Shortwave radio is a welcome tool for the free exchange of information. It allows people in oppressed regimes to receive information which cannot be controlled by dictators.

In fact, Voice of America was a popular shortwave service which broadcast important news and popular entertainment to overseas troops in Europe and Japan during World War II, Korea during the Korean War, and Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

For many years, globalists have been attacking shortwave radio as a haven for “right wing extremists” such as Hal Turner, Alex Jones, and convicted child molester and cult leader “Brother” R.G. Stair.

Recently, I posted about how a shitlib wanted shortwave radio done away with because Alex Jones broadcasts primarily on shortwave radio station WWCR.

Well guess what, cocksucker? You didn’t get WWCR shut down, but your hard-on for Big Government tyranny and censorship caused a shortwave radio station known for playing hours of oldies music to be shut down.

Several days ago, WTWW – which stands for “We Transmit World Wide” – announced that they would be shutting down their shortwave transmitters permanently and continue streaming online as long as their funds permit it.

Now I do have to wonder if WTWW pays royalty fees for all the oldies music that they play. If they don’t, then they could be accused of piracy and either sued by Big Music out of existence or seized and shut down by the government.

One shortwave station which is safe for now is WRMI. Now why is WRMI safe, despite the fact that it spent years broadcasting Brother Stair’s warped version of Christianity? WRMI gets a free pass because they broadcast globalist new-age vegan propaganda and also broadcast primarily in Spanish. (WRMI’s target audience is Latin America, encompassing Mexico, Central America, and South America.)

So don’t be surprised if WWCR – the flagship of Alex Jones’ radio affiliates – is forced to shut down in the future.

The death of shortwave radio is a manufactured event by the global elite. After all the shortwave radio stations are dead, the FCC will probably sell the shortwave radio frequencies to telecom giants for either 6G or 7G.