Dear Lannix,
Where did you dig that nugget up from, very well done.
Having listened to the sound bite and read the article on the next sequential post from you, it does sound like a clever hoax, technically clever to piggyback a signal between the transmitter and a relay or rather at a relay! Although confused by the language NOT ENGLISH above the English subtitles, as it's British Radio and TV does this mean it was piggybacked by another terrestrial power (rather like a hack or phone) tapping? Surely not, or they might have claimed responsibility to show how easily an unsettling propaganda war could be fought! We can address you the proletariat in your very living rooms, 'you cannot block out our messages'.
Anyway, it is a pretty slick modus operandi in use and none of the MI5 or MI6 agencies appear to have got a handle on it from 1977, unless it is real and they've been trying to keep a lid on it all this time! However, I'm sure a whistleblower like Edward Snowden or Mr Julian Assange would have released that particular rabbit into the public domain long before now, and the tab;oid newspapers would have seized on this tasty sensationalist morsel in a feeding frenzy as in headlines like 'We Are Not Alone -1977 Communication From Deep Space Was Genuine'.
However, I would absolutely love it to be true, I would run, well perhaps saunter, round the room fist pumping. However, if you are genuinely interested in extraterrestrial communication then we have done much on the WOW Signal, which was kicked off by one of our earlier contributors, and indeed still rising to the occasion, named 'Cheshire' (of the nodding cat image). It was a couple of years back now maybe more, but I think you will truly find that fascinating as there is some good logical science to it overall. There are also links to abundant related subject matter on the main site via indices on the reply posts daisy chain on the Oracle.
So here's the primary Oracle internal link below:
http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com/forum/ ... 2829#p2829
Redbeck

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