EMP Attack on US
In the first hour, researcher and lecturer
Dr. Nick Begich discussed the possibility of an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) attack on America. If anybody detonated a thermonuclear device 250 miles above the United States, Begich explained, it would fry every sophisticated electronic circuit, destroy communication systems, and shutdown the US power grid. According to Begich, a non-nuclear device capable of producing a surge of energy could also be used for an EMP attack. Begich recommended keeping paper records and using optical circuits in electronics as a pre-emptive measure against such an attack.
Recap
Unbelievable Stories
During
Open Lines, George offered an 'Unbelievable' hotline. Dave in Texas recalled when he was a child and was invited to watch a Bigfoot film at the home of Roger Patterson (who along with Robert Gimlin shot the famed Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot footage). Dave also said he thought he may have heard a Bigfoot. Michael shared a story about an 18-wheeler truck he saw disappear from the road one rainy night.
Paul in West Virginia described the time he and some friends held a séance in a haunted attic. Paul said he elected to play the part of medium and actually went into a trance, allowing seven personalities to speak through him. After this happened Paul said he had a nightmare every night for three months. Sherry in Kentucky talked talked about a ghost that lives in her dad's house. She believes the spirit is her deceased mother.
In the last half hour, George played audio from his
02/08/08 interview with actress
Cassandra Peterson, who portrays late-night horror hostess
Elvira.
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