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August 10, 2001: Predictions - Sean David Morton
Published 1 year, 3 months ago
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Art Bell begins with open lines covering the space shuttle Discovery launch, Jesse Ventura's public comments on UFOs, human cloning ethics, and a mysterious report from a Canadian listener about an entire small town's population vanishing without explanation. The first hour sets the stage for a wide-ranging evening of speculation and prediction.
Sean David Morton returns with updates on secret military aerospace programs, claiming the Air Force is testing craft capable of Mach 50 and describing anti-gravity fighter disks reportedly used during the Gulf War. He recounts a visit to Area 51 where electromagnetic interference disabled all recording equipment. The conversation turns to the underwater city discovered off Cuba at 2,200 feet, with Morton connecting it to Atlantis through Edgar Cayce's prophecies and British megalithic alignments.
Morton delivers his stock market predictions, correlating solar flare activity with market volatility and warning of a major October downturn. He also raises provocative questions about Timothy McVeigh's execution, citing anomalies including reports of breathing after death and the use of a decoy hearse. Art presses him on motivation, and Morton outlines a conspiracy theory connecting the Oklahoma City bombing to a broader cover-up.
Sean David Morton returns with updates on secret military aerospace programs, claiming the Air Force is testing craft capable of Mach 50 and describing anti-gravity fighter disks reportedly used during the Gulf War. He recounts a visit to Area 51 where electromagnetic interference disabled all recording equipment. The conversation turns to the underwater city discovered off Cuba at 2,200 feet, with Morton connecting it to Atlantis through Edgar Cayce's prophecies and British megalithic alignments.
Morton delivers his stock market predictions, correlating solar flare activity with market volatility and warning of a major October downturn. He also raises provocative questions about Timothy McVeigh's execution, citing anomalies including reports of breathing after death and the use of a decoy hearse. Art presses him on motivation, and Morton outlines a conspiracy theory connecting the Oklahoma City bombing to a broader cover-up.