Military-Grade Remote Viewing Team Targets 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko: No “Comet”

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AUSTIN, Texas, March 1, 2015 — Military-style Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) team targeted the space-object known as 67P/C-G on February 3-4, 2015 and discovered that 67P is not a “comet”. Contrary to what ESA and NASA would have you believe, in a nutshell, 67P is a “singular, self-propelled, once-inhabited, micro-cosmogony/biosphere/genetics laboratory/experiment gone awry–a vessel adrift and/or limping in.

Military-style, CRV intelligence-gathering operations against target 67P began on February 3, 2015 using one advanced CRVer as monitor and one advanced CRVer as remote viewer. Total in-session time was about ten hours over a thirty-hour period with intermittent rest periods. The entire operational CRV session was recorded on video and is posted on professional remote-viewer Edward Riordan’s YouTube channel at the links below. Tasking was broken down into the following areas:  1) The overall target; 2) aspect “A”; 3) aspect “B”; 4) aspect “C”; and 5)  aspect “D”.

Photo croppings used for each aspect are shown in the videos and can be downloaded using the links provided in the description box under each video at YouTube.

Target cue (blind to the viewer):

“Describe ‘the’ most important aspects of the target site shown in the image below.”

Being told nothing about the target both prior to and during the CRV session, the viewer remained blind to the target at all times. Not until CRV operations against 67P were completed was the viewer shown any feedback photos of 67P.

Study the images provided in the video description boxes and watch the videos of this military-style, operational CRV session yourself . “You” decide what the remote viewer is describing. 67P is not a “dirty snowball” like ESA and NASA would have you believe—far from it.

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About Military-Style Remote Viewing

For those unfamiliar with Controlled Remote Viewing, in response to the discovery of the Soviet psychic spy program during the Cold War, the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) established and maintained for twenty years a secret program that trained and employed military officer and enlisted personnel in Controlled Remote Viewing (a type of trainable remote perception and martial art) to obtain information about people, places, objects, events, etc., because there was no other means for obtaining the information sought. The DIA’s program was known as “Project Stargate”. As with standard CRV protocols, all CRVers remain completely blind to the target at all times prior and during the 1-1.5 hours-long session. Only after the session is completed is the viewer ever shown a feedback photo of the target just described, if at all.

Many of you will be unfamiliar with CRV terminology used in the video. To help you better understand the CRV protocols and terminology used, a link to a previously SECRET CIA document declassified under a FOIA request is provided below and can be downloaded and used as a reference.

Most of you will not understand the CRV terminology employed in the videos. Below is a link to a once-secret CIA CRV training manual, declassified and released under FOIA request that you can use for reference:

http://rviewer.com/crvmanual/1985_CRV_beyond.pdf

“To my utter astonishment I saw an airship descending over my cow lot. It was occupied by six of the strangest beings I ever saw. They were jabbering together, but we could not understand a word they said…”

– Congressman Alexander Hamilton, 1897

Original imageof the on first shown in this article can be downloaded at ESA Rosetta website and used in accordance to ESA Creative Commons license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/igo/

The above image was modified by simple rotation, mirroring, cropping, tone-adjust and sharpening. Then it was colorized by Jerry D. Harthcock. Copyright (c) 2015. All rights reserved.