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Originally posted by RR
Another interesting note on the call is that the band Tool used it in the song Faaip De Oiad that appears on their Lateralus disk. If you get a chance give it a listen, it's even more disturbing set to their music.
Originally posted by jlc163
I vote hoax.
And if a govenment agency would want to block a radio station, they wouldn't announce it the way it was announced in the hoax.
Originally posted by popular mechanics
Everyone please take into account that the caller's alleged intention was to warn people of imminent mass killings, and genocide by their own government.
Instead of ringing up Kofi Annan, he decides to go live on air with Art Bell, knowing that "they" will have tracked him down shortly.
This would be the end of his (trans-) mission then.
And did he make use of the one-time opportunity?
He was completely unprepared, and only cranked out vague suggestions-
quite a silly attempt to safe the life of millions of people...
and rather unbelievable-
I vote for hoax.
[edit on 9-3-2005 by popular mechanics]
Originally posted by ntenzpunishment
Originally posted by popular mechanics
Everyone please take into account that the caller's alleged intention was to warn people of imminent mass killings, and genocide by their own government.
Originally posted by Lartsa Cleargleam
Here is the link, once more, to a site where, if you scroll down to the bottom, you can listen to the same caller calling Art back to tell him that it was a hoax:
Click Me.