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Hello and welcome to the program
UFO Warning. 

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In this episode we're asking who
is Hal Puthoff? 

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That's correct. 
Who is Hal Puthoff? 

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Now, you may have heard of him 
lately in some of the news about

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Louis Elizondo and testing 
Metamaterial. 

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Hal Puthoff seems to me to be a 
very smart guy and a very old 

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guy. 
Born in 1936. 

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At June we're told how put off 
is an American electrical 

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engineer and parapsychologist. 
His interests have included 

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Scientology, remote viewing, 
telekinesis, 0 point energy, and

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UFOs. 
It's funny that he is considered

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a parapsychologist. 
I can't forget my old college 

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professor telling us any time 
you see the word para in front 

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of something just think fake. 
He had a very low opinion of 

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parapsychologists, but this is 
interesting. 

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Putoff was born in Chicago, IL. 
He received ABA and an MSC in 

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Electrical Engineering from 
University of Florida. 

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In 1967, Putoff earned a PhD in 
Electrical Engineering from 

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Stanford University with the 
thesis The Stimulated Ramen 

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Effect and its Application as a 
Tunable Laser. 

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Put off then worked on tunable 
lasers and electron beam devices

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and co-authored with R Pantel 
fundamentals of quantum 

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electronics widely 1969 put off 
was also put off also published 

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papers on polarized vacuum and 
stochastic electrodynamics. 

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We've disguised some pretty high
level stuff put off took an 

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interest in the Church of 
Scientology. 

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Now this doesn't make any sense 
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offensive to anybody that that's
involved in this, but to have 

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you know, so much background in 
science and Church of 

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Scientology being started by L 
Ron Hubbard, a fiction writer. 

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It's strange to me. 
Put it took an interest in the 

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Church of Scientology in the 
late 1960s and reached what was 

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then the top OTVI think it's the
OT 7 level. 

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By 1971, Put Off wrote up his 
wins for a Scientology 

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publication claiming to have 
claiming to have achieved remote

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viewing abilities called 
Extraization and Scientology. 

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In 1974, Put Off also wrote a 
piece for Scientology Celebrity 

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Magazine stating that 
Scientology had given him a 

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feeling of absolute 
fearlessness, quote UN quote. 

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Put Off severed all connection 
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1970s. 
In the 1970s and 80s, Put Off 

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directed a program at Stanford 
Research Institute to 

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investigate paranormal 
abilities, collaborating with 

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Russell Targ in a study of the 
purported psychic abilities of 

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Yuri Geller, Ingo Swamp, Pat 
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others as part of what they call
the Stargate Project. 

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Both Geller and Swann convinced 
Put Off and Targ that they 

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possessed psyche powers, though 
Geller employed a sleight of 

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hand tricks. 
Yeah, I was watching somebody on

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YouTube and they were talking 
about watching 1 of Geller's 

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demonstrations and they were not
impressed at all. 

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Put Off and Targ studied Yuri 
Geller at Sri, declaring that 

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Geller had psyche powers, though
there were flaws with the 

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controls in the experiment, and 
Geller used a sleight of hand on

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many occasions, according to 
Terrence Heinz. 

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I've heard that from others, 
Geller turned out to be nothing 

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more than a magician, using 
sleight of hand and considerable

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personal term to fool his 
admirers. 

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The test that Sri turned out to 
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that can best be described as 
chaotic. 

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Few limits were placed on 
Geller's behavior and he was 

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more or less in control of the 
procedures used to test him. 

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Further, the results of the 
tests were incorrectly reported 

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in Targ and Put Off's Nature 
paper. 

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This is from Wikipedia. 
Psychologist David Marks and 

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Richard Cameron attempted to 
replicate Putt, Off and Targ's 

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remote viewing experiments in a 
series of 35 studies. 

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They could not replicate the 
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While investigating the 
procedure of the original 

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experiments, Marks and Kamen 
discovered that the notes given 

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to the judges and put off in 
targeted experiments contain 

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clues as to which order they 
were carried out. 

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Examples included referring to 
yesterday's 2 targets or the 

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inclusion of the date of the 
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the page. 
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were the reason for the 
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Terrence Heinz has written 
examination of the few actual 

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transcripts published by Target 
and Put Off show that just such 

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clues were present. 
To find out if the unpublished 

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transcript contained cues, Marks
in Common wrote to Target and 

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put Off questioning requesting 
copies. 

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It is almost unheard of for a 
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his data for independent 
examination when asked, unless 

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it involves a particular jab, I 
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consistently refused to allow 
Marks and Common to see copies 

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of the transcripts. 
Marks and Common were, however, 

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able to obtain copies of the 
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use them. 
The transcripts were found to 

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contain a wealth of cues. 
Marx noted that when the queues 

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were eliminated, the results 
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James Randi noted that 
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other researchers, eliminating 
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extraneous evidence present in 
their original tests, produced 

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negative results. 
Students also saw Put Off and 

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Targets locations from the clues
that had inadvertently been 

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included in the transcripts, 
Marks and Kami concluded. 

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Until remote viewing can be 
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prevent sensory cuing, the 
conclusions of Tang and Put Off 

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remain an unsubstantiated 
hypothesis. 

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According to Martin Gardner, Put
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could do research in 
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dealt with psychics who were 
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Yeah. 
And the problem here is a lot of

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this remote viewing stuff is 
coming up with Louis. 

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And he kind of gets into this, 
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unvirtuous circle where he's 
citing people like put off and 

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and their parapsychology 
research. 

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But we're finding here that it's
been deemed not to have worked. 

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But yet Louis goes Elizondo goes
on multiple interviews and says 

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Oh yeah, remote viewing works 
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In 1985, Putoff founded the 
Institute for Advanced Studies 

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at Austin IASA. 
That must have been where Luya 

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was taking the supposed UFO meta
material the other day he was 

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talking about and said he was 
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Later incorporated under Earth 
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which pursues General, which 
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propulsion research. 
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granted AUS patent in 1998 with 
claims that information could be

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transmitted through a distance 
using a modulated potential with

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no electric or magnetic field 
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While the invention. 
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appear to rest on solid, albeit 
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principles, the case is used for
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law where the examiner failed to
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inoperability or lack of 
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Wisconsin Law school case study.
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patent, even a competent 
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innovation from pseudoscience. 
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competent examiners, examiners 
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And then it goes on. 
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90s Put Off co-authored papers 
using the model of stochastic 

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electrodynamics that leads to a 
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electromagnetic drag force on 
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This concept built on Andre 
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the gravitational constant was a
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fluctuations in the vacuum. 
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offs night put offs 1989 papers 
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computational error which makes 
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Put Off responded that a 
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model would restore its 
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The 1994 paper was the subject 
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Subsequent Analysis by FMS Levin
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concerning the mathematical 
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the use of non relativistic 
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effects, concluding that the 
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result of 0 point field effects.
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a different 1989 paper by Puthof
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Among numerous difficulties, 
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such energy not gravitate, so it
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electromagnetic radiation. 
Building on earlier theoretical 

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work by Robert L Forward 
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extend electrical energy, Daniel
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thermodynamics of a simple 
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device. 
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discussed in these articles are 
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charged conductors sufficiently 
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External electricity would be 
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Other authors have studied 
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based on Casmir forces, while 
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hopes to extract 0 point energy 
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of physics, a propulsion that 
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thermodynamics and is considered
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credentialed physicists. 
Well, we go back to the old zero

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point energy thing again. 
All these guys promising it, but

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not a lot going on. 
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According to the Louis Elizondo 
book, imminent put off served as

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chief scientist on AAWSAP and AA
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research programs. 
In the 2000 and 10s he cofounded

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the UFO dedicated company to the
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Well, there you go. 
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scientist for a AWSAP and ATIP 
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company to the Stars with Tom 
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Can you see the connections 
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Wow, how did those how did those
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to Tom Delong? 
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It makes you wonder, doesn't it?
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impression that Christopher 
Mellon passed those off to Louis

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Elizondo in a parking lot at the
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I could be wrong. 
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picked up through public domain,
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If I'm wrong, please tell me. 
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video ended up in the hands of 
the New York Times and then from

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the New York Times inexplicably 
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hands of Tom Delong, where he 
published the video on YouTube 

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with his watermarks splattered 
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And now we find here that 
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at AWSAP and AAT IP. 
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that. 
I'm just curious. 

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I don't know. 
I bet it just seemed weird. 

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Doesn't it doesn't seem strange 
to you how these same names keep

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popping up over and over and 
over again? 

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So now we've got Bob Bigelow, 
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spend what, $20 million on a 
tip, I guess? 

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Or was it a, a WSAPI guess? 
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these things so they stay ahead 
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investigation maybe, I don't 
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So you got Bob Bigelow. 
He's like he's like what, 80 now

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or something? 
83 we got how put off born in 

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1936. 
So he's like 868080, what, 8586 

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years old. 
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So these guys are all just 
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I think it's important to keep 
in mind that these guys have 

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have had decades of history 
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So when you hear Louis Elizondo 
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Hal Putoff is or what what 
fantastic work that Bob Bigelow 

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has sponsored, keep in mind 
these guys, some of these guys 

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have known each other for 
decades, decades. 

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Now. 
I want to take a look at a 

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couple articles here just 
showing you how this all ties 

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together. 
It's just madding. 

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OK, so just to give you a little
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put off has been in the system, 
this article is from New 

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dualism.org. 
The title says CIA initiated 

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remote viewing at Stanford 
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Now think about that. 
The Central Intelligence Agency,

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the same spy agency that owns 
the company, What's that called?

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Q Intel. 
We talked about it here a few 

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weeks ago, whether you go around
buying up the latest emerging 

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technology to keep it off the 
shelf from you and I and 

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monopolize it for the 
intelligence agencies. 

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Does that seem like a good way 
to spend your tax dollars? 

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I guess it's too bad the one 
around in the 1910s or whatever.

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So they could they could have 
taken automobiles off the shelf 

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and that that would have been a 
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security. 
It's madding. 

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Anyway, this article is written 
by HE put off that's how put off

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PhD institute for advanced 
studies at Austin. 

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And I believe that wasn't that 
what we just said was this 

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little thing down there. 4030 
breaker lane W #300 Austin, TX 

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Yeah. 
We'll have to take a look at 

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that. 
I'll see if I can post a link to

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the map or something for you 
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As always, thanks to the people 
that go ahead and help the 

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program out over there. 
It really helps. 

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OK, it says. 
Abstract In July 1995, the CIA 

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declassified and approved for 
release documents revealing its 

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sponsorship of the 19 in the 
1970s of a program of a program 

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at Stanford Research Institute 
in Menlo Park, CA to determine 

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whether such phenomena as remote
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for intelligence collection. 
Thus began disclosure of the to 

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the public of A2 decade plus 
involvement of the intelligence 

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community in the investigation 
of so-called parapsychological, 

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parapsychological or PSI 
phenomena. 

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I cannot read the word para 
without thinking of my old doc 

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telling us always remember para 
means fake. 

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Presented here by the program's 
founder and 1st Director from 

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1972 to 1985 is the early 
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including discussion of some of 
the first, now declassified 

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results that drove early 
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Now think about it. 
The guy's got a job for 13 

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years, man. 
Staring at goats. 

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All right, I mean, this is your 
tax dollars at work. 

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I'm sorry, I don't go for all 
this remote viewing stuff. 

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They're, they're not able to 
replicate it. 

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Steven Greenstreet just had a 
challenge on his Twitter post 

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the other day. 
No, nobody guessed it right. 

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But this is our tax dollars at 
work. 

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They could be doing useful 
things like releasing UFO 

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reports that have been recorded 
60-70 years ago that they won't 

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tell us about. 
So anyway, he goes on and has 

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this quite long introduction and
then he says in early 1972 put 

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off I was involved in laser 
research at Stanford Research 

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Institute, same place Gary 
Nolan's at, the guy that blocked

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me in Menlo Park, CA at I 
believe right Stanford. 

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At that time I was also 
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a small grant for one research 
at a quantum biology. 

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They just live off government 
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Honestly, would these guys be 
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government wasn't handing out 
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Like Elizondo? 
You got a job making, what, 

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$150,000 a year plus benefits 
and you want to complain about 

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it? 
You sit around and talk about 

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UFOs all day. 
I mean, really, I'm just done 

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with it. 
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I had raised the issue whether 
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was capable of describing life 
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measurements involving plants 
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This proposal was widely 
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to Cleve Baxter in New York 
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measuring the electrical 
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polygraph equipment. 
New York artist Ingo Swann 

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chanced to see my proposal 
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and wrote me suggesting that if 
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investigating the boundary 
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animate and inanimate, I should 
consider experiments of the 

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parapsychological type. 
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some apparently successful 
experiments and psychokinesis in

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which he had participated at 
Professor Gertrude Smidler's 

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laboratory at the City College 
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As a result of this 
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visit Sri for a week in June 
1972 to demonstrate such 

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effects. 
Frankly, as much out of a 

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personal scientific curiosity as
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Well, isn't it nice that your 
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satisfy output US personal 
scientific curiosity? 

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Really. 
Prior to Swan's visit, I 

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arranged for access to a well 
shielded magnometer used in a 

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cork detection experiment in the
Physics department at Stanford 

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University. 
During our visit to this 

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laboratory, sprung as a surprise
to Swarm, he appeared to perturb

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the operation of the magnometer,
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floor of the building and 
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an aluminum container, copper 
shielding, and a superconducting

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shield. 
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then went on to remote view the 
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rendering by drawing a 
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rather complex and heretofore 
unpublished construction. 

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It was this latter feat that 
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than the former, as it 
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of the Intelligence community. 
I wrote up these observations 

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and circulated circulated among 
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draft form of what was 
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a conference proceeding. 
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visitors showed up at Sri with 
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Their credentials showed them to
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They knew of my previous 
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Intelligence officer. 
There you go, and then civilian 

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employee at the National 
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NSA several years later and felt
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concerns with me openly. 
So here you have just this 

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revolving door from the Navy 
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Stanford. 
Now on to the UFO Mafia history 

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channel. 
A clear progression. 

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There was, they told me, 
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intelligence community about the
level of effort in Soviet 

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parapsychology being funded by 
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By Western scientific standards,
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nonsense by most working 
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As a result, they had been on 
the lookout for a research 

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laboratory outside of academia 
that could handle a quiet, low 

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profile classified 
investigation, and Sri appeared 

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to fit the bill. 
They asked if I could arrange an

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opportunity for them to carry 
out some simple experiments with

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SWAN and if the test proves 
satisfactory, would I consider a

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pilot program along these lines?
I agreed to consider this and 

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arrange for the requested test. 
Isn't that nice? 

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From the Navy to the NSA to 
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never ends. 
This is your tax dollars at 

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work. 
Just piles and piles and piles 

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of money being wasted. 
The tests were simple, the 

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visitors simply hiding objects 
in a box and asking Swan to 

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attempt to describe the 
contents. 

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The results generated in these 
experiments are perhaps captured

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most eloquently by the following
example and one test, Swan said.

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I see something small, brown and
irregular, sort of like a leaf 

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or something that resembles it, 
except that it seems very much 

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alive, like it's moving. 
The target chosen by one of the 

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visitors turned out to be a 
small live moth, which indeed 

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did look like a leaf, although 
not all responses were quite so 

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precise. 
Nonetheless, the integrated 

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results were sufficiently 
impressive that in short order, 

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an 8 month $49,909 biofueled 
measurement program was 

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negotiated as a pilot study. 
A Laser colleague, Russell Tagg,

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who had a long time interest in 
involvement in parapsychology, 

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joined the program and the 
experimental effort was begun in

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earnest. 
Yes, follow the money. 

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I mean, they've got all they do,
all this remote viewing, but 

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nobody was able to stop 9/11. 
Amazingly enough, during the 8 

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month pilot study at Remote 
Viewing, the effort gradually 

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evolved from the remote viewing 
of symbols and objects and 

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envelopes and boxes to the 
remote viewing of local target 

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sites in San Francisco Bay Area,
demarked by outbound 

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experimenters sent to the site 
under strict protocols devised 

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to prevent artifactual results. 
Later, judging of the results 

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was similarly handled by 
double-blind protocols designed 

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to foil artifactual matching. 
Since these results have been 

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presented in detail elsewhere, 
both in the scientific 

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literature and the popular book 
format, I directed the 

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interested reader to see those 
sources. 

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To summarize, over the years, 
the back and forth criticism of 

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protocols, refinement and 
methods and successful 

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replication of this type of 
remote viewing and independent 

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laboratories has yielded 
considerably scientific evidence

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for the reality of the 
phenomena. 

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And then it goes on from there. 
Well, you heard what they said 

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in Wikipedia. 
They said that the cues, there 

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were so many cues in the paper 
that there was, there's no way 

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you could, you could show this 
stuff was, was actually 

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accurate. 
And the the paper goes on quite 

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a long ways, actually. 
It has a lot of interesting 

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stuff in it, but it shows me how
putoff's been around for a long,

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long time. 
It is from this revolving door, 

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like I said, going from Navy 
intelligence into what, the NSA,

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then to Stanford, then back to 
the CIA. 

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And he's 80, what, 80, born in 
1936. 

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So he's like, what, 86 years old
or something? 

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And he's still all over the 
place. 

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Still all over the place. 
Let's take a look at one last 

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article here of some of the 
stuff he's been saying recently.

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So you kind of get an idea of 
what's going on now before we 

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finish up with this last 
article, I did repost an 

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interview with Hal put off over 
on the Twitter account at UFO 

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Warning. 
And you you can take a look at 

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their. 
Yeah, he's into some pretty deep

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stuff, man. 
I got to tell you how much of it

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I believe, I don't know, but 
interesting character and he's 

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an important character because 
he's been around for so long. 

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And I think it's important that 
we, when we hear these guys talk

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about different experiences or 
they're doing this or they're 

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doing that, keep in mind the 
connections. 

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Now this year, articles from 
irishtar.com, not one of my 

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favorite sources, but it's all 
right, I guess. 

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It says hairy aliens used mind 
control to scare off officials 

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from UFO Christ site. 
Ex CIA scientist claims a group 

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of small, Gray and hairy aliens 
appeared on earth and controlled

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the minds of covert American 
officials to stop them from 

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recovering a UFO crash site, 
according to classified 

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documents. 
There's articles by Adam 

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Callier, says Reddit lead John 
O'Sullivan audience and editor 

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Adam Callier dated June 19th, 
2024. 

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Just a couple months ago, 
sterling allegations have 

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surfaced that diminutive hairy 
Gray aliens once visited Earth 

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and used mind control on 
undercover U.S. officials to 

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prevent the recovery of a UFO 
crash site. 

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These astonishing revelations 
emerge from recently disclosed 

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emails between former CIA 
scientist Hal Puthoff and ex CIA

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Life Science Division analyst 
Kit Green. 

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Their exchanges were revealed in
a 1999 issue of a UFO magazine 

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pinned under the false name Greg
Halifax. 

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Here, the narrative of an 
individual known as Sej Masters 

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was detailed who was part of a 
squad tasked with securing a 

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downed UFO. 
UAP such alleges that his 

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operation continues the blackest
of American covert operations 

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roping in various intelligence 
community members, all 

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thoroughly screened for 
psychological soundness, reports

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the Daily Star. 
Locations involved in these 

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incidents, named after Zodiac 
constellations and ranging from 

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New Mexico to Denmark to the 
Midwest of the US, sparked great

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intrigue. 
However, the most mysterious 1 

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dubbed Zodiac entered the Nordic
territories. 

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A fresh analysis of the emails 
and accounts suggest that 

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extraterrestrial beings were 
present, described as small, 

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Gray and hairy. 
Recorded recovery sites include 

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spots in New Mexico, the Danish 
coastline and the Midwest. 

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In the account an anonymous 
Colonel recounts to a 

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psychologist out during one 
crash retrieval, a massive UAP 

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craft materialized overhead the 
crash location telepathically 

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instructing the recovery crew 
against salvaging the downloaded

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vessel. 
The team then experienced 90 

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minutes of missing time and were
not able to share that 

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information with staff at WPAFB 
CIA until they were 

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telepathically released and able
to do so, the psychologist 

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states. 
The little Gray bachelors have 

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thought control and empathy 
projection. 

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Although no further details of 
the encounter were made public, 

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a document shared on Reddit this
week alleges that WPAFBCIA holds

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over 2 million accounts of UAP 
UFO sightings by military 

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personnel and US civilians, 
which were never investigated. 

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Well, didn't, didn't Sean 
Kirkpatrick tell us that they 

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had investigated every single 
encounter? 

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Seems like he did. 
Seems like he did. 

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But here you go. 
We're being told that there was 

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this text message back and forth
between put off another guy 

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talking about this UFO crash. 
You have this fellow who's what,

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8788 years old, born in 1936. 
At what point does he say, I'm 

460
00:28:12,760 --> 00:28:15,720
at the end of my life here? 
Why don't I just go ahead and 

461
00:28:15,720 --> 00:28:17,320
share some of these secrets that
I know? 

462
00:28:17,320 --> 00:28:21,520
At what point does he decide 
that the possibility of him 

463
00:28:21,760 --> 00:28:26,000
spending the last couple years 
of his life in prison is 

464
00:28:26,400 --> 00:28:31,760
outweighed by the liberation 
that this disclosure would 

465
00:28:31,760 --> 00:28:34,200
provide? 
How, how long do these guys have

466
00:28:34,200 --> 00:28:36,320
to carry these carry these 
secrets? 

467
00:28:36,560 --> 00:28:40,040
I mean, it's one thing if it's 
if it's national security, but 

468
00:28:40,040 --> 00:28:45,720
if they know that we actually 
have this core group of deep 

469
00:28:45,720 --> 00:28:49,600
state operators that have all 
this information, all this 

470
00:28:49,600 --> 00:28:52,040
knowledge, and they're holding 
on to it. 

471
00:28:52,440 --> 00:28:56,240
Not because they're trying to 
protect us from the Soviets to 

472
00:28:56,240 --> 00:29:00,200
the Chinese, but they're simply 
holding on to it so that they 

473
00:29:00,200 --> 00:29:05,040
can develop this parallel 
society where they rule over us.

474
00:29:05,800 --> 00:29:12,240
And this might be the last 
opportunity for us to regain 

475
00:29:13,200 --> 00:29:16,920
control through disclosure. 
This this could be this could be

476
00:29:16,920 --> 00:29:21,400
the very lifeblood of our 
Democratic Republic on the line.

477
00:29:22,320 --> 00:29:26,760
And you have to ask yourself at 
one point, is it more ethical 

478
00:29:26,760 --> 00:29:31,440
for these guys, this 8687 year 
old guy to carry these secrets 

479
00:29:31,440 --> 00:29:34,520
to his grave? 
Or should he come out and just 

480
00:29:34,520 --> 00:29:37,200
tell us the truth? 
Look, it's not the columns elite

481
00:29:37,200 --> 00:29:40,080
that you need to worry about. 
It's this group of people that 

482
00:29:40,080 --> 00:29:44,440
are above them actually that 
have all this knowledge, all 

483
00:29:44,440 --> 00:29:49,080
this information and they are on
the verge of creating a parallel

484
00:29:49,080 --> 00:29:53,040
society where they will rule you
as if you were ants. 

485
00:29:53,800 --> 00:29:56,400
So I have AI have a lot of 
questions. 

486
00:29:56,400 --> 00:30:00,320
If they're simply holding it 
information secret because of 

487
00:30:00,320 --> 00:30:02,800
national security, well, that is
one thing. 

488
00:30:03,200 --> 00:30:07,720
But if they're holding all this 
information and people like Hal 

489
00:30:07,720 --> 00:30:12,800
Puthoff and Louis Elizondo and 
all the rest of them, even Bob 

490
00:30:12,800 --> 00:30:16,520
Bigelow, are Privy to this 
information, and they know that 

491
00:30:16,520 --> 00:30:20,240
we have this parallel deep state
society emerging among us and 

492
00:30:20,240 --> 00:30:23,560
that their intent is to rule 
over us. 

493
00:30:23,840 --> 00:30:26,240
They're not keeping it secret 
because they're worried about 

494
00:30:26,240 --> 00:30:28,480
us, our safety. 
They're keeping it secret 

495
00:30:28,520 --> 00:30:30,240
because they're keeping it to 
themselves. 

496
00:30:31,160 --> 00:30:34,920
If that's the case, then I have 
to keep asking myself, why do 

497
00:30:34,920 --> 00:30:37,320
you keep telling me that 
disclosure is five years down 

498
00:30:37,320 --> 00:30:39,120
the road? 
Why do you keep telling me 

499
00:30:39,120 --> 00:30:40,960
there's so many things that you 
can't talk about? 

500
00:30:41,200 --> 00:30:44,080
I'm not interested in the things
that you can't talk about. 

501
00:30:44,520 --> 00:30:47,520
I'm interested in you saving our
country. 

502
00:30:47,720 --> 00:30:50,240
Until next time. 
This is UFO warning over and 

503
00:30:50,240 --> 00:30:50,480
out.
