The LAZIEST Secret Government Numbers Station Ever! V20
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2022
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AUDIO COURTESY OF CHRIS SMOLINSKI - Наука та технологія
Don't think this was really a numbers station. Was just a pissed up bingo host.
I love that Kind!
bingo caller 🤣🤣
with Dementia?!! stuck in a 4 seconds memory loop🙄
'eyes down for a full house...
5 an 6 ...56
9 an 2 ...92
5 an 6 ...56
9 an 2 ...92
5 an ......
Two fat ladies
@@grahamfisher5436huh
Man was barely paid to care
Man probably wasn't Paid.
@@greatestytcommentator Gotta love socialism lmao
The funniest thing is he's calling for Atención while he obviously isn't paying any
Cuban here. V20’s bloke sounds just like I remember radio operators when I was on mandatory military service. They were always knackered. Their joke motto was something like being always working extra time because the equipment being so old. Good times.
Btw love you channel. Saludos! 🍻
Poor bloke! needed rescuing by the sound of it... probably living out his days now on a florida key selling fish after turning stool pigeon on his amigos x
Another great contribution Lewis well done
Oh, come on Lewis. We can't all be as passionate and enthusiastic as you are.
That could be a reason why a lot of number stations had automated voices, you'd imagine reading numbers into a microphone would get kinda boring after a while
Oh god, could you imagine? Reciting numbers you may not even know the meaning of at odd hours, and that's... that's just your job?
@@hippiusteenius "Comrade, you have been selected for a critical state security assignment..."
George Orwell wrote, in 'Homage to Catalunya' that if the Spanish secret service were as efficient as the British then none of them would have escaped, Manana and all that! ;D
woke up between naps 😂😂
They were Havana laugh. A rum affair indeed. But definitely no cigar.
Bravo Sir! 😂😂😂
Muy bueno, señor!
Guaranteed once they busted the agents in US, this guy breathed a sigh of a relief, no longer to suffer the indignation.
What that announcer needed was a good espresso!
The Cuban Babbler has to be my favourite. He used to sing the numbers. No, I'm not joking.
V21 yes?
Yep. I think it's a Cuban air force station. Not sure if it's still active
It's interesting that Havana has digital transmissions on their numbers station these days.
The ones I hear regularly are a sort of hybrid. They still have vx, but the numbers are broken up by data
Actually just a Cuba taxi dispatcher
But how did you know this was exactly what I wanted to watch?
Because we're a giant group of nerds.
This was the equivalent of "scraping bird crap off of some runway in Guam" for a communications officer.
Here is your new post. Go to this godforsaken little uncomfortable shack and read these numbers slowly and clearly. Every day. Day in and day out. Until we come back for you.
I honestly can’t imagine anything worse- maybe manning the missile silos for NORAD but other than that, I’d have rather shot myself in the eye with a stapler than just sit in a dark hole somewhere reading numbers
Makes me think of the old U.S. Air Force joke that ends with, "General, I'm pumping shit out of an airplane at 2 AM in Thule, how exactly can you damage my career?"
Another good vid Lewis..thank you..
8, 31, 46, 51, 24, 38, 5, 28….wait, someone called Bingo. Lol
Nice to hear the lazy man Lewis !
Thanks Lewis
Sounds like Manuel from Faulty Towers.
Que?
Very interesting!
Probably just been made to listen to a 7hr speech by Fidel!!!
Closest thing I've heard to the "Lazy man" was some drunk on 20 meters who, for 40 straight minutes said "sieg heil" over and over and over in the same monotone voice. Goes without saying that he never properly identified his "station". Though a suffix of A@@ would have been appropriate.
Can anyone imagine "the Angry German Kid" with a radio...😬
You would think it would be hard to read a list of numbers for half an hour. I can imagine sounding bored when you are trying your best to concentrate, haha.
I think he was smoking way too much weed b4 he got on the air..lol
I would love you to chat in a bit more detail about analogue mobile phones. What frequencys were used which were around 800 to 900 and each phone had a near specific frequency. I sold my scanner to some black lad in early 2000s and glad I did. We plugged it in and then heard a 999 call and it was about a motorbike incident. They didn't want to remove the helmet as he was already decapitated. From that moment on I'm glad it went digital.
Nice! Did you see anything in the local press following?
@@dotslashsatan it wasn't local I think it came through our cell tower and was Derby which is 50+ miles away
That's nice and weird.
You should try E25 LOL 😂
La burocracia en todo su esplendor!
Eso e asi y los pimietos asaos
You hear/know of any that run in the 10m band? Sworn I heard one or what sounded like would be one.
Another great one Lewis how about one on Menwith Hill site
Menwith Hill...hmmm
@@raystewart6524 If Lewis gets anywhere near this site the police will be on him before he gets about a minute of video footage
some of those are spookey .. very 1980s .... especially the poacher ...
Interesting
The man doesn't have the distinct cuban accent.
He """"kinda""" sounds like a Chilean accent
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I'm curious why GCHQ is bristling with satellite dushes but GCHQ Manchester has nothing on the roof.
Vatikan secret service praying on sundays
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As someone who knows almost nothing of the use of these stations, can someone enlighten me?
For the number stations that repeat numbers at regular interval (every day or week or month or whatever), are they typically confirmation messages? The transmissions seem short so I don't feel like they could transmit much information aside from normal things like "things are good" or "we have a problem" or something like that. I don't know anything about these and it's very mysterious lol
I think a lot were speculated to be used with "One time books" (cipher decoding books distributed by the intelligence service), or references to words in other pre-arranged books or publications. eg. three numbers could be a reference to the page, line and word # in a book. That way each three or so numbers could refer to a single word, with plenty of combinations possible for each word. It also meant that an agent in the field would only need access to a shortwave radio and a copy of an innocuous book or publication to decode instructions, so they would never have incriminating items on their person (i.e someone could have access to nothing but a specific edition of Shakespeare's Hamlet and a "world band" radio in a hotel to receive very specific instructions of "kill the king's son tomorrow" using only a dozen or so broadcast numbers)
@@rkirke1 ahhh very clever way to not only hide what they're saying but to also compress sentences down to single numbers. Thanks!
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Mucho trabojo poco dinero
Did someone say cigars
Bet your boots find alot of Number stations on the shortwave
VIVA LA BINGOOOOO
I thought the same!
Sur Carolina
It's best to use a synthetic voice.
Not paid enough to care.
Thanks Lewis