David Trenson Radio Hijacking 2

Category: Audio

Information: This radio hijacking by David Trenson was originally broadcast on October 12, 1988. Trenson has a more laid back attitude throughout this recording and tries to convince people to rise up against us.

Transcript: "Hello everyone. This is David Trenson from the Walker Creek Rebellion. Today, I'm live on the Walker Creek Public Radio to talk to you about history. You're all very familiar with me by this point so why not sit back and relax? This story starts in time long before Walker Creek. Before the 1972 crisis, before the Sanders Mine Settlement, before the colonization of America even. The true start is, well, a mystery. In-between the start of Native American civilization and the construction of Sanders Mine, there was...something in Walker Creek. A sinister presence. It infiltrated and influenced Natives to be their carriers. When the settlers of Sanders Mine arrived, it did the same to them. We have evidence - stories and drawings from natives, accounts from settlers, and even things happening around you every day.

Now, I know it's outlandish to say that there's ancient aliens or supernatural monsters. But there's something lurking out there in the dark. In the unknown. Whether or not you know what it is, you know it's there. James Lambert getting chased out of Walker Creek, people going missing, Tom Sorkan getting impeached for so-called "embezzlement" to an unknown source. There's so many signs to ignore.

You know, I've seen people simply refer to it as a cult - I think that's a good term. It removes all the supernatural, unbelievable elements and presents a clear, simple idea of what's happening. A cult. So tell me. If there was a cult in Walker Creek, what would you do about it? Nothing? What if it was a cult that was kidnapping people? Maybe someone you know - a friend, a spouse...a child? Still nothing? What if that same cult controlled the economy and safety of everyone you know? A cult that had so much power, so much control, that nobody can stop them. A cult that nobody is even allowed to threaten. Think about it - one person on the radio is their arch nemesis. I’m an enemy that can't be listened to at any cost, according to them. Does that sound like an innocent, safe group to be around?

Now, in the end these are questions you need to ask yourself. But they're questions that should be asked. It looks like my time for today is up though - they're trying to reclaim the broadcast. I'll see you all soon. This is David Trenson, signing off."