MILITARISED REMOTE VIEWING - SCUTTLERS

We have been told the Project Stargate and other Remote Viewing projects have been abdandoned by the US military. Nothing could be more wrong. In this detailed account of how Remote Viewing, nanoteck injections, and multiple Alien types are involved with the US Military. Alara (Not her real name) describes how the US has fully militarized Remote Viewing, and how Alien Implant technology, is injected into their own troops, so RVrs can track and advise them in the modern theatre of war.

Alara is a natural RVr, who volunteered for the US Military in 2000, and was used up and exhausted in a short time, before crashing out of the program. The viewer must understand that such tactics are very likely to be in use by the British Military, as refered to by John Urwin,(Bases 13) who referred to his special officer as nonhuman in the late 1950s!. Described in similar detail to some of Alaras “ETs” Alara spends her time enjoying life driving her Triumph Motor bike around the western US. We thank her for her invaluable contribution to the use of Remote Viewing in the modern age. Recorded at the IUFOC, Phoenix 2012. An Educational Supplement from The BASES Series for The AMMACH Project. Shot, directed and produced by Miles Johnston. Bases

Music by Nick Ashron from nickashron dot com

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“After we shot the main HDV Alara interview on Militarized Remote Viewing, As we got some refreshemnets on a very hot day, Alara describes strange crab – spider type constructs called Scuttlers.,First encountered in the Energy 106 FM Pirate station on the Irish Border (SeeBases 4 part 2). In a very rare opportunity, Alara describes what these devices are, and why they are used on Data Network systems, or any systems that contain Information. These are hyperspatial, or “Astral” constructs using alein technology, but made by Humans. They infest power stations, transmitters and computer systems and networks. I was personally attacked by a very large version, of these. About 12ft wide at SKY News , on the BSKYB site in Osterley.

These are nasty pieces of work. This supplement is designed to alert Computer, Transmision and Broadcast Engineers that these are REAL. You only get a second to see them before they self delete from your consciousnes. I hope to provide more information on these devices in due course.