UPDATE: Military-Grade Remote Viewing Team Targets ISON (C/2012 S1) and Discover Parts May Be “Cloaked”

AUSTIN, Texas, December, 2013 — This is just an update on the original article posted on November 21, 2013 concerning a military-style Controlled Remote Viewing team targeting the object otherwise known as ISON. There has been a lot of speculation lately that ISON is dead, but from what can be gleaned from the latest SECCHI images from December 3^rd and 4^th, contrary to popular belief and from what we’ve been told by “official” sources, ISON appears to be alive and well. If you don’t believe it, watch the video provided immediately below and see for yourself.

From the latest images, not only is ISON still alive, but it is absolutely huge. It still appears to display the unusual “V” or chevron shape as it did upon exiting from perihelion on November 28, which is the same shape shown in the controversial Hubble image displayed at the Hubble Space Telescope website. For links to the images used in not only the following video, but also the Controlled Remote Viewing session videos, read each video’s respective description at YouTube.

Also, as many of you are aware, there has been a lot of speculation lately concerning an object appearing to the left side of several of the SECCHI images taken on November 28 that appear to show what “looks like” some kind of cloaking going on and lasting several hours. This latest video shows these frames as the phenomenon occurred that day. Some are speculating that it’s just lens flare, while others are saying it’s some kind of cloaking going on. I bring this up because this topic was part of the headline of the original article below, wherein the viewer, during the session, objectified and described some kind of cloaking aspect of the target, whether it be ISON itself, NASA’s apparent concealment (for three hours) of close-in ISON shots, just after perihelion, the object in question to the left of these frames, or any combination of the foregoing.

Is ISON still alive? Is that an object being cloaked by NASA or on its own, or is it just lens flare? You decide.

Original Article Dated November 21, 2013

In an effort to get a read on a controversial space-borne object commonly referred to in astronomical circles as ISON (C/2012 S1), a military grade controlled remote viewer was tasked to describe the object under blind conditions, meaning that the remote viewer had no knowledge, nor was provided any information, about the target at anytime prior to or during the five-plus hours-long CRV session. The complete session, broken into four parts, has been posted on YouTube for public viewing and may be accessed below.

ISON CRV Session Part 1 of 4:

ISON CRV Session Part 2 of 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niOjpXEZ5ks

ISON CRV Session Part 3 of 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PQYHgxL4Hk

ISON CRV Session Part 4 of 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4moS1Jmff1Q

Preliminary analysis of the session data suggests that ISON is not just one object, but several, comprising both natural and unnatural elements. By unnatural, we mean that at least one element of the target does not comport with our current understanding of the laws of nature, meaning such aspect(s) is/are artificial and/or supernatural. By supernatural, we mean:

“2 a : departing from what is usual or normal especially so as to appear to transcend the laws of nature.” [from Merrium-Webster online dictionary]

Summarized, during this CRV session, the remote viewer gives a fairly detailed description of the “unnatural” and natural aspects of the target, including composition, track characteristics, colors, textures, sounds, and mechanical/electrical aspects. The most drama and climax to the session occurs in Part 4 of the video, where, among other things, the viewer actually names the target—twice! The first of which occurs shortly after the monitor prompts him to move thirty days into the future and describe the target at that point in time. Among the more striking results of the session is the fact that the viewer detects that an aspect of the target is being “cloaked” so that such aspects can’t be seen.

This operational remote viewing session was tasked against ISON due to the ongoing controversy surrounding the object(s’) enigmatic behavior and the “apparent” efforts by NASA to conceal something about it from the public; namely, certain of the images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope and various articles and YouTube videos circulating the Internet. The “cloaking” aspect of the target detected and described by the viewer could very well be what NASA is doing and not in any way related to the object(s) itself. On the other hand, it could be a little bit of both. You decide.

Here is but one example YouTube video arguing that NASA is covering something up about ISON: http://youtu.be/dRJ59AXhnRs

Here is another: http://youtu.be/8mzO-204reM

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.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/64637699/1985-SECRET-CIA-Remote-Viewing-Manual

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