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Episode 1081 · Apr 10, 2004 · 2h 51m

April 10, 2004: The Coming Cataclysm - Ed Dames

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    Shot across the bow confirmedArt and Dames frame the November 2003 X-45 solar flare as the predicted shot across the bow before the kill shot.

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    Nuclear weapon emplaced in North KoreaDames asserts North Korea has emplaced a nuclear device near the DMZ, intended to detonate like a mine when ground hostilities begin.

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    Shuttle aborted by meteors as harbingerDames names the specific harbinger of the kill shot: a space shuttle forced to land early due to a meteor shower.

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    Kill shot mechanics and casualty estimateDames describes the kill shot killing roughly two billion via heat, dehydration, and 300 mph winds rather than direct radiation.

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    Planet X passes Earth, three months warningDames identifies the passing space body as Planet X, planet-sized, and estimates astronomers would only spot it about three months out.

Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames, retired military intelligence officer and remote viewing expert, for a wide-ranging discussion on predictions that appear to be coming true. Dames points to a record-breaking X-48 solar flare from November 2003, which he identifies as the "shot across the bow" he had long predicted would precede a catastrophic solar event he calls the kill shot.

Dames reveals a new harbinger for listeners to watch: when a space shuttle mission is forced to abort due to an intense meteor shower, the end sequence begins. He describes a scenario involving a passing planetary body, massive solar flares striking Earth with weakened magnetic shields, sustained 300-mile-per-hour winds, and a potential pole shift generating ocean waves thousands of feet high. He also reaffirms his long-standing prediction that the first nuclear weapon used in combat will detonate on the Korean Peninsula.

Art opens the show with discussion of the Iraq war, the 9/11 intelligence briefing controversy, and a new song about the program by Canadian artist Sean Hogan. Callers weigh in on American foreign policy and the nature of patriotism before Dames takes the conversation into darker territory.

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