[lefty-lie-spy]

I've been listening to all the old Dragnet radio shows from the 50s via "archive.org", a nonprofit group dedicated to preserving American classic media. I Googled "KMA367" to find out more information about Joe Friday's radio call signs while he is on the hunt driving cruiser AK80. The third link that shows up for this search is an FCC page, so I thought it might have some interesting historical background on this transmitter call sign. And what you see above is the page that came up. This means that the gubmint has purposely redirected all their long existing web pages to this junk. Its just another Barry-cade put in place to poke his dirty little administration fingers in the eyes of America.

[MeshugeMikey]

Not surprisingly.... 1 800-GIMME MO is still up and running!!

[rurgan]

Thank you Republicans for not backing down and shutting down the government!

maybe now Americans will realize that government is not needed as nothing is happening even though the gov is shut down

[Vendome]

Is NPR still on the air?

[Nowhere Man]

I got that page too, I’m an amateur radio operator and I like to look up callsigns for amateur radio, any ship to shore stations I hear on shortwave, scanner frequencies and AM/FM radio stations.

[Nowhere Man]

BTW, Pittsburgh Police is KGB327, it’s been their callsign since 1950.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Let’s each fire up a pirate radio station today and see whether the FCC is REALLY shut down.

[SERKIT]

I believe Sgt Friday’s radio signature was 1-K-80.

[Rodamala]

I wonder when the NASA is going to commandeer and steer the ISS over to all the GPS satellites and send American astronauts out for a spacewalk to flip the on switch on each one to “OFF”?