1977 Southern Television Broadcast Interruption, Aliens or Hoax?

President Eisenhower turned down the Annunaki back in the 1950's for their offer of peace, prosperity and unlimited energy for the world in exchange for nuclear disarmament. He made that decision based on fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of vulnerabiility, fear of being conquered. Fear always holds you back, a person or a civilization does not progress or advance in fear. Love, compassion and cooperation is the only way we can all *win*
As for the message, it rings true and is just as relevant today as it was back then. But I do think more people are awake now, and maybe approaching a critical mass to move our societal complex to the next level.

I want to believe though. This is the kind of thing we all want to see in our lifetimes, either just like this or stuff along the lines of the opening episode of 'V', even if they're evil bastards like in 'V'.



It would be so cool, maybe it will happen one day.

What are you talking about?

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The only question I have:

At that time, 1977, did the synthesizers already were out in commercial, or not. If we have question to that, we will know if the transmission was alien or not.

I always wondered that, but even so, if weren't commercial could still be under study or hidden technology, as we all know TPTB will just make public only obsolete (for them) technology.

They were out in the 60's and 70's.

Uhuh, and a machine called a 'vocoder'. Check out the band Kraftwerk for subtle usage contemporary with this. Phasing, reverb, subtle slowing of the recordingseem to be more likely to me though.
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Sounds a bit 'voice of the Mysterons' to me. 'Ashtar Galactic Command'
sounds a bit L Ron Hubbardy; i.e bad science fiction !

Cool A$$ song.
Not into scientology though.

Yes, isn't it just !
I just meant that L Ron was a comic book sic-fi writer at first, and so Scientology's narrative reads like one, cheesy ( if you've not read it yourself). I'm not a fan either- interesting story though, a guy that I knew 20 odd years ago went out of curiosity and was pronounced 'clear' ( of hangups) straight off the bat ( Madonna spent about 3 mil'!). They paraded him around at conferences..
Years later he was diagnosed to be a psychopath !

Thanks so much.


I feel the same way about it. I'm going to try to research this further and if there are any other incidents like it.

If you want to check out something else interesting do a google search on "Black Knight Satellite"

I spoke to Richard Hoagland about this and he was baffled as well (go figure). I also exchanged a some email with John Lear about it and he didn't know much either.

Don't know if it is ours or "theirs".

All Aliens are a hoax.

Or those that would rather not explore ALL possibilities because they might scare the crap out of themselves if it were true.

When the living God reveals himself to you and verifies the truth of the Word of God, you no longer have need for itching ears to find some feel good alternative.

^^^^^
THIS

I'm not sure on whether this is real or a hoax. I stumbled across this on you tube. I tried to copy the link to post here but it's not working. If I can get it to work I will post the video.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

A speaker interrupted transmissions for six minutes and claimed to be a representative of an "Intergalactic Association". Reports of the incident vary, some calling the speaker "Vrillon"[1] or "Gillon", others "Asteron".[2][3]

The voice, which was disguised and accompanied by a deep buzzing, broke into the broadcast of the local ITV station Southern Television, over-riding the UHF audio signal of the early-evening news being read by Andrew Gardner[citation needed] from ITN to warn viewers that "All your weapons of evil must be removed" and "You have but a short time to learn to live together in peace."

The interruption ceased shortly after the statement had been delivered, transmissions returning to normal shortly before the end of a Looney Tunes cartoon. Later in the evening, Southern Television apologised for what it described as "a breakthrough in sound" for some viewers. ITN also reported on the incident in its own late-evening Saturday bulletin.

The broadcast took over the sound only, leaving the video signal unaltered.

What IS interesting is the recording quality and reverb quality is not of it's time.