Sunday Times

Psychics join the manhunt

US intelligence agencies are recruiting psychics to help predict future attacks and to find Osama Bin Laden. The recruits, known as "remote viewers", claim to be able to visualise happenings in distant places by using paranormal powers.

The US government established a remote viewing programme, known as Stargate, in the 1970s in an attempt to utilise the skills claimed by psychics to combat communism. The programme, at the Stanford Research Institute in California, was shut down in 1995 after the end of the cold war.

Now, however, US intelligence agencies are reactivating some of their old paranormal spies.

Prudence Calabrese, whose Transdimensional Systems employs 14 remote viewers, confirmed that the FBI had asked the company to predict likely targets of future terrorist attacks.

"Our reports suggest a sports stadium could be a likely target," she said.

The FBI and CIA refused to comment but confirmed investigators have been told to "think out of the box".

Angela Thompson-Smith and Lyn Buchanan, former members of Stargate, said that they, too, had been approached.

-- Anonymous, November 11, 2001

Answers

This site has alot of interesting info on remote viewing: LINK

It is a site that tells what they "see" as happening for future events.

-- Anonymous, November 11, 2001

Thanks, maggie, trying to get to that link, and ez boards are about "dead" couldn't even post last night, tried, IC, RAL, and Bomb shelter, and couldn't move...got on about 15 min. ago got right in to IC, naw can't move.

so, guess I clean the house!

-- Anonymous, November 11, 2001