked about how very safe it was.
The one thing that always bugged me about their announcements were that frequently they would say, today's test has been called off because the wind is going in the wrong direction.
Now, I always wondered why they were worried about the wind if it was safe.
Now, I guess you could contend, well, it was just an extra precaution, just in case it was leaked, but they never told us there were any leaks.
So I always presumed that their worry about the wind was with good cause, and now it seems like it is so.
We'll see if this announcement is indeed made later today, and if it is, then my source is good.
But the announcement is horrible.
I'm really hard.
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Sorry to hear that *Gunshot* You never know what you'll hear on Coast to Coast AM with George Norrie.
You know, there is terrorism out there, so in an effort to try to fight it or combat it, we give up these rights.
I'm convinced that there are groups out there, sinister, powerful groups, that would create this terror to continue to control us.
I think you're absolutely correct.
But of course, anybody that's followed the process of government throughout history, once a government has been given a certain amount of power, it always speaks more.
And to suggest that our government is different because it's America, I guess that just shows how historically ignorant the American people have become.
Because in a real sense, these things are our fault.
Americans are, in fact, now trading liberty for security.
Every day, this is going to happen now in our future, that we're going to allow this.
It's just a matter of time.
Now let's go back to the night of September 9th, 1997, on Art Bell, Somewhere in Time.
Daniel called me late today and said it looks like there'll be no surgery.
The bleeding in all the three aneurysms has stopped.
There is every chance he believes, and his doctors believe, the aneurysms, the clotting rather, as a result of the aneurysms will dissolve or may yet pass and create strokes, but they feel it might be controllable, so they're not going to do surgery.
In other words, folks, it looks like Daniel's going to make it, and he wanted to thank all of you.
He may even come on the air in the next day or two from his hospital bed.
He may even be out of the hospital if all goes well within a week.
So don't say there's nothing to the power of prayer, because there is.
Now, I'm not sure, again, the source of this power, because doctors will tell you that 70 to 90% of the time, you know, taking a placebo will cause a condition to remedy.
Anyway, this golden spruce was a giant Sitka spruce with golden needles that was caused by a genetic flaw, and it's quite rare.
And this tree played quite an important part in the Haida mythology.
It's said that after a blizzard wiped out one of the Haida villages, that's one of the Indian nations, a grandfather and a boy and a boy fled the village.
they were the only two survivors.
And the boy looked back to take one last view at the village, and he turned into this tree, the golden spruce.
And the myth is that he would be remembered by the last generation of people on earth.
Well, anyway, getting back to the modern day, this tree was cut down about a year ago by a chainsaw-wielding nut, who actually really had to go through a lot of effort.
You're going to have to talk up a little louder into your phone.
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i'm in the phone right now but i had a couple things i wanted to talk to you about all right um one of them is that i met a lady the other day who was talking about cancer and she said that um well she felt that someone had given her parents cancer and that several other people were acquiring cancer under the same circumstances, something to do with the HAARP project.
But it's all second-hand information and I haven't been able to find anything to specify.
It was more like it had something to do with the biological warfare and the Well, again, I don't buy it.
I think HARP is a worry when they crank up to 100 billion watts in that area.
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Yeah, I really think that if they were to make enough power that would totally be more than the power inside the crust of the earth, like the lava and all that, then there'd be a big eruption.
I mean, anything that would boost your immune system, whether it was cancer, HIV, or anything else, anything that would boost your immune system would obviously assist you in fighting either one of those.
And I like just like I listen to politics and all that and everything else, but the maritime province and everything else, but the government and everything else.
That's right, that's my hometown, and I got nowhere to live, and Newfoundlanders is just.
I think Quebec to go on their own, which has Newfoundland Julie Smallwood in politics give away Newfoundland Audrey.
Wouldn't that kind of separate you in a way if Montreal separate from Canada, like Quebec going their own, and the four-marital province going their own, and Canada going their own whatever way they want to go?
But then again, I have a hard time understanding a lot of people from Mississippi, too.
From the high desert, this is Coast to Coast AM.
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I just wanted to tell you about the, actually to tell you about your last call that they were talking about, you asked if there was any sort of sites in around Canada or whatever, but we have one just off the coast of Vancouver Island called the Nanus Bay Testing Site, which right now they're in some sort of kerfuffle about the BC government wants to shut it down.
Well, that's like our PsOSIS stuff that the U.S. has for listening to subs.
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Yeah, something to do with that, anyways.
And now they want to, the BC government wants to shut it down over this fish war that they're having between Canada and the U.S. So I don't know what's going to happen there.
But what I did call about was to ask you if you could investigate about the correlation between the U.S. government making grants on the film industry.
You know, Vancouver is typically called Hollywood North.
And I've heard through the grapevine that the American government...
Is that what you're saying?
No, what I've heard is that the Americans, the American governments, or parts or portions, I don't know whether it's the FBI or the CIA or whatever, some institute down in the state makes grants of money and they're able to use the newest high-tech military equipment in their movie as long as they apply for these grants and that the movie is somehow aimed towards getting the message out
that, yes, an alien contact is here and supposedly one of my friends saw some.
Yeah, but don't you worry that, I mean, I mean, how different is any government?
Our government sucks us dry down here, too, not perhaps to the degree that you're sucked dry, but then you'll have your own little area and you'll be sucking yourselves dry.
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Well, I think we'll prosper because we'll be able to export our goods to the rest of Canada, the rest of the world.
has also been the proposition forwarded that if the East does split, that the West, several provinces in the West, may join the U.S. Yes, that's possible, and the East Coast may join with the U.S., which may or may not be a good thing, but I don't believe Canada is...
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Well, I mean, we don't have much for health care now.
I mean, we do have health care.
Mind you, it's probably a little better than what we have in the States, but the money we're paying out in taxes more than covers what our health care costs are.
Maybe it is true that if you live in a city all your life and you're used to having pollution, that to go, for example, up north, which is what he said, and to suddenly see the open sky would scare you.
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Yeah, well, a lot of people are afraid of that vastness if they've never experienced it.
People on the East Coast, I think, appreciate the wilderness and our open skies, and we can see great things and weird things.
I mean, not all of them are explained, but is it for us to understand everything?
In your opinion, what organization would our country have that would be the most capable of trying to keep track of that type of thing and preventing some kind of disaster?
Of all the things that are, of all the waste there are in government spending, it seems to me, you know, if you look at the hundreds of millions of dollars that people donate to the Jimmy Swaggarts to save their soul, surely we can come up with a little money to the one organization that could save our backside.
Well, they don't really know what they're talking about because you start out with a brown suit and then you go to a dark brown suit and then you graduate to your black suit.
Those of you who are perhaps not old enough to remember, Dan Rather, some years ago, was accosted by a man on the street who demanded to know the frequency.
Dan, of course, had no idea what he was talking about, or at least made out that way.
And the guy was chasing Dan Rather down, wanted to know what the frequency was.
Well, you have to, it's like three pages because the dog senses these cats and he goes chases them and they're just not spe they're special cats like blind or they have brain tumors and stuff.
And this man was kind of hurt in his garage.
He was injured.
And like Jimmy the dog picked up on it.
and it was in a magazine, you know, in March.
That would be weird.
The local vet helps him.
He's in New York.
And he got from the magazine subscribers $6,000, including one check for $1,500 from Share.
He said exactly the same thing, that yes, you might blink out or whatever in one timeline, but that wouldn't be true in another.
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Okay, exactly.
And in conclusion, I would just like to add, then you might come with the chicken and the egg again, because is it the time travelers who are causing these shifts?
Because if you didn't have any time travel, you wouldn't have any timeline shifts, right?
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I have been getting a disproportionate number of faxes about the bombs from Steve's this morning, particularly with respect to their use.
Here's another one.
The important question is not how many city blocks could a 1KT suitcase nuke destroy, but how far would Art Bell get in disassembling one before the rest of the world learned the answer to the above question?
Well, I'm just going to keep continuing on my hunt to learn how to become a man in black because I feel I've seen a lot and I feel I deserve to be one here.
The equivalent of one kiloton yield, by the way, is 2 million pounds of TNT, and this is roughly equivalent to the blast of the ammonium nitrate ship that was in the harbor at Halifax during World War I when it blew up and destroyed the entire city.
What do you think the odds are that one of those things is somewhere in the country now?
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Well, if you take a small pocket Geiger counter and start applying it to the, you know, the trunk area of various taxicabs, I think you'll probably find one.
If they were putting them in suitcases, the obvious use for such a device is stealth.
To be able to transport it, it would probably be lined with something that would prevent easy detection, wouldn't you think?
I don't know how you'd do that, lead-line suitcase.
Well, I don't know what you'd do.
But I'm sure anybody ingenious enough to put one kiloton of a nuclear device in something the size of a suitcase would be ingenious enough to figure out a way that detection would be very difficult.
I don't know.
I know we have a special task force that looks for things like this.