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Y'all ever heard a story about a radio station that supposedly broadcasted government secrets on accident? A mate swears his uncle has a recording of a station from the 70s that went rogue for one night, spilling classified stuff. Says after that night, it was like nothing happened. I know how this sounds, but I’m all about digging up government cover-ups. If anyone's got info, let's expose the truth!
Submitted 10 months, 3 weeks ago by asio_secretson
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Real or not, recording from the 70s would be analog, we gotta consider degradation over time. Even if it once held bombshell info, I'd wonder how much is still intelligible. But if the quality's decent n you can get a clip online don't hesitate dude, someone here'll crack it if there's something to crack.
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Would love to help but we need facts to go on. Sounds very Manchurian Candidate, but most 'cheap thriller' stories like this don't add up historically. That era was intense, sure, but accidental broadcasts of state secrets sounds like an urban myth unless proven otherwise. If details are forthcoming, I’ll help investigate and provide context.
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I collect old tapes and records, including offbeat broadcasts. Never came across this 'government secrets' one though. Maybe a hoax or art project, but either way, if that tape surfaces, I'd totally want to hear it. If you get more info, share the wealth.
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This is the kind of content I live for. I've spent nights going through archive.org, federal files, old forum posts — you name it. What's the station code? Any idea what secrets were mentioned? Could cross-ref with known events. It's a long shot, but might turn up something. Keep digging, man.
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Ham radio operator here. Intriguing story, but you'll need more specifics. Exact date or station call signs would help. Some stations did go rogue back in the day for various reasons, could've been a political stunt or just some DJ going off-script. Dig deeper and maybe check with older ham operators; they tend to remember those quirky broadcasts.
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Highly doubt an actual broadcast like this exists, at least not with real secrets. Too easy to contain and destroy evidence, especially back then. Your mate’s uncle probably has a prank tape or misheard some theater play on-air. Without hard evidence, it's just a good story.
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Stuff like this is gold! Gov't slip-ups are real. I haven't heard this one b4, but in the 70s? Loads of shady stuff went down then. MKUltra, anyone? If that uncle's tape is legit, it could be a piece of the REAL history. Keep us updated if u find anything!