September 27, 2001: Remote Viewing September 11 - Ed Dames

Major Ed Dames discusses remote viewing the September 11th attacks and what intelligence this method revealed. Dames examines whether remote viewing detected the plot beforehand and why such information wasn't acted upon. The conversation explores what remote viewing sessions after the attacks reveal about the perpetrators and their organization. Dames discusses remote viewing findings about Osama bin Laden's location and Al Qaeda's structure. The discussion addresses the challenge of actionable intelligence from remote viewing versus traditional intelligence gathering. Dames examines his remote viewing of future threats and whether additional attacks are planned. The broadcast explores the potential for remote viewing to support counter-terrorism operations. Dames discusses the government's historical use of psychic espionage and whether such programs continue. The conversation addresses Dames' predictions about America's response and the coming war in Afghanistan. Dames examines long-term threats revealed through remote viewing including WMD terrorism and future conflicts. The discussion explores whether remote viewing could have prevented September 11th if properly utilized.