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Sept. 12, 1994 - Bill Cooper
59:52
Open Phones, Satellite Only
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Welcome to the hour of the time, the show that never was, almost will be, and might come to pass.
As the Bill and Tim Show, I'm Bill.
I'm Tim.
WWCR lost a transmitter tonight, so we are not on shortwave, folks.
Instead, we are coming to you live via satellite, if you're out there listening on satellite.
And even if you're not, we're still coming to you live on satellite.
And I gotta do this, so can you hear me now?
Okay, how's that?
Real good.
Okay.
Got some noise in your earphones.
Well, folks, tonight, since we're not on shortwave, we're just going to do what We're just going to talk and maybe play some music, take some phone calls, and stuff like that.
I kind of kicked back.
I'm tired anyway.
I've been working all day trying to make computers work that don't work.
What have you been doing, Tim?
Okay folks, stand by.
We'll be going to the poems and playing some music and talking and whatever you want to do and we'll see if there's anybody out there who ever listens on satellite because we're usually on shortwave.
I don't know.
We'll find out.
We're not saying goodbye, are we?
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
Amen.
We're supposed to be saying hello here, not goodbye.
Let me see.
Oh, here we go.
go let's do this one this yeah okay you're looking for a prince too and away to this castle
we'll go to be happy for a final time Oh,
no. no.
No wedding bells.
Sorry, I didn't know that was on there.
Let's go to the phone and see who's out there.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Well, they couldn't stand it.
They hung up.
Goodbye.
I'm just curious to find out who listens on the satellite, if there's anybody out there at all, and who you are and where you are.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Call in. 602-337-2524.
I'm just curious to find out who listens on the satellite, if there's anybody out there at all, and who you are and where you are.
Good evening.
You're on the air.
Hi, this is Doug from Ontario.
I'd like to thank you, sir, for alerting me to a book that you recommended called Vultures and Eagles Clothing.
I followed a method in the book, and about three weeks ago, I got a full refund of my money from the federal government.
Thank you.
I'm quite pleased with it.
Of course, you talk to people about what the Method has done and they don't believe you.
I kind of get the feeling that no matter how much of the truth you tell people, they'll just ignore it.
They like to stay in their little cubby holes.
How are you going to communicate with people, or if you could, what to do if they're not even willing to do things when there's no problem?
Well, I'll communicate like I always have.
and stuff goes down, how are you going to communicate with people, or if you could, what to do if they're not even willing to do things when there's no problem?
Well, I'll communicate them like I always have.
Just walk up and say hello, I guess.
Well, you know what I'm talking about, Platt.
I think you know what you mean.
People just say I'm going to jail.
You know, with the method that's in the book.
No, you won't go to jail.
Not if you do it right.
I know that.
But, you know, it's so hard to tell people and everybody's making jokes about it.
Well, wait a minute.
It's hard to tell sheeple.
Sorry.
That's true.
OK, another question.
You guys were talking about long range rifles trying to hit targets above 500 yards.
What do you think of the Lee Enfield?
We're talking about hitting targets Way above a thousand yards.
Yeah, I know.
Tim, you're the weapons expert here tonight.
He's talking about the Lee-Enfield Mark 3 and the number 4.
Yeah, the 4 Mark 2.
Well, they're alright.
They're a mid-range gun up to 500 yards rifle, I should say.
And they're a good rifle for many things, but not for real great distances.
So if you're out over 500 yards, they tend to lose their accuracy, even with the scope?
Uh, yeah.
So unless you had one of the, uh, Canadian versions that was built with the scope.
Oh.
And, uh, they were made years ago and available.
And, uh, uh, they were a nice weapon.
Uh, but still, uh, the cartridge itself is not designed for more than 400 or 500 yards.
Oh, okay.
Alright.
Thank you.
Well, you're welcome.
You're welcome.
Thanks for calling.
Thank you, ma'am.
And now being seen in Metro-Golden-Mare's film version of the George Abbott musical comedy success, Best Foot Forward, our friend Luthiel Ball comes to the Old Craft Music Hall almost directly from an eminently successful bond-selling foray with the Victory Cavalcade.
Believe me, Bing, Mrs. Ball's daughter certainly saw plenty of these United States.
Kept the ball rolling, huh?
Oh, but Bing, it was really inspiring.
Wait a minute, we can't have that kind of talk, kept the ball rolling.
I don't want to get chicks off the air.
Good evening, we're on the air.
Good evening, Bill.
How are you doing?
Pretty good, Brad.
Listening from California, where not only am I listening on satellite, but also retransmitting your program on my little Patriot FM 10.
Fantastic.
You're probably sleeping in the dish, too, huh?
No, no, no.
They're big enough.
I mean, you can put a mattress in there and listen to the show and go to sleep all at the same time.
Well, actually, it's... I think Gary Bourgeois does that.
Well, the thing is, Gary has to choose between three now.
He does.
Well, his whole life is through a wire.
I know.
I've communicated with him several times.
Yeah, I like Gary.
He's a nice guy.
Yeah, Gary, you probably don't know if you're... Do you have a dish down there?
You should.
Not here.
I have one at home.
Well, I mean, you should have one at Cajun.
You should also have... We will.
We just got the receiver, but we don't have the dish yet.
Sounds like you need a computer specialist down there, too.
Hey, let me tell you something.
I got so much money sunk in computers for this research center, and we can't get half of them to work half the time.
It's driving me insane.
Well, if you pay in precious metals, I might be interested.
And you want me to start setting up a dish in the middle of all this stuff?
Well, okay.
I used to be in military communications and intelligence.
Now, if the only thing I've done right in the last three days is eat a cinnamon roll, Well, it depends on how big and if it was one of Annie's.
If it was one of Annie's, then he did the right thing.
No, actually, it was one of Tim's.
Well, I haven't tasted either one of their cooking, but I've still got to send off for the catalog from surplus instead, too, because my wife wants survival food prices.
She's too organized.
Well, you better hurry while we got the sale going, because you're not going to find a better deal than that in the whole world.
Well, after I get off the phone here with you, why don't you mention the sale now that I've given you a nice segue?
Well, I'd like to, but I don't have all the stuff here, and I don't remember what the prices were unless they're in that book over there.
That's all right.
What I wanted to talk to you tonight about, since we are up on, unfortunately we're up on satellite, is field communications.
Yeah?
Maybe you or Tim could give some ideas or your thinking on field communications, tactical communications, somebody with a listening post that has a listening post set up.
What should we be listening for?
Where should we be listening for?
What kind of targets should we be listening for?
Stuff like that.
Tim, you want to talk about that?
Well, some of the things you could be listening for is Anything local going on in the local guard units, state police, get a scanner.
There are also books available that can give you the different frequencies of different agencies and departments.
Start tuning in and have several people in the area have their ears on and keep listening and jotting down things that are especially repetitious.
I assume one of the targets, not necessarily state police, but one of the targets of interest that you would want to specifically look for is anything federal, particularly FEMA.
You're getting it.
You know, you can buy books that give all the frequencies of the federal agencies and everything.
Yeah, there are some very good ones.
Right now, I'm concentrating my monitoring and intelligence activity on military aviation, in fact.
Right before I switch configuration for you, I have the frequencies for Moffett Naval Air Station, which isn't going to be a naval air station anymore, which is probably another whole program's worth of what it's going to be.
I don't know if you're aware of it or not, or if the intelligence service has made you aware, but that's pretty much going to be, at least in my opinion, A black helicopter field.
I see a lot of DEA aircraft coming in and out of here.
It's still kind of a Navy activity.
They still have the reserve squadrons flying the P-3s in and out of here, but there's a lot of activity with a lot of airplanes with a lot of different looking antennas on them.
We have the white aircraft coming in and out of here.
The C-130s, C-141s, the occasional C-5.
It's also a secure airfield for Washeed.
That probably would be a very, very good intelligence target for anybody in the Bay Area.
Or especially in the South Bay.
Really?
But also, I'm listening to the HF... HF... I'm having brain flatulence here.
HFNET in the Caribbean.
Good to listen to see if anything's going to be happening with The New World Order invasion of Haiti.
You may want to look at the civil aviation frequencies down there.
Clinton said he's going to take Haiti to the American public and I just hope the American public takes Clinton to Haiti and leaves him there.
You and I share a common agreement on that.
Some other good frequencies to be listening for, what I've been listening for on HF is Coast Guard search and rescue.
Because 99% of the time they're not encrypted, their voice comms are in the clear, and you can get an idea of what's going on, what their movements are like, and they usually tend to parallel military or military tells them to stay out of the way.
So by non-information you can deduce a conclusion.
You're getting fancy on me here with your verbal calisthenics.
Well, I don't mean... Remember, I told you I'm tired tonight.
My brain's not working too well.
Sorry, mine's not either.
I'm looking forward to a week and a half vacation out of People's Republic of California.
Yeah, well... But, no, I just wondered if you had any other... anything else, you know, I mean, I realize that people have scanners and listen to their local authorities, which is a good place to always listen to.
But somebody with advanced electronic, a little more advanced electronic communication capability, a little more knowledge, what should we be listening for?
Especially if someone has been in and knows the targets.
What should those that are more advanced be listening for, if you have any ideas?
I'll go ahead and let you go.
You have a good evening.
Say hi to Annie and Pooh and I'm glad you flustered the city of Peonix.
Good night, Bill.
Good night.
God bless you.
Here's the answer to your question.
Let's go get some.
Wait a minute.
You know my baby.
That's a false alarm.
He won't let me in.
I've got a few pennies.
I'm so by myself about the dead.
And then I'm going to call my buddy.
On the telephone and say.
Thank you.
That's what you ought to be listening for.
And the minute you hear it, run outside and grab that dude and don't let him get away until he shares that bottle with you.
Let's see who's on this one.
You get to talk, Tim.
Good evening, Your Honor.
Tim.
Pleased to hear from you tonight.
Okay.
What can we help you with this evening?
Oh, man, I'm beyond help.
Welcome to the club.
Well, I was going to say, when you lift wine, why don't you let that song play?
What song play?
Do I have to say the title now?
I don't know what you're talking about.
The music, the background music.
The background music.
I don't know.
Okay, so the previous caller went on about some noise, about, you know, what are we supposed to listen to?
Is that where you're at?
Mmm, very close.
Okay.
Let's draw it, of course.
Santee and Izzastown, yes.
Your party's going on.
Oh, my baby.
Oh, my baby.
Is that where you're at?
Hmm, very close.
Okay.
Let's rock, of course.
Sentient is a stone, yes.
Well, good for you.
Hmm, took some effort.
Military attack.
I mean, activity.
On shortwave?
Military activity on shortwave?
Yeah.
Yeah?
I mean, because we're not on shortwave tonight.
Uh-huh.
Nine megahertz.
Nine megahertz.
What's going on?
Spread spectrum.
Uh-huh.
And it hops all over the place in an inconvenient manner.
I mean, it sounds like alien gibberish.
Alien gibberish.
That sounds like Stanton T. Friedman or Donald Francine Ecker or somebody talking about the alien interference.
Well, you know, it could be those guys from Zeta Reticuli coming down here to threaten us into the New World Order.
You never know.
New World Order?
New World Order.
That's right.
Oh, my God.
How do those guys manage?
I mean, that's... I don't know.
Do you write better fiction than that?
Nobody can write better fiction than that, except real life.
Real life is the best thing going.
In fact, since I discovered real life, I haven't read any fiction in years.
Yeah, that's a polite fiction.
No, that's the truth.
That's the truth.
Well, I haven't heard anything.
I mean, it's like, you know, any military attack, I mean, activity would be probably heard on satellite, which I'm hearing here tonight.
Uh, yeah, you can get it on satellite if it's not scrambled.
Well, there's not a lot of it to all that scrambled.
I mean, if you want to pay for the commercials, you know, why do you want to do that?
Want to do what?
Pay for the commercials.
Not me.
I, who?
We're having that kind of evening.
Actually I do pay for commercials.
I collect old commercials.
I've bought a lot of commercials.
I've heard them.
They're great.
I think they're a lot of fun.
The older they are the more fun they are.
Why is that?
Is it a reflection on our culture or lack of?
Well, the older ones were more honest.
The ones today are very cunning and deceptive and the older ones are just little cute jingles trying to sell you a product.
They're neat.
It was a more innocent age back then, right?
Yeah.
Well, it always has been.
You can speak to this topic.
Death was more innocent when they were hacking you up with swords.
No, no, no.
That's when heroes would attack each other at arm's length and no further.
So, um, you know, I really forgot what I was going to bother you about tonight.
That's okay.
We'll just move on to bigger and better things.
All right.
Look behind us.
It was Vegas.
As I believed it was Vegas.
It was the end of the line.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Can you contribute to tonight's hour of insanity?
Let's see.
Hello, Bill.
Hello, Tim.
Good evening.
Bill, you're in rare form tonight.
That's what happens when I get tired.
This is Cliff Scott from Cleveland.
Hi, Cliff.
I don't know if you ever got any of those faxes I sent you.
We got a barrel of faxes.
In fact, we got about two barrels of faxes.
We get faxes and faxes and faxes.
In fact, I read them all, Bill.
Do you really?
Read every piece of mail and every fax and everything we get.
On the 25th, I'm heading out your way.
Good.
Come and check it out.
Come and see us.
And if you need a satellite installation guy or computer help, I'll be more than happy to help you if I settle out there.
Well, great.
I hope we get the computers running by then.
If we don't, we're in big trouble.
Well, you never know what will happen in the future.
We're fixing a network system where we'll put all the documents that we have in all these boxes and filing places and put them on disk in several gigabytes full of documents and you'll be able to type in a couple of words and all the documents that have those words will come up on the screen and you can pick which one you want and print it out and it's going to be fantastic.
I bet it will be.
Looking forward to seeing your setup.
Me too.
You bet, with all the hours you've spent on that thing already driving your buggy.
Making me see through the back of my head and I don't even have any eyes back there, I don't think.
I had that experience last week.
I was trying to get my fax modem working and I didn't have the right software for it.
It kept brewing up on me.
What I've been doing the last few weeks is just trying to sift through all the information.
Yeah, you heard what Little Rabbit said as he went down the hole and Alice fell through after him.
Remember that?
Yep.
No time, no time.
I'm late, I'm late, I'm late for a very important date.
In fact, I'm behind schedule getting out there.
You know, that was the greatest excuse in the world for Alice to try some of those mushrooms.
Wouldn't you, if you saw a talking rabbit holding a stopwatch running down a hole?
I just don't know what I'd... I think I'd... Well, I'll tell you what I wouldn't do.
I wouldn't jump in the hole.
I'd play the fox.
Who knows what you'd play?
If it was a talking rabbit, it could be anything.
Anyway, I just wanted to call and tell you I'm thinking about everything that's been going on here and thinking about getting out there I don't know why I have to do it, but you're going to see me.
Right.
I guess I'll know when I get there whether it's the right thing to do or not.
Yeah, of course.
Well, that's good.
We'll have the coffee, huh?
All right.
You guys take care tonight.
Thanks.
Remember that what is essential is invisible to the eye.
Man, that sounds cute.
Huh?
You know where that came from, Bill?
No.
Where'd it come from?
There's a children's book, which is not a children's book.
That didn't sound like a children's thing to me.
It's called The Little Prince.
Ah, Prince again.
Someday, my prince will come.
And at the end of that book, the fox tells The Little Prince.
I'm not going to give you the whole story, but it's a great story.
And he says, Remember, it is only with the heart one sees rightly.
What is essential is invisible to the eye.
Men have forgotten this truth, but you must never forget it.
We are responsible forever for what we have gained.
Yeah, I like that.
What's the name of that?
Oh, The Little Prince.
Don't... There's a video.
Don't look at the video.
Read the book.
It's terrific.
When I have a choice between a video or a movie and a book, I always take the book.
Always.
Okay, thanks for calling.
Thanks.
I don't know what to say.
I don't know what to say.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
This is from the Musical Library of the Arizona Militia.
Well, folks, if you'd like to help us in this fight, the Arizona Militia is recruiting for dishheads for rain catchment facilities.
If you have a dip in the top of your head, You can apply at the nearest Arizona Militia Recruiting Office today.
The End
All right, let's go to the phones.
Hello, are you applying for this position?
Yes, I think I can fill that job.
Very good.
How are you doing Bill?
Pretty good.
Big show tonight and tell Kim thanks a lot.
I finally received that surplus catalog and that's a great catalog and if the people want to really get their money's worth that is a fantastic catalog.
Some jerk up in Washington State wrote me a letter and said it was no good because it wasn't in color and besides he was listed in who's who in the West and he should know.
There's people like around here in Montana that have room-temperature IQs.
I'm right in the center of the sheeple country, as you refer to, and you're absolutely right.
I mean, if they had another brain, they could be a halfwit.
That reminds me of excellence in broadcasting.
I'm sitting on half my brain, and therefore the rest of you should listen to what I say.
I have kind of a question.
I don't want to start any rumors.
I'm kind of a funnel for intelligence around here.
People are calling me and sending me pictures.
I have a bunch of friends that drive big over the road, 18 wheelers, and they all keep the CBs hot, and they carry cameras with them, and they're bringing in pictures of military tanks and everything.
We're kind of getting them all together.
But I had a call from a chap that's has been very reliable in the past, and he had heard secondhand, of course, that the plane that went down in Pennsylvania last week that killed 132 people when their thrust reverser dumped them into a premature landing, that the plane that went down in Pennsylvania last week that killed 132 people when their thrust reverser dumped them into a premature Have you heard that story? - No.
This must be rumor day.
I've been flooded with rumors here today, all of them the grossest crock of absolutely purple long-haired bullshit that I've ever seen in my life.
Well, I try to funnel it out, too, and I find there's an awful lot of disinformation out there, and we think we know where a lot of it's coming from.
And a lot of it comes from the militia of Montana.
And there's a lot of people out there that I call them patriots for profit.
And I don't have too much to do with people like that.
And the real pictures, we know who they are.
No, I just wondered if you'd heard anything of that?
No.
Nothing at all?
Well, it's probably just like you say.
If he was on there, I would have known it instantly.
Well, you'd think that somebody, and I was thinking to check with Jerry Spence and get maybe to verify it.
You push your book all the time around here.
People tell me they're petulant to have you write a film.
Do you hold a pale horse?
No?
Well, then you're talking out of book.
Then you haven't read anything.
Haven't read anything, right.
That's right.
Okay, great.
Talk to you later and have a great day.
Wait until you read the tale of the pale horse and the tracks of the pale horse.
I've got three books in the works right now.
I don't know what they're called.
I'm just joking.
But I've got three books in the works right now.
If I can get this computer to work, I'll be able to finish them.
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Now, before I go any further, I want to talk about all these people who like to spread rumors and tell tall tales and don't even know the slightest method of checking anything out.
You know, I've been getting phone calls all day today that WWCR is not on the air.
They want to ask me what's wrong.
I don't own a radio station.
I have no way of knowing unless I call them just like you should call them.
And I've told people, call the radio station.
Would you believe that there are hundreds of adults in this country that don't know how to call a radio station?
It blows my mind.
And there's people passing rumors all around the country.
That Katrin County is overrun with the federal government and that they're getting ready to go house to house and confiscate everybody's guns, and it's all baloney, folks.
There are some feds there.
They profess that they're looking for a DEA agent who went out in the field and never came back.
We don't know the truth of that, but nothing's going on at this moment in Katrin County.
There are no militia rushing there to rescue the people in Catron County.
And this stuff's been flying all over the place.
Catron County is only 13 miles from here, folks.
If there's something going on with Catron County, rest assured, I'll tell you.
So for all you people that like to spread stupid rumors and don't know how to call a radio station and all these other things that any three-year-old child should know, and I can guarantee you, who knows, this is dedicated to you.
This is dedicated to the ones I love.
And I do love you.
You give me so many laughs, I can't stand it.
You give me so many laughs, I can't stand it.
Now I'm the king of the world, I can't hold you up to me.
I reach the top and have to stop, and that's what's bothering me.
I wanna be a man, a man-cub, go right into town, and be just like the other men I found all moping around, so cool.
I want to be just like you.
I want to walk like you, laugh like you do.
You'll see it too.
And if I need It's gonna have to be here all I do I need
it I'm gonna throw the heavy
mack up I'm made of you and you What I desire is a man's red flower to take my dream come true.
Give me the secret man cuz I'm going to take one from you.
Give me a flower, a man's red flower so I can be like you.
I want to be just like you.
I want to look like you, sound like you and you.
You'll be a Jew.
And it might be good to be a Jew.
You'll be a Jew.
A nation or world of people who will not use their intelligence are no better than animals who do not have intelligence.
Such people are beasts of burden and stakes on the table by choice and consent.
Yes, it's true.
Okay.
602-337-2524.
Come and get it.
It's hot and it's on the table.
Yeah, Tim, go ahead.
One thing I wanted to let the folks think about tonight is that we have a bad time of year coming, coming the fall and winter, and along with other preparations, you better get Wait a minute.
What's a preparation?
Is that anything like a salt formation?
Get prepared, folks, for winter.
It's long.
It's cold in various parts of the country.
Some colder than others.
Bad weather.
Boots.
Heavy socks.
Remember the little ones.
We have to protect them.
So start preparing for your winter clothing and a possible long winter campaign.
Long winter campaign, that's for sure.
If anything happens, it'll probably happen in the winter.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Good evening, William.
I'm in Houston, listening to you by satellite.
You're the only program I pull down on the satellite, so the satellite's there.
Not even a positioner.
It just sits out fixed.
If I want to change it, I have to go out and crank the crank.
That sounds like fun.
Well, that only gets done if you happen to change the headlights you're on.
Say, I wanted to ask, you have a record that you've played before, a girl singing a song about the rose.
Can you tell me the name of the song and the artist, or what label that's on?
One is from the movie called The Rose, and it's by Bette Midler, and the other one's by Judy Collins, and the name of the song is The Rose.
All right.
I thought that was Judy Collins.
Yeah.
Okay, great.
Terrific.
That song has a deep, deep meaning to the mysteries.
Is there any way to Well, okay, besides just cogitating over it, do you have a paper talking about the meaning of it?
No, I don't, but it'll be in one of my books.
Oh, okay.
If I have a chance to publish them before they come and carry me away.
Okay.
I wanted to ask your guest, as far as footwear, I think it'd be good just to have good walking shoes.
You may need to go some distance in a hurry without being able to get back and get your hiking boots.
I wondered what kind of foot gear he might recommend just to be suitable for a general purpose like wearing to work and wearing on a regular basis without places you wouldn't want to wear a pair of combat boots.
Well, Danner, Altima, Rocky, various companies make good, comfortable, all types of footwear that could be used for that purpose.
I've had an experience with Rockies myself.
My son has used them.
We like them pretty well.
Altima makes a good wearing combat boot.
Pretty nice like a work shoe.
Then Danner makes a wide assortment of boot styles and colors that are comfortable also.
What about construction?
Should you look for a stitched on sole or should you stay away from what is obviously molded construction or glued?
I don't know how they make it, but should you look for a boot that looks like it's Actually steel reinforced concrete works real good.
Now I wear molded soles a lot and I don't have any problems when they are moldy too.
When you get when you wear them so much you're going to run them over and the cost of boots and cost of repairs and trying to find someone anymore that can repair them right Unless you're in a big city is to me a waste of time.
So I just turn around and buy another pair of boots and use the old ones.
I don't throw them away.
I just keep them in my hunting gear and use them as spares.
If the good ones get full of mud or water or whatever, you got a dry pair to put on.
Regarding concrete, I know a few people, especially in the administration, I'd like to give a pair of concrete shoes to, but I'm not exactly sure how to get them to try them on.
Actually, I think Tim's right.
Every time he takes his boots off, I grab them and run over them five or six times with my 58 Chevy, and they're so molded you don't even hit the leather.
There's no skid marks or anything.
But I'll tell you what, my tires are sure slick.
Okay.
Well, good night, gentlemen, and thank you.
Good night.
Don't take offense, we're just having fun.
I'm tired, Tim's tired, and we're not on shortwave, so we're just having fun.
Having just completed his joyous jaunt in the forthcoming 20th Century Fox picture, Four Jills and a Jeep, our friend Phil, glad to see you, Silvers, is once again free to visit the Old Craft Music Hall and give us the benefit of his wisdom.
Happy to do it for you, Dean.
I can make you all the things you want to be.
I can bring you to the point where people will welcome you at parties, will ask you to sing.
Really?
Oh, sell if you only could.
If I only could, he's a foolish boy.
You didn't know he was that old, did you?
He really is.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Hello, Bill.
Hi, Jim.
Hello, how are you?
Oh, pretty good.
This is Bob from South Carolina.
Hi, Bob.
Bill, I've been trying forever to try to get through.
It's impossible to get through when you have an audience.
I'm glad you're just on satellite tonight.
Well, if you guys weren't calling in, I wouldn't even know I was there.
I know I'm not on shortwave.
That I can assure you.
Well, Bill, I heard on your Friday show that Linda has some financial problems and I don't get a chance to listen to her show on shortwave.
You won't now.
She's off the air.
Well, I remember you saying that, but all those people who loved her show and couldn't even part with one dollar to help her stay on the air, just those wonderful people out there who just contribute in helping this battle, and that's why we're winning!
Well, like I was saying, Bill, I never got a chance to hear her show in a short way, but from the times that she appeared on her show, I was really impressed with her, and I'd like to help her out in any way I can.
Do you have a number or something I could reach her at?
Yes.
1-800-749-9939.
At least that's the number where you can order her tape entitled America Under Siege, and that will help her out.
See, I don't believe in socialism.
I think if you're going to spend money, you should get something.
So order her tape called America Under Siege.
It's $28.95, and I guarantee you, it will shake you up.
Right, Tim?
You bet.
It's well worth the money.
They've done a real job on putting it together, and I have a lot of friends this weekend looking at it, and some of them are sheeple and fencepole sitters.
They started waking up this weekend after looking at that.
Well, that's interesting.
That's good to know.
Also, Bill, I'm shortly going to have a Part 15 FM radio online, and I'm going to try to get you out around the community.
Good.
fantastic you know I'm the one who caused them to break down on that you know they were going after people who did that well anyways there's a person out there listening tonight who has my transmitter and I'm anxiously Yeah, if you've got his transmitter, get it back there.
He's going to air my show.
You hear me, buddy?
I'm going to send somebody over there to get you if you don't send him his transmitter.
And Bill, I have a question about Behold the Kalahari.
The guy I'm going to send isn't going to be wearing any pants.
He's a good guy.
He's probably just a little bogged down right now.
The other thing I want to ask you is, I just finished your Behold the Tale of Horus recently, and one of the chapters in there that I thought was really interesting that I never hear much mention about.
It has taken you a long time.
I finished it five years ago.
Well, I didn't get the book until about two months ago, and I actually took off about three days' work just to read a thing.
I couldn't lay the thing down.
I must have been up until like six or seven o'clock in the morning, a couple of mornings, just reading the thing.
Yeah, it's dangerous to buy it in the afternoon.
You don't get any sleep for two days.
I have no idea.
the chapters in there on Jonathan May.
That was, I thought, one of your more interesting chapters, and I was wondering, I've never heard anything about that from any other place.
Whatever happened to that fellow, and what about the property that he was going to be using for collateral to back up his financial entity that he wanted to get started on?
I have no idea.
When he got out of jail, I guess they did something to him in there.
He was turned into a wacko, egomaniacal Jerko, and nobody could even stand to talk to him, so he sort of disappeared into the sunset.
He used to be a nice guy.
Either they did something to him in jail, or all the notoriety went to his head.
I'm not sure which.
Okay, well, that's all I had to talk about, Bill.
Do I hear a train in the background?
Hey, I like that, man.
Take a tape recorder out there and tape it and send it to me.
Are you in South Carolina?
Yeah.
Okay.
Oh, Bill, one other thing.
I just remembered something.
Did you hear anything of an incident on a little island called Tobby Island down in Lower Park, South Carolina on the coast?
Where you been?
I did a whole show about it.
Oh, I must have missed that show.
We got people down there.
I had somebody down there in the last couple of days interviewing people.
That's the thing.
I heard something about that on one of the other Patriot radio shows and I wasn't sure if it was true or not and if it was I'd want to go down there myself just to talk to some of the townspeople and ask them what happened just so I can bring the information back to share with other people.
Oh yeah, that's true.
Most of them are sheeple though and they'll talk about it but they won't go in the air and talk about it.
So we've got people out there interviewing them and we'll talk to the people that interviewed them on the air.
I hope to be coming out to visit you soon, Bill.
Where you live at out there sounds very enticing.
Oh, it's beautiful.
I guarantee you've never seen a sky like Arizona in your entire life, day or night.
Well, anyways, I hope to come out and see you soon.
And if things go down... Even when it's raining, it's beautiful.
Well, if things go down the way they may, I hope I have the honor of standing by your side to protect this country from what's going to happen to it.
I can't believe you've got a railroad track there with a steam locomotive going by.
Is that on your stereo or something?
No, actually that's on my video surveillance.
It's on what?
On my video surveillance system that I've got piped into the house.
And that's a real train out there going by?
Yeah, I'm about two blocks from a railroad track.
But that sounds like a steam locomotive.
Well, I've got the volume up on the video surveillance system.
Well, I tell you, I like that sound.
I like to sit by the tracks and just listen to it.
Don't have any railroads out there, eh?
Well, we got some railroads, but we don't have any old steam locomotives.
Well, actually, that's not steam.
I think that's a diesel.
That don't sound like a diesel.
That sounds like steam.
It probably is a diesel.
I don't know.
Anyway, I'm going to be in your area pretty soon.
I'm going to Atlanta in November.
Thanks for calling.
Hey Bill.
Boop.
That's the wrong one.
I thought I had the right one punched up here and I didn't have the right one punched up here and it doesn't look like the right one is going to get punched up here.
I don't know why.
I'm having problems with number 5 here in the CD player.
I wanted to let people know what's going on here.
I'll just switch it over here.
It's like some of the computer work you're doing today.
Hey, nothing works.
Nothing works.
I have reached a conclusion.
Everything has been sabotaged.
Nothing works.
See?
I'm coming.
If you're in Atlanta, Georgia, I'm going to be there in November.
So get ready.
Jordan, Jordan, the whole Jordan, the whole day through the whole day.
Just an old sweet song, keeps Georgia on my mind.
Oh yeah, I'm going to Atlanta to see all my friends, eat the most fantastic steak dinner at Bones, take a stroll down Peachtree Street.
You guys thought when you saw Gone with the Wind that Peachtree Street was a figment of somebody's imagination, but it's real.
I'm here to tell you, it's real and it's nice.
Good evening, down here.
Hi Bill, how are you?
I'm getting close to the end so I can go to sleep and that makes me much better.
I know how you feel.
I'm getting close to the end, too.
I'm listening to you on my dish.
Alright.
It's nice to not have any jamming and static.
Let me say, does your dish have holes in it?
No, it's solid.
Well, I must have got cheated, because my dish got... No, mine's solid.
Mine is solid, by golly.
You getting a lot of noise and racket on your signal?
No.
Oh, that's good.
That's good.
Hey, I've got a tidbit for the people out there who want to listen to the military and gather whatever intelligence they can.
If they're able to listen on the military aviation frequencies, there are satellites that they'll make on those UHF frequencies that are relatively easily copyable on a scanner.
We're running out of time.
Tell them which ones they are and how to do it.
Okay, uh... And where to find out, one of the three.
The frequency range is from about 260 MHz to 262.4.
There's almost always a signal on 262.4.
I'd recommend simply connecting the scanner to a TV antenna and You remind me of this computer.
about a 45 degree angle and sweeping the sky from the southwest to the southeast if you're in the continental U.S. and you'll almost certainly find some signals there.
And whenever there's a big military operation going on there's a horrendous amount of traffic that goes out of there.
Some of it is in the clear and a lot of it is encrypted.
You remind me of this computer.
I was trying to get this computer working today and this little message pops up on the screen and says, "Are you in North America?" Are you on earth?
Yes.
Hey, did you hear Bo Griff earlier today?
Bobo?
No.
What did he say?
Oh, goodness gracious.
He was mentioning you on his radio program.
He wasn't too enthusiastic about your credentials.
Bobo is the biggest liar in the world.
I've challenged him to sue me, and I've proven that he's a liar on this broadcast over and over again in his own words.
See, I don't talk about people.
I play their own words and prove it to the listening audience.
We've got it all on tape.
I wasn't too enthusiastic about his program there.
He's not a very believable fellow a lot of the time.
Well, you keep listening to him and you'll find out just how believable he is.
I recommend that you get it first hand from his own lips.
That's the best way to do it.
Follow him around and listen to all his talks and pretty soon you'll be shaking your head wondering how this guy gets away with it.
Yeah, that's what I was wondering.
Anyhow, I just wanted to give you that tidbit for the military listeners out there.
Hey, it's a great show!
Thank you.
And I'll continue listening as long as you continue transmitting.
You know, if this is such a great show, maybe I'll just change the format and just do this all the time and see the hell with the rest of it.
Ah, it's good, it's good.
But it's a pretty good program and also... Maybe I'll become a professional and get some ratings and hang them up on the wall and get a gold microphone and all that stuff.
What do you think?
Is there any chance you might rebroadcast the program on AIDS and MCNA only sometime?
I don't know.
Do I get a gold microphone for that?
Yeah, maybe.
Maybe.
I'll send you my microphone, but I might have to pay the gold.
It's only made with aluminum.
I just hang by my fingernails on this frequency, folks.
It's a toss-up as to how long they're going to let me broadcast.
WWCR is already making rumblings about controlling what I say.
I'll tell them to go shove it if they don't Well, I'll let you say what you have to say.
This is the best show that goes on, WWCR, in my opinion.
It's a small opinion, but it's one opinion.
Yeah, well, you know what?
It's just about time to go.
Okay, Bill.
Hey, good luck and have a nice evening.
Thank you.
Bye.
Good luck, boy.
If I go in there and touch that computer again, I mean, good luck.
Tim, are there any words of wisdom you'd like to say before we part down the road?
Well, I just think, folks, that like I said before, earlier, winter's coming and we better get ready and think of the little ones and get warm clothes and food and water.
One time we tested out a water system and it works.
We'll come back sometime and I'll let you in on that one.
Okay, folks.
Food storage.
Food storage.
Family unit.
One year supply for a family of four or two year supply for two.
Retails $2,768.00.
You can get it from us right now for $1,484.00.
No wait, because I'm not going to let this go too much longer.
This is biting me where it hurts.
Security unit.
Two year supply for one person or one year supply for two.
And I'm talking about adults when I say persons.
I'm talking about adults.
Retails $1,413.00.
You can have it for $807.00.
Modular unit, one year supply for one person or six months supply for two?
Retails $1,088.00.
You can have it right now from us for $644.00.
This is a lot of food, folks.
Don't let it pass you by.
Emergency unit.
One month supply for one person.
Retails $213.00.
$190.00.
There's not much difference there because we don't have anything to play with there.
And neither does the manufacturer.
This is a combination of me giving up what we earn and the manufacturer giving up what they earn.
Jump on this.
We're trying to get people prepared.
Make checks or money orders payable to Annie.
A-N-N-I-E.
If you make it out to anybody else, you're going to get it sent right back to you.
Is this good night?
Yeah, it is good night.
Let's try it again.
Good night and God bless you all.
Now it's time to say goodbye to all our fun for a day.
M-I-C-K-E-Y-M-O-U-S-E.
Come along and sing our song and join our family.
M-I-C-K-E-Y.
Mickey Mouse.
Mickey Mouse.
Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse, forever, let it go down.
And through the years we'll all be friends wherever we may be.
Ooh, in my seat.
Where was Annette Funicello when we needed her?
I saw Darlene.
I saw Darlene in Vietnam.
She did a UFO, UFO, USO show for us.
On the DMZ, she was a nice lady.
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