Unusual happenings with inactive radio stations, signaling something big about to happen?

Investment Watch ^ | 10/15/15

[Enlightened1]

On SKYKING (8992 or 11175 kHz USB) a call sign called “COLLAPSE” which has not been heard since 2001 has just broadcasted 4 messages to numbered stations/units in the last few minutes.

“FUXEBOX” and “Reykjavik,” have also broadcast in the last few days and they haven’t been heard since 1991 (collapse of the Soviet Union).

“COLLAPSE” has sent 3 messages in the last few minutes.

COLLAPSE message one: http://vocaroo.com/i/s1hGyA2GR6HI

Collapse message Two: http://vocaroo.com/i/s1ETZ3l9fp0G

Collapse message Three: http://vocaroo.com/i/s03ZI6ui70LY

Message Four from “FLATTOP!” (ANOTHER STATION NOT HEARD IN YEARS!): http://vocaroo.com/i/s01smhgkyNDL

We do not know what these codes mean, but it considered

These are alerts to “All Stations” before the codes are sent. I did my best to record all these but missed recording “the alert phrase” where they said “All stations, all stations.” This has all happened in the last half hour (0230-0304 EST). I didn’t record these or write this up btw, this was a thread from 4chan that popped up on /pol/ Edit: Go here for updateshttp://www.defconwarningsystem.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=3269&start=30

[Yashcheritsiy]

Gotcha. Still...this *type* of message...nothing to be concerned about, right?

[contrarian]

stuck key !!! should be .— ... .- - ..—..

[contrarian]

I give up my code skills do not translate to my keyboard... ...-.-

[thesearethetimes...]

BookMarking

[A CA Guy]

Could this be involving all these young military aged men around the world getting let into all the industrialized nations?

[hoagy62]

... .... .. _

[bgill]

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[RinaseaofDs]

That’s about 25m band, right? What uses that band? It’s not an amateur radio band. Shortwave, right?

[Mariner]

We have no way of knowing until after the fact.

If the world is not incinerated, it was just a test/exercise.

[zeugma]

Cell phones are most unreliable just when you need them the most as another example of modern failure prone systems.

In the aftermath of most hurricanes, cellphone service is often non-existant. HAM saves the day yet again.

[zeugma]

That’s a curious string of numbers there; care to elaborate?

I have a feeling it was reference to the 'numbers' station that broadcast on shortwave.

[jimt]

Thank you ! That makes vastly more sense than this “article”.

[submarinerswife]

Is this short band radio?

[LucyT]

Wet birds don’t fly at night.

Repeat.

Wet birds don’t fly at night.

[LucyT]

The List lost one yesterday

What ails him/her?

[Vision Thing]

On the tv show Lost, those numbers were broadcast repeatedly from a radio station.

[OwenKellogg]

Fascinating thread.

[Williams]

Thank you. I don’t understand why an easily obtainable radio broadcast would direct people to a website that others can then access. What did the messages say?

[contrarian]

I agree.. I can read code just fine... just can’t seem to send any today.. : )

[JoeProBono]