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Tonight, we begin a three-part interview on what investigative reporter Janet C. Phelan calls "The Public Extermination Project". Before you dismiss what she has to say out of hand, listen to the interview and check the evidence. Then decide for yourself if Janet has indeed discovered a very disturbing plot to deliver something besides water through the household taps in some of our largest cities...

No time for fun and games; it's Monday's rant on the news you need: Cyclone Larry batters Australia And Cyclone Wati is on the way Nepalese ‘Buddha boy' reappears–briefly Milosevic never seen in coffin Digging up the Skull & Bones connection Secret unit's disturbing ‘Black Room' in Iraq "The Psychology of Abu Ghraib: Elite Thought and Iraqi Prisoner Abuse" by Paul David Collins Disillusioned troop...

It's Friday night and time for our weekly news rant-up. Show topics and links: • Evidence for universe's expansion found • Toxicology report for Milosevic due • Back to Iraq: Operation Overblown • Huge energy reserves found in Afghanistan (Surprise, surprise!) • Idaho's Gov. Kempthorne named Interior Secretary • Bird flu outbreak in Israel

It was a busy night here in the bunker. We were the guests of Tom Horn on The Q-Files radio program as Tom subbed for regular host Steve Quayle. Then we turned around and put together tonight's show, which features part two of our interview with Tom about what he calls "the most dangerous evangelical heresy": Political activism that crosses the line from engaging the culture to a cult of worldly p...

Tonight we present the conclusion of our interview with Tom Horn, publisher of the popular news site Raiders News Update, who explains why he believes dominionism is a dangerous teaching that threatens to drag many well-meaning Christians into a cult of political power. Show topics: • Raiders News Update • All clear for NCAA games after evacuation at San Diego Cox Arena • US, Iraqis launch O...

We covered a lot of ground tonight, as we discussed everything from newly discovered tunnels in Israel that date from the Jewish revolt against Rome in the first century to a new movie that raises the question, "When is a government so evil that rebellion is morally right?" We also begin a three-part interview with Tom Horn, publisher of Raiders News Update and co-author with his wife Nita of the...

We welcome a new week and the annual Jewish celebration of Purim: • Purim • Gorbachev's Gaia Graphics • Star Wars joins United Religions and Gorbachev Foundation at the Presidio • Military to develop insect cyborgs • Internet blows CIA agents' cover • Creamy pink snow in northern Russia • Remote control horror • UNT professor, students believe contact with dead can aid healing Reme...

Sharon returns and we wrap up P.I.D. Radio's First Anniversary Week with a look at the events of the day: • Interior Secretary to resign • Ties to Abramoff Indian deals • Church arson suspects were ‘demon hunting' • Hosanna Church case may go to trial in 2006 • Wikipedia: Iran Air Flight 655 • 13 hanged for insurgency in Iraq • 13 dead in Turkish bus crash • 13 killed in truck cras...

Getting up early all week with Java the Pup finally caught up with Sharon tonight, so we welcome to the P.I.D. microphones a special guest co-host: Nicole Gilbert, who stepped in and demonstrated a maturity beyond her years. We discussed some of the hot topics of the day and gained some insight on the way American teens view the world. (And Derek learned that "bogus" is not a word currently in use...

We continue through our First Anniversary Podcast and Pitch-In Supper Week–and still no casseroles. But at least the bunker's gas service has been restored, and we didn't even have to suffer through weeks of ear-splitting rock music blaring from speakers behind a police barricade while black helicopters hover overhead. So we've got that going for us. Show topics: Trial opens in Susan Polk murder c...

Things are getting very interesting in the Middle East, so it's fitting that our interview tonight features Israel-based author and investigative journalist Barry Chamish. It was a discussion we plan to continue in the near future; Barry is recovering from a mild stroke, and we thank him for his brief overview of the situation in Israel, Iraq, and Iran. Show topics: • Barry Chamish's website •...

It was one year ago that we began this program with the idea of helping to publicize the message we're putting into our books. We quickly realized that the podcast was a better way–or at least a more timely way–of getting the message out. We've also learned a lot from the people we've interviewed over the last year, and we hope you have, too. To business: • Wackenhut guards say Homeland Security...

It was a beautiful Friday here at the bunker, interrupted only by the unexpected appearance of a man from our local gas company. He announced that a leak had been discovered outside and that a work crew would be out within a couple of days. An hour later, a truck pulled up and two men with detection equipment began searching for the leak. All well and good–except that one of the men was smoking a...

We conclude our three-part interview with Karl W. B. Schwarz, president and CEO of Patmos Nanotechnologies, about the scourge of depleted uranium. Show topics: • Karl Schwarz's website • "Have DU, Will Travel": Bush's Hometown Paper Devotes Entire Issue to Depleted Uranium • U.S. signs $38 million deal for depleted uranium tank shells • NE Intelligence Network: October OU Bombing was a “...

Part two of our three-part interview with Karl W. B. Schwarz, president and CEO of Patmos Nanotechnologies, about the threat posed by radiation from depleted uranium munitions that have been used extensively in the Balkans and the Middle East since 1991. Show topics: Karl Schwarz's website "Have DU, Will Travel": Bush's Hometown Paper Devotes Entire Issue to Depleted Uranium 1/3 of returning soldi...

Tonight, we begin the first of a three-part interview with Karl W. B. Schwarz, president and CEO of Patmos Nanotechnologies, about a new report that shows that the threat of radiation posed by depleted uranium munitions is not limited to those parts of the world in which they've been used. There is good reason to believe that radioactive dust from the Battle of Baghdad in 2003 was detected in Engl...

We kick off the last week of February by connecting some dots with our all-seeing eye of all-seeingness: 20% of the people on the neighboring island of Reunion are sick with this crippling fever Crippling fever reported in France — Mauritius and Reunion are popular vacation spots for the French Halliburton tried to hide evidence of radiation spike in U.K. Surprise: Halliburton took over radiation...

All over the world, people are taking up arms against one another. Here in the U.S., we’re still fuming about the president’s insistence that operations at 21 U.S. ports (that’s 21, not the six they told us) would be turned over to an Arab-owned firm. Something out there is enjoying all of this. Show topics: 21 U.S. ports identified in DPW transfer Weeks before ports deal, UAE gave $100M for Katri...

Derek flies solo tonight while Sharon recovers from a day of puppy training: We wrap up our fascinating three-part interview with Scott Stevens tonight, delving into Scott’s interpretation of the clues as to just who–or what–is using the weather as a weapon. Show topics: Scott Stevens’ website, WeatherWars.info Mysterious purple streak shown hitting Columbia 7 minutes before it disintegrated You r...

Tonight, it’s part two of our interview with Scott Stevens, a meteorologist who left a career as TV weatherman to research weather modification and control. Show topics: Scott Stevens’ website, WeatherWars.info Numeral 2 appears inside eye of Hurricane Wilma Radar anomalies in Ophelia and Wilma Deal with Dubai would affect 8 ports, not 6 Did VA secretary quit over DU? Skype can foil NSA wiretapper...

We begin a three-part interview with Scott Stevens, meteorologist who left a career as TV weatherman to explore the boundaries of science: Weather modification and control. Show topics: Scott Stevens’ website, WeatherWars.info Bush nominated DPW exec for top US maritime slot Emergency supplemental hides millions for NSA It occurred to us just after the show: The reason President Bush is so bent on...

A story leaked to the U.K. press yesterday may finally wake the sleeping giant. Sensors outside an atomic weapons facility in Berkshire, England, picked up spikes in radiation that match battles in Afghanistan and Iraq during which thousands of rounds of depleted uranium (DU) munitions were fired. The connection is ominous: If nano-sized particles of radioactive heavy metal dust can be carried by...

Our guest was scientist, archaeologist, and author Stan Deyo, who discussed the Tower of Babel, Tesla coil technology and how both might have been used as portals to other dimensions — inhabited dimensions. Stan also revealed that sources inside the Defense Department are whispering about a coming event they call "the return of the Sumerian gods". Links/topics: Stan Deyo's website JP Morgan hires...

This week, Derek and Sharon Gilbert analyze the most famous UFO incident in history, the 1947 crash of something near Roswell, New Mexico. Our guest was David Flynn, a cryptoarchaeologist–someone who teases out the deeper meanings of anomalies that scientists can't explain. What to make of the location of the crash on the 33rd parallel (33 degrees North), considering that "33" is a very important...

This week's PID Radio goes through the looking glass as we connect some dots and reveal a very disturbing picture. Satanic ritual abuse is a controversial topic. But not only is ritual abuse a real phenomenon, we believe it is more widespread than most of us realize. What's more–and more frightening–it appears that there is an ongoing, coordinated effort to use children, especially marginalized ch...