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As George Noory reminds us, "Alex Jones doesn't make this stuff up."

Quote from: Abby Normal on March 14, 2014, 05:36:36 AM
Dear George Noory:

I know you and Alex Jones wouldn't mislead me so I want you to know that I am going to throw these drugs away and start taking Beyond Tangy Tangerine instead.  At $72 for 480 grams, it's more expensive than my prescription drugs, but I know it must be good if you and Alex say it is.  Thank you for telling us the TRUTH every night on Coast to Coast AM, especially the TRUTH about prescription drugs and vaccines.

P.S.  Thanks to your good advice, my kids no longer receive vaccines against measles, whooping cough and other childhood diseases.  I'll write back in a few weeks and let you know how well we're doing thanks to your good medical advice.

You can't go wrong taking medical advice from Dr. George Noory and Dr. Alex Jones. 

P.S. Don't forget the turmeric and Carnivora.

According to Sylvia's website, "In March of next year I will be hosting a fun-filled Caribbean cruise aboard Holland America . . . "

Another bad prediction.

I believe Art's new show will suck the oxygen out of Coast to Coast.  Art's not live at the same time C2C is, but his show is rebroadcast all night until 6:00 AM Eastern time.  I like my late-night radio from 1:00 am to 5:00 and that's when I listen to Art.  I'm sure I'm not the only one who prefers their late-night radio in the middle of the night.

If nothing else, the sub 100 IQ people will be the only ones left listening to Coast to Coast.  The ones George said call in and report hearing voices.

Some highlights from Art's Interview in the September 23rd issue of TIME on page 64.

Bell says the decision to come out of retirement was entirely his, a response to the direction that Noory has taken the show - closer to talk radio's over-caffeinated political chat (Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist best known for claiming that the government perpetrated the Boston bombings, is a regular guest) than the open-minded exploration of the supernatural that defined Bell's tenure.  Noory, he says, has "ruined" the franchise.  Noory declined to speak to TIME; a spokesman for his syndicator, Premiere Networks, said the company is "fortunate" to have him.

"Not a chance in hell," Bell says, when asked if he would ever return to his old show.  "It's not personal.  It's just an institutional hatred.  I really hate them."

The audience for conspiracies is vast, but Bell says he doesn't want them.  "George can keep them," Bell says with a smile.  He's after a different demographic: "The sane fringe."

Go buy the issue and read the full article.  It's the issue that just came out today, dated September 23, with "How Wall Street Won" as the cover story.  Good article and a great photo of Art in his new studio.

Quote from: valdez on September 01, 2013, 06:21:10 AM
And once again somebody mentioned Art's new show and Wells said nothing about it.  Nada.  Does he know who Art is?  Are we sure?

He knows.  He knows that, beginning 9-16,  Art will be available from 10 PM eastern time until 6:00 AM.  He knows that, on that day, the Mother Ship's engines will run out of fuel, sputter a few times, and go silent forever.   

Dear George:

Here's a sign you can post outside your studio.  It's a warning to anyone with even a half-ounce of intelligence to stay away from your non-stop conspiracy fest.


P.S.

Art's back.  And his show will be rebroadcast all night until 6:00 AM.  You know what that means, George?

Your audience is going to disappear.  Or, to put it in nauticacal terms, the "mother ship," as John B. Wells likes to call it, is going to hit an ice berg.  A really big ice berg. 

I hear Payless is hiring.

Quote from: awguy on August 01, 2013, 08:22:21 AM
Oh my God really... Late night snacks? Just another example of how Coast to Coast has become a parody of Itself and a complete joke.

What kind of idiot would buy such a book?  Someone who is  morbidly obese and is too stupid to know better. 

Quote from: Cynnie on August 01, 2013, 03:56:14 AM
Aww , c2c blocked me on facebook

I think I'll go there now and post something and see if I can get blocked too.  Ironic, isn't it?  C2C claims to be the sole source of THE TRUTH, but when people go to their facebook page and tell the truth they get blocked - or called a hater. 

Quote from: kf5iwe on July 30, 2013, 11:54:58 AM
My priorities are right. With what I have leftover I can buy popp tarts. Lots and lots of pop tarts.

I would suggest snacking on pizza rolls while listening to Art.  Just be sure to let them cool a bit after removing them from the microwave.

Even though Art is not directly competing in the same time slot as Dave Noory, I believe he will steal a substantial percentage of Dave's listeners.  There are a lot of people for whom 1:00-5:00 am is PRIME TIME for Art's style of radio.  The show is going to be rebroadcast all night until 6:00 am.  I predict a whole lot of Art's audience will choose to listen then - seriously eroding Dave's audience.  Even if most people choose to listen to Art live, how many will want to change stations after three hours of great radio to listen to Dave's amateur conspiracy rantings?  Remember the old show-biz adage about "a hard act to follow."  Who's going to remain in their seat and watch an amateur magician do card tricks for four hours after enjoying great three great hours of . . . well, you get the idea.

Quote from: GSD on July 28, 2013, 07:47:27 AM
Art Bell will let us down and simply become another redundant coast host. This will increase Snoory's dismal ratings exponentially and make C2C a radio advertising juggernaut once again.

As much as I hope Art will start a competitive venture, it seems unlikely given the Snoory announcement. Art is far too old to take on the demands of a full time radio gig and raise a small child.

Wrong, Sherlock.  Art is going to have his own show.  Premiere's Coast to Coast AM will suffer the fate it so richly deserves - oblivion.

Quote from: Mels-hole1984 on July 28, 2013, 08:21:14 AM
Now I think he's just fucking with us...

Absolutely not.  Art is returning with his own show. 

Quote from: Tinfoil Hat on July 27, 2013, 07:52:04 AM
One World Government/Big Brother conspiracy theories never fail to entertain and amuse me.

Sheesh they can't even enforce the speed limit on the Parkway, so how can they possibly control everyone?

JB & his ilk, always good for a laugh.

JB has convinced me.  It's time to go to JB's personal website and buy at least ten of everything he has for sale.  It's only a matter of hours until all that radiation from Fukushima is directly over my house - where it will remain for the next 1,000 years. I'll need all the radiation detectors, water filtration systems and freeze-dried food I can find. And frozen pizza rolls.  And turkey sandwiches from gas stations and convenience stores.  And crank-up radios.  And guns and ammo.  Lots of guns and ammo, because it's only a matter of time until our Communist government finds us in our bunkers and implants us with all manner of tracking devices and injects us with . . . vaccines!  Those deadly vaccines.  Vaccines against polio and measles and whooping cough and . . . Oh, the humanity! 

Quote from: JohnTitor89 on July 09, 2013, 10:53:11 AM
Wasn't trying to kick sand in your vaginas. 

Stop listening to Coast to Coast, take your meds, and get out of the house for awhile.

Here's a news tip for George's News segment on tonights C2C.  Edward Snowden is staying at Vladimir Putin's summer dacha.  The two friends are spending their days horse-back riding, drinking Shirley Temples and listening to Broadway show tunes.  It was reported that Snowden showed Putin his hard drive.

Quote from: Unbuhliebahble!!! on June 22, 2013, 11:27:24 AM
One asshole? I dropped the subject and poor onan(so sorry for leaving you out to speculate by yourself, was away) was trying to have a convo about it and literal lunatics (Abby, you need help) really flew off the handle. I was fine with letting it drop and made no certain accusations, just had questions that obviously can't be asked here due  to sycophantic worship of an awesome radio host, as I said before I still love Art. A lot of you really, really need help. I await strongly worded bold word replies from the worst of the lot.

Onan and Abby are out playing golf this afternoon.  Time for you to move on.  BTW, how did you come up with the name Unbelieber?  What did Justin Bieber do to you?  Are you jealous of him?

Quote from: VtaGeezer on May 27, 2013, 02:23:20 PM
Oh, you mean like the US Congress?

Now that you mention it, yes.

Anything conspiracy-related.  New World Order, Illuminati, Masons, Bildebergs.  Same old paranoia, recycled.  Actually, it's rare that I want to listen to C2C at all, anytime, regardless of the topic.  It's turned into something really noxious.

I'll listen to George Knapp.  C2C is a whole different show when he hosts it.  A show for normal people.

Quote from: VtaGeezer on May 27, 2013, 09:29:09 AM
As for Aykroyd, his name and UFO interest inflate his seeming interest in C2C; archives show just three appearances on C2C since '06.

Maybe they're too busy with the crackpot guests to invite him?  Or maybe he's as disgusted with C2C as most of us are?

Your analysis is probably correct.  I'm sure the bean counters at Premiere know what they're doing.  Probably conspiracy/anti-government/survivalist radio is where the money's at.  It's a shame.  AM radio is turning into an anti-science, anti-government, conspiracy freak show.

If Premiere had any sense at all, they would make George Knapp an offer he can't refuse. Offer him C2C five nights a week at a salary that is attractive enough to make him want to accept it.  Give him total control of the show.  No guests appear without his approval.  Then try to get someone like Dan Aykroyd to host the weekend shows. Aykroyd truly believes in UFOs.  His TV and movie career is more than ample proof he knows how to entertain an audience.

Quote from: VtaGeezer on May 26, 2013, 10:17:53 AM
Get your guns and ammo hoard ready...the Prophet of C2C says "it" is coming for America in July.  Or was it June?

I tried to listen to that sickening windbag last night, I really did.  But there isn't enough Pepto Bismol in the world to get me through even an hour of John B.

Has he really been saying stuff about the government going rogue (or whatever) on us this summer?  What is the idiot saying is going to happen?

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Quote from: ItsOver on May 23, 2013, 03:49:17 PM

George: "Alex Jones, How are youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu? Thanks for Be-een with me in Toronto. It was really some-theen wasn't it?  It was amaze-een!  Inspire-een! You know, the haters and losers keep complain-een about you. But, as I say, Alex doesn't make this stuff up. So, tell me Alex, is the world end-een soon?  Is FEMA come-een to put us all in relocation camps?  Will we be have-een more government-manufactured tornadoes?"

Quote from: Guy on May 23, 2013, 01:44:44 PM
Now I do feel a little stupid for spending time writing them emails asking them to rethink encouraging such irrational and negative viewpoints.

I think it's good that you're sending those e-mails.  Noory and Premiere and their sponsors need to know there are rational people who object to the public airwaves being abused in this manner.  It's sad to see broadcast radio turning into a cesspool, but that's what it's becoming.

Clyde Lewis should get a job that fits his skill set.  Like pushing a broom around an elementary school.  Or changing people's oil.  The sooner Lewis, Alex Jones, George Noory, John B. Wells and Glenn Beck get their sorry asses off radio the better off America will be.

There's got to be somebody out there who is in his right mind and isn't a snake-oil salesman.  Some radio guy who believes in entertainment.  Good stuff like ghost stories,  UFOs, private pilots claiming to fly over Area 51, guys  like Mel who have a bottomless hole in his backyard.  It's like sitting around the campfire telling ghost stores.  We know it's all bullshit but it's fun - in the middle of the night.

People living on the fringes of reality have been promoting this stuff for years.  Far-right wingnuts were predicting Bill Clinton would declare martial law at the end of his second term, cancel the elections of 2000, and become a dictator.  Far-left loons predicted the same thing in 2008. Bush would declare martial law, cancel the election and become a dictator.

The P.T. Barnums of the world know these loons are out there and that there is money to be made from their paranoia.  Thus we have Alex Jones, John B. Wells, Glenn Beck, Clyde Lewis and others contaminating the public airwaves every day.

BTW, if you object to this kind of delusional radio George Noory wants you to know you're a loser, a hater and a lowlife.

From MediaMatters.Org:

Conspiracy theorist radio host Alex Jones explained to his audience today how the government could have been behind the devastating May 20 tornado in Oklahoma.

On the May 21 edition of The Alex Jones Show, a caller asked Jones whether he was planning to cover how government technology may be behind a recent spate of sinkholes. After laying out how insurance companies use weather modification to avoid having to pay ski resorts for lack of snow, Jones said that "of course there's weather weapon stuff going on -- we had floods in Texas like fifteen years ago, killed thirty-something people in one night. Turned out it was the Air Force."   

Following a long tangent, Jones returned to the caller's subject. While he explained that "natural tornadoes" do exist and that he's not sure if a government "weather weapon" was involved in the Oklahoma disaster, Jones warned nonetheless that the government "can create and steer groups of tornadoes."

According to Jones, this possibility hinges on whether people spotted helicopters and small aircraft "in and around the clouds, spraying and doing things." He added, "if you saw that, you better bet your bottom dollar they did this, but who knows if they did. You know, that's the thing, we don't know."

Here's a link to the MediaMatters article:  http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/05/21/alex-jones-explains-how-government-weather-weap/194167

I hope Clyde Lewis never takes over.  If the few times I listened are any indication, he's into politics, conspiracy theories and ranting at his callers. That's not my idea of entertainment.  Instead of getting nasty with a caller, it's much easier to just cut him off and go to the next caller.  If I'm ever going to listen to Coast to Coast AM again, it's going to require a jovial, easy to listen to host who likes to talk about science (real science) and technology, UFOs and the paranormal.  I'm sure he'd never agree to do it, but my idea of a perfect Coast to Coast host would be Dan Aykroyd.