check out what i found!

[paganus]

http://www.firstearthbattalion.com

[de_shit]

Nice site man. I'm reading it right now.

[paganus]

Nice site man. I'm reading it right now.first heard about these guys in book 'men who stare at goats'

[deca]

first heard about these guys in book 'men who stare at goats'

is that the one where a American general wanted to walk through walls.

[eternal_spirit]

is that the one where a American general wanted to walk through walls.

..........

Yes, General Stubblebine 3rd

[paganus]

is that the one where a American general wanted to walk through walls.yeah.it started of a whole project on new-age type ideas and such like.

[hagbard_celine]

yeah.it started of a whole project on new-age type ideas and such like.


It was an amazing book, so much better than Them.. Ronson is scratching the surface of something huge here. Remote viewing etc is a big part of military methods today. Have you heard of Ingo Swan?

[paganus]

It was an amazing book, so much better than Them.. Ronson is scratching the surface of something huge here. Remote viewing etc is a big part of military methods today. Have you heard of Ingo Swan?i thought it was excellent! whats ingo swan?

[hagbard_celine]

i thought it was excellent! whats ingo swan?

Who, not what. He was a remote viewer for the CIA, but since he left that job he's become a freelance trainer, a bit like Ed Dames in the book. He has a tribute site; I didn't know he was dead: http://www.ingoswan.com/

He has some pretty amazing stories. He remote viewed an underground laboratory where human experimentation was going on.

[matrixhacker]

They have a page about Ingo on their site.

http://firstearthbattalion.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=48&Itemid=27

It seems the military remote viewing manual is there too.

http://firstearthbattalion.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=15&Itemid=28