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May 31, 2002: Remote Viewing - Ed Dames
Published 11 months, 2 weeks ago
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Art Bell hosts Major Ed Dames for wide-ranging discussion that opens with a brief appearance by the Amazing Kreskin, who announces he will publicly reveal the exact date and time of his predicted massive UFO sighting over the Nevada desert. Kreskin says the event will occur the following week and invites serious observers to a meeting at the Silverton hotel in Las Vegas.
Dames addresses his earlier prediction about Chandra Levy, straightforwardly declaring his Potomac River location a miss rather than offering excuses. He reveals his remote viewing team has now shifted focus to identifying the killer, whom they believe works in a bar or lounge in the Georgetown or DC area. Dames announces he is flying to Washington to personally conduct reconnaissance, matching his team's sketches against actual locations and coordinating with police. He also discusses ongoing work locating missing children in Oregon through his Operation GoldenEye project.
On the India-Pakistan nuclear crisis, Dames offers a detailed hypothesis drawing on his background in nuclear non-proliferation intelligence. He suggests the United States possesses classified technology capable of destroying Pakistani missiles during their boost phase, and that a secret arrangement with India could prevent any nuclear exchange from occurring.
Dames addresses his earlier prediction about Chandra Levy, straightforwardly declaring his Potomac River location a miss rather than offering excuses. He reveals his remote viewing team has now shifted focus to identifying the killer, whom they believe works in a bar or lounge in the Georgetown or DC area. Dames announces he is flying to Washington to personally conduct reconnaissance, matching his team's sketches against actual locations and coordinating with police. He also discusses ongoing work locating missing children in Oregon through his Operation GoldenEye project.
On the India-Pakistan nuclear crisis, Dames offers a detailed hypothesis drawing on his background in nuclear non-proliferation intelligence. He suggests the United States possesses classified technology capable of destroying Pakistani missiles during their boost phase, and that a secret arrangement with India could prevent any nuclear exchange from occurring.