What's going on out there?! 2 - Pepsi.. and.. WHAT?!
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2015 12:34 pm
Hi and welcome to WGOOT2! Last time, I posted about Dr Steven Greer, and the Flat Earth movement. Today's thread is brought to you by Pepsi, the thirst is real!
Less than a week ago, Pepsi uploaded a video to their youtube channel called "BLACK KNIGHT DECODED". For those of you who aren't familiar with what the Black Knight Satellite is.. Well. It's an object in orbit over the earth from an unknown origin but has been dated to be about 13,000 years old. Only real photos of it in existence are blurry, but they show a jagged object that looks truly alien.
The problem of the matter is that the Black Knight Satellite is, as termed by Johnathan M (Johnathan from Jersey, host of Perceptions Talk Radio show), "advanced conspiracy". Meaning, this is a thing known about very little about by actual conspiracists, never mind the mainstream.
And then here's Pepsi, of all people, with a short film on it. It's less than 7 minutes long in a 10 minute video (3 minutes of credits!) and it's extremely vague and designed to pull on a few heartstrings. But the comments.. oh the comments. Normal Pepsi ads would never have comments like this.
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RmSKT-9u_A
Less than a week ago, Pepsi uploaded a video to their youtube channel called "BLACK KNIGHT DECODED". For those of you who aren't familiar with what the Black Knight Satellite is.. Well. It's an object in orbit over the earth from an unknown origin but has been dated to be about 13,000 years old. Only real photos of it in existence are blurry, but they show a jagged object that looks truly alien.
The problem of the matter is that the Black Knight Satellite is, as termed by Johnathan M (Johnathan from Jersey, host of Perceptions Talk Radio show), "advanced conspiracy". Meaning, this is a thing known about very little about by actual conspiracists, never mind the mainstream.
And then here's Pepsi, of all people, with a short film on it. It's less than 7 minutes long in a 10 minute video (3 minutes of credits!) and it's extremely vague and designed to pull on a few heartstrings. But the comments.. oh the comments. Normal Pepsi ads would never have comments like this.
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RmSKT-9u_A