Amy Eskridge said some of the online troll campaigns in UFO land are connected to Stanford Research Institute, home of the early remote viewing programs “Seems like an unusual level of trolling over multiple platforms? I've had an existential sense of dread that some major smear campaign was about to happen. It's been made pretty clear to me for years now that this type of social takedown would occur around publication time in a pre-planned pre-coordinated manner. It's always been this horrib...

RT @AmericanALCHMY: Remote viewing didn't start at Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. It started two decades earlier in a barn on th…

RT @AmericanALCHMY: Remote viewing didn't start at Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s. It started two decades earlier in a barn on th…

Some great questions posed by Gene Sticco @InfinityDisclsd in this comparison of US patented research and the Soviet era research documented by his Russian engineer father in law. The similarities are profound… but neither Russia nor the U.S. acknowledge dramatic energy or https://t.co/bsrgsLhAzh [Quoted] Yesterday I showed how SRI International patented a diamagnetic-ferromagnetic layered levitation system matching the hull architecture. The Office of Naval Research funded "Enhanced Diamagne...