Topic: Low Frequency

The hosts explore the meaning of "ELF" (Extremely Low Frequency) etched on the shooter's weapon, criticizing the media for mispronouncing it as "elf." They discuss "mind casting" and patents for transmitting voices into a person's head via microwaves or parabolic antennas. The theory suggests the shooter may have been a victim of remote neural monitoring or an NSA-led "wet wire" operation.

Sir Larry Lee's radio station was taken off the air by the FCC following a failure of inline harmonic frequency filters. The failure caused spurious transmissions in the aviation spectrum, leading to reports from pilots to air traffic control. Lee is currently exploring options for a legal low-power FM license.

Data from the French satellite Demeter reportedly showed a 360% increase in ultra-low frequency radio waves in the ionosphere above Haiti in the month preceding the 2010 earthquake. The hosts briefly touch upon theories regarding "earthquake machines" and man-made seismic events. They suggest listeners investigate the research links provided in the show notes for further technical details.

Police departments in Tulsa and other cities are adopting the "Rumbler," a new siren that emits low-frequency vibrations that can be felt by drivers. While marketed as a tool for the "era of the distracted driver," critics suggest it is an interim step toward the development of acoustic pain weapons that use extremely low frequencies (ELF) to incapacitate individuals.