Just like Puharich had wanted to take parts of the project to the private sector, so had
Psi Tech, it seemed.“PSI TECH had its beginnings in the covert world of military
intelligence. The company was created in 1989by a few renegade officers in a top
secret military intelligence unit who risked their careers to transfer thisclassified
technology into the private sector. Those individuals knew that when the Defense
IntelligenceAgency’s Remote Viewing Operational Unit lost its funding that this ground
breaking technology would belost forever.”At the same time, they stated that they were
there to prepare the ground for others having to leave thisproject, making sure they had
a career outside of the military. Nothing essentially wrong with that.Any service provider
needs to market its capabilities, thus we can read:
“In late 1991, during the Gulf
War,PSI TECH provided intelligence on Saddam Hussein to the National Security Council
These endeavors earned PSI TECH the atten-tion of the world press.
Currently, PSI TECH’s clients range from the leaders of Fortune 500
corporations, toacademics in science, medicine and law, as well as select
individuals from the private sector who undergo thefirm’s specialized training.
He was also the first to move theremote viewing promotion into the extra-terrestrial realm. *
He made various claims about UFOs, extra-terrestrials, etc., andgot invited
to international conferences, including Germany, where I saw him lecture in
1995. Dames’mis-sion, or interest, depending on which side of the mirror you
were looking at him, was to promote RemoteViewing as a tool that had
unravelled the mysteries of the world.
Like Puharich, he was overshooting at
best.Dames’ allies included General Albert Stubblebine, the retired director of
Army Intelligence (INSCOM), aco-founder of Psi-Tech. Another co-founder
was David Morehouse. Dames and Morehouse were both atthe beginning of
the waterfall of books that would soon engulf the remote viewing project. In
short, here werethree people, two freely using their military title, to talk
about the remote viewing project, but equally arguingfor an extra-terrestrial
presence on Earth. Was this true… or disinformation? For even though they
spokefreely about remote viewing and thus preparing the public for the
revelation that such a project had existed
*I first read of this ESP&ET from Aleister Crowely's Wife who channeled aliens.
Transyuggothian Magic
Acheiving sexual trance while sodomizing a male child will transport you past Pluto to an even older God.
The Cult of the Fascinating Child.
THE BOOK OF LIES ------- Aliester Crowley
Book of Lies
"Shortly after publication, the O.H.O. (Outer
Head of the O.T.O.) came to me. (At that time I did
not realise that there was anything in the O.T.O.
beyond a convenient compendium of the more
important truths of Free Masonry.) He said that since
I was acquainted with the supreme secret of the
Order, I must be allowed the IX {degree} and obligated in
regard to it. I protested that I knew no such secret.
He said `But you have printed it in the plainest
language'. I said that I could not have done so
because I did not know it. He went to the book-
shelves; taking out a copy of THE BOOK OF LIES, he
pointed to a passage in the despised chapter. It
instantly flashed upon me.
The entire symbolism not
only of Free Masonry but of many other traditions
blazed upon my spiritual vision. From that moment
the O.T.O. assumed its proper importance in my
mind. I understood that I held in my hands the key
to the future progress of humanity...." aka-Children&MindControl
The Commentary was written by Crowley prob-
ably around 1921. The student will find it very
helpful for the light it throws on many of its passages.