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Was this someone trying to imitate "War of the Worlds"?

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Wow, that was really eerie, but the message was clear and concise. I think if someone were playing a prank, the message would have been different, maybe something like someone trying to scare us with words to the effect of conquer or control, but this was a message of peace all the way. I know the Age of Aquarius is upon us (that's a plain fact) so I find this video extremely interesting in that it has a message of peace and love. I believe everything it said, I'm just not sure of the source..

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yeah it's fake but I wish it was true
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Why is this so hard to believe?

Did you know that 1 UFO took all of the nuclear missiles for the entire North American continent off line?

The time is nearing Deenie, study study..
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Sounds like some prankster had corrupted the newscast.

Why would an alien have a British accent?

And the new age of Aquarius? Sounds like a song to me.

Sorry, Deenie, but I think it's a prank.
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would of been hard to do that in 1977, but yeh not sure about that one.
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Several aspects of the video I would find rather puzzling, if it were to be legitimate, a message from aliens. The voice says that it is speaking to us as it has done to our brothers and sisters all over Earth. Is there any other reports of this happening? I had never heard of this before, and if it had happened all over the world, as the voice claimed, I think it would be more well known. The Age of Aquarius reference doesn't make a lot of sense. This astrology is based on the stars as referenced from earth. Aliens on a different planet would have a completely different set of constellations, thus making their astrology (if they have such a thing) completely different. My last question would be about the "subtitles" I guess they would be, that appeared on the screen letting us know what was being said. How did they pick up on all that, even when the message was being completely scrambled by other signals?
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