Alien Send Voicemail Warning of Impending Doomsday (video)

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Creepy military voicemail warning goes viral online

The voicemail message that a handful of people received got the conspiracy world busy, and believing that the world’s going to end.

A TERRIFYING voicemail in military code sent to random Twitter users’ phones has sent the internet into meltdown as users speculate over its links to MH370, alien life and an impending Doomsday date.

It appears to have started with Ty, an ordinary Twitter user with no apparent prior interest in any of those topics or the conspiracy theories that inevitably accompany any discussion of them.

On March 13, Ty posted a recording of a creepy voicemail message he received on his mobile phone and asked for help translating it.

Since then it has received more than seven million views and hatched a dozen conspiracy theories, earning Ty more than 40,000 extra followers and forcing him to temporarily deactivate his account (he was getting death threats and homophobic taunts) and change his handle.

The bizarre voicemail features a robotic voice droning out an automated message entirely in NATO phonetic alphabet. Deciphered, it reads:

“S Danger SOS it is dire for you to evacuate be caution they are not human 042933964230 SOS Danger SOS.”

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Alex Jones: EMERGENCY ALERT: WWIII?

Is World War III upon us? Alex Jones gives his emergency message on the warning signs we need to look into. - FUA

Due to the frightening developments of the last few days Alex sounds his
third Emergency Alert as the world marches dangerously close to the
eruption of WWIII. From the elite scrambling away to armored redoubts,
to the sabre rattling of Ergodan the unhinged Turkish P.M. we are
hurtling towards the precipice of full scale war.

Doomsday Asteroid September 2015: Will There Be An Impact Near Puerto Rico?

September 2015 may be the most interesting time of the year, if things do not change with the asteroid event, the Pope coming to the U.S., among other events. Keep an eye on both the mainstream and alternative media. - FUA

If the apocalypse is happening next month, it's news to NASA. The space agency has shot down recent rampant reports that an asteroid will hit Earth between Sept. 15 and Sept. 28. And they should know, because they specialize in tracking such objects.

This kind of "news" can develop a life of its own based on how many people share the story. Sometimes a misunderstood or misquoted section goes viral, prompting more stories clarifying what the original article was actually about. Other times, a site eager to get massive traffic from a story shared on Facebook creates a new thing to be worried about. Such articles pop up every year, usually involving badly photoshopped images and comments from random "experts." After a few shares, the article is a runaway train.

The asteroid story in question said that NASA and FEMA have been working together to prepare for a cosmic strike expected in late September, that NASA has set up a "Hypothetical Asteroid Impact Scenario," and that FEMA's been stockpiling supplies and medicine. The White House, it continues, has been alerted and the French foreign minister is well aware of this 2.5 mile-wide asteroid. Most of the sites that have picked up and spread the story have the word "truth" in their names, which boosts their credibility in some readers' minds.

But there's absolutely zero truth to the rumor. NASA is always tracking asteroids -- in fact it has a whole office dedicated to tracking near-Earth objects. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory routinely observes new asteroids and tracks their trajectories, and it confirms there's nothing that large, or deadly, coming this way anytime soon.

"There is no scientific basis -- not one shred of evidence -- that an asteroid or any other celestial object will impact Earth on those dates," Paul Chodas, manager of NASA's Near-Earth Object office at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in a statement. If an object that large were approaching Earth, NASA would have spotted it a long time ago.

The space agency has a history of debunking these stories. There was the comet Elenin in 2011, the Mayan calendar apocalypse of 2012, and the annual doomsday asteroid stories. Then there's Zero-G Day and the 2015 Double Moon. The former states a rare cosmic alignment will lead to a brief moment of reduced gravity on Earth while the latter claims the moon and Mars will be visible in the night sky in July. The Double Moon story has been around for a decade and has been regularly debunked. And the next time you read a doomsday story with Nibiru in the headline, it's best to just ignore it. Nibiru has been a favorite of conspiracy theorists claiming a mystery planet or object -- dating back to Babylonian texts -- is on a collision course with Earth. 

For actual asteroids that will pass Earth, check NASA's NEO Earth Close Approach table. The largest asteroid that will make a close approach to Earth measures 800 feet and will pass at a comfortable 4.2 million miles from the planet. "Not a single one of the known objects has any credible chance of hitting our planet over the next century," Chodas said.

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Asteroid to hit near Puerto Rico this September 2015?

If things do not change, this asteroid will have a tidal wave effect on the east coast of the United States, South America and the Caribbean islands. Have you been a disaster prepper today? This is based on information that was passed on to others by an insider.

The claim that the U.S. government has information about an impending asteroid impact catastrophe,
but is keeping the information secret to prevent mass panic, is spreading fast and causing growing anxiety among doomsday believers.

Following a series of warnings from doomsday prophets, there is increasing convergence of opinion among believers that an asteroid apocalypse will occur in September, 2015.

But while governments with privileged information are allegedly keeping the information secret, the “elite” are preparing secretly to survive the catastrophe, according to conspiracy theorists.

There are several versions of the predictions of asteroid impact apocalypse being generated and circulated by the online conspiracy theory rumor mill. But the separate strands have converged to strengthen conviction among susceptible individuals exposed to the constant bombardment of doomsday predictions that the asteroid apocalypse will occur in 2015.

The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed “prophet,” Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled “Letter to the Space Agency… meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.”

In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would “soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA” was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coat of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America.

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