Stanton Friedman Tribute & Haunted Objects and Curses

The Conspiracy Show with Richard Syrett

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4.4 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2019

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Richard welcomes a renowned Roswell UFO researcher to pay tribute to the late ufologist, Stanton Friedman, an early civilian investigator of the Roswell incident. AND Richard is joined by a paranormal investigator and author to discuss haunted and cursed objects. GUESTS Donald R. Schmitt is the former co-director of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, where he served as Director of Special Investigations for ten years. Prior to that, he was a special investigator for the late Dr. J. Allen Hynek for the International UFO Reporter. Schmitt graduated cum laude from Concordia University with a degree in Liberal Arts. He is the author of dozens of articles about UFOs, as well as the author and co-author of several best-selling books, UFO Crash at Roswell; The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell; Witness to Roswell; and Coverup at Roswell. Presently, he is a contributing writer for UFO Magazine, and on the Board of Directors for the International UFO Research Museum. Ross Allison is the Founder of A.G.H.O.S.T. (Advanced Ghost Hunters of Seattle-Tacoma) and now runs AGHOST Investigations. With well over 20 years of investigating the paranormal and over 10 years running a ghost hunting group. Ross travels internationally to investigate paranormal activity, collect ghost stories, research cemeteries and teach others about the strange things going on all around us. He is the author of several books on the paranormal, including Spooked in Seattle; Spooked Again in Seattle; Haunted Washington; The Ghost Hunter’s Journal; Ghostology 1010; Psychology for the Ghost Hunter; Ghosts on Campus; and Haunted Ships and Lighthouses.

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0:25.0	When in doubt, blame the government.
0:30.0	You're listening to The Conspiracy Show with Richard Serrin from Zuma Radio.
0:35.0	When the Russians on the United States were going at each other in the beginning of the Cold War,
0:42.0	as nuclear weapons were developed... in the beginning of the Cold War.
0:43.0	As nuclear weapons were developed and the United States got caught a little bit short,
0:47.3	the Russians were much faster jumping on the nuclear bandwagon
0:51.0	than anybody expected them to be.
0:53.4	The head of the program, General,
0:56.5	the General was in charge of the Manhattan Project,
0:59.4	I thought in 1948 it would take the Russians eight years before they exploded their first nuclear weapon.
1:06.8	So what do we have to worry about besides they don't even have a means for reaching us? Well, it took him only a year after that and I can
1:16.5	exactly it was the first so-bea nuclear weapon and they developed ICBM's and people forget the reason we went to the moon was to show
1:26.1	that we're as good as the Russians because they had the first satellite, they had the first
1:32.1	flight around the moon, they had the first animal in space, the first man in space, the first woman in space, the first to see the other side of the moon. We were getting creamed and so the you know the program the
1:46.4	the lunar of the Apollo program was set up but along the way there were negotiations going on as they both recognized that
1:57.8	mutually assured destruction didn't seem a great way for the world to proceed. You hit me, I'll hit you back,
2:06.0	and we'll both get destroyed. That doesn't make sense for any government. And I should mention
2:11.8	that there was an enormous increase in the power of the nuclear weapons.
2:17.0	The first one released the energy of about 16,000 tons of dynamite. That's in 1945. The first H bomb in 1952 released the energy of 10 million tons of dynamite, and the Russians set up one set off one a few years later that
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