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Aug. 12, 1999 - Art Bell
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Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Ed Dames - Remote Viewing - Water Shortages
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This is Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell from the Kingdom of Nine.
You are about to enter the realm of the King of Terror.
Otherwise known as Dr. Doom or Ed Dames.
Major Ed Dames.
He was in the Military Remote Viewing Program.
The U.S.
Government Remote Viewing Program.
And we will briefly, of course, once again explain what remote viewing is.
But I want to give you an upfront warning here, with regard to the program you're about to hear.
It may scare the crap out of you.
And so, if you have small children about, Or if you are negatively affected by information that is kind of scary, then you're going to want to take this opportunity to tune out.
Otherwise, what you're going to hear is technical, remote-viewing information about varying topics.
Political, environmental, and so forth.
And some of it really is pretty scary.
So if you're affected in a negative way by Some negative information.
You're going to want to tune out now.
That warning given, Ed Dames coming up shortly.
Several years ago now, and a lot of time has passed,
Ted Koppel's Nightline did a program that shocked the nation.
God bless.
They revealed the existence of a military remote viewing program to the nation in a 30-minute nightline broadcast and they said that for 20 years the United States government had had in place a so-called remote viewing program and that we had spent millions of dollars on it and that there had been a group of Of these remote viewers, and we'll try and explain the quick 101 version of remote viewing, because I know we have new listeners in a moment.
And that they were discontinuing that program and announcing it, making the fact that we had, as a government, been doing this for 20 years, now public.
It was, to say the least, a shocking revelation.
Since that time, we have had many opportunities to interview many remote viewers.
One of the most controversial, without question, is a man, during that time, Dr. Doom.
His name is Ed Dames, retired now Major Ed Dames, who started a company called SciTech, in the private sector, in order to take what he had learned in the military, modify it to some degree, and what he does is called technical remote viewing.
From the Hawaiian Islands, here is Major Ed Dames.
Ed, hello.
It's a pleasure to be back, Art.
Number one, happy birthday.
Thank you.
On the day of the eclipse, you turned 50.
Half a century.
I am now four years past that point.
I remember my 50th birthday.
It's kind of a milestone of sorts.
You can't quite get senior discounts yet, but you generally sort of say to yourself, Half a century, huh?
How did you take your birthday?
Well, I was still euphoric from the day before.
The day before I became engaged to a beautiful woman.
Congratulations.
So that was still on my mind when I turned 50, and then it was kind of, whoops, 50.
So you're getting married?
I am.
Ah, congratulations.
In fact, the next show, if we do another show, it might be from China.
I'm taking kind of a honeymoon teaching sabbatical.
I'm teaching remote viewing to the Chinese at major universities in China.
You may not have been coming as China.
Well, yes.
The People's Republic of China.
If you can't beat them, join them.
Well, I guess they could buy your tapes like everybody else could anyway, huh?
well they've had a very uh... very dynamic uh... remote human program that the only military
unit for instance the only academic institutions that really have a remote
viewing program and stuck with it
uh... also the chinese are still doing government sponsored uh... or i guess in their case mandated remote viewing
uh... they are and you know there's a long history of that that kind of
the the east and the west are are very different here
the connotations are with the occult and it was a it was a hot potato as i've
said many times before this unit but that that's not the case in china
Have you been to China?
I was prescribed from going to China proper.
I was operating on the outskirts of China as an intelligence officer, and my job was to send people like John Nolan, who you had on the program the other day?
I did, indeed.
Into places like that to help recruit people who I fingered.
Using technical remote viewing and other methods to vet and assess the people that we wanted to sell out their country.
So during the Cold War and when the bamboo curtain was up, my job was to determine what Chinese and Russian scientists I wanted to sell out their country.
That you wanted to sell out or the ones that would be most likely candidates to sell out?
No, the candidates we chose based upon certain criteria.
And it came down to a number of individuals whose expertise we needed.
They were ensconced within very top secret programs and we wanted those people to spy for the United States government.
So we would send people like John Nolan in after we've determined, it's called debting and assessing, these candidates.
So for instance, let's say there was someone within a top secret missile program somewhere in the erstwhile Soviet Union who I thought might make a good candidate to recruit as a spy.
Our final methods, we used remote viewing.
We used the remote viewing outfit.
That's one of the reasons the unit was so classified.
To get into the minds of these candidates.
To look for weak points.
Achilles heels, if you will.
See, an American, during the Cold War, could be usually purchased for two times their annual pay.
Americans sell out for money, traditionally.
That's not necessarily true with people in other countries.
It's a different paradigm.
There are different threshold buying points.
For the Russians, it was an apartment.
For other countries, it was something else.
So we would use remote viewing to get into that paradigm, get into the minds of the candidates, and see if there was something specific that we could dangle in front of these prospective spies and recruit them.
We send people, very brave men like John Nolan, out into the field to do that.
Before we launch into very much about, you know, the operational side of either the military program or what you're doing now, we should do, I know, the painful thing for you, because you've done it so many times, but just the very short version of what technical remote viewing is.
For those who might be tuning in tonight for the first time, they're going, what the hell is remote viewing?
In essence, I'll start by using a term that you've used before.
A remote viewer is a trained psychic, but trained to the degree that the data that is produced about a target, the target being a remotely placed person, place, thing, or an event, the information that's produced about that target is extremely accurate and consistent, so consistent and accurate that we in the Department of Defense were able to use such psychic data in support of military operations where when we went for instance to natural psychics we could not use that information because the natural psychic number one was not consistent in their data and number two the natural psychic did not know when they crossed the line into imagination so
that the information that they were writing down or talking about or sketching was no longer connected with the target.
The signal had crossed over back into the ground.
So in other words, in a way, the government was saying, we believe in psychic ability, but the government always
wants, of course, to be able to control and do science, which is being able
to repeat the...
things again and again and again. They want a regimen. That is, our military,
Alisdair Force, everything is regimented and so they regimented psychic ability. I
guess you could put it that way, couldn't you? It had to be validated. The
Secretary of the Army at the time, John O. Marsh, was visionary enough to allow
seed money to be put into this program, to the tune of millions of dollars, but
that was provisional to the point where we had to be able to
validate the usefulness and the accuracy of these methods in military operations
before real money would be put forward.
So the $20 million that you hear thrown around, part of that $20 million that funded the program was of course research.
Only when we demonstrated that it was a militarily effective tool that could be used to support military operations Only then did the regular monies from Congress begin to grow.
I see.
So really the first money was seed money?
The first money was research money.
Research money can be thrown at just about anything.
But only for a limited period of time.
And unless you validate In terms of the Department of Defense, unless you validate something as a weapon or a defense system or an intelligence collection system, the usefulness of that, you're not going to get any more money.
That's a very good point, Ed, and you know, the fact that it went on for 20 years, I could understand that it would go on for a year or two or three or four even, but if there were no results worthy being yielded, they absolutely would not have kept going 20 years, in my opinion.
No, it was... Well, there was another reason it lasted so long.
The reason that the unit was so close to hold that very, very few people in the government knew of its existence.
I dare say that if that had not been the case, we would not have lasted as long.
Well, here's a point.
We would have been cut off at the knees.
Yeah, exactly.
But frequently people say, look, there can't be ETs.
There can't be UFOs.
The government is incapable of keeping secrets.
That's baloney.
They are capable of keeping secrets.
They kept the remote viewing secret for 20 years.
They kept... Well, no, it leaked out.
It did leak out.
In fact, in my business, we knew that the general rule of thumb art was that a secret could be kept for no longer than eight years.
Eight years.
Yeah.
That was a general rule of thumb.
Now that's been exceeded.
I mean, there have been programs that many countries have had.
China is a good example.
They can keep a lid on something for decades.
But in America, before Internet days, it was generally eight years.
One of the best examples was the stealth program.
That was effectively protected by this country in the U.S.
Air Force.
The Manhattan Project.
Well, the Manhattan Project, that was That was secrecy beyond, I think, anything.
Very few programs had that kind of secrecy.
The fact that plutonium was given to children and pregnant women, that was kept secret.
Those were the dark ages of America.
The Joe McCarthy days.
Those were America's dark ages, for sure.
And the dark days are over?
Generally speaking, they're over.
There's a lot of oversight.
And I'll tell you why.
Because the press is so effective.
The press is so effective in this country that they can generally penetrate just about anything.
It's too hard to keep a secret from the American press.
Hear, hear.
But said again, remote viewing is the ability of somebody to administer to another person, the remote viewer, a number, a simple number, a series of numbers or whatever, And the remote viewer would then, for example, be able to locate a gas canister in Iraq or any number of other things.
Remote viewing is in a realm that defies or eclipses time as we understand it.
You can look into the future.
You can look into the past.
It's in the fifth, it's operating in the fifth dimension.
Fourth dimension being time, fifth dimension being mind.
Precisely.
So we are, think in terms of a universal mind where all patterns of information are stored.
So in that, in that arena, what the universal mind is remembering the future as well as remembering the past.
All the information is present there.
Accessible.
It's so, it becomes a matter of turning one's unconscious attention towards one of those infinite patterns of information.
When you get a student, Ed, in the days that you were, you actually had classes going on, how did you train the
imagination, how do you train the imagination out of a person's report?
It's part of the process.
There's about 400 steps to learning this process, just like cooking a pineapple upside-down cake in the kitchen.
You just have to go through one step after another.
If you do all those steps correctly, you have a fine cake at the end of a couple of hours.
That's right.
Remote viewing is the discovery, the real discovery of remote viewing, is how the unconscious part of ourselves communicates these very detailed bits of information to conscious awareness without this overlay of imagination.
Those steps, that process, was the breakthrough discovery.
That's been refined in SciTech to be able to use remote viewing as not only an information collection process, but a problem solving process as well.
For instance, I just noticed to my great glee that NASA has discovered the Titan The largest moon of Saturn?
Yes.
Has a C on it.
And you might remember, three years ago... I think they're even talking atmosphere, aren't they?
Well, it was the only other body, heavenly body, in our solar system that has an atmosphere similar to Earth.
This is the fourth moon out from Saturn proper.
Right.
That's right.
It's the largest of its moons.
And three years ago on your program, I mentioned to you That Scitech, in conjunction with our former enemy, the KGB extra sensor, the KGB psychic team, had joined together to do a joint project and we were going to do a remote viewing survey of Titan.
Of Titan.
Hold it right there.
Major Ed Dames, Scitech's Major Ed Dames, is my guest.
And by the way, you can remote view.
There actually are videotapes out now.
It used to cost thousands of dollars to take the course, but if you'll get a pencil and paper, we'll tell you how to get the tapes here shortly.
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My guest is SciTech's Major Ed Dames.
And again, immediately ahead is going to be some very, very scary information.
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Exercise your parental authority and have them leave the room.
So, that's what's directly ahead.
Majorette Dames, and there's a lot to tell tonight about what's going on.
Something about Korea, by the way.
Once again, here is SciTech's Major, Ed Dames.
Ed, welcome back.
Thank you.
Uh-oh.
Hey, Ed.
Hold it.
Hold it.
Let's see.
Our phone was, for a moment, breaking up.
Oh, we lost it.
We lost it.
Did you hear that?
Wow!
Wow!
Our phone just, as you heard, it went into absolute self-destruct.
That was the damnedest thing I ever heard.
Especially the way it went.
Did you hear that?
Sort of a screeching... What was that movie?
Do you remember that movie where... I'm trying to remember the name of it, but it's where the American president and the Russian president were involved in a nuclear exchange.
And the American president had the American ambassador in Moscow.
And he said, I'm told by my technical people that when the atomic weapon detonates, we'll hear a large screeching sound as the telephone on the other end melts in Moscow.
Kind of reminded me of that.
Now hopefully Ed Dame's phone in the Hawaiian Islands there has not melted.
Let me try and get him back.
I'm sure we can do it.
The telephone system has been really weird lately.
I've been getting a lot of, all circuits are busy and that sort of thing.
Let's see if we can connect with Ed.
Art.
Yes.
Yeah, no idea what that was.
Did you hear the way that disconnected?
Well, I heard it, yeah.
Kind of a screechy, screaming sound, and then boom, you were gone.
Well, I guess I crossed the line.
Maybe you crossed the line, right?
Well, yeah.
All right.
At any rate, Ed.
I think when I reflect on the years that you've been doing programs with me, your most accurate work seems to have been in the area of the environment.
I mean, that's my own personal view.
There's a reason for that, and that is because what we know in my business is that the unconscious part of ourselves, of our own mind, is our best friend.
It tries to keep you alive.
And if you're too busy in the daytime to pay heed to it, that little tiny signal, that little tiny voice, it'll get you at night during dreams.
You'll have premonitions about disasters or something like that.
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And, of course, the environment is a very, very big thing that can take many lives.
It's going to take many lives indeed, yes.
Now, I just don't even know what to say about the weather.
You, years ago, talked about the changes in the weather.
There's nothing more to say as far as I'm concerned.
Two and a half years ago, I tried to warn listeners on your program, as well as in written reports, To institutions and institutes that we are not going to shortly, we're not in North America, going to be able to grow crops the way we used to grow them.
There will be no seasons, there will be no distinction between seasons, and some parts will be a no man's land.
We're going to have to move crops into sealed environments, and these environments ...will become templates and humans will begin to migrate into them and they'll grow.
But the technology must mature for this to be effective.
We've got to start doing this now, otherwise many people will lose their lives.
You also said the jet stream would come down onto the deck and people chuckled and I've heard I don't know how many weathermen say the jet stream actually came down and touched the ground and that accounts for the straight line winds That destroyed such-and-such.
I mean, just again and again and again, you were dead flat right about that.
And here in Salt Lake City the other day, a tornado, an F2 tornado, touched down in the center of Salt Lake City, Utah, killed one person, injured dozens of people, and did an extensive amount of property damage.
It was the damnedest thing anybody ever saw.
Well, I mentioned before the tornado season that the mother of all tornadoes was coming, and you saw that hit.
That's right.
I have to warn you again, there's going to be more of those, and in places that have never experienced tornadoes before.
So when, for instance, I warn people in the Denver area about rocky flats, there's no more nuclear material, waste material, stored in rocky flats, but there's still a very big problem.
The top layer of the soil around Rocky Flats, down to about a centimeter or so, is contaminated.
So, if a high wind or a tornado rolls across that land, it's going to be fallout city for Denver.
So, obviously, a tornado would pick up a great deal of... It would pick up all the contaminants and drop them on populated areas.
I wonder if they've thought about that.
I don't think anyone has ever expected the Rocky Flats area to have a tornado, but things are changing rapidly.
Nobody really ever expected one in the middle of Salt Lake City, either.
In terms of sanctuaries and survival information, the other thing that my company has been trying to warn people about is water.
If you are not near a large source of fresh water, you are in trouble, and increasingly so.
That is why I've been directing people towards the western part of Glacier National Park, where you have that huge, some of the cleanest water in North America is there, and that's one of the few places in the continental United States that's going to be safe because it has a lot of water.
Water supplies are dwindling.
You know, that certainly would make sense.
But then in the northeast, we have drought emergencies now in almost every northeastern corridor state.
I believe all of them now, and the Southeast is a disaster.
Here in the West, Ed, the Southwest, where I live, I'm telling you something is really dramatically wrong.
Every day, my wife and I have been commenting on it.
We moved here about seven years ago to this house, and on the day we moved, it was 117 degrees.
Now, that's normal.
For out here in July going into August, it's not getting above 90 during the day now, and it's going down to 60 at night.
Ed, something's really wrong.
Well, again, water.
The question is, got water?
Because that is the key right there.
You can stockpile all the food that you want, and all the rifles and ammunition that you choose.
If you are not near a source of plentiful fresh water, you are in trouble.
Now, that surely does make sense.
The question, I guess, is that most people would want to know.
I mean, at this point, Ed, most people agree we are in the middle of a weather change that people have tried to explain in various ways, El Nino, La Nina, all the rest of it, but it's more serious than that, and I think most people now know that.
The question is, How much worse is it going to get?
That's what I think most people would want to know.
It's going to reach a point where people begin migrating from populated areas.
Out of the cities?
Out of the cities, yeah.
This is a denouement here, and it's going to result in the disintegration of a lot of social systems because of no water.
Even food!
Look what will happen first, though.
Food prices will rise.
There will be crops that will not be available for cattle, so cattle will die.
And then food will be controlled by governments, local at first, civil governments, and then
after that, there may not be enough food to eat.
So socially, many things will change.
People will begin to starve.
We are a very spoiled society, us Americans, and that's about to change.
Experience and pain.
It is true.
Food has been always extremely plentiful here.
Americans don't really understand what it's like not to be able to get food.
It's an impossible concept because we have never experienced it.
Really never.
We've grown very complacent about a number of things and that's going to change.
It's changing right now in those parched areas of the East.
But, well, yeah.
Look, in parts of the Orient, North Korea, they are starving to death.
There has been reported cannibalism in North Korea.
It's horrible.
Absolutely horrible.
So, it doesn't take a great change in our climate to produce a dramatic change in the ability to grow food, does it?
No.
In fact, when you think about it, food is subject to the vicissitudes of climate and
weather.
These days, it's a crapshoot.
It's like playing Russian roulette with food.
It's got to be done in a different way.
A different way has to be a hermetically sealed or an environmentally controlled environment.
Our company in the past has produced reports to this effect and delivered them to some
very high-powered think tanks.
There are certain individuals and wealthy people who have taken action and are doing
this for themselves, but it must be done at the community and township levels minimally
in order to have sustained food.
I had a very, very well-renowned psychic on the air last night, Sylvia Brown.
She said a couple of things that really caught my attention.
She said, number one, in 50 years, people will be living in domed cities, and this will
be as a result of the environment.
The second thing she said was she was on the Montel Williams show
and he had her looking ahead 20 years, 50, 70 years, and finally he had her look
out as far as the year 2100 and she saw absolutely nothing.
Now that reminded me of the time you talked of the discontinuity, what you
called at that time the discontinuity, a kind of a barrier
past which you couldn't see and she has a barrier past which
she cannot see.
She's not a remote viewer, but she is certainly a natural psychic.
Any reaction to that?
Well, I think our company has to stand by the work that we've done with regard to the There is going to be a sunburst.
Something is going to happen to the sun, a major coronal mass ejection that will plasma, that will be delivered up to Earth, almost down to the deck on Earth's surface, and that will result in one of the largest catastrophes probably in recorded history.
Here's a fax from Dave in Wisconsin.
He says, Solar flare activity is supposed to increase dramatically according to scientists in the first few weeks of next year.
Please ask Ed if this is what he's been predicting for the last few years.
In other words, death and destruction to some portion of the planet and its inhabitants due to the Sun.
This is what we know.
We know that people look up and the next minute later something hits them.
That's all that we know.
And this something is attributable to the sun's activity.
I'm not a solar physicist, so I don't know if that's plasma, x-rays, or whatever, but it's something that can be seen in the sky.
It's an effect or an epiphenomenon as a result of solar action that actually produces an effect in the sky, so you can see it coming.
You can't get out of the way, but you can see this coming, and we know that it's produced by the sun.
How many of these kinds of kill shots are there, we don't know.
But the sun is going to result in a massive loss of life, even far more than the general weather conditions will produce.
In many parts of the world, it's much worse.
So you stand by the kill shot or kill shots prediction?
That's correct.
Our sun is going to result in the largest loss of human lives.
That we have seen as remote viewers in the past or in the future.
Well, I know a lot of people say, ah, baloney, but actually there are a lot of very mainstream scientists that say that there have been extinction cycles that they now believe have been caused by the sun in our past.
Let me take a moment out, because you did something a couple of years ago, I think now a couple of years ago, I'm losing track of time myself, Instead of conducting these thousands, the classes you had, you would teach people, usually, well, to do people, because it cost quite a bit of money, how to remote view, and you did this at SciTech.
Then, all of a sudden, you produced a series of videotapes.
Now, these are not schlock tapes, folks.
They were produced, directed by, actually, directed by an Academy Award-winning nominated director.
They really are Class A tapes, and they teach you how to do what Ed Dames does.
There are two categories that you can get.
One is the first tape, the introductory tape, that will, I don't know, I guess it'll tell you whether you want to go on and get the rest of them and really learn how to do this.
And by the time you've seen that first tape, I guarantee you will know whether you want to go on or not.
It's not expensive.
How much, Ed?
$49.95.
$49.95, that's right.
So you can order that, or you can order the entire set of tapes that will teach you everything if you really want to know this kind of information.
It's rather expensive, but I think you've got a sale now.
$70 off or something?
It's six videotapes, and it's ten hours of instruction.
It's a four-month course.
We do have a $70 up sale on there.
Alright, and the price for the whole thing?
$249.95.
That's a lot cheaper than the course used to be.
Those courses used to go for what?
About $5,000.
A piece, yeah, that's right.
So, people can order the first tape, or the entire group, by calling one of two numbers, and they are, check me if I'm wrong Ed, I've got them here, 1-888- 878-0333. That's 1-888-878-0333 or 1-877-878-1777. And I
presume they have, because of the program tonight, people standing by.
That's correct.
Or you could come to visit our website via your website.
The address is there, and there's a lot more information.
That's right.
Go to my website, simply scroll down to the name Ed Dames, and click on that and go zooming over to his website.
But one more time, I do want to get those in for you, because they are remarkable tapes.
When you see it, you will know they are professionally produced tapes.
Remote viewing now, bear in mind, is not for everybody.
That's why I think people interested should grab that first tape and then decide whether or not to move on.
But that's up to you all out there.
1-888-878-0333 or 1-877-878-1777.
1-888-878-0333 or 1-877-878-1777.
Now when we get back Ed, before the program began you told me something about Korea.
You said we've got something really hot on Korea.
So... We're monitoring a difficult situation, yes.
So, let's get to that when we get back.
We're going to break here at the top of the hour.
My guest is Major Ed Dames, SciTech's Major Ed Dames.
The subject, remote viewing.
Actually, that's the technique.
The subject is our future.
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Indeed, Major Ed Dames, Cytex Ed Dames, is here.
They don't call him Dr. Doom for nothing.
In fact, we'll find out why they do call him Dr. Doom.
But I want to warn you that a lot of the information you're about to receive is is scary, and if you're an adult who is scared by this, or if you have a child in the room, get them out.
But if you're an adult, even an adult, who's affected negatively by this sort of information, then you might not want to know.
You can turn the radio off.
With the news of the last few days, which has been really worrisome with regard to India and Pakistan, I expected Ed to say something about that.
A plane was shot down in the disputed Kashmir territories.
Shot down.
And then some missiles were fired.
They had some dogfights.
I mean, it really does not look good.
And as you know, both these nations have recently demonstrated they have nuclear weapons.
So it's a big worry.
But prior to the show tonight, I talked to Ed, and he said, no, Korea.
Well, that's what he's always said, Korea.
And so something Something's cooking in Korea.
Ed, what's going on?
Well, I'll get back to some of these general interest items via the remote viewing momentarily, but I do need to put this Dr. Doom hat on for a moment to talk about North Korea.
Sure.
Now, I'm not saying that Pakistan and India are not going to nuke it out at some later juncture, but as I've said for the last two years, the next use of a nuclear weapon will be in the Korean peninsula by the North Koreans.
We stood by that.
Now we are watching a very interesting situation developing, extremely interesting.
This is something that only technical remote viewing could have pulled out of the hat because
as a military analyst, one would not have thought of something like this.
It would not have been the last thing one would have thought of.
It just was not part of the ensembles of information that we come up with.
It is not there, but nevertheless, this is what appears to be coming down in North Korea.
In order to produce this, I had to go into the mind of Kim Jong-il.
And look at his strategic goals and see what was going on vis-a-vis this missile program.
This Taipo Dong-2 missile has a range of 4,100 miles.
The one they fired over Japan not long ago, right?
Well, that was an earlier version.
This is a more advanced version.
In fact, they've got six ready to go.
Okay?
Alright.
So, let's say they just fire another one.
Well, instead of squeezing out more concessions from Japan and the United States and South Korea, all it would do is make those three nations angrier and we'd probably cut some of our assistance.
But they've got a trump card now that appears to be developing, a very interesting one.
As I've mentioned in the past, North Korea probably has enough plutonium Yes, I've heard that.
plutonium ten years ago to produce maybe one or two nuclear weapons, a couple of warheads.
That is not militarily decisive. All that would do is serve to anger an opponent and
initiate a war that would decimate the North. It would cause untold casualties on both sides,
but it would result in decimation of the North.
Essentially, yes. The North Koreans are not going to do that.
They have a much better plan, a much better plan.
One of these volleys of this new Taepung Dong-2 missile, it appears it is going to be launched seaward, like the last test.
In 1993, there was another one similar to this, an earlier version.
That was the Long Dong-2, I believe, missile, a very primitive missile.
They're not so primitive anymore.
It appears, Art, that they're going to be able to squeeze some concessions out of the world after all.
Some more.
While still maintaining their pride and still building up their forces.
Because you know what they have planned?
No, I don't.
An open air test.
An open air test?
Of a nuclear weapon.
Above ground, you mean?
In the Pacific Ocean.
Just like we used to do five decades ago.
Oh brother.
So one of those babies and one of those volleys is going to have one of those two weapons on it.
It's going to be launched out there as an open air test.
Now what do you think the reaction of the international community will be?
It's going to be horrified.
It will be horrified and what do you think we will do?
Anything we can to prevent that from happening again.
In other words, you're saying they will launch a missile with a nuclear warhead which will detonate over the ocean somewhere, is that correct?
Just like we used to do five decades ago.
So why can't they?
After all, they're a developing country.
We have no right to interfere with their autonomy.
I don't think we ever actually launched a nuclear weapon and detonated it by missile, did we?
I think there was one test like that.
Was there?
The others were bombs.
They were bombs.
Right.
So what's the difference?
A bomb and a missile.
The point is, why should we deny that a developing country the same thing we did five decades ago and they did not sign any treaties?
I understand.
So what we'll do, what they'll be able to do from that is, that is not a threshold enough for anybody to attack their homeland.
It's certainly a threshold for mass indignation on the part of the international community But what we'll do is provide concessions, anything we can, to stop them from doing that again.
And they will have won, once again.
I think it's a diabolically brilliant plan, myself.
It's something I would never have thought of, but it looks like it's coming.
Either the first or the second volley.
That's what they have on the drawing board.
How sure are you of this?
Oh, we're running about 85% right now.
You're right, that's a diabolical plan.
You're right also when you say that if you have a few nuclear weapons, two or three or even four, the use of them would simply be suicidal.
However, a wise political use of them would be to demonstrate your ability to deliver them to a great distance and then you have... Without causing war.
Without attacking a country in international waters.
Of course, it's unthinkable that a developed country would do that, knowing what we know today.
And yet, five decades ago, we were doing it.
We were.
It's true.
So it is a desperately brilliant plan.
It's not threshold for an attack on their country, but it's a threshold for a maximum amount of reaction.
And in the end, that reaction will be to help that country eat And they'll give that country what they want, anything, so that they don't do that again.
You're right, that probably would be our reaction.
It's the best nuclear blackmail on the books.
But wouldn't they almost have to announce what they were going to do just before they did it?
Yes, I think that they would do that.
Or while the thing is en route.
Otherwise it might be regarded as an attack.
Because you're in shipping range and those kinds of things.
Yes, I think there will be an announcement.
We are about to launch a missile.
And by the way, you know, it's heading downrange with Kim Jong-Il's new weapon.
Don't interfere with our autonomy.
Something like that.
Because that's what they usually do.
You're right.
Tactically, that would be brilliant.
We live in strange times.
It is a very strange time, but that is a very strange country.
It is the most deadly threat that America faces right now, North Korea.
Most of the intelligence people I've had on have agreed with that.
Yeah, I'm in the process of writing a report to my cronies in Washington about this now, but we're watching it closely.
I'd like to take you way back now to your Dr. Doom designation.
Why were you Actually, given that name, Dr. Doom.
I spent quite a bit of time briefing at the White House the Department of the Army's perspective on exotic weapons.
You actually briefed the White House?
Yes, I was the talking dog.
I took the development for Army intelligence results in arenas of exotic weapons and briefed at the old Executive Office Building Those US intelligence, what US intelligence had on very exotic weaponry developments in foreign countries, non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation weapons, biochemical weapons, things like that.
So then obviously with the kind of reports that you brought back, you earned that nickname.
It wasn't just how many, what was the mega tonnage and throw weights today?
it was how many ways, how many exotic ways do you have to kill a man
that have never been heard of before but that the Soviets may be developing
and they were pretty exotic so and very scary. When you deliver this information
to the White House how do you think it was received?
I'll return you.
Well, I watched how it was received.
I briefed the National Security Council too, but at the White House, you generally dealt with civilians who all they were familiar with were nuclear weapons.
What might the SS-18 have in it?
How many decoys?
How many MIRVs?
That kind of thing.
Sure.
But when I breathed, it was, this is how you're going to die when this weapon is used.
It will be slow and excruciating.
It will be delayed reaction, on and on and on.
So now, folks, you know how he got his name.
Ed, the last time you were on, we discussed... I had had Colin Kelleher on the show from NIDS, and we were talking about The Ranch, where all these strange things are going on.
And you mentioned the fact that a mother and an infant could be used as bait, literal bait, to cause whoever is out there to come down and make contact.
And John Alexander called during that show and said, in fact, they had had a mother and infant and removed them from that site.
where that work is going on for their own safety because of a quote perceived
danger john called me earlier tonight john alexander
and said please say hi to ed he's a good old friend of mine he said i've been given get given a lot of hell over the
years but uh...
but he's a good friend say hi so john says hi the carl xander is a is a and i have
gone through a lot together and he is a good friend
Do you, would you like to amplify a little bit?
It really intrigued a lot of people, the concept that contact with whatever may be out there will not occur until they have concluded something about us.
And what is that something that would be concluded with the use of a mother and an infant?
It deals with symbols, symbology.
We continue, humans continue, at least in these decades, we continue to look at these visitors in terms of their technology.
I've been around and around with you and your listeners on this before, and this is not about technology.
Technology does not impress something that's nominally 100 million years ahead of us in evolution.
I wouldn't think so.
They're interested in something else.
What are we capable of knowing and doing as humans?
If we can use a tool, leapfrog ahead and use something like remote viewing to look at these visitors, who they are, then we can communicate with them.
We need to establish some baseline data first.
We've got to be able to reach their minds using these unconscious tools.
And when we do that, we'll see that many of these visitors are essentially sub-creators They're not the creator, but they're individuals that were involved, entities that were involved in our creation, the creation of humankind.
And because of that, they're very interested in us and survival and in the ideas about life on earth and homo sapiens.
That idea is best expressed by the union of a mother and child.
That's what we find through remote viewing.
Colonel Alexander said there was a perceived danger to the mother and child that were there.
The mother and infant.
Would you disagree?
In other words, would you suggest that their presence would not invite danger to them personally?
Have you ever really heard of someone being killed or injured by lights in the sky?
I haven't.
Scared?
Scared to death?
Yes.
Yes.
Killed or injured?
No.
I mean, somebody has got to have the courage to, you know, face this dragon.
It's just like the Wizard of Oz, Art.
You know, we got this person behind this curtain pulling levers and bells and lights, and it's
a darn scary thing until you pull that curtain back and you tap that person on the shoulder
and say, �I see you.� And with technical remote viewing, that's what we can do.
We get to really see who's behind this facade, and it's a lot of smoke and mirrors.
It's a lot of smoke and mirrors.
It's purposeful.
It's purposeful nonsense because they, the visitors, want us to develop a way to get
behind the smoke and mirrors and see who they really are.
Then there will be contact.
Well, if you look at that experiment and then you look at the possibility of North Korea
launching a long, whatever it is, missile with a nuclear warhead into the Pacific to
detonate above ground, and you look at these two things and you consider the visitors and
possible contact, you've got to sit back and wonder what those two conflicting signals
would say to them.
It's all the more reason for possible what might be called desperation on their part.
I think there is a prime directive.
There's something that precludes them landing on the White House lawn and saying, ìWe're here to help you, and we've discussed this on your show before.î I think they're pushing the limit, trying to get us, and that is why so much activity is on that ranch and places like that, because they want us to solve this problem.
They are offering up their presence as a conundrum.
It's a puzzle, a problem to be solved.
We have two ways.
But we're not smart enough to crack it.
We keep looking at their technology.
It's not about technology.
It's about being human and our humanness.
I completely understand what you're saying.
All right, hold on, Ed.
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Back now to Major Ed Dames.
Ed, one quickie for you here.
Somebody faxes, Ed has not talked for a great while about Mars.
Could he possibly give us an update on the statement he made once, which was roughly, something is waking up.
Mars is a way station.
There are parking lots, I'll use the term loosely, on Earth's moon and on Mars' subsurface,
below the surface.
There are robotic, let's call them robotic for lack of a better word, sort of like sentient
robots that are parked in places beneath the surface of Mars and on Earth's moon.
Those things are beginning to stir.
There's some type of activity associated with these machines, and these machines are, I
could not even venture to say how long they've been there.
A million years?
Two million?
I have no idea, but they've been there a long, long time.
At any rate, they're beginning to wake up.
I use that term loosely, but there's something that's almost beyond our ken, and yet they're there.
Okay.
Apparently then, from our perspective of mortal time, which is very short on this earth, it Will it occur in our lifetime?
Will we know this is occurring or is this a long-term process?
I'm not sure.
I'm just not sure.
Okay.
One of the toughest things that it seems to me after interviewing you so many times, Ed, the toughest things for you to do with respect to anything that you say is going to happen or that you have seen coming is specific timelines.
That's correct.
That's a predictive tool.
As a predictive tool, remote viewing is difficult.
We can't nail time down.
The best that we can do in terms of a future event is to say the next event will be this, but we can't pinpoint the next where we are in time.
How do you do timelines at all, even rough timelines?
How do you come up with them?
We look at current states of affairs worldwide on the globe.
And we see how close we are juxtaposed to our information, the event that's been described in the information.
A good example would be Korea.
It's been about two years now, two and a half years, since we were sure that the next use of a nuclear weapon would be Korea.
So, looking ahead, we didn't really have a clear idea about how long that would be.
We knew it would happen before the solar kill shot.
because we can place events, bracket them in time and juxtapose them one before another.
We knew that that would be before the solar event, but we didn�t know how far down the
road the solar kill shot would be, so we didn�t have a standard for our timeline. It�s very
difficult to do that. Now you can see that the situation in Korea
is becoming very hairy, very fast, and it�s a fait accompli that something is going to
give in Korea very fast.
So now, we get a better idea of when this event might occur.
That's why we're watching the situation so closely, and we're getting more details, because we're closer on the horizon to the, finally, to the actual event.
So when we build, Remote Viewing itself, there are other things, caveats, here that we have to be careful of.
In Technical Remote Viewing, you're sitting at a table, you're pen and paper in hand, in a very attentive state, going through a set of rigorous attention management
techniques, and you're building up on your canvas, on these pieces of
paper, you're moving into the target, actually you're bringing it
into your own conscious awareness, in a very gross way, from the gross to the general, to the
specific, to the detailed description and sketches of the target.
This takes at least 45 minutes and a series of remote viewing sessions.
So it's like building up the target, like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.
We know, we knew in the laboratory, when we made these mistakes,
people are still making these mistakes, of getting caught up in the drama of the target.
If there's a murder going on that you're looking at, it could be in the past, it could be in present time, if
there's a battle going on.
If you cross a 50% line, where 50% of your awareness is now at the remote target,
instead of in the room where you're jotting down all this information and following these
rigorous taught protocols.
If you cross that line, the flow of information will stop.
Remote viewing is not an experience.
It's an information collection tool.
For instance, what good would it do, let's say your mother had a breast tumor, what good
would it do if remote viewing were an experience where you finally experience your mother's
breast tumor?
opposed to where is the position in the breast.
How large is it?
What's the makeup of the cells?
Is it benign or malign?
Those kinds of things.
We don't want to stop the flow of information.
So if we get caught up in the drama, it becomes an oh-wow experience, which we can do, by the way.
But technical remote viewing precludes that from happening.
Well, all right.
How about this, Ed?
You obviously are in the middle of a big emotional experience right now.
You're about to get married.
Does this make a project more difficult for you, the fact that you are overwhelmed with some sort of emotion in your life presently?
Does that make it more difficult?
No, only if that particular brand of emotion is connected and coincidental with your target.
It could actually not only hamper our work, but preclude us from working a target at all.
I've mentioned before, let's say that you had a friend that was murdered, or a friend that died under mysterious circumstances.
I had a cousin who died.
In fact, I remember your cousin, Freddy.
Even with knowing that the euphoria of being engaged and about to be married to my beloved I could still turn my attention to your cousin without any problem whatsoever.
As long as there was no connection to your situation.
For my cousin, that may not be the case, because I would be overwhelmed by emotions connected with the target, and I would not be able to shunt them effectively during my remote viewing session.
I've never done any other show.
I'm exclusive to you for two reasons.
One, I don't have the time, and two, it's just a pure pleasure to be on the show.
People have both emotions about you.
They really, really, really either love you or really hate you or really love to hate you.
Thank you.
People have both emotions about you.
They really, really, really either love you or really hate you or really love to hate
you.
It's one of the above and nothing in the middle.
And here's one that I would say falls into the I'm-Not-So-Hot-On-Em category.
Art, it seems incredible that you lend any credence to Ed Dames, especially his quote, remote viewing end quote, into the future.
Can you give any proof that this supposed technology is real?
Can you state any of his predictions that have ever come true?
As far as I'm concerned, his speculations on the kill shot Well, I could wax at length about this, but let me give you a good example.
It's a nice one, too.
I began to broach this before a break.
Three years ago, on one of my first shows, I talked to you about this project that my remote viewers did looking at the surface of Titan, the largest moon of
Saturn.
On your show, I said what we found, in fact this was in response to a caller who asked
if we had looked for other life in the universe, and I said that yes, we found something that
looked like a sponge, what we would call a sponge.
I actually don't know what it is, but it looks like the Earth's equivalent of a sponge on
a sea, in the seas of Titan, Titan had seas and this organism was living in these seas.
I remember that, yes.
NASA only two weeks ago confirmed that Titan had seas, so in terms of exobiology, exogeology
and exploration in general of the solar system, this is a wonderful tool.
It can help point spacecrafts, cameras, and even landers in the right direction for more
bang for the buck, it saves a lot of money in terms of engineering and science and technology
development.
Well, look, I've been interviewing you as we just pointed out for years, and I too could
sit here and point to many things that you've hit right on the mark.
You've had some...
Yes, of course, there have been some misses, but it's difficult to deal with what I would
call a soundbite mentality.
It is easier to work with the scientific community because when you walk into a breathing room,
you have scientists who listen to the context as well as the meaning instead of just grabbing
and selectively listening.
listening.
So it is difficult to work with the public when you're dealing with a technology tool like this that's so fraught with emotional involvement on the part of so many people.
Very difficult indeed.
Then too, I think the very nature of the material is so disturbing at times, Ed, that people Don't want to hear it.
In other words, they simply don't want to hear that our environment may be so bad that we may all be underground or in domed cities, as Sylvia said, or whatever.
But I hear you, I hear Sylvia, I hear so many others saying roughly the same thing, coming at it from different directions and different perspectives, but saying roughly the same thing.
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Otherwise it would not have been a military tool.
It has been my choice to emphasize on your program that my old Dr. Doom had and that
is because the kinds of things that are coming are going to kill a lot of people.
Yes, it has been your most accurate area.
The environmental area absolutely has been the most accurate area for you.
We have other accurate areas, and I don't emphasize them on your show, but they're just as accurate and just as detailed as the environmental stuff, and that deals with medical issues.
Yes, we're very, very good and very, very accurate at dealing with medical diagnoses, treatments and cures.
I have not emphasized that on your show because if we do, I am inundated with thousands of emails asking for help and I don't know what to do except wring my hands because I can't help that many people specifically.
Having said that, however, there are generic diseases and maladies.
that do have generic cures and in those cases we could help a lot of people.
I don't recall, I do believe that we discussed it last time and I think you said you might take a look at it but there's a big big controversy going on right now about jet contrails and there are quite a number of people who believe that these jet contrails contain something other than the normal water vapor created by a jet you know I know you're aware of this, and I think that we talked about the possibility of your looking at this.
We did look at it.
We did talk about it on your show, and there are three or four types of contrails.
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Yeah.
Here's one who says, look, Ed is right about new crop raising techniques.
In my research, I've increased the number of plants per acre.
I control everything from soil to water.
I proved we can raise 464,000 radishes per greenhouse acre, and on and on and on.
So, he says you're not half as crazy as half the people think out there, that this is a rather immediate thing.
From my perspective, Ed, if we enter a time of starvation, if the environment deteriorates to the point where either we have to be under domes or underground, a lot of people are going to not want to live like that.
Do you understand that?
Yes, I do understand it, but there is something coming and it's worth waiting for.
There are a number of different things coming.
If you can hold out, If there's another generation of children, our grandchildren have something special waiting for them, but they've got to make it to that something special.
Our grandchildren?
Yes.
There's something very special waiting for our grandchildren.
What that is, is the very real possibility, finally, of membership in a federation, a real federation of other human beings, other individuals that are trading and working together
throughout other galaxies.
That's what our grandchildren have to look forward to, so it's worth surviving for in
those terms alone.
Question from audience member � Project Starman was described by you as an attempt
for contact.
Any updates?
No, not at this time.
That's interesting.
It's their timing, Art, not mine.
The timing is somebody else's.
It's not our call.
All right.
As some people might not want to face what you see coming, Well, for one thing, I don't have to do this anymore.
I mean, it's over.
We were here in 1999.
The hammer is about to fall.
that you get the same reactions, I'm sure, after you do each program by email and all
the rest of it.
How do you handle it?
What do you tell them?
Do you write back to people and what do you say to them?
Well, for one thing, I don't have to do this anymore.
I mean, it's over.
We were here in 1999.
The hammer is about to fall.
We're going to have to start dodging Thor's hammer pretty soon.
I don't have to do this anymore.
People who I've moved, based upon my information, I'm in place and I'm in paradise.
My company is here, my employees are safe, we have fresh water, so I acted on information
that I gleaned from technical remote viewing.
I took a big risk, I left Beverly Hills, California, a very lucrative environment business-wise
and moved out in the middle of a rock in the Pacific Gulf, so I acted on that myself.
What other people do is up to them.
People who have learned remote viewing know that it works and many of them have acted
It's about saving lives.
I understand.
At about that time, that's when you turned the tapes loose, right?
That was pretty close.
In other words, as you were making the decision to leave, you also were making the decision to release the videotapes.
Well, we had to remain in the L.A.
area where all the expertise was until the tapes were finished.
We couldn't abandon that.
That is why I am now turning my attention.
I'm leaving the company administrative side to the good graces and the very capable hands of our corporate vice president, Joni Durif.
I'm going on the road to teach again and to spend some time in my laboratory.
That's why I say the next time you hear from me, it will be from China.
Because teaching, that's where my roots are, and that's where our real responsibility is.
Because with TRV, you can turn your attention to anything in the universe.
Where does your stop?
In terms of epistemology, the philosophy of knowledge acquisition, there's no end to what
we can know.
But my responsibility is to teach others what we do, so that they can do the same thing
and make choices for themselves.
I feel that's still a responsibility, and I need to do that in terms of our tape trainees
to stay on the internet, spend more time with advanced training, which our company does
for free, by the way, for our tape producers, and to get out in the street and the grassroots
level, this time in Asia, China.
Thank you to the people.
Hold it right there.
We'll be right back.
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The complete set $249.95, and that's about $70 off the original price.
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I guess.
In other words, you've really got to get into it if you want to get anything out of it.
The numbers to call to order the tapes are 1-888-878-0333.
Let me repeat that.
888-878-0333. Let me repeat that, 1-888-878-0333 or there is a second number that's 1-877-878-1777.
And those numbers are good this morning as we do the program and then normally I would presume
During the day, or maybe even 24 hours.
I don't know.
Ed, is it a 24-hour number usually?
It is, 24 hours.
Okay.
I would like to give the audience an opportunity to ask questions, and judging from the way things are buzzing here, there are a lot of questions, so how about that?
Shoot.
Okay, shoot.
I've noticed also, I'd like to mention that since the last time we talked, Father Malachi Martin has passed away, and that was a great news.
That was very hard for me, Ed.
Father Malachi Martin and I had a number of private conversations, aside from what we did on the air.
But he did say something on the air about the third secret of Fatima that will always be with me.
And that was, he said, Art, if you could imagine the very worst that mankind could face, it's worse than that.
And he has read, he had read the Third Secret of Fatima.
And I always kind of wondered if there was a parallel to what you saw.
We, we, the best way we could describe it in terms of remote viewing the Third Secret is the opening of what in Revelation is called the Sixth Seal.
Read that and you'll see how bad it can be.
And you believe that the sixth seal has been opened?
Yes.
Okay.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Good morning.
Hello.
Going once.
Hello.
Yes, hello.
Hi.
You've got to speak up, sir.
I'm sorry.
Let me try this.
How's this?
Is this better?
Oh, much better.
Where are you?
This is Ross.
I'm calling from Las Vegas, listening to you on Hot Talk 105.1, KV14.
You bet.
Ross, you're on the air with Ed.
Ed, good morning, first of all.
Good morning.
And I wanted to ask you if you had done any remote viewing in regards to the possibility or the coming of the Antichrist.
And I ask this in view of some of the predictions that Sean Morden had done.
All right.
Actually, I'm not sure about the Antichrist.
I know that Ed has remote-viewed Satan.
That was really something, but Ed, the Antichrist?
We have, and we talked about it on one of your shows.
It appears to be a baby that is a throwaway baby, almost literally thrown into a dumpster upon birth.
That's about all that we know, and we think this baby I'm familiar with the ages and how old this individual is supposed to be at what time, but according to our data, it appears to be a baby that was born last year or this year and thrown away literally in a dumpster.
I won't say where in the world, but I don't want to do that because we're not going to change things.
Anyway, this person appears to become what in the literature is described as the anti-crisis.
The Antichrist is alive now.
As an infant, yes.
And has been retrieved from garbage.
So it has been, it was human garbage for a while.
Alright.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hi Art, thank you for taking the call.
Oh sir, you're going to have to yell at us, you're not... Oh alright, how about that?
That's much better.
I called you the other night when John Nolan was on with the author of the book, Confidential.
I was the last caller and I was talking about some of my experiences with technology theft.
I had worked with Taylor Kramer, or you called him Philip Kramer.
I knew him as Taylor Kramer, the former drummer for the Iron Butterfly and video compression specialist.
And we crossed some of the same people.
He's the second person that's disappeared out of my life.
Another esteemed scientist, a Blair Newman that a lot of people on the well should perk their ears up to that name.
There was a lot of speculation regarding his death too.
He supposedly committed suicide about four hours after I left him.
He said he was in fear of his life and I had taken some of the technology that we were working on and he had just bought a dune buggy and was talking about bombing around on the dunes and then four to eight hours later he supposedly committed suicide.
I had his autopsy report and everything.
And then I was working with Taylor Kramer and two days after I had my last meeting with Taylor, he disappeared and it looks like I was, and I believe he was to some degree, although I haven't been able to pin it down, the FBI has not been forthcoming with any information for me regarding some of the Asians that are involved with Johnny Chung, John Wong, the technology transfer, a lot of the same things that John Nolan had spoke of, and the 3,000 Chinese front companies.
And I know that Mr. Dames, you had said that there was some It's undetermined.
We knew as remote viewers he died in his van in the environs of L.A., but personally, I made the mistake of saying his body was in Montana because the elements that he was involved in had killed someone and buried them in Montana.
I personally slipped onto that.
I was dealing with two other missing children at the time, so that was my mistake, but we know he was being blackmailed.
That we know, and we have details about that that we don't want to make public because of the request of his family.
I know you're going to be in China.
I have not been able to talk to Kathy Kramer yet.
I hope to be able to find her once again.
Well, that's his sister, but there's also a wife and two children involved, too, so sometimes it's a dead horse lying.
That technology, from my information, and this comes out of the E.E.
Times, May 25th article, that China is now heavily involved in using, along with a couple of major American companies that I had referenced out of the Forbes Magazine article of May 17th.
So while you're over there, I don't know if that gives you... China's going to eat us.
They're going to figuratively eat us.
So, like I say, if you can't beat them, join them.
I too believe that about China, and Ed, when you get over there and you see it again in modern day, it's going to scare the hell out of you.
I saw it.
It scared me, profoundly scared me, what I saw going on over there.
Bob Crane just went over and he said, if you were scared before, you'd be really terrified now.
They're going to pass us like a freight train in the night.
Yep.
25% of the world's population.
They have our W88 now, our Neutron, our highest, most sophisticated weapon.
They have it in their hands.
All they have to do is just build them.
And then they're going to be equal with us.
And after that, Katy barred the door.
So let's not kid ourselves here.
I'm not.
No, I'm with you all the way on this one.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hello.
Hello.
Where are you, sir?
I am in Fargo, North Dakota.
All right.
And I have a question concerning the passing of Comet Lee.
All right.
Is it correct that it is passing pretty much as we speak?
Well, of course, yes.
Comet Lee has already passed the closest point of the Sun, I believe.
I'm not an astronomer.
Do you have any comments at all on Comet Lee, Ed?
I haven't been tracking cometly.
I'm interested in if the trajectory has been determined or not yet.
But I haven't seen any details.
Apparently scientists do not believe it's close enough to Earth to be any danger, but I have heard a prediction by Nostradamus where he predicted there would be a comet that came out of the constellation of Cancer And that was what comically came from.
There is a lot of synchronicity.
Yeah, there is.
Now, there was late word, scientific word, I believe, that comically has brightened unaccountably, much brighter than they thought that it was going to be.
And I received that in the last 24, 48 hours somewhere.
Western Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hello.
Hey, you guys.
It's the Zappa fan.
How are you, Ed?
Fine.
Congrats on your recent engagement.
Thank you.
First of all, Art, I wanted to thank you for casting such a huge spotlight on Pacifica.
Glad to help.
I think the left is so atrophied and anemic these days that they need some voices out there, some outlets.
Well, Ed, I just called to rattle your cage a bit, because, you know, someone has to do it, and you could be the only one who wants to take the job.
Tough job.
My theory is that Ed is actually the real-life version of the X-Files cigarette-smoking man.
The frustrated science-fiction writer who can't even give away his manuscripts, so he comes on the show to rant.
Let us not forget that Whitley Strieber, before he did any of his abduction books, was a fantasy-horror writer.
Wolfram is one of his books.
Also, interestingly enough, L. Ron Hubbard And I think the long-standing rumor of Scientology was that he'd got some friends he could start a religion and make it hugely successful.
But I have to say, my favorite story is the sentient robots caring for hibernating organisms under the monuments of Mars, because that's my favorite yarn, even more than the remote-viewing Satan Rift, because it has this real 50s pulp, amazing stories feel to it.
And I think that you and Chris Carter really need to do lunch, Ed.
Sometimes it's actually your listeners that frighten me more than any of your guests.
Those that accept the Twilight Zone tales unquestioningly are to me most likely the same people who believe that WWF is real and the Blair Witch Project is a true story.
I'm not a TV watcher or a writer, so a lot of this is being lost on me.
Sometimes art imitates life.
That's what I was going to say.
Caller, hold on, hold on, hold on.
You'll get to say it.
Hold on.
Caller, you know something?
If you look back and you read the old science fiction, and when I say old, I mean 50 years ago.
You know what writers were writing then, uh, would read every mystery story, things like that.
Most of it is science fact now.
Well, I did want to leave you with one thing.
Ed, you did mention that you thought one of the reasons we're no longer in the dark ages, uh, of the early national security state days is because of the press.
But I have to bring people's attention to an article that came out in 78 by Joseph Trento, the spy who came in from the newsroom.
Where the Comply News Service had to admit that they had 23 paid employees working as journalists and that they were getting stories fed.
And I think through recent Freedom of Information Act materials, it's been alleged that there's CIA attaches at every small and large TV, radio station, newspaper and magazine.
And I'll give you an example quote, if you'd like.
Well, I'm glad that I'm entertaining for you, and I'm glad you're there.
the significance of short person behavior and total depress, panchromatic resonances
and other highly ambient domains.
I'm glad that I'm entertaining for you and I'm glad you're there.
But there really are some laws that are passed and there are charters and there are laws
that apply to the intelligence agencies and they are quite real.
One of those laws, those laws have not been passed in the last 15 years, 10 years.
Two of those laws are no CIA agents as journalists and as ministers or representatives of religious organizations, and they mean it.
So if you do that as an agent or an agency, you go to jail, and those are very real laws.
That was not the case 20 years ago, at all.
It was carte blanche, take my word for it.
That's what my guest the other night said, too.
Um, first time caller on the line, you're on the air with Major Ed Daines.
Hi.
Hello.
Hello.
Lester the Rocky is called toll-free 1-800-618-8255.
We're out of, uh, Seattle, Washington.
Okay, I'm gonna have to bleep that out, Steve.
Uh, sorry about that.
So we're gonna try it from the top here, since we don't have the last names.
Your name is Steve, you're in Seattle?
Yes, I had a question here for, uh, well, evening out there, Mr. Daines.
It's, uh, late night over here where I'm at.
I had one question for you, I have to write it down, because it's just one long, complete sentence.
With many facets, if I may, are you there?
Yes, we're here.
Fire away.
Okay, I'll fire away.
Everything I've been listening to tonight, and I've listened to Art religiously for years gone by, my question is, everything that you've been saying, a little bit about a lot of things, does, for example, the New World Order, the One World Government, Y2K, solar flare-ups come January, the May 2000 Planet Alignment And if I may throw a pun in there, the Federation, Next Generation, is any or all of this connected somehow or another?
Well, some of those things I don't even recognize.
Others are speculative in nature as events and or problematic.
So, I can't answer your question.
We're connected, you and I, via a higher agency, but I don't know if those things are connected.
Well, I guess events, Ed, as you describe them, as you look down a timeline and you see the various spikes of things that are coming, or I suppose if you were to look back, the spikes that have been.
Looking back, it seems to me, in your business would be a great way to calibrate the way you look at things.
I agree.
But I can only generalize a statement, and that would be similar to what you call the quickening, I call a confluence of events.
It's the same animal by different names.
Gotcha.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hi.
Where are you?
In Toronto.
Toronto.
Alright, sir.
How are you today, gentlemen?
We're alright.
I talked to you last time before Ed went and researched into Satan.
Yes.
And I brought up Wilhelm Reich at that time.
But what I would like to question right now, I have been doing after-projection out-of-body travel, but I haven't been able to put the conscious-subconscious link together.
I just about died of carbon monoxide poisoning when the lady next door died in the townhouse complex almost a year ago now.
And I've gone through some massive changes.
I am going to order your course.
Is that going to help me develop this to the utmost?
What is your goal?
Leading the people that are surviving.
That's my mission, not my goal.
I've been told what to do.
What's the means by which you're going to lead?
How are you going to do that?
With information?
With information, plus supplies, plus build up the same as what you've done.
I'm trying to do the same thing up here.
That's a reasonable question, actually.
Remote viewing has nothing to do with astral projection.
That is a different phenomenon.
I'm going to put a link together on my Astral Projecting.
All right.
That's a reasonable question, actually.
Remote viewing has nothing to do with Astral Projection.
That is a different phenomenon.
It's something we experimented with in the military, but we could not cause it.
We did not have on-off control of Astral Projection.
When it happened, it was such an awing experience that it was very much like...
Us, when we're remote viewing, crossing that line and experiencing the target is not a
data collection mechanism and it's not connected with remote viewing.
They're two separate things.
When you remote view, you are not out of your body, are you?
You aren't and you're not going anywhere.
You are turning your attention, your unconscious attention, toward a specific pattern of information.
Is there any commonality, though, in the realm in which the information or the out-of-body experience occurs?
No, there is not.
Out-of-body is in a different dimension, and remote viewing is in a dimension of mind.
Aren't you the gentleman that predicted, I think about six or seven months ago, that in July of 1999, somebody would release anthrax into Yankee Stadium?
No.
We remote-viewed Nostradamus' quatrain, vis-a-vis the King of Terror, and said that what he was looking at was that, and that he chose The date, the seventh month, we wondered whether or not he was correct time-wise.
And you will also recall, sir, that the seventh month is actually a period of time between July and September, it's widely thought, not just July.
Okay, well we're in, here we are, about mid-August.
That's correct.
Remote viewing cannot nail down time.
That's why we were so interested in this quatrain.
Number one, we wanted to see what Nostradamus was describing in the contemporary vernacular, in terms of contemporary meaning.
It turns out the King of Terror was the King of Terrorists.
It is an attack on a stadium using biological weapons by a terrorist.
But Nostradamus said the seventh month.
We wondered if, since he was such a prominent savant, If he could call it from that far back, several centuries ago.
Okay, but you stated the belief that after all the work that you've done with your remote viewing team, that you took this to mean that... I mean, you made a very specific prediction.
You said it would be probably July... It was against... Specifically, what he was looking at was a terrorist attack on what appeared to be a continental U.S.
stadium.
We're going to have to hold it there, but that's exactly right.
The date, we wondered about the date.
That's what attracted our attention because it was one of the few quatrains where he specified a date.
And that's something that we can't do.
We're going to have to hold it there, but that's exactly right.
That was the remote viewing of a quatrain from Nostradamus's, which is not yet in the failed category.
Pretty woman, walking down the street. Pretty woman, the kind I like to meet.
Pretty woman, I don't know if you feel like the truth.
No one could look as good as you.
The third day.
Thank you.
Her hair's a ton of gold Her lips sweet and dry Her hands are never cold She's got better days than that She's got a music for me You won't have to think twice She's pure as New York, no?
She's got that Eddie Davis vibe!
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Ed?
Here, Art.
Okay, good.
Lots and lots and lots of people want to talk to you.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Top of the morning to you.
Good morning.
This is Dan in El Paso.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
I have two questions for Mr. Dames.
All right.
The first one is, in the 20 years that you were working for the government, did you ever use remote viewing for domestic purposes as far as insurgent subversive groups?
Ooh.
Only counter-narcotics.
Okay.
That was by our permission.
As you know, the U.S.
Army Department of Defense in those days was not allowed to use intelligence methods against American civilians.
That's the FBI's bailiwick.
CIA is political and economic intelligence overseas, so there are rules, restrictions, charters, and we did not have the license to do that except when counter narcotics operations became part of our charter,
only for that reason.
There was one other area too. When we had a foreign unknown KGB agent in the country,
then we coordinated our activities, our attack if you will, with the FBI and we did use remote
surveillance. We were able to get into the minds and the operations of some KGB science
and technology officers that were in the United States.
and you will be going to sign up to teach.
Thank you.
Do we run the risk of the same methods being used as far as industrial espionage?
And I know that every measure has a countermeasure.
Does the remote viewing have a defense mechanism in it, too?
No.
There are none.
None at all?
None at all.
All right, sir.
Thank you.
Remarkable.
All right.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hi.
I just wanted to ask a question and then a comment.
Have you read Hal Lindsey's The Late Great Planet Earth?
I have not.
Well, it's very interesting.
He reveals and goes in detail about the prophecies of the Bible coming to pass.
And we're in for a lot worse than what these days are now.
Oh, yeah.
Hot time in the old town tonight.
I agree.
And, you know, all these killings.
Child molesters, I mean, it's just going to get worse.
But I was going to make a comment that the sixth seal that you talked about, I believe it's going to be in the tribulation period.
There are many people in disagreement with SciTech's prognostications and data.
We're saying that the sixth seal is open, already open now.
We're on the front end of the effects, beginning with volcanism and things like that.
Right.
Do you believe that like within the next 15 to 20 years that the Lord Jesus is going to come back?
I don't know.
You don't know?
I have no idea.
Well, I just, maybe you could try whatever you do just to see what that's about.
What good would it do?
Well, why not?
I mean, if the Bible's already been proven to be the truth, and if there's going to be, if this world is going to get worse, no rich or poor person is going to survive.
Not even if they're close to water.
Then ma'am, what he just said makes all the sense.
What good Would it do?
In other words, if that is what is coming, what good does it do to know that?
If you read your Bible and you believe your Bible, then you know it's coming anyway.
So I think your answer is appropriate, Ed.
First time caller on the line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Greetings from Birmingham, Alabama, Art.
Alabama, yes, sir.
Ed, I've got several questions, but may I answer to your previous question to the previous caller?
Of course.
The answer I would say, what good would it do, would be that you might prepare their soul better to meet the Lord.
And that's not just a mere academic venture, but if the Lord Jesus is really coming back, then preparing to meet him would be a very practical thing to do.
But my question is... How would any information that SciTech produces, or any remote viewer, help prepare anyone?
I'm talking about the biblical prophecies that point to his coming back.
Oh, I see.
In terms of the prophecies, yes.
Preparation would be for survival, physical survival.
My question had to do with a methodological question.
Why do you trust remote viewing as opposed to maybe exegesis of those prophecies?
I'm referring specifically to your past prognostication about the Mark of the Beast being a The only way you can trust remote viewing is to actually be skilled in it yourself.
I'm not asking anyone who is not skilled in the techniques and the methods to trust it.
It would be like, how would you trust that machine over there that's parked on that runway to actually fly?
It looks like just a piece of metal to me and there's no way I'm going to get in that.
And you're saying it's going to fly at a thousand miles an hour?
Well, actually, that was not my question on why I might trust remote viewing.
I was asking, why do you trust remote viewing?
And I might ask Sylvia a question.
What's the distinction between clairvoyance and remote viewing, as well as, in light of what the Scriptures say and sacred tradition says, that these forms of divination are actually condemned by the God who He has allegedly revealed the revelation.
All right, those are two questions.
I'm actually a non-sequitur.
First question was, why do you trust remote viewing?
Empirical data.
Remember, we had our genesis as a military intelligence collection tool.
We had to be right in order to support military operations where life or death was at stake or deadly force was going to be used.
It was not used inoffensive.
Remote viewing was used in conjunction with usually one or two other intelligence collection techniques.
photo intelligence, signal intelligence, human intelligence, something like that, so it wasnít
used in times of desperation when we had nothing else to go by.
We had to be able to refine the techniques to make them work every single time consistently.
When you do that, then it becomes trustworthy based upon empirical experience.
His next question, I think, went to the biblical perspective of prognosticators, which he tossed
you in with for the purposes of the criticism.
In other words, the Bible warns against people who will come along, prophets, false prophets, and so forth and so on.
We're not prophets.
This is an information collection tool.
That's all it is.
And that's the answer.
We forecast.
We tend to forecast events.
But we're not prophets.
The only prophets I know were written down in the Bible.
Period.
Wild Card Line.
You're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hello.
Hello Art Bell.
This is Damian.
I spoke to you last week.
How are you?
Hi Damian.
Alright.
Hello Major Ed Dames.
How are you doing?
I'm doing fine, thank you.
I have a few questions as a matter of fact.
The first one is, if one were to remote view the mind of an entity, for example an extraterrestrial being of a particular race, Or a demonic entity or an angel of any sort, can one use this information to gain power for one's own mind to do as they do, whether positive or negative?
In terms of human potential, no.
Because those entities are not human.
One is extraterrestrial, one is angelic.
You can use it to enhance human potential.
For instance, the yoga cities, the advanced cities, those kinds of things, yes.
You can gain more access into More knowledge about how those kinds of things are executed, how they're trained, that kind of thing.
Okay.
In terms of self-empowerment.
My other question is, through the means of acquiring patterns of information by remote viewing, can this technology have the ability in some way or another to verbally communicate in an interaction of spoken word with the dead?
With the dead?
With the dead.
Now there is a pretty interesting question.
That is an interesting question, Ed.
You certainly have found people to be dead, to be no longer living on Earth, but I don't think I've ever heard anybody ask you about communication with those who have passed on.
We've discussed it once or twice, crucially.
We split up into three separate systems just before death.
The soul goes one way, the body goes another, and the mind goes another.
Mind dissipates like a cloud dissipates.
Think of it in terms of an electromagnetic cloud.
It just dissipates.
The electrical activity of the brain.
What we think of as our consciousness?
Consciousness dissipates.
The body, we know what happens to the body.
And the soul takes off.
That's one's identity.
One's essential essence.
That remains, but it goes away.
As remote viewers, we have no chain of custody.
We have not succeeded in tracking that.
I've never heard you say all this before.
That's very interesting.
Body, we all know what happened to that.
Who cares?
The mind, though, what we think of as our consciousness, dissipates like a cloud.
By the way, it panics.
It panics at the fear of death.
And sometimes that cloud does not dissipate.
So many times when people talk about channeled entities, what they have is a mind that has latched on, usually by invitation, to another human.
It's sort of like a small growth.
Think of it that way.
Or a ghost, Ed?
Yes.
Something like a ghost also.
And the soul separate from all this It's all gone.
It goes forth.
It's gone.
But you know, Ed, here's the part that I don't get, I don't understand, and maybe we're not
meant to understand it, but what is, without consciousness, then what identifies my soul
as anything at all that remembers or has anything to do with this life or the next life or whatever
it is that awaits us.
I don't know.
That's a good answer.
That's a good answer.
But without the consciousness, then what is a soul?
It's essentially your essential essence without a mind.
That's interesting.
That would account then.
That's what's being harvested from this planet.
That's why the planet is so important, because souls are being harvested.
Just like heads of grain or wheat, and you know, all the chaff and the rest of the stocks go to wheat.
The gardener harvests the grain head, the flower.
You're giving me a lot to think about.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hi, this is Patty from Burnsville, Minnesota.
Hi, Patty.
Hi, and I've been fascinated with Major Ed Dames ever since I saw a program on TV with Ingo Swann, and it was kind of an introduction to me into remote viewing.
It could have been on the Discovery Channel, one of the cable channels, but I don't remember what, because it's been a couple years now since I saw it, but Ingo Swann was pretty much the main narrator.
I did see you on the program, if I remember right.
is the Wright brothers of remote viewing. He is the father of remote viewing. He was
my teacher.
Yes, I'm just fascinated. Anyway, I'm kind of dumbfounded here, but one of my questions
was, I wrote down as far as getting your tapes, for a person like myself, I'm telepathic.
I have certain psychic abilities, that type of thing.
What would be, you know, always in mind like for the good of, you know, doing something, but what would be a practical purpose for me?
You know, I'm fascinated by the whole thing and would love to learn it.
In other words, what is the practical use of remote viewing?
Right.
That's a good straight out question, Ed.
What is the practical use?
You know, for the average person out there, not the person who wants to learn where the safe places might be if catastrophic events occur or what those events are, but somebody who wants to use remote viewing just for practical reasons in their life.
There are a number of practical reasons, but the best way to use it is to look at your own life.
What you do is you set a problem up, and we teach this.
To set a problem up, to look at what we call an optimum trajectory for your own life, where you should be living, who you should be with as a mate, if anyone.
what you should be doing as a livelihood, those kinds of things because that eventuates
in a greater degree of fulfillment and happiness.
Let's not kid ourselves, that's what it's all about.
Everybody wants to be happy.
That's what I use remote viewing for.
It doesn't mean you're going to be 100% happy or fulfilled, but you're going to be a whole
lot more so than if you weren't equipped or armed with that kind of knowledge.
It's coming from the universal mind, what we call the matrix, and that's why the tool
I'm someone who doesn't want to know everything that's coming.
Are you tempted to or do you think it would be impossible for you to remote view the prospects
of your own marriage?
I could do that effectively, but I would not want to do it.
I'm someone who doesn't want to know everything that's coming.
I'd rather just live day to day the best that I can because some things in life may be stepping
stones to growth, to better knowledge, to become for character building.
There may be pain involved that in the end is a blessing in disguise because it's character building in nature.
Who wants to know everything?
It takes all the fun out of life anyway.
To hear Ed Dame say that is quite a surprise.
This is from Paula Marie in Kansas City, and she's dead right.
She says, all right, the reason Nostradamus' experts say July through September is because the actual origin of the words of the famous quatrain are sept moa, which can be interpreted as the seventh month or month of September, or because Nostradamus wrote sort of in riddles, it could be a clever way of indicating the time period of July through September.
You agree with that, Ed?
I don't know if I agree with it.
I've heard this time and again, but again, I hark back to my idea of the soundbite mentality, that it makes it difficult when you attempt to describe technical things in layman's terms, because selective listening is involved.
Well, selective listening is what I get here on the radio.
People say, you said the following will occur in July.
Well, you didn't say that.
You said you remote-viewed That quatrain of Nostradamus... We're looking through the eyes, figuratively speaking, of Nostradamus to see what he was looking at when he described, in those terms that were translated into English, as the King of Terror.
Do you know what I mean?
He was describing the King of Terrorists.
Sure, but you understand what I mean when I say... Selective listeners, yes?
Yes, certainly do.
Completely clear.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Good morning, this is Jen in Port Angeles, Washington, which is about 100 miles north or west of Seattle.
Hi Jen.
And I'm wondering, we have plenty of water here, like we have the Olympic Rainforest right next to us, but is this not a good place because of the volcano, Mount Rainier, Mount Baker and all that?
I have two questions.
Yeah, we believe that the next volcanic eruption in North America, and we've stated this Two and a half years would be around the Mono Lake area, and the size of that we did not determine, so it could be small.
I don't know where Mono Lake is.
It's down in California.
Oh, so I have a little time here, right?
I would assume.
Okay.
My next question is in regard to the ergot that you were talking about in life...
Lycopetra purpurea.
Pardon me?
Holy fungus.
You mentioned certain things like you said grasses and I see you said wheat,
you said I think you said corn, you said...
Maize.
Huh?
Maize, sorghum, wheat.
I don't know about corn.
Okay, then my question is, if I'm going to, let's say, move to the western area in Montana, in Glacier National Park, and I want to grow some foods, which ones can I safely grow that are not going to be affected by this?
Things that are underground, like potatoes and onions and...
Well, anything that ergot doesn't attack.
Agriculturalists don't want you to know that the African species of ergot have already infiltrated into Texas.
Pretty quiet.
But plants wouldn't it affect?
Are you on the internet?
No.
Okay, go to the library and just look up mold, and that particular fungus and ergot, and it'll show you, it'll give you pictures of what it affects.
Well, what is the actual name that I would look for of the mold?
What's the name of it?
Ergot.
E-R-G-O-T.
Oh, that's it?
Just look under ergot?
Yes.
Alright, we're going to have to go, dear.
Okay, thank you.
Thank you very much for the call.
Ed, hold on, we're at the top of another hour with one more to go.
My guest is Major Ed Dane, SciTech's Major Ed Dane.
I'm Art Bell and this is Coast to Coast AM.
Welcome to Coast to Coast AM.
From the Kingdom of Nye, this is Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell on the Premier Radio Network.
the next video.
Those words never fail to get to me.
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Art Bell.
Major Ed Daines is my guest.
All right.
Well, I can't resist.
This is from Stephen in British Columbia, Ed.
And he asks, Ed says he is not a prophet.
So does that then mean that SciTech is a non-profit organization?
Yeah.
No, we do have one free thing and that's to a U.S.
high schools.
Operation Guiding Light, I've mentioned this before, our company provides to high schools.
All librarians have to do is send us a request on the school letterhead and we provide a copy of our entire tape set to U.S.
high schools.
We did this to Columbine High and we've continued this.
I am aware you've been doing that in the background.
I know that, yes.
Art, I've been waiting for this one.
You're going to love this one.
It's Andy in Willets, California.
I am shocked.
Ed Dame's going to sell his remote viewing ideas to China?
As an ex-US military man, Ed is doing something a traitor would do.
Sell out Andy in Willets.
If you look through time like I do and the Chinese are running things, then what's the
difference?
Actually, I'm not selling out anything.
I'm lecturing at Peking University and Nanking University and I speak Chinese as some of
your listeners know.
Oh, that's right. You do speak Chinese, don't you?
Yes, I do.
I had completely forgotten that.
Why did you learn Chinese, Ed?
Well, my sons are half Chinese, both of them.
I lived in China for many years, and I'm what the Chinese people call an egg, yellow on the inside and white on the outside.
I've been immersed in the culture and the language for so long that it's second nature.
You're an egg, all right.
Yeah.
Ease to the Rockings, you're on the air with Bad Egg Ed.
Hi Art and Ed.
I take exception to his statement about the Antichrist being born just a year or so ago.
I am the Antichrist and I was born 4-11-40.
Look, he has always said the timelines are difficult.
That's the kindest thing I can say to you right now, sir.
The whole earth Well, Ed, you know, I don't know what to say about that, man.
it's going to be okay, right?
If certain things aren't done by certain dates, the whole earth is going to go to extinction
with the exception of a chosen few that will be taken.
All right.
Well, Ed, you know, I don't know what to say about that, man.
Love your show, Art.
That's right.
Next call.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hello.
Hi.
Hi.
You are not the Antichrist, are you?
Absolutely not.
Okay.
I'm just afraid to ask that question after that last call, Ed.
That's all right.
I believe Ed is correct in that a mother and child have to present themselves.
I know you've seen the set of the seal.
No, because I appreciate the meaning.
It's just a simple meaning.
in there. And I think Ed is right on with his analysis. My question being, have you
ever considered getting a volunteer person to have that child?
Ed?
No.
Why?
Because I appreciate the meaning. It's just a simple meaning. It's just a simple act that
means we understand what the baseline is, the start point, the learning curve.
Actually, no.
between the bond between the mother and child is the basis for humanity, and I mean humanity,
for becoming inhuman.
That's all.
That's the simple, short part.
But you seem to be having a problem getting a woman to be willing to do this.
Well, actually no.
There's a whole lot of volunteers.
The problem is with the fears on the part of the people that own and manage the ranch.
You know what, ma'am?
I can tell you that Ed is right, because after we did the last show, I thought it was absolutely remarkable.
In fact, I'm still considering it.
I had so many faxes and emails from mothers who wanted to volunteer themselves and their infants in this experiment.
That's why I was calling.
There you are.
But the people who are involved in it, Doing the research at NIDS and The Ranch are not prepared to take the responsibility that obviously they would incur even with a volunteer.
They're very, and properly so, concerned about that responsibility.
So, it doesn't matter how many volunteer, I don't think that at this time they're prepared to assume that liability.
Because I'd be willing to sign a waiver of liability because it has to be an act of faith.
Yes.
You are right.
You are correct.
What you just said is exactly right, as Ed said.
Yes.
And if you have the faith, you're not worried about it.
I can preach you to the choir.
How do we make this a reality is what I'm...
You've got to ask the lawyers.
Ask the lawyers.
Could you find out if they'd be willing to accept a waiver?
You call a lawyer and let us know what he says.
Well, it would have to be the lawyer for the ranch.
Well, my guess is no way in hell.
Knowing what I know about lawyers, they are exceptionally cautious people.
And when you go to them, they will nearly always advise you to do the most cautious, least likely to get you in trouble kind of thing.
Now, there are other symbols that could probably be used, but I don't know of them right now.
There may be other ways of us feeding back our understanding of who these are, of what these visitors are, and how they choose to That's how we choose to initiate contact that's acceptable to them, but that's the only one that I've rolled across.
Did you ever get to see The 7th Sign?
I have not sent a thank you to someone who sent that to me in California.
I've still got his name in my email, but I want to say thank you.
Somebody did send it to me, and I did get a chance to watch it.
Oh, you have watched it?
Someone sent that to me after our last show, yes.
The ending of that movie must have struck you very strongly.
Nothing strikes me strongly anymore in movies because they're just movies.
It was very interesting.
It was the world saved by a mother without hesitation willing to give her life for her child.
That simple?
That's a strong, strong symbol.
It's a kind of symbol.
Again, the basis, the start point for humanity.
It all starts right there.
It's the start point.
It's square one.
I'm so glad you got to see that.
First time caller on the line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hello, I have two questions for... Alright, you're going to have to yell at us, sir.
You're not allowed.
Where are you?
I'm calling from Illinois.
Okay.
My first question is, have you used your remote viewing strategies to get an idea of what UFOs really are?
And the second thing I'd like to mention along those lines is, there's a little known law that's actually on the books at NASA, Extraterrestrial Exposure Law, Title 14, Section 1211, Code of Federal Regulations, adopted 16 June 1969.
Uh, this has to do with, uh, any exposure to, uh, aliens, you're automatically a criminal and can be, uh, you know, held and $5,000 fine and the whole nine yards, so.
Yeah, actually, that's right.
Yeah.
Cuff me.
Excuse me?
Cuff me.
Take me away.
I'm aware of the law.
Many people are.
Sixteen years of using remote viewing, both coordinate remote viewing on the part of the military team and technical remote viewing, problem-solving tool, more powerful tool, of looking at various and sundry different phenomena, including abduction phenomena, yes.
Spent a lot of time doing that.
Sir, I have a question for you.
If you were to be the first human contacted by another race who appeared to be coming to you in peace, Wanting contact, would you recall this law that you just spoke about and run away?
Or would you exceed the speed limit and say hello?
The only reason I pointed the law out... I'm not sure what I would do.
I can't say, honestly.
I mean, you really wouldn't say, hey sucker, this is against the law, I'm out of here, would you?
I don't know.
You might, huh?
I'm not sure.
I really couldn't say.
It's actually a law in the books, and yet the government denies it, you know.
Well, it is a law in the books, as a matter of fact.
I'm surprised that he would give us that answer, but maybe that's why they're not here yet, because of answers like that.
We're treated like children because we act like children.
We just don't have the wisdom threshold to punch through.
We've almost been there a couple of times.
There may be a big payoff, especially at this critical juncture in humanity by achieving contact.
If we relegate it to the realm of Hollywood, we really need to put more thought and wisdom into this.
Alright, Wild Card Line, you're on the air with The Egg.
Yeah, hello Art, hello Ed.
Hi.
Yeah, I'm in the middle of Kansas, and I'm laying in a lawn chair looking up at the sky, and the meteor shower's just awesome.
I mean, they're streaking across the sky, it's pretty cool.
Yep.
And I was watching up in the sky, and this triangular object, it had, I mean, I couldn't see through it.
I couldn't see the stars through it, but it looked like three stars.
In a perfect triangle ratio, just slowly moving across the sky.
I thought I was seeing things, but it just moved slowly, and it did look like airplane lines.
They weren't blinking or anything, just looked like stars, three stars, in a perfect triangle, just moving across the sky.
Welcome to the club.
People who are trained in technical remote viewers, What they would do is take that particular incident, they learn how to target that specifically, and turn their attention to it, and they are able to determine what that is.
What it is, its origin, those kinds of things.
Is it, let's say, an artifact of something else?
Is it a solid object?
A projection of some type.
All those kinds of things are determinable using these techniques.
Well, what have you thus far determined with regard to the objects that flit about in our skies the way they do?
There's a number of different objects, all representative of different technologies.
Some of them are ours, some of them are somebody else's, and some of them belong to earthlings in the future.
They're time travelers.
Time machines.
Back and forth.
Time machines.
Indeed.
East of the Rockies, you're on air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Good morning, you men.
Good morning.
This is Gordon in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Art.
Hey, Gordon.
I have two questions, if I might, for Ed.
You might.
If you can speak on this, the idea that it's possible that there is a race of people from
the lower fourth dimension that have been here for hundreds of years, they're able to
occupy human bodies under certain circumstances, and they've perpetuated a bloodline through
hundreds or maybe thousands of years, and they're reptilian looking.
Are you familiar with that scenario at all?
Familiar with the scenario?
It's false, as far as I'm concerned.
That is false?
Totally false.
All right.
The situation is this.
A person I heard about recently working out west, ran into an old friend, and they spent
a week together just fishing and stuff.
He found out his friend had learned to astrally project.
During their visit, he said, why don't you go in Cheyenne Mountain one night?
I'm a little interested in what's in there.
His friend reported to him a few days later that he did enter through the mountain down
a hallway.
At some point, he was in the middle of a mountain.
He was frozen.
He was up by the ceiling, he said.
Couldn't move.
These lights and audible alarms went off.
A couple of security-looking people with some type of oddball weapon, he said, came.
Well, no.
Take it from me.
There's no detector for an astro-projection.
Astro-projection is very real.
When it happens, and again, speaking from experience, you can feel as if you are trapped behind enemy lines.
I have felt that in Droninsky Square, the KGB headquarters, the Council of Ministers building, when it happens to you and you break free and that happens and you're experiencing either an altered state or astral travel, you panic because you don't have a badge, you don't speak Russian, you're not supposed to be there.
It feels like it's real, that real.
But you create that in your own mind?
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
A real experience, a very real experience.
You're actually sharing that particular reality, that pattern of information, and you become part of that event.
For instance, your friend, if he had really effectively astral traveled to Cheyenne Mountain,
would become part of that moment in time of Cheyenne Mountain, so that I, as a technical
remote viewer, remote viewing Cheyenne Mountain at that specific time, would detect this other
presence and be able to track it back to your friend lying in a bed, sitting in a chair,
or something else like that, knowing that there's a presence there that is a person
who is out of body.
But there's no detection stuff that...
No, there is not.
That where you actually project, you won't be detected?
No, no.
There's no...
Now, another human being who is very, very psychically attuned could know.
I understand that.
They could know.
All right.
I'm a yogi, and I've had experience with that.
I just wondered about it.
It's probably just a rumor.
Well, I really enjoy your show very much.
Thank you, sir, and have a very, very good morning.
What's left of it, that is.
Listen, everybody.
We are now in the beginning hour, between now and dawn, wherever you are, of being able to see probably the best part of the meteor shower.
Though even the next few days will be interesting.
If you have an opportunity to get outside and spend a few minutes looking at the sky, you'll get a real treat.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Yes, this is Mike.
I'm calling from Seattle.
I listen on Como 1000 Talk Radio.
The big one in Seattle, yes, sir.
That's right.
I'm kind of curious.
I had listened to the previous show where you had asked Ed Dames about the contrails Yes.
And when he had mentioned at that time that he couldn't reveal, I just heard for the first time he said there were four different types.
Correct.
And he couldn't reveal the fourth type.
I'm wondering, is it something from his military days that he assigned something that he can't Reveal it because of that?
Or is it because of collected remote viewing data that would be giving away a classified program?
And the answer is both?
Both, yes.
I was involved in several programs and one of them was... Well, the reason I was wondering was on the first show when you had mentioned that, that you couldn't mention, I've had many precognitive and telepathic type experiences in my life and I got it crystal clear Well, if you were to say it right now, sir, he wouldn't be able to confirm it or deny it.
Yeah.
Well, would you mind if I venture a guess?
No, no.
No, you go ahead and speculate away.
Well, I believe that the fourth type is some type of chemical that they can put in the air that if there is a
release of an airborne virus, or even possibly radiation, that this is meant to pull it down and keep it localized
instead of letting it spread.
All right.
Well, that's your guess.
I'll give you my guess.
I think we're all being inoculated without without our knowledge.
But that's your guess.
That's my guess.
And I guess that doesn't sound wrong.
Cool.
At least you gave us that much.
All right, Ed.
Hold on.
That was my best shot, too, and I'm wrong.
Oh, well.
From the high desert, this is Coast to Coast AM, where anything and I mean anything can happen.
Well I think it's time to get ready to realize just what I have been.
I have been in all this hell of what's mine
and all that's left to me now.
Señor Camel's been Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Shadows paintin' our faces.
Tracin' the romance in our heads.
Heaven's holding our hands, breathe through Shine is just for us
Let's slip off to a sad tune, breathe through Kick up a little dance
Come on, can't you see it's our friend?
He's pouring down the way.
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Ah, that's the place, all right.
The high desert.
And Major Ed Dames, Sydex Major Ed Dames, is my guest.
And we will once again tell you how to get the remote viewing videotapes to teach you to do precisely what Ed does.
In a moment, so get paper and pencil handy, please.
I think somebody just got a free commercial, but I guess that's all right.
And whenever I hear that, it's my own commercial, I think of a doctor looking at somebody and saying, my God, man, that thing's the size of a basketball.
Hey, listen, tomorrow night, Philip Clark is going to be my guest host, and You'll know Philip Clark by his voice.
Philip Clark has probably done most of the movie trailers.
You know, that big, deep voice that invites you to go back into the water with the sharks or whatever?
That's Philip Clark, and he'll be here tomorrow night.
His guest will be a main guest, Tom Schroeder, who wrote a book called The Scientific Evidence for Past Lives.
And then Sunday on Dreamland, it will be Whitley Strieber hosting.
With the usual cast of characters, including Linda, and I'm not sure where she'll be by then.
Back now to Major Ed Dames, and Major, I promised everybody you'd give out the numbers.
We'd give out the numbers one more time for the TRV tapes, tape number one or the whole batch.
There are two phone numbers.
What are they?
1-888-878-0333.
1-888-878-0333 or 1-877-878-1777.
Okay.
They can visit our website at www.scitech.net or hit it through via your site, through Keith's
site and get all the information they need on technical remote viewing and on background.
I've got a good project for you and I bet you've never done it. Have you ever TRV'd
the future of TRV?
Yes.
You're kidding?
No.
No, no, we have.
And it isn't TRV anymore.
It's something else.
And I'm still working on that something else.
You know, technical remote viewing, it's still, my philosophy is, if it's not broken, don't fix it.
It works, but I still think there are parts of it that are primitive, but there's nothing like it.
At any rate, there is something in the future that is better, and I'm working on that.
In terms of human potential, we can use this tool to look at human potential.
We're discovering things that are latent in the human body that have never been switched on and could be switched on.
That's what I'm working on now in my laboratory.
Oh, I believe that!
It's a very interesting thing.
Very interesting indeed.
You know, I'll give you a hint.
There are certain frequencies of light that when flashed the right way, at the right densities, on a naked human body, can affect some changes that are unbelievable.
Absolutely unbelievable.
For instance, DNA repair, immediate DNA repair, melanomas, those kinds of things.
And it's my hope that That by keeping somebody in that light, a human, I'll be working with animals at first, lab animals, and plants, that we can control the HIV virus, not kill the virus itself, but boost the immune system to the point where the human immunodeficiency virus
Cannot make any more inroads.
We can stay the course of the disease, so that's one of my hopes.
That actually is an approach I've heard from several quarters lately, that the immune system itself might be the key, rather than trying to defeat the virus, build the immune system.
Yes, I believe that, I absolutely believe that, and my approach is a biophysical approach, rather than a pharmacological approach, using biophysics Yeah, this is Nick from Oregon.
It looks really good art.
It looks very, very good.
You never fail to amaze me.
Never, never, never.
Every program.
That's a worthwhile project.
Yeah, it is.
First time caller on the line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Yeah, this is Nick from Oregon.
Nick, you're going to have to yell.
You're not loud.
This is Nick from Oregon.
Right.
My question to Mr. Dames is how far into the future has he remote viewed anything?
All right.
How far into the future have you observed an event?
I know that it's rough, timelines are hard, but what do you think?
I would say about, my guess is from 20 to 40 years from now, when we have this entirely parched Earth scenario, just bleak, barren Earth for most parts of the planet.
And who wants to go past that?
But there's something that happens in this timeline where it does appear to be where these things that are flying around in the sky, I use flying loosely of course, do appear to approach Earth and finally make contact.
It appears that we have to wait for these very serious catastrophes to occur prior to having real contact with an extraterrestrial race.
Um, Wild Card Line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Uh, yes, Art Bell.
Hey, Dames.
Uh, yes, this is Tim in a big truck crossing America here.
And, uh, I got a two-part question for you.
Um, the first part, uh, I want to know, uh, what, what pertains to the biblical sense as the, like the, uh, Okay, you're listening to the radio.
Oh, okay, sorry.
Turn your radio off altogether.
Okay.
Sorry, Art.
It will confuse you.
Okay.
Your question?
They said that the Earth was flooded and then life was deceased, except for known animals.
And then the prophecy of the Bible said that the Earth would be burnt.
Would that be like a solar flare or something that they were expecting?
Something like that?
We think so.
Okay.
And my second question is, Have you done hypnotic states as far as what you're doing?
In the early days, in the military team, when I ran the research and development for the military team, we used everything to try to augment and enhance what we could do.
Everything you could think of.
Housing, you name it.
Including hypnagogic states.
And what we've got now is the best that we can do.
Technical remote viewing.
My company owns it.
That's remarkable.
So you even tried hypnosis?
We tried everything you can imagine.
Were there any other things that showed significant promise aside from what you ended up with?
There was, yes, psychokinesis, the so-called psi switch.
We were able to finally get a handle on mentally affecting certain systems at a distance, but the money went into intelligence collection Rather than that.
And so that knowledge exists, but engineering doesn't yet.
Where do you think that would have gone if it had been financed and followed?
God only knows.
It's a pretty awesome thing.
It's pretty awesome.
Ease to the Rockies.
You're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Good morning.
Good morning.
This is Kevin in Michigan.
And I'd appreciate it if you all give me the answer over the phone.
Because all my stations have faded away.
All right.
I was wondering why you selected Glacier Park other than water.
Only one other reason, but water was the primary.
Fresh, clean, ample supplies of water, fish lake, ample supplies of water.
And glaciers, when they melt, because they'll be melting, because it's relatively isolated from large population centers.
There's a Mad Max scenario and people begin to leave the cities.
They won't travel that far.
And isolated communities of relatively like-minded people with a lot of fresh water, that's the way to go.
And do you have a newsletter?
No.
No, we don't have a newsletter.
No similar form of information?
Yes, we have a similar form.
It's generally the Art Bell Show.
Yes, we have a website also, but I teach primarily on the website.
Some of our special projects are up there, but mostly our advanced learning techniques and we teach for free.
People who buy our tapes, the advanced skills are there and there's no charge for that.
I continuously teach there.
I appreciate you coming on the show.
All right, sir.
Thank you very much for the call.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Yes, I'm in Las Vegas.
I'd like to ask him about the chemtrails.
All right.
Is there any connection between the chemtrails and extraterrestrials?
No.
Okay.
Also, about remote viewing, would any kind of drugs help a person to do it easier?
No.
They are absolutely detrimental to the process.
Anything that degrades your attention, anything that degrades that at all, will be detrimental to the process.
And since there are possibly some dangers to remote viewing, wouldn't the government have to make some new laws in the future?
There's no way to stop this.
It's a world without secrets.
The future is a world without secrets.
It's hard to imagine, Ed, a world without secrets.
I can't imagine a world without secrets.
There are some paradigms like we did.
If we wouldn't have started out without any secrets, it would have been one thing.
We started out the other way.
Now it's going to be harder to make the transition.
I can't imagine a world without secrets.
You could if you really put a lot of work into it, but then ethics would change.
It would be much more difficult to lie or to hide.
To hide plutonium shipments in South Africa or Israel, those kinds of things.
I wonder if we could fathom, if we could even handle right now a world without secrets, because a lot of the secrets are pretty scary stuff, and if they were known generally, it might suddenly be the Mad Max thing we talk about.
I think we're going to be overcome by events.
I don't think we have to worry about jumping into a world without secrets too soon.
We're going to have too much to worry about right away.
That's good, I guess, or not.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
Hi, Ed.
How are you?
Hello?
Yes.
Okay.
Yeah, I had a question for Ed, and it's about this kill shot, and you keep referring to it again and again.
And it sounds like it's a really significant event.
Is this something that's happening, like, all at once, or is it over a period of time, and Killshot is just sort of... A general... ...an investigator of this?
And then to add to that, a lot of people ask, well, if it's going to be a singular event, then what part of the Earth will it strike?
Because the part of the Earth that is facing toward the Sun at the time it occurs would be the part of the Earth affected.
Right, Ed?
Well, I guess I'm thinking of a... No.
A wider window.
I mean, you're talking about climate change, developing new methods of agriculture, and all these things.
I presume that what you mean is that there will be a solar event.
It will happen all at one time, but the consequences of that will remain, and people who are left will be living in these conditions, and will be pretty miserable, I guess.
So I just want to understand about the kill shot, though.
Like, it's going to happen, and people are going to die right at that time as well?
Ed?
We think so.
We're not sure.
All we know is that these effects that are so catastrophic, the origin is our own sun, our star, the sun, is going to affect this.
And it is not that far away, and it may be occurring now, so we're not sure if it's both cumulative and iterative, or if it's just one discrete event.
All that we know is it kills people, and a lot of people, and it is concomitant with an extremely rapid rise in bacterial diseases.
We know this for certain.
Okay.
Wild Card Line?
Clean air water.
That's all I can tell you.
Water, water, water.
Ample supplies of fresh water.
That comes through loud and clear.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Yeah, good morning, Art.
This is Dan in Virginia.
Yes, Dan.
I'd like to make a suggestion to Ed.
If he could remote view, pick out a particular spectacular crop circle that's been showing up, and see what kind of information that's being sent to us through these various crop circles.
Alright, but he'll tell you about crop circles.
Now, I don't think that Ed regards crop circles as containing specific information, or maybe you do, but I remember you calling them markers Douglas Goldstein, CFP®, is the director of Profile Investment Services and the host of the Goldstein on Gelt radio show.
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in time and the reason that you see more these days is because there's something about to
happen and there's a lot more attention on this era in time and so there's a lot more
travelers that need to know where they are day to day.
Thank you.
So as we, and that's interesting because crop circles have become, by the year they've become more complex, there's no question about it, and more frequent.
Correct.
They're purposely laid in ephemeral media so they only last, they're only fresh for one day, and agencies that travel in time Who need to fine-tune where they are in time, what day, because they'll move back to that time period again and again, perhaps?
Or allow somebody else to go to that specific day?
In other words, even though it would be destroyed a week later, it would not matter because it would exist freshly and vividly on the day that it was created.
That's right.
That's why it's used as a registration mark.
So if you wanted to guide people to a specific area on a specific day, you look in a registry, a central registry, for this complex mark.
Now you know where you are in time, and then you can use that to vector a place on Earth.
There's more of these so-called circles at this juncture, because there's so much happening in this era.
There's a lot of scrutiny here in this time period by others.
I'm so glad you explained that.
I finally get it.
I was never exactly quite sure what you meant by registration marks and time, and now all of a sudden the light bulb went off and I get it.
Yeah, they're beacons.
They're not messages to me.
Listen, Ed, we've done it again.
I'll call you from China, all right?
Really?
Yeah.
The next time I hear from you it'll be China?
It will be.
Wow!
I'll give you the China Syndrome perspective.
Ed, best of luck to you in your coming marriage and your trip to China.
Until we meet again, my friend.
It's been a pleasure, Art.
And good night to all your listeners.
Good night, Ed.
And for all of you out there, it is always a pleasure.
Thank you all and...
I'll see you back again Tuesday evening.
Don't forget, Thursday evening, Gary North is going to be here.
That's another one you want to mark on your calendar from the high desert.
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