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HISTORY・2 minutes read
Shortwave radio enthusiasts tune in to The Buzzer at 4625 kilohertz, a mysterious station speculated to have ties to the former Soviet Union. Theories suggest The Buzzer may be part of a nuclear deterrent system, used for secret communication, and not linked to laser weapons causing wildfires or the Havana Syndrome.
Insights
- The Buzzer, a long-running mysterious station on 4625 kilohertz, is speculated to have ties to the former Soviet Union, potentially serving as a communication tool for submarines or spies.
- The Havana Syndrome, affecting American diplomats and government employees, is suspected to be caused by a microwave weapon, with symptoms consistent with exposure to microwaves, debunking initial theories of a sonic weapon's involvement.
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Summary
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"The Buzzer: Mysterious Russian Numbers Station"
- Tune your shortwave radio to 4625 kilohertz to hear The Buzzer, a mysterious station transmitting a monotonous sound for over five decades.
- The Buzzer occasionally features a voice speaking Russian, sparking intrigue among amateur radio enthusiasts like Ryan Schaum.
- The origin of The Buzzer is speculated to be linked to the former Soviet Union, possibly serving as a communication device for submarines or spies.
- The Dead Hand system theory suggests The Buzzer is part of a nuclear deterrent system, automatically deploying nuclear weapons in retaliation.
- Shortwave radio's ability to bounce messages off the ionosphere allows for long-distance communication, making it ideal for sensitive messages.
- The Buzzer is believed to be a numbers station, used by Russia for secret communication with spies.
- Despite rumors, facial recognition experts confirm that Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin have not been replaced by body doubles.
- The theory of laser weapons causing California wildfires is debunked, with experts explaining that houses burn easier than trees due to their composition.
- The conspiracy theory of Agenda 21 and laser weapons being used to control society through forest fires is refuted by experts.
- Mick West's demonstration shows that houses burning while trees remain intact in wildfires is due to the difference in their composition and flammability.
13:06
"Microwave Weapon Suspected in Havana Syndrome"
- Green wood doesn't burn well compared to wood in houses due to its high water content.
- The Havana Syndrome involves American diplomats, spies, and government employees experiencing mysterious illnesses after hearing high-pitched noises.
- The sound linked to the Havana Syndrome was identified as the chirping of an Indies Short-tailed Cricket, not a sonic weapon.
- The leading suspect for causing the Havana Syndrome is a microwave weapon, with symptoms aligning with exposure to microwaves.
