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Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Agreed, Vrillon comes across as a half-hearted desk jockey compared to, say, Klaatu in The Day the Earth Stood Still. After selectively shutting down the Earth's manmade power grid (and absorbing a few .50 caliber rounds in the keester)
Originally posted by Diplomat
If extraterrestrial beings truly wanted to deliver a serious message to Earth, I doubt they would do it in a way in which we would have reason to speculate about whether or not the message was "real" or not. In other words, advanced civilizations who are trying to send a message to our whole planet would not go about it by taking over television/radio waves only in the U.K. It is OBVIOUSLY a hoax... why is this thread even still around?
Originally posted by Diplomat
You guys really shouldn't make references to cheesy Alien films because all that does is add fuel to the flaming claims that a lof of this Alien/UFO stuff we read about these days are simply stories based vaguely on past movies that people have seen.
Originally posted by flice
A lot of good things is said... and they are still valuable now. Too bad we still think we accomplish anything from having a lot of possessions and wealth
Originally posted by Dan76
yes its a good message! But I dunno if too believe aliens did that. But who ever wrote it did it a good text.
Originally posted by flice
Originally posted by Dan76
yes its a good message! But I dunno if too believe aliens did that. But who ever wrote it did it a good text.
True.. Im more prone to believe it was a stunt from some new age fellar who just wanted to give that message
Originally posted by Acharya
Near the end of this "rogue transmission," parts of cartoon dialog can be heard, including the Looney Tunes theme song, an explosion, and other strange noises.
Originally posted by Diplomat
You guys really shouldn't make references to cheesy Alien films because all that does is add fuel to the flaming claims that a lof of this Alien/UFO stuff we read about these days are simply stories based vaguely on past movies that people have seen...
Originally posted by DDay
Whether it's real or not, it delivers a very valuable message. We are on the verge of destroying ourselves and our "leaders" are responsible for this.
BTW - we are still in the Age of Aquarius. People are familiar with that phrase mostly because of the era and with help from the popular song of that time. But think about where it originated and you will understand it's intent and message.
Personally I don't know if it's a hoax or not and don't really care because the message is still something we should care about and work towards resolving. I would rather if another Galactic Federation or whatever they call themselves were to deliver messages to us they do it in a manner that is not obscure. Just fly on down, take over our networks globally and speak to every country in every language so there is absolutely no mistaking whether they are real or not.
I guarandamntee you it will get EVERYONE's attention.
Will panic ensue? Sure, but there will be no denying and then perhaps we can try and recover ourselves before we destroy us.
Originally posted by DDay
Personally I don't know if it's a hoax or not and don't really care because the message is still something we should care about and work towards resolving. I would rather if another Galactic Federation or whatever they call themselves were to deliver messages to us they do it in a manner that is not obscure. Just fly on down, take over our networks globally and speak to every country in every language so there is absolutely no mistaking whether they are real or not.