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Connect The Dots, September 26, 2026

Connect The Dots, September 26, 2026

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Connect The Dots with Tom Edison UN Quarrels, Mayor Mamdani's Silent Treatment, and the Galactic Confederation's Cowardice Host Tom Edison broadcasts solo from New York City, blasting the Iranian and Chinese governments, scolding Mayor Mamdani for ignoring his letter on the cost of living, and accusing the Galactic Confederation of cowardice for not yet freeing Earth from dark forces. Opening the Show from New York City Tom Edison opens Connect the Dots from New York City just after midnight, welcoming listeners to the BBS Internet Radio Network, which he calls "Radio Free America." He repeats the call-in number, 888-627-6008, urging anyone with a phone and the nerve to speak up to join the conversation live. Edison explains that the broadcast airs biweekly at 11 p.m. Central time on Saturdays, and reminds listeners the next show will fall about two weeks later, in early October. He teases the closing segment, a five-minute-and-forty-one-second AI-generated song about his program, to be followed by his own composition, "Trump It," both soon to be posted to his YouTube channel, Tom Edison 5621. He insists that a caller and a subject can "change reality," framing listener participation as part of the show's very purpose, before turning to the week's news. Venting About Iran and the Trump-Xi Meeting Edison turns to news from the United Nations, where he says an Iranian delegate complained about American military actions while, in his telling, the Iranian government itself had killed thirteen thousand of its own protesters only months earlier. He calls the Iranian government "demonic" and says its leaders deserve death for promoting evil and seeking nuclear weapons. He then criticizes President Trump's meeting with China's leader, whom he refers to dismissively, saying Trump lacks the courage to confront him over torture and human rights abuses inside China. Edison insists he holds no personal grudge against Trump but argues neither leader is willing to speak hard truths to adversaries. Framing the show as a place for open debate, he repeats his invitation for any listener who disagrees to call in and make the counter-argument live on the air, insisting that everything he says is grounded in his own research and conviction. Off-World Control and the Fifth Epochal Revelation Edison moves into his core metaphysical theme, arguing that humanity's real problems come from negative extraterrestrial forces that have manipulated human affairs for thousands of years, controlling militaries, education systems, and access to God. He points listeners toward what he calls the Fifth Epochal Revelation as a source explaining the true nature of God and of Jesus of Nazareth, saying it reveals far more than the Bible does. He claims the Roman Catholic Church edited the scriptures that became the Bible, and argues that much of the Old Testament actually records false gods posing as the real God, demanding obedience through fear and violence. He suggests Jesus was opposed and ultimately killed because he threatened to expose those false gods as manipulative controllers. Edison again invites any caller who disputes his reading of scripture and history to phone in and argue the point directly with him on the air. The Unanswered Letter to Mayor Mamdani Edison shifts to New York City politics, recalling that Mayor Mamdani told President Trump during a meeting earlier in the week that he was "willing to work with anyone." Edison says he took him at his word and tried to reach him, discovering the mayor's office offers no phone line or email, only a mailing address. He sent a letter by registered mail with return receipt, offering to explain how the city could lower its cost of living, and confirms the mayor received it the next day. Seven or eight weeks later, he says, there has been no reply at all. Edison calls Mamdani a phony and a liar who talks about fairness while ignoring ordinary constituents and serving only the wealthy, and criticizes him separately for discussing the arrest of a foreign national without apparently knowing he lacks the authority to do so. He urges any listener with a connection to the mayor's office to pass along his complaint. The Galactic Confederation and the Beatles' Legacy Edison describes an unseen war between a Galactic Confederation of benevolent off-world races and dark forces that he says have ruled Earth since the fall of Atlantis roughly twenty-six thousand years ago, still controlling militaries, education, and the engines behind modern wars. He argues these forces feed on fear, suffering, and torture, pointing to Iran, China, and North Korea as nations he brands especially demonic. Looking back to the 1960s, he credits the Beatles and John Lennon with changing the world through music and love faster than any government, and recounts Lennon's anthem "Give Peace a Chance," calling Lennon's 1980 assassination in New York City the work of forces afraid of his message. Edison grows pointed ...
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