Connect The Dots with Tom Edison
Connect The Dots, September 12, 2026
Connect The Dots with Tom Edison Frustration With the Galactic Confederation, Trump's Economy, and the Urantia Revelation Host Tom Edison spends a caller-free hour of Connect The Dots venting about cowardly extraterrestrials, President Trump's economy, and gatekeepers like Cobra and Ashayana Deane, before turning to The Urantia Revelation and the MerKaBa as keys to a coming shift in human consciousness. Opening the Show and Challenging the ETs Tom Edison opens the broadcast by announcing the name of the show, introducing himself as host, and reminding listeners that this is BBS Internet Radio, a place he calls "Radio Free America" where he can speak freely without censorship. He repeats the call-in number, 888-627-6008, and pushes listeners to phone in, asking pointedly what kind of person would not want to participate. He then turns his attention to extraterrestrials, saying he has tried to make contact and that they are too afraid to meet with him. He thanks the "good" ETs for whatever help they have offered over the past ten or twenty years but insists they have not solved humanity's problems fast enough. He argues that neither the good nor the bad ETs are as superior as they think, calling the good ones cowards and chickens for not moving faster to free the Earth from negative forces. Venting About Trump and Rising Prices Edison shifts into a lengthy critique of President Trump, saying he is not anti-Trump but believes the administration mainly serves the wealthy rather than ordinary Americans. He blames Trump's decisions for rising gasoline and grocery prices, sarcastically telling listeners to "thank President Trump" for the cost of living. He calls Trump "a thousand times better than Biden" yet also says, using blunt language, that Trump has "messed it up" for everyday people while helping billionaire friends. Edison challenges any listeners with connections to Trump to pass along an invitation for him to call the show, insisting he could explain how the country should be run. He describes Trump as someone who "knows a little" but not as much as he believes, and repeats his invitation for anyone listening with a telephone to call in and discuss it live on the air. White Light, Plasma Bodies, and Agartha Edison introduces a stretch of metaphysical teaching, asking listeners whether they know how to breathe in white light from the center of the cosmic universe and exhale, along with the light, whatever no longer serves them. He references a figure he calls Cobra, described as representing a resistance movement connected to a realm inside the Earth called Agartha, and repeatedly invites callers to explain concepts like the plasma body or the astral body if they know more than he does. He recalls an old Outer Limits episode about soldiers fitted with helmets that constantly command them to fight, comparing it to what he calls modern "frequency helmets" broadcasting negative emotion into people's astral bodies. He laments that dark forces still control the planet because what he calls the Galactic Confederation refuses to intervene, accusing them of cowardice for waiting until conditions are, in their view, perfectly safe. Frustration With the Galactic Confederation Edison grows increasingly critical of the Galactic Confederation, arguing that full disclosure will never come from governments because it would force an admission of secret alliances with negative extraterrestrial races he says trapped humanity in what he calls the phantom matrix. He talks about the soul chakra above the head, the oversoul, and the idea that only a portion of each person's true self resides on Earth. He urges listeners to declare their own sovereignty aloud with statements such as "I am soul, I am divine light, I am love," insisting people do not need to wait for perfect conditions to act. He recalls attending an expensive event a year earlier featuring Cobra, saying he felt shortchanged by the information offered and that the resistance movement's representative was not truly cooperative with the people he claims to serve. Doubts About Ashayana Deane and Fake Prophets Edison turns his skepticism toward other figures in the extraterrestrial-contact community, singling out Ashayana Deane for calling the Flower of Life symbol the "daisy of death" and for presenting information he believes was downloaded into her by a group he suspects are the very negative beings behind the phantom matrix. He describes traveling to Bora Bora for a Cobra-led gathering near what organizers called a stargate in the middle of the Pacific, complaining that such events cater to wealthy participants willing to pay high prices for stones and pilgrimages while ignoring the world's poor. He also criticizes an online figure he calls the "fake Ashtar Sheran," who charges roughly thirty-two dollars for lists of instructions and exercises tied to supposed upcoming galactic events, calling the practice a distraction that wastes people's time and money without delivering real change. Urantia, MerKaBa, and Closing the Show In the closing stretch, Edison discusses The Urantia Revelation, which he says teaches that Jesus of Nazareth was actually born on August 21st rather than in December, and that God is better understood as a personal Heavenly Father rather than an impersonal "source." He describes activating the MerKaBa, a star-tetrahedron energy field he says every person carries, as a coming step in human evolution alongside promised technologies like healing "med beds" and free energy devices. Noting that no callers phoned in during the hour, he chides listeners for staying silent and asks them to examine why they were too hesitant to speak up. Edison closes by announcing his next broadcast for September 26th at 11 p.m. Central time, then introduces the show's closing music, an AI-generated theme song about Connect The Dots followed by his own composition, "Trump It."
