The Hagmann & Hagmann Report - 08-13-2013 - Stan Deyo

By Douglas J. Hagmann

Tuesday, August 13, 2013: What in the world is going on? Amid our busy days filled with working so we can eat and pay bills, caring for the children, running errands, and doing what we all need to do to keep our lives running smoothly, we tend to become somewhat oblivious to what is happening around us. Sometimes, I believe the “system” in which we live and work was designed for just that purpose… to keep us otherwise preoccupied from seeing the “larger picture.” We miss the significance of current events and how such events might impact our lives – if not now, at some point in the future.

Have you stopped long enough to think about what we are seeing taking place across the globe in terms of odd weather patterns, acute temperature fluctuations, earthquakes, and even sun activity? What about the reports of strange sounds being heard in various areas across the United States and elsewhere? How about reports of birds dropping dead from the sky en masse for no apparent reason? If you’ve been paying attention, you might just have uttered to yourself or no one in particular… What in the world is going on?

The following is a true story – and one that provides hope to those who might believe that no one is paying attention to “what in the world is going on.”

Thirst for knowledge

I was the passenger in my friend’s vehicle last week when he asked me to find “an interesting talk radio show to listen to” on his satellite radio. I should point out that for the most part, our taste in subject matter are quite similar. Unfamiliar with the program line-up, I spent the next hour of our three-hour journey tuning to different talk-show programs, with each host having their own take on the current political climate in the United States or the instability in the Middle East.

After playing seek-and-find with the talk shows, my friend turned to me and said “you’re not going to find what you’re looking for.” I asked him what he thought I was trying to find, to which he simply said “something meaningful.” He was correct. I was looking for a program of substance, something that went beyond “brain candy” or programming that isn’t designed to keep the masses entranced with fictitious political theater.

It was at that point my friend popped open a console containing several audio discs. One just happened to be labeled “What’s coming-2013″ with “SD” written in ink after the title. Intrigued, I asked what “SD” stood for, and he immediately began chuckling and blurted, “you don’t know?” I had to admit that in my mindset at that moment I did not. I was about to feel very embarrassed!

Quenching our thirst

With one hand on the steering wheel of the car, he took the CD from my hands, opened the case and inserted the disc into the car player. I slowly slid down in my seat as I heard a very familiar voice coming through the car speakers. It was the orotund voice of Stan Deyo, a man who I greatly admire and respect, and even more importantly, someone I consider a very good friend. I’ve spoken with Stan many times over the last several years, and interviewed him on The Hagmann & Hagmann Report on numerous occasions. Mr. Deyo is one of the most intelligent individuals I know. He is a well respected physicist, author, and in-demand public speaker on topics ranging from Nikola Tesla and free energy to current geopolitical events.

My friend inserted the CD and for the next hour or so, we listened to Stan talk about a variety of issues that I believe will impact all of us, regardless of where you live or what your station in life might be. It was a refreshing change over the same bread and circus drivel that bombards us on a daily basis, and keeps the population less informed about coming events of utmost importance.

But, the story gets better…

Listen & prepare

As we were about an hour from our destination, we stopped at a busy rest area just off the interstate we were traveling. We decided to go in to the restaurant to grab some coffee, and chose to sit inside rather than get right back into the car. We sat in a booth adjacent to another booth that was occupied by two men and two women who appeared to be traveling together and had just begun to eat food they bought at the fast food counter. Both of us could hear their conversation despite the din of the travel plaza.

One of the women was speaking about canning, while the men were talking about gas prices. Soon, their conversation drifted toward what the remainder of this year might bring. It was at this point that the older of the two men, who had been largely quiet until now, said “I think we’re in for a real bad (deleted)-storm by this fall.” And then he said something that caught me by surprise… “and it’s going to catch most people off guard.” I continued to listen, err, eavesdrop intently to their conversation.

To the dismay of my friend, I became quite immersed in their conversation, as they talked about the possibility of war and our collapsing economy. After about ten minutes, I heard the older man mention “the increase in earthquakes.” He added that something is happening to the earth. The younger of the two men brought up the sudden appearance of sinkholes, noting that his brother and sister-in-law live near a large “and growing” sinkhole in Florida. During the conversation, they all agreed that “things were not right” and “something is happening” that most people are not tuned-in to what’s really going on.

I must admit that I could not take it anymore. As we were leaving to get back on the road, I stood up and approached their booth. After offering a meek apology for eavesdropping, I handed my “Hagmann & Hagmann Report” business card to the older man and mentioned that Stan Deyo is a regular guest on our program, and discusses earth changes as well as current events. The response I received was quite interesting.

After studying my card, he said “you know Stan Deyo?” I replied affirmatively, and again mentioned that he’s a regular guest on our radio show. Both men blurted that they’ve heard Mr. Deyo on Coast to Coast AM and visit his web site. “Can’t say that I ever heard of your show, though,” stated the younger of the two men. The older female mentioned that she wants to order “Dare to Prepare” for instructions on food preparation, storage and canning related information, and would be doing so upon her return home. All four members of the party said that they would forgive my transgression of eavesdropping if I would mention them… their names to “Stan and Holly,” and tell them they have fans in the eastern U.S.

So, for John and Rita of Syracuse, NY, and Spencer and Jeanne of Oneonta, NY… tonight’s program is for you.