Topic: Satellites

The host explores options for returning to the Austin airwaves, including potential weekend slots or satellite distribution similar to the model used by Rush Limbaugh. He notes that while his internet site is experiencing high traffic and frequent crashes, many listeners still rely on traditional commercial stations rather than satellite dishes or shortwave radio.

Shelly Williams discusses the 1994 birth of a white buffalo calf, which is viewed as the fulfillment of a 600-year-old Lakota prophecy regarding the return of European invaders and subsequent environmental destruction. The prophecy is linked to modern events like California fires and increased hurricane activity. Williams claims these disasters are actually being orchestrated by the New World Order using high-cost satellites to manipulate the weather.

In a moment of high tension, the Branch Davidians used their satellite dish and a white flag to signal to radio host Ron Engelman that they were listening to his broadcasts. David Thibodeau recalls the joy felt inside the compound when they realized someone on the outside was attempting to communicate with them despite the FBI's media blackout. This event provided a brief morale boost for the besieged members.

The discussion covers how local television stations receive the majority of their information via large satellites, suggesting a centralized control of news. There is skepticism about whether protesting advertisers will successfully force stations to cover topics like U.S. political interference. The speakers reiterate that the chairman of KXAN's parent organization is a member of the CFR.

A news clip featuring CIA Director George Tenet is played, followed by a report on the agency's failure to predict India's nuclear tests. The hosts criticize the $27 billion spy budget for over-relying on hardware and satellites rather than human intelligence.

The hosts discuss how unedited footage of the Waco siege was obtained despite a media blackout. A man living east of Dallas reportedly intercepted raw satellite feeds intended for Washington D.C. for 56 days. This intercepted data provided visual evidence of tanks entering the buildings, which contradicted the sanitized versions of the events later provided to the public by the FBI and national news outlets.