free remote viewing magazine - issue 3Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3Hey Daz, another question. I noticed on your remote viewing website that you post CIA documents labled as "SECRET NOFORN LIMDIS." Are you posting classified information that hasn't been declassified (quite illegal...read: jail) or are you posting declassified information but kept the "Secret" identification to make your information appear more "powerful?"
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Is this testimony from the police chief written or verbal? If it's written, is it posted on the website or could you post it here please? If it's verbal, could you give us the name of the police chief so I can call him please? Thanks! P.S. This may sound like I'm nitpicking, but I have asked repeatedly here and on other boards if anyone knows of one instance where the Police or the FBI state emphatically that they would not have found a body or a criminal without the use of a "psychic" and have turned up nothing. This could be the evidence the world has been looking for! I can't speak for everyone, but personally, I'm getting excited!
Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3nostradamus said:
Yore right for science test/show this works then is is acceptable. For operational use no its no needed.
yes it was the documents are in the archives and publicially available they had to prove it worked year on year to get funding to both congressional When congress funded the research and also to scientific oversight and the military.
If it doesnt work its an issue because you wouldn't get a further years funding. profwag said:
No probs - well you can start here on my Rv site: http://www.remoteviewed.com/remote_view ... tary_b.htm this has a small selection - for example the first file contains every (33) major (released) paper from SRI. Im not sure how much Ed May stuff I have put online from when Ed took over From Hal Puthoff in 1985 onwards ad moved it all to SAIC - probably about 20-30 docs or so. Heres a good doc I recently found and examined form the CIA archives which is a DIA briefing on RV and its results - it shows how Rv was used in the gulf war and other examples - i just uploaded this for you guys and not sure if its been in public before: http://www.remoteviewed.com/may%201991%20dia_good.pdf All the best... Daz
Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3Profwag said:
No they were all released by the CIA a couple of years ago - they number 89,000 pages.
I dont mind having rational discussions and healthy scepticism and debate after all its amazing stuff. heres the quote form the police chief - bear in mind this wasn't expressly for my work but for the 'group' as a whole and what we provided. I was actually 200ft away with my GPS given to the police on this one but i did have him dead and located in the river - and again I worked this case BLIND with no details.
I have omitted the personal contact details of the police chief only. All the best... Daz
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Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3im curious if daz would mind showing up his skills
i vote for ninja puppy to be the judge not sure what would be the procedure since daz should be the one describing what he could do i think that would be a fun little experiment for this board For every person who reads this valuable book there are hundreds of naïve souls who would prefer to have their spines tingled by a sensational but worthless potboiler by some hack journalist of the paranormal. You who now read these sentences join a small but wiser minority. Martin Gaardner (Psychology of the Psychic)
Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3I think it would be great! I'd love to learn more about remote viewing.
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There is a difference between working and progress. Fusion has been funded for years and it still doesn't work. Progress has been made, but it doesn't work. Lots of things get funded without them working. A demonstration of feasibility is often done without anything working. Call it a model or prototype or whatever, it can be used to show that you believe you are headed in the right direction. Scimitars were not available - beware January 19, 2038 is upon us.
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Yep, me too when they tried this experiment on the magiccafe jim callahan chicken out and wouldnt use raymond for the experiment the protocol was something like Ben Harris offered 5k he sent an object in a box to a third party and jim was supposed to use raymond to know what it was on the box but well... lets see if daz would agree on an experiment For every person who reads this valuable book there are hundreds of naïve souls who would prefer to have their spines tingled by a sensational but worthless potboiler by some hack journalist of the paranormal. You who now read these sentences join a small but wiser minority. Martin Gaardner (Psychology of the Psychic)
Re: free remote viewing magazine - issue 3Daz, unfortunately, my reading of this incident of the missing Kansas man has led me to a far different conclusion than what you have represented in your statements. You said:
Zoning in specifically, you said (underline word mine): “I have testimony from the police chief that they only found the missing person (dead) due to our psychic given coordinates.” This does not appear to be true and, in my interpretation, is a gross misrepresentation. First, they did NOT find the body “due” to your coordinates. They found the body because a fisherman who was in a boat in the river found the body. http://www.helpfindthemissing.org/forum ... php?t=9225 Next, let’s look more specifically about another statement:
So, what we really have is this: A man who lived near a river was taking medication and was disoriented and confused. The police suspected from the onset that he fell in the river and drowned. Lots of people searched for the man, including a “group” of psychics who fed the police all sorts of information, but nothing that specifically led the police to the body. A fisherman found the body. The psychics take credit but the fact remains, if they knew where the body was, the news would have reported that Daz Smith (or whomever) found the body rather than a fisherman. If a bunch of people get together to give guesses as to where a body might be, then the odds of one of them being right is enhanced, especially given his condition and the nearby river. Again, the facts are that the police did not find the body DUE to you, but rather your guess as to where he would be found was close to where he actually was and most of the rest of the group of psychics were flat-out wrong. I’m extremely disappointed in you Daz. You gave me great hope that I had found the evidence I have been searching for that a psychic had finally actually found a missing body and that police or the FBI could not have solved a crime without the use of a psychic. Alas, my search continues.
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