Topic: Sonar

A caller named Evan discusses sonar and radar technology used by the Secret Service to scan hotel rooms for firearms. He also offers a domain, "stillinfowars.com," to the Bigley brothers to help maintain the network's presence after the legal shutdown. Jones encourages listeners to use word-of-mouth and email lists to help fans find the new show coordinates.

Alex Jones plays a clip from the film "The Dark Knight" illustrating the use of cell phone sonar technology for mass surveillance, which he claims is a reality today. He introduces Royce White, a former professional athlete and political candidate, to take over the broadcast. Jones urges listeners to download the "Alex Jones App" to stay connected during the network transition.

The host and Billy Carson discuss vast underground systems, including the Edwards Aquifer in Texas, which features massive open caverns. They suggest that the military has used advanced sonar and radar to map these subterranean areas for decades. The conversation implies that ancient legends of a "hollow earth" or extensive tunnel networks are being validated by modern geological and military data.

A listener describes Shilajit as "Earth goo" from the Himalayas, rich in rare compounds and amino acids. The host transitions to discussing how modern satellite radar can see through walls and deep into the earth, similar to how Microsoft Kinect sensors operate. These advanced systems are reportedly being used to uncover archaeological sites that have been hidden or suppressed by governments for decades.

The disappearance and implosion of the Titan submersible near the Titanic wreckage is characterized as a media distraction from the Hunter Biden investigation. Alex Jones argues that the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard likely knew the vessel had imploded on Sunday due to advanced acoustic sonar signatures but withheld the information to maintain a public spectacle. He notes that the public's skepticism of the official timeline reflects a growing distrust in institutional narratives.

The U.S. Navy used high-tech acoustic sensors to detect the signature of an underwater implosion in the North Atlantic on the same day the Titan submarine disappeared. Despite this early data, a massive international search and rescue operation continued for several days. Critics suggest the government withheld this information to maintain a public narrative or distract from other political events.

A repeat of the Greg Reese report detailing the alleged US-led sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines. The report specifies that the operation used C4 charges with concrete covers, planted by Navy divers from Panama City. It concludes that the operation was a "beautiful cover story" executed via a covert signal from a Norwegian P-8 surveillance plane.

The speaker reflects on his ability to predict major events, such as the September 11th attacks, by getting "in the zone." He describes this process as a form of "interdimensional sonar" where future events send back signatures into the past. This discernment is portrayed as a mix of data research and spiritual interfacing to understand the "possible futures" shaped by human action.

Alex Jones discusses the physical sensation of "chills" he experiences when making accurate predictions. He theorizes that this is a form of "sonar" where the truth bounces off the future and resonates with his cells in the present. He references the film *Master and Commander* and Shakespeare to explain that there are forces in the world beyond traditional scientific understanding.