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29, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 515
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Well,
this is it! The mother
load when it comes to
"Theater of the Mind," for
this is the one that
proved it's true
potential. So much so that
new rules went into effect
shortly after the
broadcast, essentially
forbidding Orson Welles
from ever pulling such a
stunt again. Of course
everybody knows the old
story of Orson Welles
"punking" America with
this broadcast back on the
night before All Hallow's
Eve in the year 1938.
Tonight you will hear how
it was done, as our own
Brian Helix and Sally
Belle-Époque present The
Mercury Theater on the Air
and their historic, for
all the wrong reasons,
presentation of H.G. Wells
War of the Worlds.
Orson Welles always gave
credit to his good friend,
the character actor Ray
Collins, for putting it
over. He played three key
roles, including the radio
announcer who apes the
tone of the crash of the
Hindenburg broadcast from
just the year before. Sure
it sounds dated today
because it is vintage
radio 1938 style, but
that's just what made it
work back then. Imitating
the regular, mediocre fare
that comprised much of the
commercial radio diet was
child's play for the
Mercury Theater gang, and
that set Mr. Collins up to
break in and make history.
Most remember him as Lt.
Arthur Tragg on the old Perry
Mason show. Tonight
we learn he was much more
the troublemaker as a
younger man, and, of
course, this was before he
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| April
28, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 514
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Miss
Sally is back and tonight
she has brought William
Shatner with her, just in
case Brian (or even
Chaplain Phil) wants to
give her any grief about
it. Not that either would.
Perish the thought! Though
Sally herself admits that
she found the old Star
Trek reruns she
watched as research more,
shall we say,
"interesting" than she
expected. Still, after all
of the Captain Kirk and TJ
Hooker jibes have come to
quiet, this is a rather
intriguing program, and
while people merely
vanishing into thin air is
rather light fare compared
to some of the demonic
darkness and horror we
cover, it is, nonetheless,
unnerving all the same.
Politically, a drastic
increase in this sort of
thing is common when
tyranny takes over, you
know. People disappear in
Communist China without a
trace all the time, and
it's such a common thing
there that you never hear
anybody even talk about
it. Of course, those who
do tend to join the crowd
that keeps growing more
increasingly conspicuous
by its absence. It's a
flash mob that's going to
be gathering in your town
for sure if we don't do
something about it. This
has nothing to do with
tonight's program, of
course. It's just a brief
public service reminder
from your friends here at
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| April
27, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 513
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If
you've any doubts as to
why we
call her the lovely and enchanting
Sally Belle-Époque, those
doubts will be dispelled
tonight, as
she hosts this lovely
and enchanting documentary
by Hammerson Peters on the
so-called "Little People"
of Canadian folklore.
From "Skraelingjar
and the One-Footer of the
Viking Sagas," to the "The
Irish-English Fairies of
Newfoundland Folklore,"
you won't want to miss a
minute of this fascinating
adventure. Beings that are
not us, and, at the same
time, provide such a much
needed break from the
alien encounters that have
comprised so much of our
fare of late. Of course
that doesn't mean that
Canadian Fairyland is all
unicorns and cotton candy
either. Far from it. Here
is another topic that we
recommend you keep the
Crucifix and Holy Water
handy for, and it should
be fair warning that those
things that seem so cute
and cuddly at the outset
often morph into something
far more sinister. And
perhaps most fascinating
of all is the fact that
such encounters as these,
once dismissed as products
of an over active and
primitive imagination, are
being reexamined and
reassessed as
factual.
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| April
26, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 512
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Everything
You Know Is Wrong
is an old Firesign Theater
album, yet the more one takes
an honest look at some of the
anomalies in this world, the
more one realizes the truth of
it. There is perhaps no better
evidence of this phenomenon
than that cited in this
dynamite documentary about
South America from DTTV
Documentaries. The more we
learn the less we know is how
we got to this point, and it
is progressing exponentially
to reveal that we humans are a
pretty ignorant lot after all,
regardless of how enlightened
we've told each other we are.
And, at the same time, we have
drastically underestimated the
knowledge and talents of our
forebears, who were not only
way smarter than we have given
them credit for, but were
smarter by far then we are in
this degenerative state in
which we find ourselves. South
America has always been a
fascinating place, and these
latest discoveries certainly
make it no less so. Join Brian
Helix for this exotic journey
into another world that you
never knew existed, and
prepare to be amazed at the
fantastic things contained
therein! |
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| April
25, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 511
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Chaplain
Phil takes the week off, and
Brian and Sally takeover the
studio to produce some of the
projects they've been working
on of late. Leading it off
tonight, is Brian with this
entry in the continuing saga
of the ever mysterious
Philadelphia Experiment, which
we last visited on April 13,
when Chaplain Phil presented,
"Nikola Tesla’s Involvement in
the Philadelphia Experiment
& Time Travel." Consider
this a compliment to that
program, and you'll get what
it is we're trying to
accomplish. This is the
straight tale of the
Philadelphia Experiment, told
in an effort to debunk it, yet
eventually recognizing the
impossibility of trying to do
so. It's grudgingly called a
draw, which settles nothing to
be sure, except that it
explains just why it is this
story won't ever go away.
Along the way it's always fun
to run into the likes of
Morris K. Jessup and Carlos
Allende, aka, Carl
Allen. One reason you can't
make this story go away is
because it connects to so many
different people. Chaplain
Phil even claims that Carl
Allen was his great uncle,
which seems ridiculous but he
swears it's true. So, it's all
aboard the USS Eldrige,
as we depart for The True
Story of the Philadelphia
Experiment. Keep your
hands inside the ship. It's an
inside joke. You'll see.
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| April
22, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 510
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It's
been a while, but Brian and
Sally are back with a new
entry in their "Theater of the
Mind" series, and when you
hear The Day the Earth
Stood Still as presented
by the Lux Radio Theater,
you'll realize that it was
well worth the wait. In this
early 1954 adaptation of the
highly acclaimed 1951 film,
Michael Rennie returns to the
role of Clatu, the man from
space who has all the answers
for a world that doesn't even
know how to ask the right
questions. Or behave
hospitably to strangers for
that matter. For some reason,
nothing ever upsets the powers
that be like someone who shows
up unexpectedly from the
outside, preaching peace on
earth, and pointing out the
myriad of human flaws that
keep us from ever achieving
it. If humanity behaves like a
bunch of brutish louts when
someone calls humanity out for
behaving like a bunch of
brutish louts, then you'd
think humanity would
eventually realize that it
proves the other's point not
theirs. But, alas, it never
happens. That was Clatu's
point after all. Humanity
isn't smart enough to even
know there is a galactic shed,
let alone that we're not the
sharpest tools in it. As for
our latent virtues, they're
not all they're cracked up to
be either, and that's the
little subplot that makes this
story so disturbing and, at
the same time, so utterly
compelling.
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21, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 509
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Jordan
Maxwell is (or was) another
individual who was around a
long time, and certainly left
an indelible mark on the lives
of those he touched. We have
come neither to bury Jordan
nor to praise him, but merely
to recognize his passing and
the role he has played in
awakening people to deeper
realities and more profound
states of consciousness. It is
a two edged sword, however.
Keep God in the picture, and
Christ at the forefront, and
this sort of thing becomes
good, healthy Christian
meditation. Fail to do this
and one can get led far astray
rather quickly. Just a word of
caution to those who would go
off chasing similar rainbows,
and the strange beings who fly
around in them. Keeping one's
feet on solid ground never
seems very romantic, and the
urge to go soaring off into
alternative realities can seem
both harmless and exciting. By
now, Jordan Maxwell has
learned of the deeper truth of
eternal life in Christ; a
lesson left untaught by his
alien masters, but one we make
sure you hear from us. In the
end, I guess that's what we've
come for, and it's plenty
reason enough.
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20, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 508
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There
is no shortage of praise for
Nikola Tesla in this
documentary from Lisa
Firestone at Universe Inside
You. Oh, it is surely up to
her high standards, and you
will certainly find this
presentation tonight both
informative and entertaining.
But if you're looking for a
more critical approach, this
isn't it. It's actually hard
to argue that Tesla was the
greatest genius who ever lived
either pro or con, since
"ever" is a long time, and our
perception is rather limited
at best. As for his reputed
altruism, it seems more that
he understood that the making
of the megabucks was the one
gift he neither had nor
wanted. And, thanks to his
Orthodox upbringing, he
assumed that it was the norm
to want to do unto others as
one would have them do unto
you. In contrast to the
unbridled greed and hubris of
robber barons like
Westinghouse, Morgan and
Edison, that looks pretty
Christlike. However, on
balance, Tesla gave us
electronics and Christ eternal
life. And that makes the vote
for greatest genius both
obvious and simple if you ask
me.
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| April
19, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 507
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The
Coming Temple adds a new
wrinkle to the old fabric of
controversy concerning the
building of the so called
"Third Temple" in the Old City
of Jerusalem. This documentary
by Christopher Glyn, and
featuring such noted
archaeologists and scholars as
Bob Cornuke, David Sielaff and
Earnest L. Martin, makes the
startling claim that the
original Temple of Solomon,
and later Herod's Temple,
never stood on the Temple
Mount in Jerusalem as has been
traditionally supposed. That
means there should be no
conflict with the Muslims, or
anyone else, concerning the
building of a third temple on
this new spot -- a site that
actually turns out to be the
old original one. And while
there is an ironic dark humor
latent in the fact that
centuries of heated
controversy concerning this
were apparently for naught, it
may also be noted that only in
the Old City of Jerusalem
could such a discovery, one
that should serve to defuse
such controversy, actually add
to it. It seems as though Holy
Sites end up being way more
important to humans than to
God, Who is adamant that His
priority is that we all simply
take care of each other and
learn to get along. And since
He feels that way, the violent
nature of the controversy
itself makes one wonder just
who it is these Temples might
actually have been built for
in the first place.
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18, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 506
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Freedom
of choice is an illusion and
always has been. It's the
oldest and most obvious con
game that there is, yet the
suckers keep on falling for
it. Pick your poison is no
joke, and lots of folks
succumb to doing just that
every day. What this dynamite
documentary from director Tim
Delmastro demonstrates is that
freedom from choice is
much more the reality of it,
and the con comes in making
you believe it was your own
rational decision to buy
something you didn't need or
want with money you didn't
have. Bait and switch is
child's play. The real art is
found in baiting then offering
nothing in return, while
making the mark believe he got
the best of it. You'll hear bonafide
experts like Gerald Celente
and G. Edward Griffin explain
to you how it's done, and done
to you, and, in the end, it
boils down to your two basic
human subspecies: those being
took and those doing the
taking. The difficulty comes
in trying to avoid becoming
the former when the later are
so prevalent, persistent and
in charge.
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15, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 505
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Tonight
we conclude Extraordinary:
The Seeding and
extraordinary it is! And while
it is easy to get lost in the
emotions and heartache of the
victims, it is the far-ranging
implications of all of this
that are the most frightening
of all, and it is this aspect
which always ends up the least
explored. It is one thing to
be probed, prodded and
exploited sexually, and that
surely is quite bad enough all
by itself, but add in this
higher dimension of hybrid
reproduction for what remain
at best nebulous, and are at
worst nefarious purposes, and
the true horror inherent in
this becomes all the more
apparent. It's easy to
understand why humanity just
might be in denial about all
of this even happening,
although disclosure won't
solve the problem anymore than
it releases the fly from the
web to become aware of the
spider. It is that futile
struggle against the
inevitable that produces the
"high" sought by all
predators, be it chemical or
spiritual, be they human or
otherwise. There is no higher
purpose and there is no nobler
cause to the seeding of
humanity. And the harvest is
upon us unless the crop wakes
up and cries out to God to
stop it. So it is that our
salvation is at once that near
and, at the same time, that
desperately far away.
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14, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 504
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Once
again the theme is, "We Are
Not Alone," and if you think
it can't get any creepier than
some of the past treatments of
this topic we've explored, you
may want to reserve judgment
until you hear Extraordinary:
The Seeding. And you'll
have the chance to do just
that over the next two nights,
as we present this riveting
Jon Sumple documentary in its
entirety for you. By now, the
sheer volume of this kind of
first hand testimony must be
suggesting to even those most
ardent skeptics among us that
someone must have his
three fingered hands down the
pants of an unwitting
humanity. And passing these
poor souls off as insane over
the past 70 years or so has
been a grave injustice to them
and to all the rest of us who
simply want to know the truth,
no matter how awful or
embarrassing it is. It's not
1952 anymore, and it will
certainly take more than a few
flying saucers over DC to
spook folks these days. And
just take a look around if you
doubt there are aliens and
hybrids walking among us. So
if "Guess Who's Coming to
Dinner 2022" plays out
at your house when your
daughter brings her
shape-shifting, reptilian
boyfriend home to meet the
folks, then grow up and be big
about it. That "more human
than thou" attitude is just so
mid-20th century!
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13, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 503
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We've
gone back to the well at
Universe Inside You for
another piece on Nikola Tesla.
We probably don't agree on
much with the young lady who
voices these terrific videos,
but we do agree that her work
is first rate: always well
researched and very
professionally presented, and
most often with insights
lacking in other resources.
Besides, who can resist a
title that connects Telsa,
time travel, and the notorious
Philadelphia Experiment?
Things you need to know,
whether you know it or not. As
usual, what you get isn't
flash and dazzle just good,
solid reporting, and facts are
facts regardless of who it is
that is reporting them. And
that's not to say that there
isn't an entertainment factor
to consider, because there is.
So why not splurge and pile
the whole gang into the '67
Ford Country Sedan wagon and
head out to the RNJ Drive-In?
You thought spring was in the
air and this proves it. As for
"NIkola Tesla's Involvement in
the Philadelphia Experiment
& Time Travel," you'll
have to decide about that for
yourself.
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| April
12, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 502
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Well,
what do you know? Edge of
Wonder is back, and with
it erstwhile hosts Ben and
Rob, and it seems they're none
the worse for wear after all
of their intrigues concerning
getting kicked off of Youtube.
It's actually become a badge
of honor to get banished from
Youtube and some of these
other giant media platforms,
and it looks as though the
boys have landed on their feet
over at Rumble. Good for them!
They're still the same
intrepid reporters they've
always been, and this report
on Tartaria fills in some
important gaps, as it helps
complete the picture you've
already formed in your mind
thanks to our earlier programs
on this subject. So head off
to the snack bar and get ready
for a fun evening, as Edge of
Wonder visits the RNJ
Drive-In, and we gain yet
another perspective on the
fascinating subject of the
"now you see it, now you
don't" Empire of Greater
Tartaria. And Chaplain Phil
promises Tartarian folk music
at Intermission. Surely a
treat no one will want to
miss!
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| April
11, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 501
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Dr.
Bruce Goldberg has been around
a long time now, and has the
"I was on Art Bell" stories to
prove it. Always at the
forefront of new age
hucksterism, this time it's
with his claim that the UFO's
and their occupants are really
us, time traveling back into
the past to save ourselves
from the near future, so in
the distant future we can time
travel back into... Well, you
get the idea. It's like
holding two mirrors up to one
another and watching the dual
images descend down into a
theoretic infinity. What the
good doctor is selling is
hypnosis, and the ability to
use it to make one's own house
of mirrors that one can shape
to one's own liking. At no
additional charge, he'll throw
in an introduction to the
future time travelers, and a
set of Samsonite luggage, and
you can learn to time travel
with the best of them. Keep in
mind that encounters with
unknown entities are not
something to enter into
lightly, nor do we recommend
it. The road to hell is paved
with good intentions, not to
mention heavily traversed by
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08, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 500
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If
you still think waiting for
alien contact is like Waiting
for Godot
then you need to delve into Alien
Contact: Outer Space. In
this J. Michael Long
documentary from 2017, you'll
hear the evidence of past
contact going back to Nikola
Tesla, and progressing to this
time in the 21st century when
full disclosure is imminent,
if not already here. Like the
perfect storm that it is, the
phenomenon itself seems to be
inserting itself into our
consciousness in more numerous
and different ways; ways that
become more undeniable every
day. The "layers of the onion"
are being peeled back and
revealed, and it seems each is
weirder than the one preceding
it. Reality itself appears up
for grabs, as the universe
before us is transformed by
our changing perceptions of
it, only to reveal itself as
an awesome and mysterious
fantasy-land teeming with
exotic and heretofore
unimagined higher life forms.
Are those who have worked so
hard for this disclosure about
to be rewarded? Or perhaps
they will soon discover that,
when you get what you want,
you don't always want what you
get.
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| April
07, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 499
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Chaplain
Phil thought he had heard of
all of these old timey
contactee stories, but this
one from Italy is new to him.
And, due to it's scope, and
the fact that it involved 120
people or more, it may just be
the most interesting one of
them all! Who were the
mysterious W56, and why did
they conduct all of this
weirdness? The physical
evidence is certainly
compelling for a case from the
50's: hundreds of photographs
and even audio recordings, to
go along with eye witness
testimony. The photos rival
Billy Meier's and look much
the same, and, once again, we
encounter beings so much like
us they pass for us. Human
encounters with nonhuman,
intelligent entities has got
to be the worst kept secret in
history, yet the sheer
strangeness of it all, as well
as the desire of the
perpetrators to always remain
hidden, serves to keep this
out of the mainstream and just
below the consciousness level
of the culture involved. In
our culture, this has created
a misplaced arrogance that has
grown into a dangerous
misconception about spiritual
realities, and the result is
the greatest con game in
history being worked on
mankind, with most totally
oblivious to it. That's the
real lesson here, and the
contactees are always the most
oblivious of all.
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| April
06, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 498
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Consider
this your basic primer course
in Freemasonry, and Robert B.
Spence your erstwhile
instructor, and you will glean
from this program what it is
we intend for
you: a basic working knowledge
of the Craft, with a minimal
amount of added
interpretation. Form your own
opinions, and if that should
lead you to want to apprentice
yourself to these dark arts at
your local lodge, then that's
up to you. But don't say
Chaplain Phil didn't warn you,
because that's what he adds to
the mix. Still, there is so
much conflicting information
out there on this arcane
subject that you really do
have no choice but to think it
through on your own. Dangerous
territory to be sure for some,
which is how this evil empire
keeps luring in the willing
suckers. Souls sell for cheap
in the post-modern world, and
the Masons want you to offer
yours up for a few lucrative
business connections and some
watered down pagan rituals.
Watered down until you get to
the upper degrees, then it's
too late. Like Pope Leo XIII
wrote, "In this insane and
wicked endeavor we can see the
implacable hatred and spirit
of revenge with which Satan
himself is inflamed against
Jesus Christ." No need to add
anything to that.
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05, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 497
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The
Nag Hammadi Scrolls have
become the epitome of New Age
chic, as they tell awesome
tales of these strange
ethereal beings known as
Archons. Discovered in Egypt
in 1945, then upstaged by the
discovery of the Dead Sea
Scrolls in 1947, these Gnostic
texts were somehow overlooked
by the Church back when they
were summarily seeking out
heretical writings such as
these and burning them. And
with good reason it turns out,
since life was tough enough in
the Dark Ages without
conjuring these bastards back
up out of hell. Revisionist
history means no one has much
to say about all the good the
Church has done over the past
two millennia, like putting
spiritual evil in its place
and keeping it there through
the power of Jesus Christ. As
Pope Francis and the Lavender
Mafia redefine the Church for
a post modern age, they must
consider this an embarrassing
chapter in Church history.
Surely, the Archons were
merely different,
misunderstood and in need of
accompaniment. Release them
from the bottomless pit, and
accompany them we shall! David
Icke features prominently in
this presentation, and there's
a bonus feature called DAVID
ICKE talks about Archons
at the end. Somehow, moving
past the David Icke interview
has become like getting gum
off of your shoe.
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04, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 496
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RNJ
Exclusive!
Brian Helix
Interviews David
Icke!
Agenda 21 Is Here!
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Before
Brian Helix achieved the
current success he enjoys as
RNJ News Director, he had an
earlier career "across the
pond" that proved to be not
that enjoyable at all. A long
story told elsewhere, and, if
you are so inclined, you can
check it out at Red
Pills For Jesus
in the RNJ
Program Archives.
The untold story was that of
the way David Icke and his
family stepped up and were
"there" for a struggling young
reporter who was in need, and
it's like coming full circle;
maybe even more like coming
home, that this reporter
finally has the opportunity to
acknowledge the debt, and say
his thanks in public. Then,
after such a moving start,
it's time to share the
microphone with the one and
only, the legendary Mr. David
Icke, as he in turn does that
which he does best, and talks
about the current state of
affairs in our world in that
direct, open and honest way
that has made him the legend
that he is. You'll also hear
David as you've rarely heard
him before, at home and at
ease, as he gets up close and
personal with Brian concerning
similar struggles in his own
career. It is the sharing of
the insights and wisdom gained
over a lifetime of
investigation and research,
and you won't want to miss
it! And only on RNJ!
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01, 2022 |
The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 495
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With
so many other horrific things
to keep track of, it's been
easy to lose sight of the
disturbing truth that the drug
epidemic in the United States
has reached critical mass, and
it's a major reason why the
homeless in our cities have
become such a problem. The new
meth, reformulated as a public
service by the humanitarians
and solid citizens in the
Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club,
is filling not only the
streets and the jails, but the
hospitals and morgues, with
literal drug zombies who are
too messed up to function in
society, and then turn violent
at the drop of a hat to boot.
If that meth-head taking a
crap at the corner offends
you, don't say anything. You
might just offend him enough
to cut your guts out right
there and leave them on the
street, which would likely get
you a ticket for littering in
the new American dystopia. And
don't pester the Fentanyl
junkies either, as they have
their own drug induced
psychoses to deal with, not to
mention that constant, gnawing
urge to find that perfect last
shot of poison; the one that
will end it all in one final
ecstasy of ignorant bliss.
This terrific documentary
based on the work of Sam
Quinones pulls no punches and
simply tells it like it is,
and, as you'll see, that's
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The
Sixth Hour - 2022
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RNJ Staff
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Chaplain
Phil
Chaplain Phil grew up
listening to alternative points of
view, and the underground
perspective, that characterized
late night AM and shortwave radio
in the 1960's. In the cold
winter months following the events
that transpired in Dallas on
November 22, 1963, he came to
realize that the death of
President Kennedy represented an
even deeper and more profound
tragedy - the death of the nation.
In the summer of 1964, he read None
Dare Call It Treason by
John Stormer and understood how
this had come to pass. He
was 10 years old.
Through
the ensuing years, he has followed
the flow of free information, as
what we now call the "mainstream
media" banished independent
Christian broadcasting, and honest
political thought, from the AM band to shortwave, then
to the internet, and now, in the
face of internet censorship, back
to shortwave. After a
lifetime of listening, he now
feels the time has come to
speak. His message is
simple. We are living in a
godless false reality created for
the purpose of destroying most of
us and enslaving the rest.
The
time of Revelation is here. Take
heart. For what is being
revealed is the eternal truth of
Jesus Christ.
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Brian Helix -
News Director
As
one of the BBC's "Young
Lions," Brian Helix was
known for his honest
reporting and take no
prisoners attitude towards
the truth. He is an
expert on conspiracies and
the theories thereof, both
modern and classic, and a
top flight investigative
journalist. He
brings these talents along
with his many others to
the post of News Director
here at RNJ.
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Sally
Belle-Époque - Production
Manager
Sally
Belle-Époque made her mark in both
video production and A.I. research
with the famed Hanson Robotics in
Hong Kong, and now brings her
varied talents and unique skills
to bear as Production Manager at
RNJ. Sally is a no nonsense
professional with all the Left
Coast flair and style her
background as a "Valley Girl"
would suggest - a Silicone Valley
Girl.
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Catholic
Pirate Radio
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What
is Catholic Pirate
Radio?
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Pirate
radio or a pirate
radio station is a
radio station that
broadcasts without a
valid license.
Catholic Pirate
Radio is broadcast
without the official
sanction or approval
of the Catholic
Church, any of its
connected agencies
or organizations, or
any member of its
hierarchical
structure (bishops,
cardinals, pope,
etc.).
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Queen of Catholic Pirate Radio
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"You
see, God expects His people
to do the ridiculous so
He can do the
miraculous." - Mother
Angelica
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Father
Coughlin
Father
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Mother Angelica: Queen
of Catholic Pirate Radio
Mother Mary Angelica
founded the EWTN television
network, and, more
significantly for my purposes
here, WEWN, a global shortwave
broadcast service with
transmitters located in
Irondale, Alabama. In
the 1990's, Mother Angelica
became one of the most
dominant Christian voices on
the shortwave bands, and WEWN
a torch that beamed her
message of the truth of
believing and faithful
Catholicism across the nation
and the world. She was a
major influence concerning my
conversion to the Catholic
Faith in 2002, and it is
truthful to say that my
formation as a Catholic took
place with her over many
nights of listening to the
most powerful voice on 41
meters. She gets much
credit for her pioneering work
in Catholic television, while
her savvy for international
shortwave broadcasting goes
largely unheralded and is just
as significant. It made
her a worldwide voice for the
faith rather than just an
American phenomenon, and paved
the way for the globalization
of EWTN.
Mother Angelica
earned the title of Queen of
Catholic Pirate Radio when she
publicly took on and disputed
the apostate Archbishop of Los
Angeles, Roger
Cardinal Mahony,
concerning the Real Presence
of Jesus in the Holy
Eucharist. While Mahony
was unleashing his wrath upon
Mother all the way to Rome,
it should also be noted that
he retreated quickly and
issued a statement taking
offense at her for daring to
question his belief in the
Real Presence. Thanks to
Mother's widespread and
profound media influence, I'm
sure a lot of bishops, cut
from the same cloth as
Mahoney, also thought twice
about peddling the "Spirit of
Vatican II" nonsense in an
overt way that might end up on
TV.
Here's some vintage
Mother for you:
I’m so tired of you
liberal Church in America!
And everything you’ve ever
done has gone in silence.
Nothing, nothing you’ve done
– from your witchcraft to
your enneagrams to your
centering prayer to all
this ‘earth
spirituality’ to replacing
holy water with sand to
destroying our churches and
closing churches that are
viable and ready to go…no,
this is not an accident.
We’ve swallowed this now for
thirty years. I’m tired of
it. We have swallowed enough
of your idea of God! You
have, really, no God,
no dogma, no doctrine,
and no authority, because
the only authority in the
Catholic Church is
our Holy Father and the
Magisterium, and you have
disclaimed that. You don’t
believe in the Eucharist,
you don’t believe in the
Immaculate Conception, you
don’t believe in the Virgin
Birth, you don’t believe in
Mary’s power of
intercession, you don’t
believe in religious life,
you don’t believe in being a
spouse of Christ! You do believe in teaching
to little children in the
third grade sex education,
you do believe in forcing
centering prayer and forcing
inclusive language upon us,
and now you depict Jesus as
a woman?! You’re sick!
Nothing to add to
that. As a layman, my
duty as a Catholic is to point
out these things just as it
was Mother's duty as a
religious - a Carmelite
nun. She taught me
well. It's time for
Catholic Pirate Radio, the
next generation.
Father Charles
Coughlin: Father
of Pirate Radio
In
1926,
Father Charles Coughlin
first took to the airwaves
on WJR radio in Detroit to
denounce the Ku Klux Klan,
which had recently burned
crosses on the grounds of
his parish. Turning to
politics in 1929, Father
Coughlin quickly became a
dominant and highly
influential radio voice on
the CBS network, with a
weekly listening audience
estimated at 30,000,000
during the peak of his
popularity in the early
1930's. While at first
a fervent supporter of the
policies and person of
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, his views became
more controversial and his
rhetoric more strident as
the Great Depression
lingered on. By 1936,
he was expressing a
viewpoint that was
anti-capitalist and
anti-socialist, and invoked
no little controversy by
expressing a certain
sympathy concerning the
fascism of Benito Mussolini
and Adolph Hitler. He
was accused of anti-Semitism
based upon this and his
searing critique of the
European Jewish banking
establishment, which he
sought to qualify as
follows:
My purpose is to
help eradicate from the
world its mania for
persecution, to help align
all good men, Catholic and
Protestant, Jew and Gentile,
Christian and non-Christian,
in a battle to stamp out the
ferocity, the barbarism and
the hate of this bloody era.
I want the good Jews with
me, and I'm called a Jew
baiter, an anti-Semite.
My point here is not
to speak out for or against
Father Coughlin and his
political opinions, but merely
to point to him as an early
example of the efforts to
censor and silence unpopular
viewpoints. He remains
the textbook example of church
and state teaming up to remove
from public influence someone
deemed too controversial to
have his views heard by the
great unwashed masses of the
general public. The
Roosevelt Administration
determined a priori
that the First Amendment did
not apply to radio
broadcasting, and new
regulations and restrictions
were created specifically to
remove Father Coughlin from
the airwaves. For the
first time, public
broadcasters had to obtain a
permit and seek approval to
speak on the air, and this was
the impetus for those who
refused to do so taking to the
airwaves in protest: the birth
of pirate radio. While
Father Coughlin was able to
circumvent his banishment from
network broadcasting by buying
airtime on local stations, his
reach and influence were
drastically reduced. In
1942 he was ordered to remove
himself from public life by
Bishop Edward Aloysius
Mooney. He complied
without complaint and spent
the remainder of his career as
parish priest at the Shrine of
the Little Flower in Royal
Oak, Michigan. He
retired from active ministry
in 1966.
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| Welcome
to our broadcast facilities here at
RNJ. This is where Chaplain Phil and
our crew make the magic happen.
Stars of the Show are a Sweetwater Studio
Computer powering Jean and Ginger, two
1950 Canadian Philips Table Radios that
serve as broadcast monitors. That's Ginger
on the right channel, and Jean on the
left. Auxilliary Computer is "Old
Faithful," a 2009 Hewlett Packard (that's
like about a 1930 model in American Tube
Radio Years (ATRY). You'll also notice
three communication receivers, two 1959
Hallicrafters S-108's and a 1947 National
NC 57. Standby monitors include a 1937
Coronado 725 and 1953 Philco 53-960. It's
all sorted out through a Behringer Xenyx
802 Mixer. Our antenna array (not
shown) is an 80 foot sloping copper long
wire antenna, fastened to a Royal Palm and
running from there to the studio.
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