As the page describes, short-wave radio numbers stations are apparently used by governments around the world to contact their intelligence agents. You can listen to them here: http://www.archive.org/details/ird059 They give me the creeps. |
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agents? agents? |
This really freaks me out. Why is it there? What is for? The soundclip is especially disturbing. I'm someone who really loves industrial noises in general, especially raspy grinding ones, but the tone in that clip disturbs me tremendously. I couldn't even listen to the whole thing. Gaaaah. |
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An article in Wired magazine from September 2009 indicates that not only does Dead Hand still exist, but that it is also ready to react as intended. The article goes on to state that Dead Hand still receives system upgrades.[10] From the "Dead Hand" entry. Probably a reality at some time, if not still today. It's not the music thatbothers me, it is the intent of complete and utter world wide annihilation. Now that is bothersome. |
Like so many my age, I am a veteran of the cold war, meaning I have an unhealthy disregard of any politics making psychological war against the children of another politic. I was profoundly affected by the cold war, which perhaps few of you recall. Born in 1951, I was raised on the need to build fallout shelters and the reality of devastation post blast that would forever change things everywhere, because someone had an itchy trigger finger. Seeing news clips when four or five years old forever changed the way I think about nuclear fission. The intent of annihilation runs counter to the candy exchange. |
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6,855 is a good frequency to check. |
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