[radiofish]

If you have a shortwave radio, you may want to turn it on and listen to it tonight.

I have been monitoring the foreign broadcasts (frequencies between 5.8 - 6.1 MHz and 9.5-10.0 MHz mostly), and the very interesting election coverage from Radio Havana Cuba, Radio Moscow, and other international broadcasters...

Now to see what else I can find on the airwaves........ It's the wrong time, for me to listen directly to stations broadcating from the Middle East tonight.... Now that the election has been called!!

 

[NickieL]

do tell, what are they saying??

 

[radiofish]

They are, how could I put it... "Orgasmic" over the results of the Presidental election....

"The evil Satan President Bush, will soon be gone!!" <--- paraphrasing a bit there, or my rusty spanish...
"Plus a new and open dialogue will soon occur amongst the countries of the world...."

Broadcasted from a Communist Country, and received here on the hilltop communications command center...

 

[menagerie momma]

They are, how could I put it... "Orgasmic" over the results of the Presidental election....

"The evil Satan President Bush, will soon be gone!!" <--- paraphrasing a bit there, or my rusty spanish...
"Plus a new and open dialogue will soon occur amongst the countries of the world...."

Broadcasted from a Communist Country, and received here on the hilltop communications command center...

*shudder*

Time to buy a LOT more guns and ammo.

Jessie

 

[charisma]

Radiofish... Any room for extras up there on your hilltop ;-)

All I can say is may God have mercy on us!

 

[Ernie]

How did the broadcasts end up, Radiofish?

 

[Madame]

Who woulda thunk it - I'm agreeing with the communists on this one.

 

[FourDeuce]

Listening to foreign broadcasts can be interesting(and sometimes confusing). Back when that Korean Air Lines jet was shot down, I was stationed in Germany in the Army. I listened to the description of the incident on the military station, then listened to it on Radio Moscow and on the BBC. For a while, I wondered if 3 different planes had been shot down. The descriptions of what happened were so different, it sounded like 3 different incidents.

 

[Ernie]

I've been doing that with newspapers for awhile. I follow British, Indian, Japanese, Israeli, and Saudi publications online. It's amazing the stuff American newspapers don't print, or that will make it on the front page in Israel but only some minor blurb somewhere in an American publication. The different views on the same events are horrific.

We Americans see everything through a very cloudy lens of patriotism. We need to start looking through the clear lens of reality. Now more than ever. Our government is not on our side.

 

[texican]

Kruschev was right, they won without firing a shot.

 

[radiofish]

Radiofish... Any room for extras up there on your hilltop ;-)

All I can say is may God have mercy on us!

Charisma, I don't know - it is a long haul from Texas to Northwestern Coastal California.... Besides, wouldn't you be afraid of being around a gun happy camoflauge wearing Marine Corps Veteran??

Ernie, I was up till around 2 am Pacific Standard Time, and the Asian Rim countries were happy with the election results. China and Japan are looking forward to the new administration and it's economic policies...

FourDeuce - That was Labor day weekend 1983, when the Russians shot down the Korean Air Liner off of the Soviet coast...I remember that event really well also...

Texican - I betcha' more than a few shots were fired last night, celebrating the election results in those urban areas!!!!!!!

 

[AngieM2]

radiofish - please let us know what you hear along the way.

and are you sure you don't need visitors,
how well do you sew your own buttons on, and mend your pants? (value added from this visitor )

Angie

 

[charisma]

Radiofish--

Got plenty of military men in my family (on my daddy's side), stretching back to the Revolutionary War They're a tenacious bunch of men too.. Granddaddy was too young to serve in the Army during WWII, tried to sneak in anyhow, got sent to the Merchant Marines instead (they'd have kept him if he hadn't been flat footed I think... that's what really did him in). There is nothing more honorable than a man who has served his country (in my humble opinion).

Gun happy ain't a problem in the slightest-- I don't live in Texas for no reason (and am relatively gun happy myself)

Plus... I can cook ;-)

Now the Texas to N.W. California bit, yeah that's a long haul. I suppose I'll hunker down here and hope that we secede before it gets too bad *sigh*

Do keep up posted on what you hear. I wonder how long the Obama honeymoon with the rest of the world lasts.

Charisma, I don't know - it is a long haul from Texas to Northwestern Coastal California.... Besides, wouldn't you be afraid of being around a gun happy camoflauge wearing Marine Corps Veteran??

Ernie, I was up till around 2 am Pacific Standard Time, and the Asian Rim countries were happy with the election results. China and Japan are looking forward to the new administration and it's economic policies...

FourDeuce - That was Labor day weekend 1983, when the Russians shot down the Korean Air Liner off of the Soviet coast...I remember that event really well also...

Texican - I betcha' more than a few shots were fired last night, celebrating the election results in those urban areas!!!!!!!

 

[BTO]

Who woulda thunk it - I'm agreeing with the communists on this one.

That should tell you something!:nono:

 

[NickieL]

I was an army brat, have room for another? I'm good at weeding and raking and generally all the funs tuff that needs to be done outside