(INTELLIHUB) — An AARP television commercial released in 2014 that pertains to caregiving actually contains a subliminal message about the government declaring martial law due to an outbreak, one YouTuber reveals.
Audio playing in the background of the video can be heard which states: “Riots nationwide have prompted local governments to declare martial law. The president is asking that citizens find safety and remain calm. Authorities are working to contain the outbreak.”
How could a commercial produced in 2014 foreshadow what is currently happening now with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak?
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