Grill Flame

[Guest fledgling666]

after watching Suspect Zero, i had to do some research into remote viewing just to satisfy my curiosity and this is what i came up with:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_viewing

https://www.fas.org/irp/program/collect/stargate.htm

https://www.mindcontrolforums.com/hambone/history.html#grill

https://www.usnews.com/usnews/culture/artic.../27stargate.htm

https://www.irva.org/

now, i fully understand that some of these links can be considered questionable, as, i, myself don't necessarily subscribe to the theory, but, it is something that has been gaining recognition since the late 80's and early 90's as an actual science. it isn't there yet, and i am not convinced it is reality, but there are some who are, mainly, it seems, those who took part in it in the service of the US government.

that last link involves people who actually worked on the film. (the film, by the way, isn't an accurate telling of the phenomenon, anyway, as always, it has been dramatized for our, the customers' benefit).

your opinions on remote viewing?

[HighPlainsDrifter]

it is a very fascinating issue.........i am still a skeptic but in these days anything is possible. I do recall hearing on the radio about a remote viewer had located OJ Simpson glove, not sure if its true or not

[Guest fledgling666]

it is a very fascinating issue.........i am still a skeptic but in these days anything is possible.  I do recall hearing on the radio about a remote viewer had located OJ Simpson glove, not sure if its true or not

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depends, were you listening to Art Bell?

[HighPlainsDrifter]

yes thats it, Art Bell

[Guest arcanamundi]

yes thats it, Art Bell

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I enjoyed Art Bell's appearance on S3's 'Collateral Damage'. I would probably enjoy his radio show too, if it weren't on so late at night and on AM radio, where its commercial breaks every 10 minutes.

[Guest SouthernCelt]

I enjoyed Art Bell's appearance on S3's 'Collateral Damage'.  I would probably enjoy his radio show too, if it weren't on so late at night and on AM radio, where its commercial breaks every 10 minutes.

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Nowadays Art Bell is semi-retired and appears only on weekends. The show, Coast to Coast AM, is hosted most nights by George Noury. If you visit the show's web site, you might be able to find some old archived links on RV.

[Guest fledgling666]

reason i asked is because most of what art bell had on the show was stuff the enquirer, the globe and other outlandish tabloids wouldn't even touch. if it was aliens, he was all over it, ghosts and psychic junk too and i'm certain he had something to say about remote viewing, but to me, his show had more comic value than journalistic value. it was like those real late night ghost story shows people have always been fascinated with. it was interesting that he was in a Millennium episode, but it was semi predictable to the extent that the reason for his appearance was to flush a lunatic out into the open.

what do you think about remote viewing?

(not- what do you think about art bell...)

[The Old Man]

Fascinating stuff! I laughed about this though from that last website:

You didn't attend the 2004 Remote Viewing Conference?

Now you can bring the conference home and share it with friends.

Select from 21 recorded presentations (audio & video) or purchase the entire set.

They should have Remote Viewed the conference if they missed it!

[Guest fledgling666]

and the old man brings deh funnay!