Major Ed Dames, a retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and remote viewing expert, predicts Indonesia’s earthquake and New Zealand’s Mount Tarawera eruption in 2005, while dismissing EVPs as electromagnetic "cocoons" lacking consciousness—though he acknowledges unsettling cases like a child’s voice during an abortion. Dames plans a Vanguard E.T. Contact Attempt near Zimbabwe’s Ariel School, targeting non-human intelligence linked to Earth events, and warns of November/December 2005 meteor showers and solar flares forcing shuttle crashes and atmospheric heating. He insists remote viewing is a trainable skill, not divine, and denies claims like McMonagall’s fixed psychic limits, citing his own students’ success. Government secrecy on lunar anomalies—including non-humanoid machines operating there for millions of years—hints at broader cover-ups, while Dames’s controversial tech remains critical in emergencies, suggesting systemic control over crises like bin Laden’s fate. [Automatically generated summary]
In the great American Southwest, happy to all of good evening, good afternoon, good morning, whatever time of day it may be in your time zone, prolific as they are.
Every single one of them covered by this program, Coast to Coast AM, my honor and privilege to be escorting you through yet another weekend.
All right.
First, I want to do a total-free book promo for Michael Crichton.
Oh, my God.
You know, I'm an avid reader.
Really avid.
I devour, I devour books.
I just read and I read and I read.
You know, I get off very late in the morning when I do work, and so I'm a night owl all the time.
And then when I finally do settle into bed, I get involved in a book, and baby, that's it if it's a good one.
I can't stop.
I'm sure many of the avid readers out there are familiar with that problem.
Anyway, rarely, as many books as I read, rarely do I say, man, this is one you've got to read.
But, man, this is one you've got to read.
It's Michael Crichton's Prey.
Now, I don't know how I, I've read State of Fear, so I'm late on Prey, and I don't know how I miss Prey, but let me read you from the back of the book.
In the Nevada Desert, it's always the Nevada Desert.
In the Nevada Desert, an experiment has gone horribly wrong.
A cloud of nanoparticles, micro-robots, has escaped from the laboratory.
This cloud is self-sustaining, self-reproducing, intelligent, and learns from experience.
For all practical purposes, it is alive.
It has been programmed as a predator.
It is evolving swiftly, becoming more deadly with each passing hour.
Every attempt to destroy it has failed.
And now we are the prey.
That should be enough to get you started.
And it's one of those I can't put it down, and I'm halfway through it, and I'm already angry because I'm halfway through it, which means I only have half to go.
That happens to me with books.
I wonder how many of you are that way.
When you get one so good, so good that you're savoring every page, and it's getting shorter and shorter, and you're almost done, and you just know the next book you pick up has not got a chance of being that good.
Well, that's prey.
So look for it, grab it, whatever.
All right, let us quickly look at the usual depressing world news.
No exception tonight, I might add.
It's the second anniversary of the fall of Saddam's regime, the toppling of the statue and all of that symbolism and all the rest of it.
And of course, there were thousands, if not millions, of happy, thankful, screaming Iraqis saying, thank you, America, in the streets, right?
Tens of thousands of supporters of a militant Shiite cleric filled central Baghdad's streets Saturday and demanded that American soldiers go home marking the second anniversary of Baghdad's fall with shouts of no-no to Satan.
That would be us, right?
Or Satan.
We save them from a brutal dictator who tortures and kills, and we're Satan.
Is there no end to the thanks you get?
To the west of the capital, 5,000 protesters issue similar demands in the Sunni triangle city of Ramali, make that Ramadi, reflecting a growing impatience with the U.S.-led occupation and the slow pace of returning control to an infant Iraqi government.
So there's no end to the punishment one gets for trying to do something good for people.
Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles got married, and that just led the news and everything.
And I don't know, to me, it's a big so what.
The British royals are okay, but I don't know.
I don't care what Prince Charles does, and I wonder how many Americans really do.
Cardinals, this, of course, is going to be interesting.
Cardinals began an intensive period of silence and prayer before their conclave to choose the next Pope, saying Saturday they would now stop speaking publicly to protect the very strict secrecy surrounding the centuries-old tradition.
This is going to be something for all of you to watch.
It's really, really, really going to be interesting.
In a moment, that was as much of interest as I could drag out of the normal world news.
In a moment, the rest of the news, as Paul would say, and some of it is doggoned interesting.
We know less about what's beneath our feet than we do what's beyond our atmosphere.
You know, that's a fact.
Well, I've got two stories to stand your hair right on end if you're one of those type people.
Story number one, we'll just get it boiling up a little.
Hole drilled to bottom of Earth's crust, breakthrough to mantle looms.
That is a headline.
Scientists said this week that they had drilled into the lower section of Earth's crust for the first time and were poised to break through to the mantle in coming years.
The integrated ocean drilling program, you see they're doing that out at ocean, seeks the elusive moho, a boundary formerly known as the mochrocivic Discontinuity.
It marks the division between the Earth's brittle outer crust and the hotter, softer mantle.
The depths of the Moho vary.
This latest report, which drilled 4,644 feet below the ocean seafloor, appears to have been about 1,000 feet off to the side of where it should have been to pierce the mohole.
So in other words, they got down there quite a ways and they began going off to the side instead of drilling down to the soft, chewy center.
The new hole, which took nearly eight weeks to drill, is the third deepest ever made.
The rock collection brought back to the surface, providing new info about the planet's composition.
One of the scientists said it will provide important clues on how ocean crust forms.
Already the types of rocks recovered show that conventional interpretation of the Earth's evolution are oversimplifying many of the features of the ocean's crust.
So in other words, what they're finding does not exactly coincide with what they thought they would find way down there.
The latest drilling was done at the Atlantis massive known at the intersection of mid-Atlantic Ridge and the Atlantis fracture zone, two plates of the planet's broken crust.
The seafloor of this region is therefore easier to reach, you see.
It's not clear whether drilling should continue at the new hole or if they should begin another hole in yet another effort to reach the mantle.
Such work is not likely to begin again in the next year, said Barbara John, a University of Wyoming geologist and one of the co-chief scientists on the expedition.
We need to evaluate all the data we have from the crews and reanalyze the seismic data to determine whether it's better to deepen the current hole or drill elsewhere or maybe even collect additional seismic data to better constrain where to drill.
Now, this next story, I love.
Well, I love it for its entertainment value, and I guess it's somewhat entertaining in a way to imagine this, but I'm not so sure it's a great idea.
The headline is NASA Meets Hollywood, real mission proposed to the Earth's core.
And this is the senior science writer Robert Roy Britt.
A Hollywood-like proposal to explore the center of the Earth, listen carefully now, folks, calls for exploding a crack in the planet's surface and then dropping a probe in behind tons of molten iron, which would sink and then forge a path all the way to the core of the Earth.
The plan is not ready for prime time, its creator told Space.com, but neither is it pie in the sky.
Exploring Earth's belly is ambitious in a scientific sense and could yield valuable data.
The solid inner core, actually, rotates faster than the outer core, which is fluid and is responsible for our magnetic field.
But scientists don't know exactly why all this is so, nor do they know the exact composition or temperature of the core.
If further research showed the core mission could actually work, it would be comparable in dollar terms with many space projects, said David Stevenson, a Caltech planetary scientist who worked on several missions for NASA.
Stevenson explains his idea in an article entitled A Modest Proposal for the May 15th issue of the journal Nature.
So this is good stuff, folks.
Let's continue.
Stevenson figures, now, see if you're ready for this, that all you do is take a nuclear device, big one, would likely be the best way, he says, to blast the necessary gap.
As long and deep as several football fields and about a foot wide, 30 centimeters, the event would be commensurate with an earthquake measuring about 7 on the Richter scale.
At least 100,000 tons of hot iron would be poured instantly into the crack, along with a well-protected probe about the size of a grapefruit.
Now, once you set that condition up, the crack, he says, is self-perpetuating.
Think of that, a self-perpetuating crack.
He explains the weight of the iron, which is much denser than the Earth's outer regions, would open a gap all the way to the outer portion of the planet's core about 1,860 miles below.
The probe would fall at about 10 miles per hour, 16 kilometers per hour, as the crack closes up behind it.
The weeks-long mission would seek to measure the temperature, electrical conductivity, and chemical composition of the core.
Stevenson said the amount of iron needed is equal to what's produced on Earth in about a week or less.
We've spent more than $10 billion in unplanned missions to the planets, said Stevenson.
But we've only been down about 10 kilometers, 6.2 miles, into our very own planet.
Most of the universe is above us and empty.
Stevenson notes, yet, quote, the part below is crammed with interesting stuff and is mostly unknown, end quote.
A spacecraft sends its observations back, of course, as we know by radio, but radio signals don't propagate through the planet.
So, the Earth probe would relay data to the surface by deforming itself to create low-intensity waves akin to sending sound from a loudspeaker.
Think of the probe like a throbbing heart, said Stevenson.
It will set the neighboring material in motion, and that will cause a sound wave to travel away from the probe, in fact, all the way to the Earth's surface.
The idea is a bit reminiscent of a recently released movie, The Core, in which pteronauts travel into the planet to jump-start the core, which has stopped rotating and begun to cause all manner of peril at the surface.
In an email interview, Stevenson said he first conceived a core mission many years ago and that the scientific connection between the fiction and his fact-based proposal is negligible.
But once again, ladies and gentlemen, we would create a crack in the earth, and we would do this with a very large nuclear device, which would produce about a seven on the Richter scale, kaboom.
And then the idea is this crack would continue to open and close behind the probe that would be rocketing toward its center.
Now, I'd like to see a hand, a show of hands on this one.
How many of you would like to see a nuclear device exploded, causing a crack in the Earth, and then a probe sent to its very heart?
Is this a good or bad idea?
Anyway, NASA involved, they've had some pretty strange ideas over the years.
One of my favorites was that in order to combat global warming, it was suggested that an object, perhaps a large rock, space rock,
perhaps two, three miles in diameter, would be reoriented so it made a very close pass to Earth, knocking Earth from its present orbit and moving it a little further away from the Sun, producing cooling, definite cooling.
And then, say the scientists, when we get global warming under control, we simply arrange the passage of yet another close rock, returning us to our original orbit.
At the time, I didn't think that was too good a great idea exactly, and I still am not necessarily in favor of it.
But I would say this is right along those lines.
Put a nuke down a crack, make a giant crevice, and then have this thing that virtually falls right to the very center of the earth.
But God, I would follow it, wouldn't you?
Wouldn't it be interesting?
Aren't you dying to know what's really down in the middle of the earth?
I know I am.
I don't think they know.
I think the middle of the earth is every bit as mysterious as what is beyond our atmosphere.
I got a very, very interesting.
I don't know why this touched me the way it did, but it did.
It says, howdy, Art.
You might not know this, but ferrets are very smart animals with very distinct personalities.
I've never known two ferrets whose personalities were alike.
They make great pets, but they are hard and expensive to take care of, not exactly a pet for everyone.
They are not at all like hamsters or gerbils.
They love to interact with people to the extent of almost requiring it.
My wife and I have nine of them, and they keep us busy.
Anyway, I posted in the ferret mailing list, one of the biggest ferret forums, about my experience with a ferret of mine named Mocha.
Mocha was a small, dark, sable female ferret.
She was one of my favorites.
Well, two Christmases ago, she got caught, she actually caught the flu from me.
Now, I didn't know that was possible.
I did not know that humans could pass flu to their animals, but he says Mocha caught flu from him.
As a result, she caught a secondary bacterial infection and went into her nervous system.
We lost her shortly afterward.
It was horrible, as you can imagine.
Yes, I can.
Losing a pet is like losing a child.
When Mocha was alive, she had the habit of crawling up my leg to say hi and see what was going on with my computer.
About a week or so after she died, I was sitting at my computer, and I felt Mocha nudging my ankle, just as she's always done, as she had always done before she died.
Just before she climbed up my leg.
Well, I looked down.
Of course, nothing was there.
At first, I was startled.
That's how real it seemed to me.
My emotions went rampant.
I closed my eyes just so I could absorb it.
Tears came.
Over the course of the next two weeks or so, I'd feel her nudging my feet every once in a while, almost always when I wouldn't have expected it.
Every time I'd close my eyes and try to absorb the feeling of her.
I always talked to her.
I told her how much I missed her.
I was sorry I gave her the flu.
Eventually, when I felt the nudge, it was like an old friend visiting.
I would manage to sneak in and smile.
I'd sneak in and smile with my tears.
After a couple of weeks, it did stop.
I had always thought that she had come back to say goodbye since I was working.
When she actually died, my wife was the one to have taken her to the vets, and we lost her shortly thereafter.
My wife never experienced any of the visits I received, maybe because she was there to say goodbye.
Now, this is what I hadn't expected.
Shortly after I posted this story, I got a couple of responses from ferret owners who'd had the same kind of thing going on with them.
One of them with a cat.
At any rate, thank you very, very much for the email.
And, you know, I had a cat once named Yesu.
And Yesu got shot.
Somebody shot Yesu.
And Yesu anyway, there are many times, I wasn't there, I also was not there when Yesu died, but many times I have felt the presence of this cat that was so, so very close to me.
And I too talked to Yezu.
So I don't know.
I don't know.
Are these real manifestations, whether it's a human or an animal, sort of visiting after physical death, or more likely, are they manifestations of our own brain?
Well, of course, things like we do on the show, like the voices that are picked up on electronic equipment that we play here on the air, those kinds of things certainly have got to make you go, hmm.
I will continue to explain.
In fact, tomorrow night, Dr. Raymond Moody is going to be on this program, and it'll be dead down that alley once again.
No pun intended.
I've got another very interesting story for you about a man who was driving his car and died.
At least he believes that's what occurred.
In fact, he sent me a picture of the accident, and clearly nobody could have come out of this alive.
And he did.
And in a way, he didn't, depending on whether you believe what he has to say.
But we'll get to that story when we come back.
Bottom of the hour, we're going to be doing open line, so listen very carefully.
The phone numbers are a bit different on the weekend.
We'll have them for you in a moment.
Along with the story of the man who died but didn't, exactly.
From the high desert in the middle of the night on the weekend.
This is Coast to Coast AM by Mark Bell.
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There's a cop on the east side of Chicago.
Back in the USA, back in the bad old days.
In the heat of a summer night.
In the land of the dollar bill.
In the town of Chicago died.
And they talk about it still.
When a man named Al Capone tried to make that town his own, and he called his gangs a war with the forces of the law.
It is, and Dead Like Me was on Showtime with Ellen Moth.
I interviewed her.
I was so impressed with that program, remember?
Well, anyway, some idiot canceled it.
I must admit, the second season drifted away from the original concept.
All they would have had to have done is to resurrect it properly, is to return what they had done, to what they had done in the first season, which was absolutely brilliant.
Brilliant, if you ever get a chance to see the first season of Dead Like Me, you don't want to miss it.
And they should return to that and bring it out somewhere else because it just was brilliant stuff.
In a moment, the story of the man who died but, well, didn't.
I don't know.
I just liked this story.
It's just an email.
And here it is.
I had an experience in June of 2003 that changed the way I viewed death.
You know, I used to believe when it was over, it was over.
You know, worms crawl in, worms crawl out.
Then I had a tragic wreck in our Explorer.
I flipped it.
And I've got a picture of it here.
And, you know, you wouldn't make it out of that.
Anyway, he goes on, here's where my beliefs changed.
I think in the universe that I was in when this happened, I actually did die.
But when I opened my eyes, I was looking at a lit dashboard.
I crawled out of the truck, talked to the police, was taken to a nearby hospital for observations, released, no ticket, no injuries.
Something seemed very odd about all of this.
Then I realized, I did die in that accident.
But for me, I continued in another universe, just as if time continued.
I apologize if this seems confusing, but what I mean is that I absolutely left behind a family in mourning.
But from my perspective, nothing changed.
When I switched universes, I just picked up where I left off.
And now I believe that this is what happens to everyone when they die.
It is only from our perspective.
From theirs, something else happens and they have no idea, but they continue on as if nothing happened.
This would also explain ghosts.
We're simply catching a glimpse of that alternate universe where our dead loved ones and others have moved and are living normal everyday lives.
Would this mean we live forever?
I don't know.
But who says that when we jump from one universe to another, that we must continue from the point of origin?
You may jump back to your infinite self and start from there with no memory beyond that age.
At any rate, I have a very disturbing feeling that in another universe, my children, my wife, are still mourning my death.
I wish I could console them.
I thought that was pretty doggone interesting.
Oh, there is one more thing I've got to get in.
And it concerns what idiot.
You know, my state, Nevada, is a very, very popular destination for RVs.
RVs bring lots and lots of money into our state.
Now we've got Senate Bill 412, which has been introduced into the Nevada legislature, Senate actually, to get this.
Stop overnight RV parking on any public lot in the state.
And it gives a place where you can view the bill.
The bill was introduced in the Committee on Government Affairs and, if passed, would prohibit RV parking on any kind of public parking lot anywhere in the state.
Here's a little bit of the text of the bill.
Quote, each board of county commissioners shall, by ordinance, prohibit an attended, attended, not unattended, but attended vehicle, recreational vehicle, motorhome, or travel trailer from parking overnight in a parking facility which is dedicated or intended for commercial use or for use by patrons of a shop, store, or any other business.
Parking facility means a parking deck, parking garage, parking structure, paved or unpaved parking lot that members of the public regularly enter, are reasonably likely to enter or are invited or permitted to enter as invitees or licensees.
The term does not include a recreational vehicle, a park, rather, as defined in NRS so-and-so.
Anyway, due to the way this is worded, it is likely these restrictions will apply to any publicly accessible parking lot.
That would include, for example, casinos, truck stops, dirt or gravel, boondock parking areas throughout the state.
What idiot thought this up?
Do you have any idea how much money it would cost the state of Nevada?
Now look, let's not here in Nevada begin to emulate California's idiocy, huh?
You can pass laws until the cows come home, I guess is the motto in Sacramento.
But here in Nevada, I would not have thought such an idiotic, stupid idea would even be proposed, and I can't imagine it would be passed.
It certainly would cost a lot of dollars, and frankly, I doubt it would be particularly well enforced because most towns, cities, counties realize that an awful lot of tourist revenue comes from people who park their RVs.
It's simply you guys, you got to pass an awful lot of laws.
I mean, laws about this, laws about that.
And here we're doing something stupid on our own over here.
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Okay, scientifically burrowing into the Earth's core is undoubtedly a cover story for a doomsday device similar to a cobalt missile pointed at the ionosphere, but in the opposite direction.
Because according to published reports, insiders like former President George Herbert Walker Bush and others are aware that the Earth's core is inhabited by intraterrestrial beings who are regularly visited by extraterrestrial spacecraft through two portals of entry, a volcanic island on the North Pole, first discovered by Ebo Bird, and an underground cooperative base in Antarctica built by the Nazis.
Therefore, boring into the territory also known as hell would mean war on hell and hell for us.
Do you think something could conceivably go wrong?
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Oh, definitely.
Yeah.
There was a movie where, now, of course, you know, Hollywood, but there was a movie where they'd set a bomb off on one of the coastlines and it sent one of the plates moving at a rapid speed and they had to detonate another bomb to, and that's what I was thinking of.
And one other thing I had was this, you know, this about going to Mars to look for microscopic life.
And that, I don't know, it's just, broken head, I think that's just a bad idea.
Well, there are many who believe that bringing microscopic life back from Mars could conceivably be a poor idea.
That there could be some microorganism, and a microorganism, to be fair, is quite likely to exist on Mars that we would not be prepared for, that our immune systems, for example, might never have seen, well, would never have seen, therefore would be unprepared to combat, and, well, away you go.
I see that, and I hear the radio, and they're not going to cooperate with you.
I'm sorry.
Let that sort of serve as a lesson to all.
I know that your buddies or your friends would like to hear you on the radio, and that's a big deal.
Well, if they want to do that, they need to go to a completely different part of the house and listen.
It's got to be out of your earshot, because for obvious reasons, for broadcast, we delay everything by about six or seven seconds.
The time during which you have an opportunity to make a career decision if something is said.
And so everything you say comes out of the radio, actually, six or seven seconds later.
And if you have the radio turned up, you're going to hear that, and it is going to confuse you to the point that you're going to lose your train of thought completely, and you're not going to sound coherent.
Yeah, well, you know, what if it is all molten lava and because of the way the air and the atmosphere hits it, it starts squirting out like a squirt gun, you know, and all of a sudden the earth starts flying all over the place.
Or the crack gets bigger, they can't stop it, it just starts cracking, you know what I mean?
And as a matter of fact, they've got a show, my friend Whitley Streeber, I think, coming up this next weekend, has a show, which actually asks the question, is Alzheimer's actually mad cow disease?
There's very little difference, you know, in the two.
And I wonder if that could be true.
Colum Kulliher, I think, is going to be the guest, and he would seem to suggest that it could be that Alzheimer's is the same thing as mad cow.
Mad cow is Alzheimer's.
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Right.
It could be a variant.
And if I could share with you my concern, from what I understand, mad cow disease is caused by a brand new infectious agent called a prion.
Right.
Up until now, prions were never known to exist.
Consequently, there is no therapy for infection by prions.
And furthermore, the incubation period from the time of infection until the onset of disease, which is known to be 100% fatal, can be anywhere from 20 to 30 years.
Well, I think we have in this country, or at least certain animal byproducts.
It kind of makes you wonder about the burger joint you were at 30 years ago, though, huh?
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Well, I mean, you know, the simple solution would be to put a ban on feeding animal byproducts.
Right now, it's only on a voluntary basis, and it just, you know, we have no idea how many potential people are currently infected until years from now.
So maybe we can start a little fire and get something done.
Absolutely the most loved and hated guest on this program.
I mean, people are absolutely passionate about Major Ed Dames, but even his most severe critics listen to every single word he says.
He's a very controversial man.
The world's foremost remote viewing teacher, Edward A. Dames, major U.S. Army retired, is a decorated military intelligence officer and an original member of the U.S. Army prototype remote viewing training program.
And certainly he was...
I have read his entire military record.
Other remote viewers have referred to Ed many times.
He served as the Training and Operations Officer for the Defense Intelligence Agency's Psychic Intelligence Collection Unit.
Currently serves as Executive Director for the Matrix Intelligence Agency, which is a private consulting group.
The technical consultant for the feature film Suspect Zero, a Tom Cruise Paul Wagner production, Ed coached Sir Ben Kingsley, who played the role of an FBI remote viewing instructor in the movie as well.
Again, the most loved and hated guest we have on this program, Major Ed Dames.
You know what?
Just before we break, let me serve up the usual warning.
A lot of the material that you're about to hear is going to potentially be very disturbing.
And so rather than have you become disturbed, unable to sleep, or have bad dreams, you should turn off the radio now.
Again, a warning.
Children ought not be listening to this.
I would think that their parents should exercise parental control and take that radio away from them.
Even the parents, some of them, ought not hear some of the material we're going to discuss.
He's controversial for a reason.
His nickname is Dr. Doom.
And that too is for a good reason.
Extremely controversial and right here in a moment.
Something we're going to touch on with Ed shortly is very disturbing indeed.
You may recall last week, and or perhaps even this week, if you heard the pre-play, that is to say, the show that ran before this one, I believe it was the EVP show, Electronic Voice Phenomena, you know, voices from wherever.
Well, Ed is going to comment on the little child's voice, the origin of the child's voice, and on EVP itself.
So in other words, he's done some sort of remote viewing on this subject.
I'm very much looking forward to that.
But first, there was a second Indonesian-area earthquake, a very, very large earthquake.
Fortunately, no tsunami associated with it.
But when it occurred, I noticed the website at coast2coastdam.com put up a headline saying, talking about the quake and saying, Ed Dames hit, question mark.
And indeed, Ed on the last program predicted another really major quake in that area, albeit perhaps a couple thousand miles from where it actually happened, but in magnitude and so forth, very, very close, Ed.
So you answer the question.
I mean, the headline was Ed Dames hit, question mark.
Well, I recall when you made that prediction as well as a couple of others, you said that, that you're going to start really sticking your neck out in order to prove to the world that remote viewing is real.
Yeah, but what I'm saying is that the reason that we picked that venue is to attempt to save lives, and we're getting better as we get better and more precise in these predictions, for instance.
I mean, why else would you make a gigantic public prediction about an event as large as that earthquake or what you've got that we'll talk about here on the web page now.
I mean, save lives, yes, I'm sure, but also from your point of view, to validate remote viewing in the eyes of the public.
Actually, the gold project that we have, Art, I mentioned that if you have a little bit more patience, we're bringing you some gold from a treasure trove.
That, I think, is more telling about the efficacy and the validity of remote viewing.
People really perk up when they see gold rather than investment for it.
When I used to brief at the old executive office of the White House, I mentioned this before, the staffers, the White House staffers were tired of hearing about Russian megatonnage and throwaways in terms of nuclear weapons.
But when I briefed, I briefed on extremely exotic, futuristic weapons that were very painful and would kill you and not vaporize you, but kill you very slowly and extremely painfully.
I think that it's well, I mean, this is like a briefing when you come on the program and you sort of lay out well, I mean, you have to admit, you do somewhat, you're like our national newscasts, really.
You tend to dwell on the negative.
But it's the nature, I guess, of remote viewing and event viewing.
And it's the nature of humanity to be interested in the negative stuff.
Now, on that, on something like where human decision-making vicissitudes of human minds are involved and varying conditions, it is easy to see the event for remote viewers.
In fact, any training remote viewer can see this next use of a nuclear weapon, and it won't take long for even an intermediate-skilled viewer to determine where that is.
Now, geophysical events, earthquakes and the volcano that I'm forecasting for New Zealand, those kinds of things, humans aren't involved in that.
And apparently, we know this empirically as remote viewers, now that we can place dates closer to events, if not right on them, soon, it's far easier to do that for a geophysical natural disaster or catastrophe than it is for a man-made catastrophe.
So in the case of this next use of a nuclear weapon on the Korean peninsula, we may not be able to get that close because humans are involved in the decision-making process, but we're going to give it a shot anyway.
In fact, we're working on that now, as well as the beginning of the kill shot, this very serious.
Okay, now the reason that this one is easier to do than in this case, we're looking at a next major global catastrophe as remote viewers in terms of forecasting.
In the case of the earthquake in March, which took over 1,000 lives, 1,000 souls, and that, by the way, is really our MO in this.
That event was very difficult to pin down because we're looking at an underwater, undersea event.
We're actually sketching the shelves moving.
Now, we have no way to know where we are.
We know that the event is an earthquake and shelves are moving.
But when we pop up above the surface of the water, figuratively speaking, and we attempt to look for the nearest significant feature that we always do as remote viewers to get a fix on where we are globally, the area in Indonesia is so homogeneous, particularly where the earthquake occurred.
It's so homogeneous that everything looks the same.
So even when we sketch the nearest unique features, it's very difficult to pinpoint where we are in Asia.
So we had to go with just the geofix techniques and the geofix positions.
In the case of this next event, which happens to be not an earthquake but a volcano, an extremely powerful, dangerous eruption, very, very powerful, an eruption that We've sketched that is potentially very deadly to the people that live there.
In fact, the last time this mountain erupted, the last time this area erupted, it took 150 people with it.
This time, the potential is much larger in terms of death.
But the volcano itself is so unique in terms of its geomorphology and the way it appears to the eye that when I sketch it, it's very easy to go to all the volcanoes in New Zealand, because that's where our new techniques took us, and match up the sketch with that particular mountain.
And do you think that Word, I mean, it's a long time now, relatively anyway, between now and November, that Word will make it to the area, that anybody will act on this prediction?
All right, so that's a big one, and it is recorded.
Now, regarding the next use of a nuke, for years you've been saying that on the Korean Peninsula, and you still think it will be on the Korean Peninsula.
And I'll tell you what, if it's this year, if it's before a geophysical, if this man-made catastrophe happens to pop up on our timeline before the next geophysical catastrophe, I will call you personally and then we can talk about it.
Very interesting stuff, and I appreciate those calls, Ed.
All right.
Last week, and for a long time now, I've done something that some people scoff at, and others are kind of with me, and they think this electronic voice phenomena business is really interesting.
I mean, you look at it, and you can't find holes in it.
You can't find any reason for it to be faked.
It doesn't sound fake, frankly.
It sounds like the real McCoy.
I've looked very hard at it, Ed, and that's why I've had guests again and again and again with this electronic voice phenomena because, by God, I think there really is something to it.
And I know, I guess, you've looked at EVP both in a specific and general way for us tonight.
EVP is the subject we're about to be talking about: electronic voice phenomena, the subject of last week's show that stirred so much controversy in the nighttime.
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It is, and you've got to really wonder in the private world of Major Ed Dames, when he predicts an earthquake's going to occur, a big one, and then when that earthquake does occur, as happened just weeks ago, when it really does occur, what do you think in private Major Ed Dames does?
I really am pretty well convinced of the credibility of those who do EVP, of the EVP phenomena itself.
In fact, Halloween, I got hold of these incredible historical Spiracom tapes, the work that George Meeks was involved in, published the technical details of how to produce the tones that allegedly are used by people on the other side to modulate and therefore communicate in an ongoing, and that's what I played.
It was, I don't know, at least 40 minutes long, as I recall.
Hard to hear in some places, but in the end, if you digested and listened carefully, it would raise the hair on the back of your neck.
I guarantee it was an ongoing real-time communication with the dead.
And it was incredible.
God, it was incredible to listen to.
And it's just sort of been the latest chapter in my interest in electronic voice phenomena, and Ed's ready to comment on some of it tonight.
It says, EVP, RV findings on the origin of the child's voice recorded on last Saturday's show.
You may recall last Saturday we had a child's voice which seemed to be the voice of a child drowning.
Ed says, warning extremely disturbing, and comments on the phenomena itself as well.
So, Ed, apparently that was interesting enough to launch you into an investigation of EVP or what?
And it's so it would be a particularly interesting vehicle to produce, frankly, to allow some entity or whatever it is, and I'm sure Ed's about to talk to that, to take portions of it and modulate it and create what sounds like a voice.
I was so nonplussed by the experience that I wanted to forget it really quickly.
It spooked me.
It spooked me bad.
Even though I was using it, employing it in this operation, my attempt there was to validate, establish the legitimacy of the phenomenon so that we could use it to support this operation.
Now, at that point, I was a little bit questioning whether or not I should have done that.
But anyway, that was my entree into the field.
Now, there's no microphone that's involved here.
The microphones that researchers use are just so I think the public can hear, so other researchers can hear what's going on in the local environment.
But all you need is an RF oscillator and some audio output.
Okay, but I'm not sure that it's an absolute point because how do you account for the many times where absolute or the Spiracom experiments or the many times where the information is quite contemporary and reactive or obviously reactive to what the experimenter is saying?
I think a memory is the closest that we've come to in order to establish some element in terms of modeling the mechanics and the dynamics of this.
But what I'm about to say leads me to think that there's no way that the best of my professionals and I can model this because of what we found out in terms of the child's voice.
But how in the world, I mean, in terms of eschatology, eschatology deals with, it's a branch of theology that deals with death and the afterlife and finality.
How do you explain how a fetus through time can ideationally can come up and somehow impart the ideas and the English words, I can't breathe, help me, I couldn't breathe, electromagnetically onto something.
I'm pretty much familiar with lots of aspects of the phenomenological world and have researched a lot of it, but this one art it it it throws a monkey wrench into everything, all the comfort level that I ever had about reality.
I did stuff way back when when I was investigating this.
But how are that's a different, this is a horse of a different color.
How in the world, when remote viewing is one of the key points here, one of the real powerful techniques and methods is to establish connectivity.
How do you reconcile the idea of a fetus being able to talk, being able to even communicate electromagnetically using English words that only a living child could know or an adult?
We sketched a man, evidently a doctor, we sketched a mother, we sketched an assistant, and the rest I'm not going to go into because it was very gruesome, very gruesome, and it was very disturbing.
Well, now that just made that all the more disturbing.
God, that's awful.
All right, so you looked more generally at the whole phenomena of these voices manifesting in audio, manifesting in white noise, manifesting in the carefully planned George Meeks experiments, or just what my friends up in Utah get.
What's the connection between the recorder and the sender, if any?
And these are really questions that we may or may not be able to answer using remote viewing to establish connectivity because we may be dealing with something like the afterlife or the global mind.
And we can't get into the operating system because it's what we use to do our work.
Yeah, I was involved in the classified side of that for many, many years.
That's one of the hats I wore in terms of science and technology intelligence officer NEEMAR it's called non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation.
How do you weaponize that?
Well, we reached a point where if you were at a good distance away, we could point a machine at you and modulate it the right way and on-off control have you drop a cup of coffee and not know what happened to you.
Now, this is non-ionizing radiation, which means that the RF is so low that it doesn't heat up water more than 0.1 degrees, and I won't go into all the technical stuff, but it's not ionizing.
It doesn't strip electrons away from the nuclei of atoms.
It isn't powerful, but it's about as powerful as your cell phone.
And what I'm saying is that if you modulate the RF the right way, just the right way, so that it's in sync with your nervous system, and I won't go into any technical details, out you go.
Now, you have to turn this back off.
You have to turn this off if you use it against a human being because a human won't be able to breathe.
Their nervous system won't work.
So if you're pointing a weapon, let's say, hypothetical weapon, at someone, you can't keep it on without killing them because you're scrambling their nervous system.
So anyway, you think there could be a connection between consciousness, you know, the Princeton experiments, for example, and electromagnetic radiation and that they could have an effect on each other?
I'll tell you what we found in our work because my sister science, remote viewing sister science, is psychokinesis or telekinesis.
What we found is that the way that, for instance, the way that the audience under my direction a year or so ago influenced one of the clocks in your office right there, you remember that, I'm sure.
Yes.
Was it's more the magnetic field in sync with the mind than it is the electronic vector.
It's more the magnetic vector than the electrical vector in the electromagnetic wave that's being affected.
And it's also gravity.
So when I say Gravity in terms of its linkage with the magnetic field.
It's the gravity part that actually causes things to move or lift or slow down, as in the case of your clock.
So mine is definitely somehow it isn't that there is definitely an electromagnetic factor component or it's the field itself that's being influenced and or influencing.
But this doesn't explain the faster-than-light speed at which remote viewing works.
So it's something behind the idea of the electromagnetic field.
And we haven't gotten to the point where we understand what it is yet.
One noteworthy thing I might point out, however, in the case of the Princeton experiment, what we did was using them as a jump-off point.
There is a particular metal that very interestingly is far more susceptible to psychokinetic effects than other metals.
And that was very strange.
So maybe the electronic structure of that has something to do with it.
Maybe by studying that we can gain some more insight.
Well, what we found out is that in terms of using human DNA, remember long years ago, I think it was like seven years ago on your show, I talked about CIA experiments trying to develop the size switch or an agent who would get caught with, let's say, a radio transmitter in the heel of their boot or something like that, or in their watch.
It's a pretty damning thing.
So why not use your mind to flip a switch somewhere and communicate using your mind?
Okay, again, Ed, the only thing that flies in the face of that for me is the Meeks work, for example, where without question, if you buy what you were hearing, that was an ongoing, contemporary, current, responsive, in fact,
I mentioned this once before, about four years ago, to you.
Think about this.
If while you were asleep, I sedated you, and then I took, let's say, oh, a microwave generator or any other very, very small frequency device, and I shined it through your head, and I copied every single synopse and neuronal connection, and I made a copy of that, and I took it away.
You would never know.
Let's say I put that in another biological brain, and I give it some glucose, and I shoot it with a jolt of electricity, and this bionic thing wakes up.
It has no idea that it's not you, the original copy.
It doesn't know it's a copy, and yet it is.
Now, is that life?
It can communicate with everything.
And you can even teach it, but it doesn't know anything past the point.
Even though it wasn't the SpiritCom, where you have interactive communication and a dialogue going on, which wasn't the case with the child's voice, which was totally spontaneous and apparently random, I felt subjectively that that sounded like a living voice, a living entity.
What I mean is that one of the key reasons that I'm building up a track record On these catastrophes, these global catastrophes, is because I want people to realize the end really is near in terms of life on Earth as we know it.
And it's right around the corner.
So when I talk about the kill shot and when I talk about the solar flares and things like that, I'm not kidding.
It really is close.
And that's there go the desire to build up a track record.
What I'm saying is that when you start seeing these meteor showers, especially the one that brings the space shuttle down, that's what's next is a very serious sequence of events that will kill a lot of people.
Now, the space shuttle has a life of about five years.
After that, it's going to be replaced by new toys, new technologies.
And the first one's up in a few months, maybe four or five months from now at the most, if there's no more delays.
So we've got this window with a maximum of five years where what professional remote viewers are saying is that just prior to this beginning sequence of these very serious solar flares, these killer flares, you're going to see the space shuttle forced down by a meteor shower.
You know, after you said that, I thought, Ed, well, okay, if the space shuttle was forced down because of the intensity of a meteor shower or something like it, then what would happen to the International Space Station?
Yeah, actually coming down to the deck, some of them.
But more seriously, is that there's some type of an electromagnetic linkage between the Sun and the Earth that's created, and I don't understand it physically, and I'm not a geophysicist, and this may be something that's unprecedented as well.
But that particular event, those series of events, allows what would normally be an M-class flare or something like that or a low-intensity X-class flare to penetrate Earth's atmosphere and heat it up greatly.
And what that will mean in terms of survival is make sure you're in an area where there's a lot of fresh water or at least glaciers that will melt fast and not too fast, but there.
And you're going to have to have protection that will be underground during these periods of these very serious flares because some parts of the earth will be like a rotisserie.
I'll be in Japan next month and right around to the Ukraine, and I've got some things to do and places to go before the stuff hits the fan, and I'll probably end up more in the northern belts than in Polynesia.
Okay, when you say, again, let's define the sky as falling, is the sky or November, December, is that when you're suggesting the shuttle will be forced down or likely may be forced down?
We're talking about the loss of a lot of people, a lot of people on this planet for reasons that I've outlined on your show and in the Kill Shot video, those kinds of things.
By the way, speaking of videos, the Suspect Zero DVD, the movie that I was in, that is being released Tuesday, so I'm sending you a copy from my Promise You Marketing.
could a person this is a key question, of course, remote view the manner of their own death.
And if it amounted to something other than oh for example a fatal disease, if it amounted to walking in front of a truck or being in an airplane crash or something that could be prevented by taking an action, can you change yes you can because as an individual you can do that.
Larger events like for instance the Korean Peninsula event and the nuclear weapon use there is a theta complete but individuals can choose not to participate in those events just as they can choose to avoid kill shot scenarios and to not be in the wrong place at the wrong time, those kinds of things.
As an individual.
But the collective, as an event, the collective is a done deal.
That's why I think prophets of old were able to see so far over the horizon for these things.
These things that you bring to us, like the prediction for the volcano that's on the website right now, was that done by you alone, Ed, or is this sort of a signed, sealed, delivered effort of a team?
And we're going to touch on that, I think, in a moment.
Another thing that I'd like to ask you about, Ed, to either do, if you have not yet done, or to discuss what you know about the inner earth.
We were talking about that in the first hour.
Hold tight.
We're here at the bottom of the hour.
I really do want to know what's down there in the middle.
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I know this is a shot in the dark, quite literally, pun intended, I suppose, about the inner Earth, but I recall Ed once saying that there were some, well, perhaps machines that were coming to life under the surface of Mars, and I've long, very long been fascinated, as you know, with the inner Earth.
And tonight we had a story.
Incidentally, I depend on all of you for these weird and unusual stories, and that's where I get them.
You send them to me.
So if you run into a story, the magnitude of the one I had tonight, for example, of the drilling and then the plan to go to the very center of the Earth, a real plan to do that, send them to me.
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But it occurred to me that either as a future project or one perhaps that Ed has already, I don't know, researched at some point in the past.
We're all curious about what's inside the Earth, Ed.
Yeah, even the military team members, way back when I was operations officer, I would task viewers and take a look at myself at some of these comings and goings.
And the actual stopping points are in seamounts, very, very deep in the earth.
So because there's no access, that is not one of the things I chose to use in terms of contact.
In fact, if that's successful, and there's every reason to believe that it should be after doing this for 20 years, and if that's successful, I'm going to bring back a very prominent person to do the filming, and then I'm going to invite you to be there as a witness to it.
We're not sure what's going to go down, but we are sure that the location is correct.
And the genesis of this was a lot of work looking at this incident that happened in September 16th in 1994, the one that John Mack, the late John Mack wrote about, about the children, the school children.
In terms of chain of custody, to know what agency we were dealing with, I used the term agency loosely.
A lot of your listeners are going to hear that term, and they're going to think what you and I both know they're going to think.
By agency, I mean extraterrestrial or non-human agency or interdimensional agency.
Whoever orchestrated that or staged that particular appearance at the Ariel School outside of Harare, Zimbabwe, whoever did that, that's what we locked on to find out where we could contact that agency, where using a higher intelligence, in this case remote viewing, could link up with another higher intelligence.
And we found two locations on the planet Earth, and one of them is in North America, not too far from where you live, but far enough where you'd have to get a long drive or get on the plane.
Well, I said that for at least four years, all of our recordings, and I led some pretty prominent scientists to this area until the phenomenon petered out.
For instance, there's a guest that's going to be on Coast to Coast next week, and he was one of the prominent scientists, but I won't mention his name.
Four years in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, which is a center of activity for, I mean, it's a total hot zone.
We had all these measurements and great, great shots and flybys and all kinds of experiences.
But then the phenomenon teetered out and it moved to another area, it being a lot of flybys.
Do you have any idea, Ed, why we have these so-called hot zones, why we have areas where things tend to occur for a while with great frequency and then suddenly, as you point out, shift?
A fast walker was the term, for instance, if you were in the past to run a Freedom of Information Act request against UFOs, you wouldn't get much because that was not the word that we used inside the fence.
We used fast walkers, which was a term that was generated at NORAD when they had something that, oh my God, let's push the button and go up to DEF CON 1.
They had to be able to differentiate between these UFOs.
But anyway, the government doesn't know what these are.
But we had to try.
The PSI spy unit had to try its best when we were approached by our oversight committee to gain some insight into these things, as we've talked about many times on your show.
Particularly magnetically, where things enter at these conjugate points or something like that.
Magnetically, I don't understand the physics at all.
We may be dealing with a race that's 100 million years ahead of us anomalous.
I don't have any problem saying I don't understand.
But it deals with these points that are above the Earth that change from season to season.
And the technology that some of these things use, whether they're robotic or manned, I use that term loosely, avails themselves of these particular points that change from season to season.
Now, it could be something that's different than that, but that's the best that we could do, let's say, 15 years ago, and try and understand why these points were important.
Now, visually on the ground, it looks really neat because, for instance, I stood there with scientists from the Skunk Works and Stanford Linear Accelerator watching, sure enough, 9.30, 10 o'clock at night, zip, zip, zip, zip in through these points, these glowing things that come right down at us.
And it's great to hear the scientists say, oh, my God, they're coming our way.
And I turn around and say, excuse me, Ron, did you expect anything else?
Oh, my God, here they come.
I said, yeah, that's why we're here.
We expected this.
But when this actually happens to some of these people, and when they actually see the very thing they're out in the field to photograph and to measure and record, they need a change of underwear.
In other words, these hot points, these areas where these things happen, because of some sort of magnetic anomaly set up or whatever it is that allows it, it couldn't be a natural phenomena at all.
You've definitely ruled that out.
In other words, this is extraterrestrial intelligence.
No, I'd be a liar if I said I'm certain about anything involving this particular contact, but I am certain about how we targeted it, the contact area, how we found it, what we did in order to do it, and in terms of consciousness, the mechanics and the dynamics that led to finding the area.
And I will say it is a brilliant choice on their part.
It is very brilliant.
And I'll have more to say about that, obviously, in the future.
Hopefully, one of the three candidates that I've chosen will have a lot more to say about it.
And so when you have prominent figures who are involved in the photography and the videography in conjunction with them reporting on their own experiences, not Ed Dames, but some very prominent people, that is a very different animal.
And if there are physical things involved here, if, for instance, you obtain physical evidence or you are transported somewhere where man cannot go and you bring back, if you come back at all, something that cannot be found on this planet.
So in other words, this contact, this CE3 contact, could have something to do with forewarning, preparing, or otherwise passing information about what's about to happen.
Of course, he just added the volcano, which is on the website, and you can look at it right now.
And he just had what many call a hit with the earthquake.
Any more events?
Of course, we've got, well, actually, you've already given us two, and they are the CE3 event coming in August, and then, of course, the more negative November, December, beginning of the end, the sky is falling event.
Yeah, as my Nam Nagur suggests, Dr. Doom, I'm mostly interested in events where there's a large loss of human life.
My intent there is not to really scare, it's to attempt to save a few individuals who just might decide not to be in the office that day or take a vacation.
But no.
However, having said that, there are a couple of my team members and I are forecasting a major economic collapse for the United States.
And if that collapse is very abrupt, we may be able to put a date on it.
And that date may be soon.
So we're still working on that, however.
That has nothing to do with loss of life except people jumping out of the window.
Now, people would argue about the size of the event, and many would say, Ed, that a lot of things because of the panic involved with Y2K were prevented because they did the work ahead of time like they were supposed to when the panic started.
So it was one that was prevented, or you can say didn't happen, but certainly a lot of programming work was done to damn well ensure it wouldn't happen.
That is the essence of what you're saying, isn't it?
In other words, if this was the aborted child crying out in some way that we certainly don't understand, that would be indicative of the fact that it was, in fact, life, intelligence, consciousness, all the things that we worry it might be when we do these things, right?
In that case, it would, which is very non-plussing to me.
I mean, I was figuring, okay, we've got the beginning of nascent life here, but now this, for me, it sheds a whole new light on the phenomenon and the act itself, a whole new light.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Morning.
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Good evening, gentlemen.
I consider myself generally a skeptic with a certain caveat.
You two gentlemen touched on the parallel between angelic and extraterrestrial.
I'd like to take that same concept and apply it to remote viewing.
In the Bible, you have great prophets like John, Daniel, and Elijah.
None of these men considered themselves to have any gift.
In other words, everything that they saw, everything that was revealed to them through God.
And also, when Jesus was doing his ministry, when he was on earth, there was these two gentlemen that had an employee, and she was a psychic.
And he touched her and healed her.
And these two gentlemen went to like small claims court or whatever and wanted to get money from them because the lady no longer had the ability to do those things.
And, you know, so I'm saying no one person, I believe, can learn, you know, or develop the ability to do that.
I've done not a lot of reading about Tesla, but the electromagnetic theory and time travel and also through space to other planets.
And I just wondered if Ed had read, you know, like the Mon Project, of course, which is similar to the Philadelphia Experiment and a book that I think Ed would be very interested in reading called Flying Saucers Have Landed by Desmond Leslie and George Adoninsky.
And they go in detail about how the pyramids were lifted and of course ETs and they have pictures and they've actually talked to this guy has talked to a Venetian.
My emphasis is on replicability and meeting the criteria of the Western scientific method, which unfortunately we have to meet.
That's replicability.
We have to be able to do the same thing every time and be in control of it.
And in the case of ETs, we're going to have to be able to photograph that and interact with it on call in order for science and the public to really accept it.
Otherwise, it's just our word against somebody else's.
In this day and age of being able to morph anything into photography, I'm not even sure the level of proof that it would take.
I mean, if you had a number of credible witnesses and even pictures, Ed, I'm not sure in this modern day and age that people would believe, that that would be sufficient for people to believe.
I mean, for instance, if you can demonstrate real time that you've moved something from Earth to Mars and it can be observed from this planet using scientific tools, that's the kind of thing that will probably have to happen.
And so what that implies is that what I call a pre-quantum field, that's my name for it, a pre-quantum field, where you have a pattern that is just prior to light.
It's in another, let's say, another dimension, for lack of a better word.
And that pattern is there, and then it manifests as light.
But the pattern is there.
I think Ruberk Sheldrake would agree with me on this.
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So wouldn't that indicate life after death?
Because if you eliminate part of something, that part has died, right?
It means the pattern exists regardless of the material.
It means the pattern, the template for that, whether it's a human being, a DNA, or a leaf, the pattern exists somewhere else that is, for all intents and purposes, invisible.
And that the manifestation of the pattern is light and then matter.
You might know that Father Andrew Wingate told George Norrie that heaven had said that Pope John Paul was not actually going to die but was going to go into exile.
So I wonder if you know, is Pope John Paul really dead?
And if you say he is, then do you know if in the next few years he is going to come back to life as himself?
I don't know why Father Wingate made that statement, and I don't know how he has, what statements he's made about that since, but my view is the Pope definitely died.
And that's about it for me.
You have any comment, Ed?
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I don't know whether you caught that on the program or...
And one of the limitations is when we deal with death and what is called in the vernacular continuity of consciousness, those ideas, a remote viewer can't grasp ideas that are beyond life because we're not programmed to apperceive the patterns that are associated, apparently, with those kinds of afterlife things.
We have some evidence, but I won't get into that.
So we have no chain of custody on those kinds of ideas.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
Hi.
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Hi, yes.
Can you tell me, in your opinion, would a meteor shower, if we had a meteor shower, do you feel it could make our atmosphere radioactive or poisoning to our existence as far as with a meteor shower?
In other words, he's been talking about a meteor shower, sir, that would be so serious it would force the shuttle down, possibly even the International Space Station.
And it's a big marker to look at.
So I guess, Ed, this caller is saying, well, could the meteors introduce some biological agent, Or would there be further harm from them than just the meteors falling?
Actually, it's an interesting question because we do have remote viewing sessions to indicate there is something that happens to our atmosphere that is totally unprecedented.
And yes, it does deal with some type of, for lack of a better word, poison, but it is not biological.
And I don't understand the data, so I don't talk about things I don't understand.
That's why people like me have no problem sitting down in front of a television camera.
I'm doing this in Tokyo next month.
They can give us any target we want as long as it's correctly ginned up.
As long as the search term is correct, whether it's a missing child or an event or something like that or what's broken on the subway, we have no problem sitting down and working the problem, knowing that we'll get the right answer, especially with the more time we put on the target.
I've heard that young physicists, for example, have a very short shelf life of brilliance, that people in various fields that use intellectual prowess have a very short shelf life, and they have a very few years where they're really very, very good.
And I wonder, just a quick answer, because we're coming up on the break, if that's true of RVing as well, that there's a sort of a few years of extreme ability, and then does it trail off, or does it keep getting better?
Do you see any kind of cosmic coincidence or whatnot of the year 2012, the planet Nairobi, the year 3760, our year zero, all this combining into one big old thing in the...
And it does appear that there is a large passing space body, whether or not it's called Niburo or not, that is going to have an extreme effect on this planet and has had at times in the past, depending on how close it's passed to Earth coming and going.
I'm going to have to come to the conclusion that because I know the resolution of the Clementine missions, that there's no way they could not have seen what remote viewers have sketched in craters on the moon.
There's just no way, because Clementine has covered virtually 98% of the surface of the moon.
So they've got to be withholding it.
The Air Force has to be withholding it or pretending that they don't see it.
There is a scientist and a teacher of other doctors who taught at Yale University.
He's got lots of credentials and lots of books out there.
This book called Fields of Life, where he had a meter device or a measuring device that could measure the force field around a person.
So if you were going to break your leg, let's say, and it's no time on the other side, you could be breaking your leg two or three days in advance.
It would show up as an anomaly on this measuring device.
Also, if a mother, a mother-to-be, were pregnant, it would show up as a second little force field floating in and out of the womb area.
So sometimes it was in the womb, and sometimes it was in the force field of the mother.
So whether we have life as the Catholics believe or as some other people believe, I just thought it would give you some insight.
This book called Fields of Life by Harold Saxon Burr should be replicated because science should be that way.
The man who was on your show some weeks, months ago, Cleve Baxter, he probably knew Harold Saxon Burr, and he is the one who taught the FBI about the lie detectors and how to do that.
First of all, I think we'd be pretty shallow to even consider that we're the only life form in space.
For example, you take the ancient pyramids, I forgot how many thousands of years ago, carvings of the side of a man operating some kind of a craft with hand controls and things kind of the back, similar to a space craft.
This is back before they even had as much as a hammer.
So they had the idea somewhere.
But anyway, two things I want to ask was one, in your opinion, because I do respect your opinion.
You're very, very, well, pretty brave to come out in public with your opinions.
But anyway, do you feel that we would recognize or extraterrestrial life if we saw it, or have we?
As well as, does the government ever has the government ever harassed you in any way about your opinions?
We would be called upon as a tactic of desperation, just like we were in the sci-spy unit when things got ripped, when no intelligence was available on a situation that was dire.
And I want to let you know, Ed Dames, that I'm one of your greatest supporters.
You have a lot of friends that really have become knowledgeable in regards to the information that you've disseminated.
And I'm from Los Angeles, and you would be shocked at the amount of Americans there in British Columbia who listen to your information that you disseminated about a safe place to go to over a couple of years ago on the Art Bell show.
Okay, because one of my students, a famous professor, has a son by your name.
Continue, I'm sorry, enter.
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I do have a title as World Event Psychic, and the reason why I'm calling you is that I had access to your tapes a couple of years ago.
I applied it to my psychic abilities, and it enhanced those to the point that when Jessica Lunsford's case was initiated there in Florida, in the Citrus County, Florida, when she was kidnapped on February the 23rd, I'm the one that called on March the 5th in a conference call with someone who witnessed a call to Tara Smith, and I'm the one that gave the Sheriff Department the information where she was located, right across the street from where she was abducted, the man that did it, and that she was buried.
And WFLA was going to do a story on me, and the Sheriff Department told me that my information was inconsequential, yet everything that they are now saying about the case, where she was buried, the man and everything else, I gave them that particular information.
It takes all the hocus, pocus baloney out of it, and it's just done in such a human way that it's really worth your seeing if you decide to poke your face in front of the big tube one day.
First time caller line, you're on the air with Major Ed Dames.
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Oh, hi.
Hi.
You know those sound machines that you get the ocean and all that stuff from that you put?
It's an audio output, and it's got an oscillator in it.
In order for us to, as a remote viewer, in fact, anybody that's trained in this, even to an intermediate stage, my students, could take a particular event.
It would have to be a specific event, like, for instance, that one.
Can anybody hear me event in connection with you and that device?
And track it back.
Establish connectivity quite easily.
Determine whether it was something ambiguous or enigmatic as opposed to a CB operator or somebody...
Yes, but in my experience, RF pulls it in better.
RF oscillator pulls it in better than something on a sonic generator like that.
However, it doesn't rule out because they're both electromagnetic in nature.
Joe worked in the Sci-Spy unit and ran many kinds of projects for me.
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If you could indulge me, I'd like to share with you a letter that was written to Joseph McMonagall and his subsequent response To my letter.
And I'm certainly not here to question your veracity or the credibility of your guest here.
But I'd like to share, if you have a moment, I'd like to share a letter to him, which basically is only a synopsis of one of the remote viewing experiences I did have while I was being aware of it.
Since being illuminated by the book Evolution's End by Joseph Chilton Pierce, I became aware of anomalies that occurred in my dream and semi-dream states.
I wish to describe a few of these to you.
I'll only describe one.
When I was living in the French countryside, specifically in Burgundy, I had a strange dream.
I must preface this experience by telling you that we did not have television, only a monitor to view films, and did not have direct access to the news.
My wife was in Paris doing a photo shoot, and I was alone.
In my dream, I was on a ferry crossing from mainland Australia to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania.
That alone seems strange in retrospect.
As I debarked at the port of Hobart, there was an outdoor cafe.
It was very sunny, and there must have been between 20 and 30 people there.
I looked into the eyes of several of the clients and felt profoundly the ambience of the environment.
In the next scene, I saw a blood-drenched river filled with broken glass and debris.
In the next scene, I was sobbing in the presence of the premier of Tasmania, who was a female.
I said, how could something like this happen here?
Why?
I don't understand.
How is this possible?
I woke up with tears in my eyes.
I thought, what a strange dream.
I eventually just let it go as a nightmare.
Two days after the dream, my agent at the time, Meyer Hyman, called me from Paris.
The first words that literally came out of his mouth were the following.
Okay, basically, I received a letter from Joseph McMonagall, and he said the following.
As I've tried to explain in many of my books and writings, etc., there is probably no way to improve the ability, which is why I've always tried to stay away from the subject of training.
When I get into it, all I ever do is piss people off.
Evidence shows that the degree of skill usually demonstrated by someone walking in the door is about the level of skill that can be expected forever for that person.
People who go around telling people that they can train them and make them better at being psychic or doing RV are simply lying to them.