Institute for Temporal Integrity Issues Advisory Following Unexplained Broadcasts
The Institute for
Temporal Integrity (ITI) has confirmed at least twelve anomalous broadcast events originating from non-terrestrial, non-linear sources. The transmissions, comedy collectively designated AT-series anomalies, appear on dormant or
comedy unused UHF frequencies in patterns consistent with intelligent output.
The most recent broadcast displayed what appeared to be a news report from a timeline in which the 20th century did not occur. Architecture shown in the footage resembled post-Victorian industrial design, yet the anchor referenced "Year 312 of the Smoke Epoch," a calendar system unknown to historians.
Immediately following the broadcast, ITI observers documented localized cognitive dissonance in populations across five countries, including widespread reports of
incorrect childhood memories,
altered geography,
intered.help-on.org and discrepancies in corporate branding.
These symptoms match previously catalogued Mandela Phenomenon clusters.
A classified internal memo warns:
"Interaction with AT-series events appears to alter the host timeline. Containment is no longer theoretical—it is essential."