Posted on 11/27/2005 10:05:12 PM PST by BurbankKarl
Major Ed Dames -Remote Viewing- learnrv.com Joining Art Bell will be remote viewing teacher Major Ed Dames, who'll alert listeners to things he sees on the 'event horizon,' including a destructive Seattle-Tacoma earthquake and mycotoxin danger (black mold) in the Gulf Coast states.
Edward Dames is a ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate of the University of California, Berkeley. Between 1979 and 1983, Major Dames served as an electronic warfare officer and scientific and technical intelligence officer.
In 1982, Ingo Swann, under the direction of Dr. Harold Puthoff, head of the Remote Viewing Laboratory at Stanford Research Institute, realized a breakthrough. Swann developed a working model for how the unconscious mind communicates information to conscious awareness. To test the model, the Army sent Major Dames and five others to Swann as a prototype trainee group.
The results exceeded all expectations - even those of Swann. In six months, Major Dames' teammates were producing psychically-derived data with more consistency and accuracy than had ever been seen in similar intelligence projects using even the best 'natural' psychics. In late 1983, the team parted company with Swann. As the new operations and training officer for the unit, Dames took this breakthrough skill, dubbed 'Coordinate Remote Viewing,' and began a new phase of research, testing, and evaluation in order to both uncover its true capabilities, and to perfect its application to fit crucial intelligence collection needs.
Major Dames receives his first Meritorious Service Medal
Citation Details: For distinguishing himself by outstanding meritorious achievement as targeting and analysis officer, United States Army Systems Exploitation Detachment, from 5 January 1983 to 30 September 1984. CPT Dames identified and confirmed the existence of an entirely new Soviet offensive weapon, and then personally briefed senior officials of the National Intelligence Agencies regarding the significance of this new Soviet capability. As a result of CPT Dames' efforts in uncovering this program, new resources are being programmed to develop the appropriate defense measures to deal with this new and highly disturbing Soviet capability. CPT Dames' achievements are clearly outstanding and reflect utmost credit upon himself, his organization, and the United States Army.
Major Dames supplied the U.S. President and NSC with proof that the Soviets had clandestinely developed a new generation of biochemical warfare agents. As a result, Congress approved funds for a new DIA Biological Threat Analysis Center. Under the standard military rigor and discipline, combined with a team approach and countless hours of applying the new tool against a wide range of operational and training targets, 'psychic intelligence' (PSIINT) methods and techniques became dependable enough to be considered by some individuals in leadership positions for use in support of life-or-death missions, or special operations in which the application of deadly (military) force was authorized.
Major Dames receives his second Meritorious Service Medal
Citation Details: For distinguishing himself by outstanding meritorious achievement as targeting and analysis officer, United States Army Systems Exploitation Detachment, from 1 June 1983 to 1 November 1984. CPT Dames identified a new and unique Soviet weapons program. The national security implications of CPT Dames' findings have been characterized by top U.S. policymakers as revolutionary, and were briefed by him to officials in all the national intelligence agencies, the Secretary of the Army, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and members of the National Security Council and Congress, who subsequently briefed the president of the United States. CPT Dames' achievements are clearly outstanding and reflect utmost credit upon himself, his organization and the United States Army.
The Army passed control of the 'psi spy' unit to the Defense Intelligence Agency in 1986. DIA is an analytical agency, and has no charter to collect intelligence - it did not know what to do with the unit. The unit was ferreted away within DIA's Scientific and Technical Intelligence Directorate.
Dale Graff, a civilian, was assigned by DIA to administratively oversee the unit. Since the unit was no longer being utilized to any real operational potential, Major Dames' focus shifted almost entirely to developing advanced remote viewing techniques. Quietly, however, he also utilized the team to support projects on behalf of clients in the classified research community. By 1989, civilian Dale Graff, through a complete lack of understanding about remote viewing capabilities and 'real world' applications, began recruiting natural psychics as additional members of the team - an act that effectively administered the coup de grace to the unit's value - and future - as an intelligence collection asset.
In the same year, Major Dames brought remote viewing technology out of the military and to the public. He formed a company that started out by hiring virtually all of the original military remote viewers, who were still on active duty. Today, all of the now evolved, enabling remote viewing expertise and knowledge resides in the civilian sector, where Dames continues to teach the techniques and employ this powerful tool in commercial operations.
Major Dames receives The Legion of Merit
Citation Details: For distinguishing himself by exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services as an intelligence officer in the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command and the Defense Intelligence Agency from 1 October 1982 to 1 October 1991. His insightful threat analysis has contributed significantly to this country's ability to maintain its military superiority. Major Dames' distinguished performance of duty throughout this period represents outstanding accomplishments in the most cherished traditions of the United States Army and reflects the utmost credit upon himself and the military service.
Major Dames retired from the U.S. Army in 1991 and began a full-time effort to advance remote viewing technology, and to create teams of professional civilian Remote Viewers to work on complex projects.
Or maybe "Ed and the Harbingers"
Heh. Now he explained away the BTK killer.
Now, oops, can't get to the gold since it's on Private Property. Pddt!
Funny, soon Ed Dames will be living in the Ukraine...perminately. Why? Kind of missed that part. Only I know that soon, he'll be in an underground home in the Ukraine. :-P
There sure is nothing like a Dames.
I just sent Art a note asking to ask him about Able Danger.
Art Bell
Real-life weekend host of syndicated on-air and Internet radio program Coast to Coast AM. Hendrie lampoons him ("I have news out of NASA—and it's shocking") from time to time. Hendrie opens the segment with a parody of Coast to Coast's opening with their own announcer, Ross Mitchell, repeating Hendrie's single call-in number of 800-449-8686 as opposed to Bell's multiple numbers (east of the rockies, west of the rockies, first time caller, and the wildcard line). Theme music is "Dancing Queen" by ABBA, a song Bell himself often uses. Art often advertises outlandish products from a fictitious sponsor, "Peenman Enterprises" ("But first, this from Peenman Enterprises"), selling things such as the "Earth Handle" and the "Human Waste Chili Maker." A frequent guest of "Art's" is "General Johnson Jameson" who reports from his underground bunker "deep within the Saskatchewan Crust." General Jameson is often accompanied by his hunchback, drug addicted assistant "Igor", and all of his bits innevitably end with a crude and tasteless fart joke. General Jameson was inspired by Art Bell's real guests, Richard C. Hoagland and Major Ed Dames. So uncanny is Hendrie's impersonation that callers to Bell's program often ask when "General Jameson" will return to the show, much to Bell's delight.
The Scientologists are on the Move
What's the name of that boom-boom-whatever song?
Maybe K-K-K-Katie's K-K-K-Kid is a human-alien hybrid.
I am pretty sure that is the song from that undertaker show that was on cable?
Six Feet Under
Former USAG Ramsey Clark has joined Saddam's defense team
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/11/27/saddam.hussein.trial/index.html
I might need to puke. I'll let you know.
Nahh, Art Bell would not tolerate that. Did you ever hear the show where a guy set up a room with a bunch of electronic subsonic bug repellers and claimed to have "caught" a being inside the crossing audio waves? Funniest show.
"I just sent Art a note asking to ask him about Able Danger."
That's a great idea, Karl. Hope he asks!
I think it's by Cusco. But I shall investigate.
Speaking of funny shows, I was listening the night Art Super-Glued his lips. Incredible radio.
Cusco is that Mayan Indian Dance song.
oh, not Six Feet Under...
Dead Like Me.
Dames forgets his own predictions, he said years ago that some entity told us to 'stay away' and that "Man would not return to the moon.
I'm calling in, I soooooo hope I get through, I'll roast him, and Arty will let me because I got da good mannaz'
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