Richard Syrett

[GravitySucks]

Nah. Tried looking for legit info about Wanta on the Internet. Found zero.

I clicked some links, but seems like if it was real, then it seems like the court case would be out there.

[Just Me]

That was some weird shit with Collin Hall talking about those car crashes in France somewhere else where nobody was found in the burning cars and some how later the bodies show up and that strange freak in the morgue injecting some strange brew into the corpses.

That was one weird story and had my full attention cause the world is nothing like how people think they see it.

[136 or 142]

I found the whole story from Leo Wanta to be ridiculous, but like the caller near the end who pointed out that the Soviet Ruble didn't trade on the open market, so how could he have crashed it, it's impossible to disprove.

A couple points of internal inconsistency from that program however.  The filmmaker commenting on Wanta in the first hour said that he was appointed by President Reagan in 1987-1988 to bring down the Soviet Union, but Wanta himself said he hadn't been in the United States since 1985.  Still possible he could have been appointed, but this strikes me as a little odd.

More importantly though,  the filmmaker said Wanta was chosen, in part, because he had a virtually perfect memory.  So, the first thing Wanta, who obviously didn't hear Syrett's interview with the filmmaker, said at the start of his interview was "does anybody have donuts, I forgot to eat today."  Wanta also said that he lived in some place around Toronto but got the name of it, Etobicoke, wrong.  Etobicoke was merged into the city of Toronto along with a number of other areas in 1998, but I'm pretty sure Wanta said he lived in Canada and Etobicoke prior to 1998. How many people with 'virtually perfect memories' forget the name of a city they lived in?

There are a handful of people with near total recall, the actress Marilu Henner is one of them, but, though I don't think the phenomena of people like Marilu Henner was even known about when the filmmaker said that Wanta was hired, in part, due to his virtual total recall, I heard nothing that suggests that Wanta has any great memory.  Of course, he's much older now, but his problem doesn't seem to be some kind of early stage of Alzheimer's or dementia.

The main reason, of course, the Wanta story sound ridiculous is because he says he's worth over $30 trillion.  There isn't even another person on the planet worth more than about 1/300th of that.  The only way I could see how he could have made that kind of money would be using the idea of putting a grain of rice on a space on a chessboard and constantly doubling it.  The numbers start off small: 1,2,4,8,16, but by the 30th square or so, the numbers are in the trillions.  However, the only way I could see anybody be successful at that would be to use insider trading and constantly going double or nothing, but to a ridiculous degree.

[zeebo]

Supposedly in the last hour tonite Rich's guest will do a live on-air past-life regression.  Might be a first for C2C.  Hopefully George "Maybe I Shouldn't Do The Live Ouija Board Thing After All" Noory won't put a stop to it.

[136 or 142]

Supposedly in the last hour tonite Rich's guest will do a live on-air past-life regression.  Might be a first for C2C.  Hopefully George "Maybe I Shouldn't Do The Live Ouija Board Thing After All" Noory won't put a stop to it.

I actually agreed with Noory for not doing the Ouija Board thing because I think his show has a lot of unstable listeners who might have been affected in some harmful way had they gone ahead with it.  Not that the board would have done anything, but they might have thought it had.  I'd like to hear a skeptic like Jim Bohannon do a Ouija Board show, though.

[Nebraska888]

Well I listened to it, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Right questions at the right time. Very slick style as well. I've just downloaded a couple of his podcasts and they're also very good.

Can't believe he wasn't on my radar before, but now he most definitely is. And the best bit is I've got a 2 year back catalogue to catch up on. My bus ride to work now looks a lot sunnier

Syrett is a great host!

[136 or 142]

Syrett is a great host!

He also has a tv show called The Conspiracy Show that can be found on youtube.

[Morgus]

The past life reading last night was supposedly of a miner who had a bad accident around 1841 around California/Nevada with the name Bill/George?
But that was years before gold was discovered in California and wasn't the area still under Spanish control then?

[albrecht]

Anybody else listening to this show about Wanta?

He is always hilarious but so much BS. Reminds me of, though somewhat different subjects, Benjamin Fulford with the wild theories. Wanta is going to build a train system, solve the student loan crisis, and everything else!
ps: "Will" from Wisconsin called in! Always a plus! But about organized crime, not Finnish-Urgic theories as much*, that he "spear-headed the RICO Act" in 1967. Lee Wanta says the NWO is "not a good deal." And "organized crime does not help the American people!"
* though he got Finland "free from Russia" -after spending 3 months in prison in Russia.

[136 or 142]

The past life reading last night was supposedly of a miner who had a bad accident around 1841 around California/Nevada with the name Bill/George?
But that was years before gold was discovered in California and wasn't the area still under Spanish control then?

The gold rush in California, of course, was in 1849 (San Francisco 49ers) but gold had been discovered before then.  So, it's possible he was telling the truth, but I didn't here the show.

[21st Century Man]

The gold rush in California, of course, was in 1849 (San Francisco 49ers) but gold had been discovered before then.  So, it's possible he was telling the truth, but I didn't here the show.

James A. Marshall discovered gold in California on January 24, 1848 at Sutter Creek.  There is no mention of gold discovery in California by the Spanish.  The native population was probably aware of its existence though.  I'd say the past life reading was in error.  Word gets around fast especially when someone is obviously mining for it.  Equipment has to be bought. A mine must be built. You can't keep it a secret no matter how stealthy one is.

[albrecht]

James A. Marshall discovered gold in California on January 24, 1848 at Sutter Creek.  There is no mention of gold discovery in California by the Spanish.  The native population was probably aware of its existence though.  I'd say the past life reading was in error.  Word gets around fast especially when someone is obviously mining for it.  Equipment has to be bought. A mine must be built. You can't keep it a secret no matter how stealthy one is.

Motivated people can do some amazing digging and not all gold, etc needs deep mines. But think POWs, prisoners,  cartel smugglers, persecuted religions etc have built extensive underground tunnels etc often in secret. And consider vast expanse and lack of comms?

[zeebo]

I actually agreed with Noory for not doing the Ouija Board thing because I think his show has a lot of unstable listeners who might have been affected in some harmful way had they gone ahead with it.  Not that the board would have done anything, but they might have thought it had.  I'd like to hear a skeptic like Jim Bohannon do a Ouija Board show, though.

Oh I agree it was a bad idea - I just think he was a jackass the way he built it all up then bailed on it.  Most people in the paranormal field will tell you they are not toys, and can be unpredictable, for better or worse.  My own personal experiences back this up so I think the subject should not be treated casually.

[zeebo]

The past life reading last night was supposedly of a miner who had a bad accident around 1841 around California/Nevada with the name Bill/George?
But that was years before gold was discovered in California and wasn't the area still under Spanish control then?

Strangely enough, the downbeat vibe of the story kinda had me thinking it could be real.  I would guess most fakers spice up their tales more.  The reading was impressionistic so maybe the dates get blurred, e.g. she could have picked up on that date as being meaningful for some other reason.  Who knows.

[Beelzebubbelah]

The past life reading last night was supposedly of a miner who had a bad accident around 1841 around California/Nevada with the name Bill/George?
But that was years before gold was discovered in California and wasn't the area still under Spanish control then?

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'Allo!
With you yet am i.
pre-occupied with mundane matters am i.
haven't time to do uploads of files i have in kloud,etc.
BUT:
The tales of the KKalifornia,New Mex,etc.spanish claims:
"Peralta Lost Mine".
"Keekoweef"
"Vittorio Peak"
Etc.show that the early conquestadores had an number of concessions from the ? Viceroy?Whatever in 'Frisco's Alcalde-Presidio?
For gold in the Mojave,gold in the Vittorio Peak of the "Sangre De Christo"range...
Supposedly,'Lost'mine included the cave on White Sands where "Doc Noss"found gold hoarde with Viceroy and Peralta family marked bars,others found in doa mule packs on trails through Sangre De Christo ranges.
Dozens of books,articles should be on webby ting now from older research.
Mebbe find names of casualties doa looking around for this mythical lost gold guarded by secret society of "chiracua'?sp.Apaches,one report by Earl Stanley Gardner made the press,i recall...
"B_B"
PS:My acess is still restricted.
PPS:My private messageng function is 'das kaputten sie"
PPPS:No Logo:
"[7VF]"

[Nebraska888]

Oh I agree it was a bad idea - I just think he was a jackass the way he built it all up then bailed on it.  Most people in the paranormal field will tell you they are not toys, and can be unpredictable, for better or worse.  My own personal experiences back this up so I think the subject should not be treated casually.

I agree, Zee.

[JesusJuice]

It's a Richard Syrett weekend!

Time Travel & Ascension/ Fighting Jihad


Saturday - July 16, 2016


Hosted by Richard Syrett


Guest(s): Jason Quitt, Sebastian Gorka, Bob Mitchell
Joining Richard Syrett in the first half, author and reporter Bob Mitchell, and multi-dimensional 'time traveler,' Jason Quitt, will discuss how our world isn't what we think it is. They suggest it's a realm that's fought over and protected by otherworldly and dimensional beings, as humans embark on an ascension process, awakening our consciousness to peer beyond the veils of known reality. In the latter half, counterinsurgency expert Sebastian Gorka outlines how America can decisively win the war on terror by delegitimizing the enemy in the eyes of its followers, a strategy that won the Cold War.

Energy Efficiency/ Dwindling Bees


Sunday - July 17, 2016


Hosted by Richard Syrett


Guest(s): David Yurth, George Scott
Joining Richard Syrett in the first half, David G. Yurth, principal inventor and co-founder of Nova Institute of Technology, will give us an update on his compact, lightweight, low-cost energy efficient device that eradicates all exhaust fumes produced by internal combustion engines before they leave the tailpipe. In the second half, bee expert, George Scott, will discuss the importance of bees to the planet, why their numbers are dwindling, and what we can do to stop them from disappearing altogether.

[trostol]

he reminds me of Casey Kasem

[21st Century Man]

he reminds me of Casey Kasem

Rod Serling but not in a good way.

[zeebo]

he reminds me of Casey Kasem

But a little more mellow and gnomish, like he's a forest wizard giving the the week's top 20 incantations.

[albrecht]

It's a Richard Syrett weekend!

It will be interesting to hear a mild mannered Canadian with Gorka and confronted with realties of Islam. Tho im suspect of him also. Cold War was won? Well maybe but arguable by which side. Maybe, just took another form of 'soft power' and cultural aspects because defense budgets. But socially, politically, and etc? Which 'side' is more divided now in almost all aspects?  And a major octegenarian candiate who an avowed socialist? And etc.
ps: no need to post youtubes etc. Save for politics thread. All, who care, are aware of the defectors' testimony n books amd various groups still advancing the COMINTERN etc goals.

[trostol]

But a little more mellow and gnomish, like he's a forest wizard giving the the week's top 20 incantations.

[Richard Groyper]

But a little more mellow and gnomish, like he's a forest wizard giving the the week's top 20 incantations.

Ben Shapiro?

[21st Century Man]

Watching movies instead.  Just watched Sisters and up next Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders.

[Nebraska888]

I have no problems with Syrett.....but, his topics the past few shows do not interest me.

[Nebraska888]

Knappless weekend. 

[Morgus]

Knappless weekend.

Yep the last half of the month is when we get the good Knapp Sundays and an occasional Knapp Saturday!
Sundays for the first half of the month is a wasteland now with Noory's Submerging Artists and the lesser other weekend hosts.

[21st Century Man]

Yep the last half of the month is when we get the good Knapp Sundays and an occasional Knapp Saturday!
Sundays for the first half of the month is a wasteland now with Noory's Submerging Artists and the lesser other weekend hosts.

I like Dave Schrader whenever he is on.

[UFQuack]

I like Dave Schrader whenever he is on.

At least no over-the-top Church voice.

[michio]

At least no over-the-top Church voice.

There's only one over-the-top church voice on C2CAM, and that's the person who is the full-time host.