"Malte Runz" wrote in message
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>On Wed, 19 Jun 2024 14:50:16 -0600, CaLaVeRa <cv@invalid.org> wrote:
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>>On 6/19/2024 2:43 PM, Malte Runz wrote:
>>> On Wed, 19 Jun 2024 11:58:55 -0600, Loran <loran@invalid.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Malte Runz wrote:
>>>>> "The real truth", eh? Like space aliens from Orion holding secret
>>>>> meetings with governments?
>>>>
>>>> https://youtu.be/ItRiw2HwvF0
>>>> Aliens are here, and they're not our friends, John Lear says
>>>
>>> Does your video contain any kind of hard evidence of those meetings
>>> having taken place?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Baby-blood drink Hollywood elites?
>>>>
>>>> https://youtu.be/YhM5LtOkgXA
>>>> Hollywood PANICS as Mel Gibson EXPOSES Them All!!!
>>>
>>> Three exclamation points. I guess it must be true.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Remote viewing? Perpetual motion technology? Real truths like that?
>>>>
>>>> Yep, just like that:
>>>>
>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgwdgnEf3ws
>>>> Two physicists working for the government discover psychic abilities
>>>> are
>>>> real and are then silenced.
>>>>
>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_cLp15CaPE
>>>>
>>>> Russell Targ is an author, physicist - and once upon a time, a
>>>> psychic-spy for the Army. He discusses his new book, "Third Eye Spies",
>>>> and describes how research at SRI & Stargate may help all of us unlock
>>>> our hidden inner potential.
>>>>
>>>> Russell Targ is a physicist, author, and pioneer in the development of
>>>> the laser and cofounder of the remote viewing laboratory at Stanford
>>>> Research Institute, which investigated psychic abilities in the 1970s
>>>> and ‘80s. His work in the psychic area has been published in Nature,
>>>> The Proceedings of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers
>>>> (IEEE)., and the Proceedings of the American Association in the
>>>> Advancement of Science (AAAS).
>>>>
>>>> Targ is the author or co-author of nine books dealing with the
>>>> scientific investigation of psychic abilities and Buddhist approaches
>>>> to
>>>> the transformation of consciousness. As a senior staff scientist at
>>>> Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Targ developed airborne laser
>>>> systems for the detection of wind shear and air turbulence. Having
>>>> retired in 1997, he now writes books of psychic research and teaches
>>>> remote viewing worldwide.
>>>>
>>> Andrew! I'll be dipped... You've got a soul mate here! Loran turns out
>>> to be as gullible and idiotic as yourself.
>>
>>You never heard of the program?
>
>Oh yes, I've heard about it. Kooks always parade it as 'proooooooof!'.
>

"Kooks" is an excuse invented by leftists to do noting.

>
>Funny thing though, nothing ever came of it.
>

Not if you only follow the lamestream media that stomps on everything of
import, anything that can empower the people.

>
>'That's only what They want you to believe. The Deep State is using it
>on all of us... to control us!'
>
>Am I close?
>

Do you still not know how power, control and money works in this world and
the reasons?

>
>>I trust official government docs will suffice:
>
>Trusting the enemy??? Never!!!
>>

You follow and believe the enemy on everything else.

>
>>https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00791R000200180005-5.pdf
>
>Maybe I should. Let's have a look...
>Will you look at that! Page four (I bet you never read that far. You
>Gish Gallopers never do):
>
>"Conclusions
>The foregoing observations provide a compelling argument against
>continuation of the program within the intelligence community. ..."
>
>Still there? Your nightmare continues:
>
>"Even though a statistically significant effect has been observed in
>the laboratory, it remains unclear whether the existence of a
>paranormal phenomenon, remote viewing, has been demonstrated."
>
>And doesn't getter any better for you.
>
>"The laboratory studies do not provide evidence regarding the sources
>or origins of the phenomenon, nor do they address an important
>methodological issue of inter-judge reliability."
>

So you just want to speed read a few articles and docs and then have the
"hard evidence" just dropped in your lap, otherwise it's just have a laugh
and then case closed.

>
>>
>>https://ciaotest.cc.columbia.edu/olj/sa/sa_jan02srm01.html
>>Clairvoyant Remote Viewing: The US Sponsored Psychic Spying
>>M. Srinivasan * , Former Associate Director, BARC
>>
>>
>>
>>Abstract
>>
>>’Remote Viewing,’ popularly known as Extra Sensory Perception (ESP) is
>>the ability of human being to perceive information and imagery of remote
>>geographical targets. Advanced practitioners of the Indian Yoga system
>>were well acquainted with ‘Divya Drishti.’
>>

>>
>>
>>Background to Remote Viewing Faculty
>>
>>The faculty of Remote Viewing is popularly also known as Extra Sensory
>>Perception (or ESP for short), a term coined by the pioneering
>>parapsychology researcher J.B. Rhine in 1934. Students of Indian Yogic
>>lore are however well acquainted with it. Aphorism 3.26 of Patanjali’s
>>classic work Yoga Sutras (400 B.C.) describes the first of the
>>ashta-siddhis (or psychic powers) that a serious practitioner of Yoga
>>can acquire as ‘obtaining knowledge of the small, the hidden or distant
>>by directing the light of superphysical faculty’. Russell Targ, has
>>commented that the techniques used by the US viewers for ‘looking into
>>the distance and the future’ are ‘strikingly similar to the detailed
>>instructions given in the Yoga Sutra!’
>>
>>Most ancient civilisations appear to have been acquainted with the
>>knowledge of this particular faculty of the human mind. ...
>
>According to an interesting article I just read on Rumor Mill News,
>Andrew W's favorite news site, the ancient civilizations didn't have
>road or airports. No, they had a "High-tech electric plasma portal."
>First, you remote view the place you want to go to. Then you zap
>yourself there! Definitely gonna get me one of those!
>

Why don't you investigate 'ancient tech'?
You won't.

>
>> ... In both Indian
>>and Chinese scriptures there are instances of the clairvoyant skills of
>>people being used as a tool for obtaining relevant military information
>>in the battle-ground.
>>
>>It is learnt that the US Government authorities started paying serious
>>attention to investigating the possible applicability of ‘remote
>>viewing’ techniques for military purposes only when a book titled
>>Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain, authored by Sheila
>>Ostrander and Lynn Schroeder, was published in 1970 11 . This book
>>appears to have jolted the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) into
>>action, triggering what one journalist has dubbed as the ‘Race for Inner
>>Space’! Hal Puthoff, the founder and first Director of the SRI Studies
>>has given a graphic account of how it all began in his recollections of
>>the programme. 6
>>
>>
>>
>>(c)Another example of Precognitive Remote Viewing (1989)
>>
>>Pentagon asked a viewer about possible Libyan response to U.S. criticism
>>of chemical weapons work at Rabta.
>>
>>The viewer’s response: A ship named ‘Patua’ or ‘Potua’ would arrive in
>>Tripoli to transport chemicals to an eastern Libyan port.
>>
>>Verification: A ship named ‘Batato’ in fact arrived in Tripoli and
>>loaded undetermined cargo, which was transported to an eastern Libyan
>>port.
>
>A ship with a funny name arrived with some kind of cargo in Tripoli
>heading to another Libyan port. What are the odds!!! I'm convinced
>now.
>

Are you expecting another laugh here?

>>
>>
>>
>>Implications and Conclusions:
>>
>>The intelligence community in the US clearly seems to value RV data
>>whenever it is available, as a very useful additional input,
>>complementing information gathered through various other means and
>>methods. For example, in the present war against terrorism there is
>>every reason to speculate that the agencies involved in tracking down
>>Osama Bin Laden must have sought the help of some of their reputed
>>‘remote viewers’ for whatever value it may be.
>>
>>However, the more important implication of the findings of RV research
>>to humanity as a whole perhaps is that it serves to validate the age-old
>>concept of many Eastern wisdom-traditions that have always emphasised
>>the non-local nature of human ‘consciousness’. Thus it serves to provide
>>some degree of scientific validity to various forms of spiritual and
>>distant healing practices as emphasised by Russell Targ himself in his
>>1997 book titled Miracles of Mind. 9
>>
>>Another very important aspect emerging from RV research is the question
>>of precognition and its implications. It again seems to give a measure
>>of ‘scientific credence’ to various stunning but anecdotal stories of
>>premonitions and remarkably successful ‘predictions’ such as that of
>>Edgar Casey. Princeton University’s PEAR group and others have discussed
>>these implications in depth. 13 Precognition touches on some very
>>fundamental philosophical questions regarding free will and causality.
>>
>>In view of the importance and implications of the subject of Remote
>>Viewing to our understanding of Consciousness and considering that
>>Remote Viewing had already been discussed in considerable depth in our
>>ancient scriptures, ...
>
>Ancient scriptures. Best source of information out there.
>

Still better than the bought off MSM that you follow.

>
>> ... it is high time that the subject be taken up for
>>systematic evaluation at some reputed academic institution(s) in India.
>
>Yes, indeed. High time.
>It has now been 22 years since Mr. Srinivasan urged the intelligentsia
>of India to take up the subject of the ancient knowledge of remote
>viewing.
>

The cabals with their fake media and scientists frustrate all efforts to
bring out the truth. And smart arse average dopes never look any further.

>
>>In particular, it would be of great interest to verify if appropriate
>>yogic/meditation/or other training practices can help to train subjects
>>in developing Remote Viewing skills as claimed by some yoga scholars in
>>India. 15
>
>Sri'... dude... my man... bro... It ain't never going to happen.
>
>>
>>
>>
>>Endnotes
>>
>>Note *: Dr. M. Srinivasan was formerly Associate Director, Physics
>>Group, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai. He is an experimental
>>Physicist who has specialized in fast breeder reactor physics and Cold
>>Fusion. Since retirement, he has been studying anomalous phenomena not
>>explainable currently by Science. Back.
>>
>>Note 1: R.Targ & H.E.Puthoff,”Information Transmission Under
>>Conditions of Sensory Shielding, Nature Vol. 252 (1974) pp. 602-607. Back.
>>
>>Note 2: H.E.Puthoff & R.Targ, “A Perpetual Channel for Information
>>Transfer Over Kilometer Distances: Historical Perspective and Recent
>>Research”, Proc IEEE, Vol. 64,(1976) pp. 329-354. Back.
>>
>>Note 3: C.T. Tart, H.E. Puthoff and R.Targ (Eds) “ Mind at Large: IEEE
>>Symposium on the Nature of Extra Sensory Perception” New Yok (1979)
>>Praeger Special Studies. Back.
>>
>>Note 4: Reports on Government Sponsored Remote Viewing Programs, A set
>>of seven papers in the Journal of Sci. Exploration, Vol. 10, No. 1,
>>(1996). Back.
>>
>>Note 5: H.E.Puthoff & R.Targ, Mind-Reach 1977, Delacorte, New York
>>(1977). Back.
>>
>>Note 6: Ingo Swann, Natural ESP, 1987, Bantum, New York (1987). Back.
>>
>>Note 7: Dean Radin, The Conscious Universe, 1997, Harper Edge
>>Publishers (1997). Back.
>>
>>Note 8: Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America’s
>>Psychic Spies, 1997, Dell Books, New York. Back.
>>
>>Note 9: Russell Targ & Jane Katra, Miracles of Mind: Exploring
>>Non-Local Consciousness, 1999, New Word Library. Back.
>>
>>Note 10: Joe McMoneagle, “Remote Viewing Secrets: A Handbook” (May
>>2000). Back.
>>
>>Note 11: S. Ostrander & L.Schroeder, Psychic Discoveries Behind the
>>Iron Curtain, 1970 Prentice Hall. Back.
>>
>>Note 12: K.R. Rao, Basic Experiments in Parapsychology, McFarland,
>>Jefferson, North Carolina. Back.
>>
>>Note 13: R.G. Jahn & B.J. Dunne, Margins of Reality: The Role of
>>Consciousness in the Physical World, 1987, Harcourt Brace & Co, Florida.
>>Back.
>>
>>Note 14: Courtney Brown, “Cosmic Explorers: Scientific Remote Viewing,
>>Extra Terrestrials and a Message to Mankind” (Aug 2000). Back.
>>
>>Note 15: B.J. Rao, Practice of Telepathy Made Easy: Harnessing Extra
>>Sensory Perception, 1992, Occult Publishers, Guntur, India. Back.
>>
>>
>
>Sure... But I think I trust the conclusions from that 'official
>government doc' you so generously supplied.
>

You trust any authorities, except when they don't say what you already
believe.

>
>If you really want to impress me, tell me what's hanging on the wall
>in my living room.
>

Yeah this world is all about impressing you.

>
>[elevator music]
>
>Sigh... You may go and join AndreWoo and Moran at their favorite pass
>time now.
>
>I guess I'll skip brunch today.
>

It's clear what your favourite pass times are. None involve investigations
of real truths or lies.

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