Part of the Conspiracy? Scott Horton (Weekend Interview Show) out at RBN!

Just visited Scott Horton's Weekend Interview Site at:

http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/

to see what his interviews were for yesterday, and got the following note at the top of the page:

Scott has been fired from RBN.
Radio Free Austin 90.1/100.1 will still be playing the archives on Saturdays locally and I'll still be on KAOS on Tuesdays and KOOP on Thursdays.
What next...?

Scott had a lot of great whistleblower interviews from folks like Sibel Edmonds, Karen Kwiatkowski, Christopher Deliso (had a great one with him from last weekend), Larisa Alexandrovna, Daniel Ellsberg, Scott Ritter, etc. and many others that are looking into what's going on with this criminal cabal...

No details here on what might have happened, and if you go to the Republic Broadcasting Network, Scott still shows up on the schedule there:

http://www.rbnlive.com/programs.html

Perhaps if someone here has the resources (a free web site with a monster disk drive ready to go), a mirror of this site might be in order, just in case it gets shut down in the next day or so? It would be a horrible thing to lose. There are a LOT of good interviews here to keep for posterity, even if Scott still isn't on the air soon.

Gotta find some way to keep his interviews going. That latest one with Chris Deliso was speculating about Sibel Edmonds' big "jigsaw piece" of the conspiracy puzzle, and also Chris noted some interesting information on what might be a reverse conspiracy in Kosovo to go after Serbs too, that was being covered up earlier.

he said he lost the show because he didn't want
to pay the extra fee for shortwave broadcasting.

He also plans on doing something new.

I did recall him on his interview with Chris Deliso noting that he'd be putting up a new site soon, which sounded at the time more like an attempt to improve what he was offering there instead of "leaving" his current setup. Maybe him mentioning that on that show was why they "fired him". I hadn't heard "firing" before, which had me concerned that this was an unexpected event and that something bad towards taking stuff offline was going to happen. Still would be good to make sure that the MP3 files on his web page here are accessable somehow once he gets moved over to the newer site. I'll check his blog to make sure that's going to happen somehow. If not, it still might be a worthwhile exercise to get those MP3 files downloaded and mirrored onto another site so that we can assure that we can access them later after he's settled into his new gig. Thanks for the note.