I have been listening to these frequencies for a long time and there have been no FLASH messages. Whoever wrote this post is confusing the source call sign identification, which begins “Foxtrot, Foxtrot, etc.” with a FLASH message.
The messages are longer than usual and the reader has made numerous errors and corrected himself, which is probably because of the sheer length of the one-time pad encryption character count being tedious.
Just like there was a Air Force bombing exercise last week in the USA that was run in the clear and used the target name of “DPRK”, this is all probably meant to rattle Kimmie’s cage.
73’s
KN4EVB
General Class
p.s. Freepers need to establish a weekly FR net for rag chewing and as a back-up in case the internet goes down. I suggest a frequency in the 80 meter band between 3.800 and 4.000 MHz one night per week.
The Florida Phone Traffic net meets at 6:55 am eastern every AM. They use 3.940 and pass traffic on 3.924 or whatever is open at the time.
Andy
Every EAM is a Flash Message.
Every single one of them.
Re: your last comment, I’d think some old style land line BBS (bulletin board system) nodes would do the trick too.