SS: On Oct. 30, 1938, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre broadcast the infamous “War of the Worlds” on the CBS radio network, reporting that aliens had invaded Grovers Mill, New Jersey. The next day, headlines told of mass hysteria across the nation after listeners mistook the radio drama for breaking-news coverage of a Martian attack.
Just couldn’t help but notice a coincidence with the drones.
JellyfishPlastic8529 on
So you think it was real? Or a hoax? Or maybe both?
Guilty_Knowledge8558 on
I believe our collective consciousness can either predict or create the future. It’s why predictive programming is effective. Are we being controlled or warned?
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SS: On Oct. 30, 1938, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre broadcast the infamous “War of the Worlds” on the CBS radio network, reporting that aliens had invaded Grovers Mill, New Jersey. The next day, headlines told of mass hysteria across the nation after listeners mistook the radio drama for breaking-news coverage of a Martian attack.
The broadcast sounded all too real, with live music interrupted by news flashes that culminated in a horrifying event at Grovers Mill, New Jersey.
https://abc7ny.com/war-of-the-worlds-orson-welles-broadcast-grovers-mill/7491432/
Just couldn’t help but notice a coincidence with the drones.
So you think it was real? Or a hoax? Or maybe both?
I believe our collective consciousness can either predict or create the future. It’s why predictive programming is effective. Are we being controlled or warned?