Noble Realms — Strange Happenings on Australian TV

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Matthew) — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 03:04:39 +0000

The higher realms are really really trying to get in contact with us. It is, overall, becoming easier and easier for them to do so.

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (globug) — Mon, 08 Jan 2007 13:44:12 +0000

hmmmm, I'm wondering if this is why all of a sudden I am sitting at my computer and my computer, the clock, and the light shuts off. BUT the rest of the power in my room and in my home was still working. Actually this has happened twice this past week. Dunno what's going on! "That's my story and I'm sticking to it"! lol (just thinking of that country song here, lol)

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Matthew) — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 22:00:57 +0000

I had some insight last week. Things that I know are going to happen. Expect things like this to happen a lot more often. TV and radio stations will act as channels of higher information. I suspect the dark side will also be doing the same thing.

As the vibration of the planet increases, our reality is becoming less solid. Our thoughts are going to be affecting reality more and more. The things that will be affected the most first are the things that are the lightest, because they are easiest to affect. Electronics will be going haywire at some point. This is going to drive many insane...

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Almeirhria) — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 01:39:14 +0000

In the original broadcast the ending is clipped as the audio is cut off, there was no additional word.

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Marcus) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 12:02:17 +0000

That's totally brilliant!!

The piece at the end which people are interpreting as "f*ck"; I don't think is a word. Sounds more like when you rewind an audio sample. So the clip says, "Jesus Christ, help us all lord!" and then rewinds back to the start of the clip - making this sound which sounds like a word. Would make sense seeing as the audio is looping.

Very interesting indeed though. What would be worth watching is how the media etc would react if this happened on a massive world-wide scale. Would they keep claiming "Technical glitches"? If indeed it was not a glitch and instead the technology starting to fail - how far would they be able to go in order to cover it up? Could be fun to see.

The strangest part about the whole thing is how the spokesperson for the station says the audio clip was; "Jesus Christ, one of the Navarines". Because it most certainly wasn't that. Unless different people in different places heard different things...if so - that would be one very weird "glitch".

Well I am up for hearing about more of this sort of thing, that’s for sure…

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Zejith_Themis) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 11:10:44 +0000

Hehe... me and my dirty mind. I've now listened to the other video.

On the Iraq video it's clear that the dude says what Boucher wrote. "Jesus Christ, help us all, Lord."

With no bit on the end like in the other one. (but whistling afterwards?)

Oh well, no audio analysis jobs for me.

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Zejith_Themis) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 10:55:56 +0000

And perhaps "trust me" at the end, farther in the background. I presume another speaker near the CB user.

"Jesus Christ, F 'em all, over." 'truss' me"

Is that a TX accent or something farther east?

Re: Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Zejith_Themis) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 10:50:44 +0000

It's clearly saying "Jesus Christ, eff 'em all, over."

The 'Eff' not being my censorship, but the person speaking using a colloquial abbreviation "F".

Now I want to see that other video on Iraq... gotta reboot first tho, mouse pointer is on strike :-(

Strange Happenings on Australian TV

null@example.com (Ayahuasca) — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 09:56:50 +0000

Tim Boucher has just written about a very weird incident on Australian TV:

http://www.timboucher.com/journal/2007/ … -all-lord/

I wonder if this could be related to what Stuie just said about the TV system failing this year?