Project Stormy Monday
In the nineteen ninety-two "PTB papers" it is revealed that Ted Rogers and
Marshal Mcluhan met at the "Spiro's Room" of the Toronto International
Spartican, an airport lounge.
Together they worked on the initial draft of "Stormy Monday", a manual
instructionary for the 50's Phillips' "Tall-Box Visionary," a classic
television.
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The "PTB" (Phillips' Tall-Box), as it has come to be known, was advanced in it's modern industrial design. It's "grained oak" exterior and customed
interactivity, furnished with rounded corners and disk dials hinged on ball bearings, is currently unavailable due to patents held by the recent owners of Roger's First Super Channel.
The secret "Lonsdale Transcripts", the "PTB" papers, became available only
earlier this week breaking years of government cover-ups and ... aliens.
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As hard as it might seem to believe ... TV stations in Canada have been
taken over by not only the government media departments, ie. National Film
Board and CBC, but also by the "*^4*^4*^$^*5" (sic) of the Martian "&^rt"
satellite, the largest satellite orbiting it's third moon.
Used as an "9&R quick transbooster" the newly modified ANIK 2 satellite was appropriated from Canadian atmospace by Mars early in 1996 to be used as a relay interpreter.
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Through this, and the Antarctica "Tovelschlitz" transmitter, Mars gained
covert access to what is now Rogers Cable System causing a massive exodus
from the Progressive Conservative political party, the company's main
funder. It seems that both parliamentary MP's and the Martian antenna were
receiving terminal migraines from the "PTB".
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