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We conclude our interview with J Fields tonight by discussing what the story of journalist and congressional aide Susan Lindauer means for the rest of us. If she can be locked up indefinitely without a trial, what constitutional rights do any of us really have?Show topics and links:J Fields' Home Page‘JaysPolitics'The place to find the latest news on Susan Lindauer's caseSenate panel recommends abolishing FEMAAnd replacing it with a new, improved government agencyCollege students line up for mumps vaccineWhy did these kids bother to get their MMR shots when they were babies?Possible Marburg vaccine createdBy gene-splicing Marburg with a virus called VS—which is not necessarily a good thing"VS is considered a suitable agent for a biological weapon…"This doesn't make us feel safer…Accused killers met on vampire website"'Other people live in my head with me,' she wrote."

Tonight we present Part 2 of our interview with J Fields, which delves further into the story of journalist and congressional aide Susan Lindauer. She was arrested in 2004 and charged with being an unregistered agent for Iraq.In October of last year, Susan was ordered into a federal facility for the mentally ill for four months of observation. Six months later she's still being held. In fact, a hearing has been set for May 4 to determine whether she'll be committed permanently–and medicated against her wishes.Show topics and links:J Fields' Home Page‘JaysPolitics'The place to find the latest news on Susan Lindauer's caseSusan Lindauerâ€s depostion on the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, ScotlandIn a nutshell, Lindauer testified that she had information that the plane wasnâ€t destroyed by Libya, but by Syrians to prevent a couple of American DEA agents on that flight from exposing the Lebanon-to-US heroin trade run in partnership with the CIATony Snow takes job as White House Press SecretaryMahmud Abbas calls for immediate Mideast peace conferenceAbbas is in a tight spot: The only people who listen to him are outside Palestinian territoryUS SOUTHCOM studies reports of Venezuelan arms buysVeteran FBI supervisors resist order to move to DCPakistan weekly spills 9/11 beansA story you won't find in the Western press: The government of Pakistan paid lots of money to remove embarrassing information from the official 9/11 Commission report

A lot of things are bubbling just beneath the surface while the mainstream news fixates on gasoline prices and somebody conveniently runs out the first new pictures of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in ten years. Here in the bunker, we present the first part of a three-part interview with J B. Fields, who tells us the strange story of his landlady, Susan Lindauer.In a nutshell, Ms. Lindauer — who happens to be the second cousin of former White House Chief of Staff Andy Card — is accused of being an unregistered foreign agent for Iraqi intelligence. She is now being held in a mental health institution indefinitely until she agrees to be medicated.Show topics and links:J Fields' Home Page"Jay's Politics"The place to find the latest news on Susan Lindauer's caseLetter from Susan Lindauer to Andy Card about American policy toward Iraq in the wake of the 9/11 attacksFather Robinson occult murder trial beginsBill Gates pumps money into ethanolHalliburton fails to live up to $75M+ pipeline contract in IraqNew Iraqi flashpoint building in KirkukUS calls in UK paratroopers for secret Baghdad warRussian bombers flew undetected through US airspace in ArcticRussia equipping missiles with new type of warhead

Sorry we missed you Friday! Honest, it was technical trouble! The Cubs/Cardinals game on TV had nothing to do with it! So we jump back into the saddle with the latest:UK wants ‘intelligent cars' that call for help automaticallySounds like a good idea, but it means they have to know where you are all the timeGroups question US plan to detain sick travelersThe problem is that people can be sick without symptoms — it won't stop bird fluUSDA approves China to re-export poultry to USChina? Where all those birds have died of avian flu?Wayne Madsen: CIA investigator's firing indicates political infightingNegroponte: It could be ‘next decade' before Iran has nukesWhat? Didn't he get the memo?California becomes second state to introduce Bush impeachmentIllinois Joint Resolution 125: ImpeachmentBlast kills 21 in Egyptian resort cityUK jail toilets moved so Muslim inmates won't face MeccaFirst goat kids with human genes born in Belarus

Tonight we present the conclusion of our interview with Dr. Craig Evans on the Gospel of Judas. Craig, one of nine members of the advisory board assembled by the National Geographic Society to analyze the document, answers the big question: What does the Gospel of Judas mean to Christians?Show topics and links:The home page of Dr. Craig A. EvansThe Gospel of Judas at National Geographic Online$500 thousand seized in strange occurence at Pennsylvania nuke plantRice: US prepared to go it alone with IranProtester causes flap during President Hu's visit to White HouseTony Snow undecided on White House press jobChavez: Venezuela's oil to be destroyed if US attacksJapanese researchers discover new Nazca Lines

Our interview with Dr. Craig Evans continues as we discuss the historical context of the Gospel of Judas. Tonight Craig, a member of the advisory board assembled by the National Geographic Society to analyze the codex, compares the theology of "Judas" with other gnostic writings and biblical Christianity.Show topics and links:The home page of Dr. Craig A. EvansThe Gospel of Judas at National Geographic OnlineZola Levitt goes home to the LordWhite House Press Secretary Scott McClellan steps downChina to invite Iran into Asian blocRussia says U.S. seminar ‘urged new terrorist attacks'Oil hits $73 a barrelJury selection continues in priest's murder trial

We begin our three-part interview with Dr. Craig Evans, a member of the advisory board assembled by the National Geographic Society to analyze the Gospel of Judas. Tonight, Dr. Evans summarized the history of the codex, which contained two other tractates in addition to the Gospel of Judas, and how it finally came to light.Show topics and links:The home page of Dr. Craig A. EvansThe Gospel of Judas at National Geographic OnlineMini-Comets approaching Earth (but not too close)Behind the Military Revolt by Richard HolbrookeSeven Days in April: Generals Prepare to ‘Revolt' Against Rumsfeld by Tony BlankleyThe Rise of American Nuclear Primacy by Keir A. Lieber and Daryl G. Press from Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006

Native American "ourobouros" and "eye in hand" symbol found at Moundville in AlabamaThe week gets off to an interesting start, with reports of strange rituals in the desert, a plane loaded with cocaine that's just two degrees removed from Mohammed Atta, and war games in the Caribbean that may be aimed at Venezuela.Show topics and links:Mysterious ‘Ritual†Performed By United States Military Forces In BabylonArticle by Sorcha Faal — read with discernmentUS Marines offer apology for damage to ruins of BabylonPlane with 5 tons of cocaine owned by Tom DeLay appointeeStrange details emerging about the plane stopped by the Mexican Army last weekThat little blue pill costs GM $17 million a yearVenezuelan official says US military exercises intended to intimidateUS to open 3 new military bases in TurkeyUS builds behemoth in heart of BaghdadRetired US colonel says military actions already underway in Iran

It's Good Friday here in the bunker and we wind down the week with a look at a few items in the news, a discussion with guest host Nicole, and Derek explains why he wrote Iron Dragons as a secular novel rather than targeting the CBA market with an overtly Christian story.Show links:US Marines offer apology for damage to ruins of BabylonU.S. to import 10,000 South Korean nurses over next five yearsAren't there any Americans who want those jobs?Dubai on a shopping spreeU.S. is about to approve sale of the only company that makes a key part for Abrams battle tanksFormer Military Air Traffic Controller Claims Comet Collision with Earth on May 25, 2006He also claims ETs are trying to warn us with crop circlesSouth Park duo criticizes networkShowing Jesus defecating on President Bush wasn't enough; they want to demean Mohammed, too

Tonight we present the conclusion of our interview with William H. Kennedy, author of Lucifer's Lodge and the forthcoming Satanic Crime. He filled us in on the trial of Fr. Gerald Robinson, set to begin Monday (April 17, 2006), who is charged with the ritual murder of a nun in the chapel of a Toledo hospital in 1980. We also discussed the multiple homicide in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, an area that's had more than its share of bizarre cases recently.Show links:William H. Kennedy's websiteSphinx Radio and Daily NewswireSpecial Offer: Free e-book copy of Lucifer's lodgePolice: Grandson killed grandmother, five other relativesIs Pentagon creating secret police force?Mumps outbreak rages in Iowa, 8 other Midwest states

We continue with part 2 of our interview with William H. Kennedy, author of Lucifer's Lodge and the forthcoming Satanic Crime. In addition, we discuss some of the signs that things may be heating up between the U.S. and Iran. Show links:William H. Kennedy's websiteSphinx Radio and Daily NewswireSpecial Offer: Free e-book copy of Lucifer's lodgeCouncil on Foreign Relations told of U.S. plans for Iran strikeUS-Iranian Iraq Dialogue Fails Before StartingCheckbooks open as Hu visits WashingtonBahrain, Kuwait hold special forces exercise

Tonight we begin a three-part interview with William H. Kennedy, author of Lucifer's Lodge and the forthcoming Satanic Crime. Bill discussed the horrors of Satanic Ritual Abuse within the Roman Catholic Church and comments on the new film Rape of the Soul.Show links:William H. Kennedy's websiteSphinx Radio and Daily NewswireSpecial Offer: Free e-book copy of Lucifer's lodgeRape of the Soul official websiteIsraeli spy Jonathan Pollard to be released by U.S. this week?‘War on Easter' begins todayDrug companies ‘inventing diseases to boost their profits'First Knights Templar discovered in Israel

There's a sense here in the bunker that something's about to happen. Can you feel it?Millions march in 94 cities for immigration reformTeddy rallies marchers in DC; Dems finally have an election issueGospel of Judas, or gospel of ignorance?English text of the Gospel of Judas (PDF)Hersh: US mulls nuclear option for IranTruNews.com

It's the conclusion of a two-part interview we recorded with Dr. Michael S. Heiser last year, a Bible scholar with a Ph.D. in Biblical Hebrew and Ancient Semitic Languages. This is P.I.D. 101, a primer in the nature of the spiritual war in which we find ourselves. To wit:What is the Divine Council?What implications does the Divine Council model have for Christian theology?Why should we care?In addition to his biblical studies, Mike is the author of The Facade, a mind-blowing novel that includes his research in great detail. It's a great read, and he includes a bibliography with some great sources for further study.Show Links:Mike Heiser’s websiteThe Divine Council study groupHome page for Mike’s novel, The FacadeThe Da Vinci Code ConferenceApril 22nd, 12Noon – 8pm at the Hampton Inn in Bellingham, WAAG Gonzales says NSA can legally spy without warrantsWhat else is new?Fluoridated water linked to cancer131 students in China treated for ricin poisoning

Tonight we feature the first half of a two-part interview we recorded with Dr. Michael S. Heiser last year, a Bible scholar with a Ph.D. in Biblical Hebrew and Ancient Semitic Languages. This is P.I.D. 101, a primer in the nature of the spiritual war in which we find ourselves. To wit: What is the Divine Council?What implications does the Divine Council model have for Christian theology?How does this affect our lives?In a nutshell, the Divine Council is the group of divine beings — seraphim, cherubim, and malakim — who make up the court of God. It's referenced most notably in I Kings 22:19-23 and Psalm 82. The rebellion of the fallen angels has taken place in several stages: The "serpent" in Eden;The Watchers of Genesis chapter 6, whose interaction with human women produced the Nephilim;The seventy "sons of God" (bene elohim) who were placed over the nations after the incident at the Tower of Babel.Those 70 bene elohim became the gods of the nations around the ancient Hebrews: Marduk, Molech, Chemosh, Baal, Asherah, Dagon, and the rest. They are still with us, and their goal is the destruction of mankind. In our next show, we'll discuss with Mike how this is all tied to the UFO phenomenon. In addition to his biblical studies, Mike is the author of The Facade, a mind-blowing novel that includes his research in great detail. It's a great read, and he includes a bibliography with some great sources for further study. Show Links: Mike Heiser's websiteThe Divine Council study groupHome page for Mike's novel, The FacadeThe Da Vinci Code ConferenceApril 22nd, 12Noon – 8pm at the Hampton Inn in Bellingham, WARep. McKinney apologizesCindy Williams and Military PayThanks for the tip, Ken!DARPA building army of robot insectsGoogle Desktop could copy your hard drive to their serversAT&T forwards all Internet traffic to the NSA

From the P.I.D. vault: Part 2 of our interview with Bible UFO researcher Guy Malone on the connections between fallen angels and modern ufology. Plus our rants on syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin and new CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric.Show topics and links:Guy Malone: Alien StrangerAlien Resistance HQThe Da Vinci Code ConferenceApril 22nd, 12Noon – 8pm at the Hampton Inn in Bellingham, WAThe Party of Police Haters by Michelle MalkinMichelle is trying too hard to become the next Ann CoulterFrance pushes ahead for vaccine, drug for ChikungunyaChikungunya outbreak overwhelms Malaysian villageRumsfeld nets $5 million from Tamiflu stockBank of America pursues settlement in narco-terror money laundering probeDog mutilations rattle small Michigan town‘Satanic' teen trio disturbs worshippersGoogle Earth bolsters claim of missile strike on TWA Flight 800Download Google EarthLink to TWA Flight 800 Google Earth mapDoctor Doom: Professor suggests using Ebola to wipe out 90% of human lifeDr. Pianka's students evaluate his Biology 304 class "I do not think that preaching that 90% of the human population should die of ebola is the most effective means of encouraging conservation awareness."

Sharon continues fighting through carb withdrawal and Derek battles a head cold, but we soldier on. Tonight, we dig into the bunker archives to present an interview from last spring with Guy Malone of Alien Resistance HQ. This is a good foundational interview to explain why we pay attention to UFO phenomena and why other Christians should, too. Show topics and links:Guy Malone: Alien StrangerAlien Resistance HQThe Da Vinci Code ConferenceApril 22nd, 12Noon – 8pm at the Hampton Inn in Bellingham, WAKansas braces for killer beesSupreme Court declines to hear Jose Padilla ‘enemy combatant' case

We're back, and glad to be after the heavy thunderstorms that rolled through St. Louis and the Midwest yesterday. No serious damage here at the Bunker, other than losing the cap off our chimney. All things considered, that's nothing.Sharon began a low-sugar, low-carb diet yesterday and she soldiered through her withdrawal symptoms to bring you tonight's look at the news:Doctor Doom: Professor suggests using Ebola to wipe out 90% of human lifeDon't think he's alone in believing that this is necessary to save the Earth

We close out the month of March by looking back at the big stories of the week:Spanish-language media organized immigration protestsLittle Brother is watchingSt. Louis part of bioterrorism study‘Adam and Steve'Pakistani terror sheik upset with Northeast Intellligence NetworkUS to detonate 700-ton bomb on 6-2-2006Department of Energy's Environmental Assessment of DIVINE STRAKE Test (Note: 14.2MB PDF file)Sorcha Faal's take on ‘Divine Strake'

It's March 30, 2006, or 3/3/06 (a 33 plus a hidden 3+3) — but don't worry, we didn't go there. We talked a bit about the news and finished up our interview with the investigators of New England Anomalies Research, Keith Johnson, Sandra Johnson, and Chris Finch. We talked about their upcoming Ghost Hunting 101 classes — and wrapped up with an audio clip of a woman possessed by a demon, recorded during an exorcism performed by Keith. Show links:New England Anomalies ResearchGhost Hunting 101: Classes taught by NEAR‘Phenomenon' radio show on WCAN.com, featuring NEAR: Thursdays, 6pm-7pm CT (GMT -6)Demonologists' forum at the TAPS ("Ghost Hunters") websiteIran plans war games for Persian Gulf44 confirmed dead in ferry accident off BahrainJournalist Jill Carroll freed in IraqFather of man beheaded in Iraq runs for CongressShoulder-fired missiles pose serious threat to passenger jets

Tonight we present part two of our interview with the investigators of New England Anomalies Research, Keith Johnson, Sandra Johnson, and Chris Finch. We discuss their techniques and listen to a couple examples of EVP, Electronic Voice Phenomena. Show links:New England Anomalies ResearchGhost Hunting 101: Classes taught by NEARAustralia braces for second Category 5 cyclone in two weeksRussian Nuke Traced to Texas (?)Founder of "Reverse Speech" disputes April nuclear attack predictionReverseSpeech.comSolar eclipse in Africa‘Devil' calls in India spark panic

We begin a three-part interview with authentic ghost hunters tonight, although they definitely prefer to be called "paranormal researchers". Our guests were Keith Johnson, Sandra Johnson, and Chris Finch of New England Anomalies Research, NEAR.

Welcome back! It's a new week, and here's what's going on:First antimatter lab launchedAfrican Christians bring message to U.S.Reverend FunThe Redeemed Christian Church of God25,000 Christian youths rally in San FranciscoOur Lady of Guadalupe in I-74 bridge shadowsU.K. veterans told: There is no Gulf War SyndromeCensus Bureau gets personalMember of 9/11 Scholars for Truth murdered

It's Friday night and time for a look back at the news of the week: Slain pastor's wife charged with murderBarbara Bush's Katrina donation earmarked for Neil's companyPresident adds addendum to PATRIOT Act before signingOlbermann: White House leaked e-mail to DrudgeDemocrats claim Bush violated ConstitutionChertoff: US would have been safer with Dubai Ports WorldU.S. hiring Hong Kong company to scan cargo

We conclude our interview with investigative reporter Janet C. Phelan continues on a long-term public works venture she calls "The Public Extermination Project". Tonight she explains why she feels this program is tied to our military venture in Iraq.

Our interview with investigative reporter Janet C. Phelan continues on what she calls "The Public Extermination Project". Tonight she describes the blueprints that show what appears to be a second water line connecting into the main underneath the streets of Los Angeles.

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 AustraliaAnd Cyclone Wati is on the wayNepalese ‘Buddha boy' reappears–brieflyMilosevic never seen in coffinDigging up the Skull & Bones connectionSecret unit's disturbing ‘Black Room' in Iraq"The Psychology of Abu Ghraib: Elite Thought and Iraqi Prisoner Abuse" by Paul David CollinsDisillusioned troops come home to be spat at in the street13 dead on eve of third anniversary in IraqPink ‘iPods' for democracyOr, "$8 million to friends of Sen. McConnell for high-tech boondoggle"Former US President Bush asks China to support Citibank's bid for bank

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 power. Show topics:• Raiders News Update• The Q-Files• Bush accuses Iran of making bombs for Iraq• American security contractor arrested in Iraq• Water main break leads to fish killIf the chlorinated, flouridated water from the main kills the fish, what's it doing to people?• Russian Communist leader sees U.S. behind bird flu• Night of the Zombie Snackers: Ambien may cause sleep-eating• Supposed John Paul miracle investigated• RFID chips vulnerable to viruses• Sphinx to get faceliftAnd here are the verses Derek couldn't remember:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.2 He was in the beginning with God.3 All things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was made.4 In him was life, and the life was the light of men.5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.John 1:1-5 (ESV)

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 Operation Swarmer• Storm-battered parish considers hired guns• U.S. puts machine-guns on Great Lakes coast guard vessels• New England Anomalies Research

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 great novel The Ahriman Gate. Tom believes that prominent Christian leaders in the U.S. are leading Christians down a dangerous–and heretical–path.Show topics:Raiders News UpdateThe Q-FilesThe movie V For VendettaFar Out, Man–But Is It Quantum Physics?Remnant Radio NetworkRemember, Derek and Sharon will be guests on The Q-Files radio program between 6:00pm and 7:00pm CST (GMT -6) Wednesday, March 15, 2006.

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 healingRemember, Derek and Sharon will be guests on The Q-Files radio program between 6:00pm and 7:00pm CST (GMT -6) Wednesday, March 15, 2006.

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 crash in India• 28-year-old appointed to key Homeland Security post

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 by people under the age of about 35.)Show topics:• Dubai pulls out of ports deal• Students create plant that glows when thirsty• Police State USA and Big Brother's Most Cool Tool

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 caseMurder charge dropped against mother of nine dead babies18 bodies found in Baghdad busUN expert: Israeli settlers harassing PalestiniansDemocrats data miningAG Gonzales defends Gitmo, questions Geneva ConventionJohn Stadtmiller's interview of Karl Schwarz and Dr. Doug Rokke on depleted uranium

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• Barry Chamish's articles• The Pipeline to War: Daniel Pipes and the Cartoon Intifada• Dubai ports deal is nothing compared to Ptech• Michael Chertoff and the sabotage of the Ptech investigation by Jeff Wells• Ptech Raid/Investigation archive• Iraq's ‘Hutu Radio': Who's trying to stir up a civil war?• The time-warp family that walks on all fours (yeah, right)

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 HQ insecure• Port security: Russian arms dealer funnels guns, drugs through UAE• Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and WWII port security• AC-130 flying gunships return to Iraq• Iranian nuclear bombshell?• Israeli special forces reported inside Iran• ‘Blackstar' orbital plane shelved at Area 51• Indian cult kills children for goddess

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 cigarette.We're still here, and the leaky gas pipe–it's not a big leak, we're told–will be fixed by early next week. On to the show: We offer a brief tribute to two of our favorite actors, Darren McGavin and Don Knotts. Both men passed away this week, and the world is poorer for their passing but blessed by the body of the work they leave behind.In other news:• The Busby Report: Did the use of Uranium weapons in Gulf War 2 result in contamination of Europe?We recommend downloading this PDF file and reading the report• Paying off credit card brings Homeland Security investigation• CENTCOM blogger team fights info war on terror• Madonna eyes Israel house to await Messiah

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 “Failed Terrorist Attackâ€â€¢ Bill Clinton advises Dubai as Hillary attacks US ports deal• Second Dubai Company Comes under Scrutiny• Billions in Army contracts for Sen. Feinstein's husband• Baghdad morgue pressed to stay quiet as violence continues• Stealth sharks to patrol the high seas

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 Uranium1/3 of returning soldiers seek mental health careMagnitude 3.4 quake in SF BayExpansion of FBI DNA database debatedFalwell denies report that he believes Jews don't need Jesus

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 England, nearly 3,000 miles away!Show topics:* Karl Schwarz's website* The Busby Report: Did the use of Uranium weapons in Gulf War 2 result in contamination of Europe? (PDF document — please download and read)* 68 killed in Baghdad* Dubai funds Neil Bush's company* British-based company buys New York power company

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 feverCrippling fever reported in France — Mauritius and Reunion are popular vacation spots for the FrenchHalliburton tried to hide evidence of radiation spike in U.K.Surprise: Halliburton took over radiation monitoring just about the time we dropped thousands of DU rounds on BaghdadTurkey’s PM says attacks on Shiite holy places are provocationIs this Erdogan’s way of saying he knows that this fight is a setup?Ancient sun temple discovered in CairoBig Brother Lives: Total Information Awareness survives in spite of CongressJust LOOK at that logo! Someone at DARPA was poking fun at us conspiracy theoristsSouthern Malaysia state bans hunt for Bigfoot–by foreignersAw, nuts–there goes our shot at getting on Coast to Coast

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 transferWeeks before ports deal, UAE gave $100M for KatrinaIs DPW on a Du-buying spree?Why the mosque at Samarra is importantNigeria: 130 Christians killed over cartoons of MohammedChristians retaliate: Muslims hacked to death and burned

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.infoMysterious purple streak shown hitting Columbia 7 minutes before it disintegratedYou really should take a look at this photo.Flashback: CIA called off strike on Osama to spare UAE royal familyObscure US intelligence agency OK’d port deal

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.infoNumeral 2 appears inside eye of Hurricane WilmaRadar anomalies in Ophelia and WilmaDeal with Dubai would affect 8 ports, not 6Did VA secretary quit over DU?Skype can foil NSA wiretappersWildlife group claims to find Bigfoot colony in Malaysia

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.infoBush nominated DPW exec for top US maritime slotEmergency supplemental hides millions for NSAIt occurred to us just after the show: The reason President Bush is so bent on selling control of our ports to the United Arab Emirates probably has something to do with the U.A.E.’s location just across the Persian Gulf from Iran. Makes for good air bases, if you get our drift.

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 the wind from Iraq to England, is anyone in the world safe from these weapons?Put another way, has the American military been poisoning Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq with “dirty bombs” for the last 15 years? And how far has this radiation spread? How has inhaling this dust affected our veterans? Can the thousand of Gulf War Syndrome” be traced to DU?Show topics:Bombing of Baghdad linked to UK radiationIncrease in UK radiation after Iraq invasionThe Aldermaston ReportChris Busby’s analysis of the links between the use of DU munitions and radiation spikes recorded in the U.K.US asks for Georgia’s help with Iran air strikesThe Straights Dot Com

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 websiteJP Morgan hires 4,500 grads in IndiaChemical in plastic can damage young brainsThe president's younger brother on tour with Sun-Myung Moon

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 number to occultists? Is it just a coincidence?How about this: Multiplying 33 times pi (3.141592…) equals 104 — the longitude of the crash site? There's a whole lot more. And all the numbers seem to point to 2012, which is the year that ends the age according to the incredibly precise calendar developed by the ancient Mayans.It was such a fascinating discussion that we didn't even get to mention his book, Cydonia: The Secret Chronicles of Mars.Show links:David Flynn's article: An Occult Translation of the Roswell Event: Count down to 2012David's website covers ancient mysteries, "illuminated" fraternities, gnosticism, crop circles, UFOs, and Bible prophecy (it's a resource we've been using for years here in the Bunker): The Watcher WebsiteThe Mars/Earth Connection — DVD of David's presentation at the 2003 Ancient of Days conference connecting the sacred geometry and monuments of a seemingly destroyed culture on Mars to Earth's most ancient structures, mythological deities, and mystery religions.