News roundup from NY paper
Here’s the special edition of the NY Announcer with several stories of interest:
• The Great Revelation seems to have been coordinated to occur around the globe during news broadcasts. How the vampires were able to take over the stations like this is unknown, but some of the news people involved felt hypnotized. (Aside: the Lansing video seems to confirm this.)
• The Vice President and different undersecretaries will be assigned to dealing with the vampire populace’s governmental needs.
• The Yakonomo Corporation, makers of Tru Blood, is under heavy security.
Tags: great revelation, new york, violence
June 29th, 2008 at 6:18 pm
this has to be hype about the new show that is going overboard. We all know this is a fake. We all have researched the supposed news sites and searched on our own and if the revolation is so wide spread then why is it that in all of the news sites they say they got the reports from, don’t exist? and the security level is the same as it has been for the last several months, and they say is higher because of all of the riots caused by the vampire integreation. I call and I think we all are calling FAKE. Hollywood is really going beyond themself to see if they could pull off a war of hte worlds agian and we see right through their charaides.
I mean check out the whitehouse site that supposedly they have been contacted by vampires and rioting and the security level is raised. Looks liek the same old BS if you ask me on their site with Iraq and north Korea.
Bloodcopy, prove me wrong!!!
http://www.whitehouse.gov/
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September 10th, 2008 at 3:41 am
im sorry but now the new paper clippings look way too fake