The True Adventures of a Psychic Spy
Bianca:
"NON-LETHALITY"-THE FUTURE OF WARFARE
Morehouse's new book is called Non-Lethal Weapons: War Without Death. According to Morehouse, "...conventional weaponry is designed to kill. The new hybrid conventional weaponry is designed to maim. Non-lethal weaponry, by this definition, must be anti-materiel and not anti-personnel.
"The book takes a very philosophical approach to the concept of non-lethality. It talks about what conventional weapons have done in this century: taken 170 million innocent human beings' lives. Doctors, lawyers, professors, housewives, children, not warriors-80 million of them were summarily executed for their refusal to participate, and that number continues to grow exponentially. Less than 250,000 of those lives were taken through nuclear weapons.
"In the post-Cold War era, the military-industrial complex has spent an inordinate amount of time on the disarmament and abolition of the nuclear arsenal, unscrewing five nuclear warheads so we can pat ourselves on the back and say what a great job we did, while in the meantime we spent US$900 billion-plus last year to build and market weapons of death and destruction. So it's a shell game.
"The conclusion is that we're in a new strategic era at a crossroads of human history. We have to make a decision. Are we going to continue to build weapons on an ever-increasing scale? Or are we going to evolve to an era in which we retool the entire defence industry to outfit ourselves with weapons that preserve human life but yet destroy the war machine of a belligerent, thereby eliminating a belligerent's ability to wage war?
"We have that technology to kill the tanks themselves. This is the premise. The nature of man will never change, and therefore the nature of war will never change. Only the way in which wars are fought will change. All the so-called 'Star Wars' technology, the electromagnetic pulse weapons, are lethal, high-tech conventional weaponry. That's all it is."
Morehouse continues with his analysis, saying that the book "...takes 12 truly non-lethal technologies and it templates them over fictional scenarios that contemplate current world events-Bosnia, Somalia, etc."
So the military-industrial complex has to be called for an accounting?
"Exactly. That's what has to happen," says Morehouse. "We have to become more well-read on these issues. That's why the book creates this vision. Here's the scenario with conventional weapons, and here's what happens if we inject a non-lethal form of technology.
"I saw this tested at Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah. It's called an 'anti-tank shroud round'. Milliseconds before it impacts, it sends out a white-hot plasma jetstream which precedes the impact of the round and bores a hole through the armour faster than the speed of sound and spews molten metal into the interior of the tank which turns everything inside the tank into jello. That's how Iraqi tanks were killed in the desert.
"What the shroud round does is that milliseconds before it hits it explodes into a wire-reinforced polymer film that envelops the tank like an octopus envelops its prey. It shorts out everything. This polymer instantly wraps and shrinks down. They called it a 'shrink-wrap round'. The polymer's collective strength blew the hydraulics on an M-60 tank as it tried to traverse the turret. It seals all the lids shut. The wire shorts out the communications."
So why haven't they bragged about it?
"Because," explains Morehouse, "the US$900 billion-a-year military-industrial complex, these greedy warmongers who build and market weapons to third-world countries don't want it because it's too cheap. Plus, if you start saving lives and killing equipment, then you force diplomacy to take its rightful place as the tool of conflict resolution in the new millennium. So you start to screw up this perpetual market of death and destruction.
"We now have members of Congress who have appropriated billions of tax dollars as welfare for arms manufacturers. So, when a manufacturer makes them and sells them to some third-world tyrant who can't even afford to buy powdered milk for the babies starving in his country but buys 12 jets that he can't afford, who pays for them? The US taxpayer. We now pay the weapons manufacturers, the arms dealers. And we pay off that tyrant's bill when he defaults."
Morehouse has a point. This modus operandi has certainly worked for every military conflict in the 20th century. The Gulf War was only the latest scam to generate profit streams for the arms manufacturers and their bankers, as well as get rid of excess population, i.e., "cannon fodder" (military personnel) and "useless eaters" (non-revenue-producing, resource-depleting people).
Bianca:
REMOTE VIEWING AS A PUBLIC SERVICE
So what's in the future for "psychic warrior" David Morehouse?
"What I've been working on is Remote Viewing Technologies, a private company involved in information and training seminars for remote-viewing techniques," replies Morehouse. "Thus far we have not taught anyone in the private sector; only people in the commercial sector and law enforcement. We've been training police officers in remote viewing because they can readily make the transition. Trying to look through the eyes of a dead man for an hour and a half, that is not as disturbing to a cop as to a layman. Police officers seem to have this jaundiced view of the world, anyway. If they're working homicide detail, they have a tendency not to get as unravelled or upset."
So what's being done with this technology as a public service, so to speak?
"Probably the only two people spearheading that are Lin Buchanan and myself. I formed a company, called Remote Viewing Technologies, with police officers. Lin has what's called the Assigned Witness Program.
"Remote Viewing Technologies has been working several cases in New Jersey and several cases in Baltimore. We're getting ready to train a large number of officers in New Jersey, and we've already trained seven police officers in Minnesota. The law enforcement agencies, the chiefs of police, the detectives-everyone has welcomed the training with open arms; as long as they understand they must keep a perspective on it and know that the three cardinal rules of remote viewing must always prevail:
"One: It's not 100% accurate, never has been, never will be.
"Two: You can never trust the results of any single remote-viewer operating independently of other remote viewers; therefore you cannot task yourself. That's the problem that Courtney Brown and Ed Dames have run into. They front-load themselves. Courtney Brown sits downs and says, 'Hale-Bopp object following. Describe.' It violates all the cardinal rules of remote viewing. There's no blind or double blind. If you task yourself, you step into the world of analytical overlay or the process of imagination. It's the same protocol violation that Ed Dames falls into.
"Three: Remote viewing is not a stand-alone endeavour. It's always in consonance in the intelligence community with other 'collection platforms'. In law enforcement it's always used with other investigative methodologies."
Bianca:
NEW SKILLS FOR THE NEXT MILLENNIUM
David Morehouse, author of Psychic Warrior, should be commended for his courage in exposing these secrets of the fourth-dimensional world and bringing remote viewing out of the intelligence closet into mainstream awareness.
Being a whistleblower can be the ultimate challenge. At great sacrifice to his family as well as his life, he has endured unimaginable trials, tribulations and harassment by the CIA and its stooges. And despite an organised campaign against his work, he has withstood this barrage of disparagement and attack.
The importance of remote viewing should not be underestimated. Just as tapping into the Internet can potentially deliver information faster and more easily than by physically going to a library, so remote viewing has the potential to revolutionise access to historical and other records that are inaccessible to the five senses.
The 21st century will require new talents. Remote viewing and its ancillary skills, so-called 'extrasensory perception' (ESP) or paranormal powers, could be crucial in the survival and evolution of the human race.
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About the Author:
Uri Dowbenko is CEO of New Improved Entertainment Corp. Most recently he has completed a joint venture with publisher-editor-author Kenn Thomas, launching a new online version of the respected US-based alternative publication Steamshovel Press (www.steamshovelpress.com). Uri can be reached by e-mail at u.dowbenko@mailcity.com.
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mdsungate:
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Okay, I can’t say I’ve read David Morehouse’s , “Psychic Warrior” but I’ve read something like it by Courtney Brown who runs a remote viewing school in Atlanta. In his book “Cosmic Voyage” which is more about extraterrestrials, he discusses the history of remote viewing and how it was a covert military project, still being used. I wasn’t convinced about his extraterrestrial history, but I did get something from it about remote viewing.
I’ve had my own experience with an OBE so it didn’t take much to sell ME.
I had read a book on Astral Projection, and tried and tried to leave my body using the techniques in the book. Then one day it just happened without trying. My brief venture into what I would call, “the land of the dead” didn’t frighten me back into my body, as happens to some. But the entire experience left me with the distinct experience that; this was nothing to fool around with. I could hear things in the distance, and sounds that seemed to echo over a body of water. And while I KNEW I could pass right through a wall and travel anywhere I wished in a thought, I willed myself back into my body, with the distinct impression that “I was NOT alone in this strange dimension” I resigned never to try it again, until dying was something I was ready for.
Bianca:
Wow, very interesting Mike. I would have never thought you'd be the one to willingly try it.
You are more brave than I.....
Try to get the Morehouse book, though. I think it's out of print, but the library should have it.
You'd be surprised what they have in some of them, about the Paranormal.
I definitely believe the Russians never stopped their program. The Russians are way ahead of us in
the Paranormal field. They have no religious taboos to worry about.
Ciao,
b
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