S&W Episode 646: Project Chameleo

Sick and Wrong Podcast

Dee Simon and Kate Rambo

Comedy, Tv & Film

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2018

⏱️ 118 minutes

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ALFicionados Dee and Harrison talk with author Robert Guffey about government gang stalking and the cloaking technology of Project Chameleo. Texas man suspected of murdering George HW Bush’s doctor kills himself. Husband and pregnant wife’s plan to make some extra cash does not work out as planned in Illinois. Phone calls. Sign up for the...

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0:00.0	there is no physical evidence that any gangstocking ever went on.
0:04.5	They are specifically instructed.
0:06.3	You know, do not slash anyone's tires.
0:08.3	Don't, you know, vandalize their house.
0:10.9	That is not the point of the program.
0:13.0	The point of the program is to have maximum psychological effect
0:15.8	and leave the minimal amount of evidence.
0:25.2	Ah! Ha! the minimal amount of evidence. Listen, living, listening to the Sequenon.
0:31.6	Sick and Ron.
0:33.5	Yes.
0:34.4	You listen to Sickleon.
0:36.2	The Sick and Wrong, the world source for Anti-Social Commentary.
0:39.3	God, what a bunch of scumbags.
0:43.3	Good evening. Welcome to Sick and Wrong, the World Source for Anti-Social Commentary.
0:46.3	And one of your host, you, Simon.
0:48.3	And I'm Coffee Face, Harrison.
0:50.3	Harrison, I was thinking about you this week.
0:52.3	I was like, here is one, well, I don't know how many reasons you have not to commit suicide,
0:58.3	but here's one possible reason for you not to commit suicide.
1:02.4	Yes.
1:03.4	You heard about the Elf reboot?
1:05.0	I did.
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