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On the Twitter experiment: I did it 3 of the days it ran and got 2 correct. I know that doesn't mean much statistically. I studied remote viewing with David Morehouse, Russell Targ and Skip Atwater/ Paul Elder with conversations with Joe McMoneagle. I honestly don't think anybody expects RVing...

I think that Joe McMoneagle did solve an abduction case by finding the body. It was somewhere in the VA/NC area. No Swatcher, I'm not going to call Joe and get him to submit proof, sorry.:) There was also the psychic in CA who knew so much about a woman's disappearance and death that she was...

I am definitely planning on reading it, so let us all know! Thanks fahrusha

The murder rate is a truly sad statistic. I wasn't aware it was quite that awful!

The one compelling fact (?) here is that the farmer who purportedly found this thing has been killed. I do not know what this means but it does add some additional question to the cloudy soup. Fahrusha

I also found what appears to be a related book: Explorers of the Infinite by Maria Coffey. Good luck on getting the Geiger book in the library unless you are in Canada. It was just released in the US but there were several previous incarnations published in Canada. Best, Fahrusha

Coming into this thread late in the game, I wish to post a link to my blog, where in guest blogger Kristin Ann Winslet, MUFON investigator with the STAR team, writes about cracking the case: The Case of the UFO Balloons by Guest Blogger Kristen Ann Winslet s Weblog Thanks. Fahrusha

Here are two links to articles about an interesting book by John Geiger. He reports on people in extreme situations of distress who perceive a previously unseen companion with them. I found it very interesting and plan to read the book. The Canadian Press: John Geiger looks at help for...

I am with you on this one. Gordo (as many of you know) means "fatso" in Spanish. Beyond that he was very disrespectful. In addition his vocal and verbal mannerisms made him difficult to listen to. Gene and David really shone in comparison. Gene is a paragon in that he has almost no verbal...

First, I want to thank Gene and Dave for putting on a great all-star panel. It was a different sort of show but I am fine with that. The moderation was superb and the only thing that I would change in that area is to announce who was speaking more often. I don't mean the list of guests. But...

Teresa, Good logic! Good research! You go, girl! Fahrusha

Just because someone (ie. a magician) can perform a act, such as say, moving an object across a table without touching it, through artifice (maybe magnets), doesn't mean that an object cannot be moved across a table using the power of psychokinesis. Please apply this example to remote viewing...

I am one hour and fifteen minutes into this show and it is an understatement to say that it is very interesting. At this point of the show, my questions are very much the same as those quoted above. Who do these guys work for, if anybody? An additional question for Robert Hastings: :question...

FYI I have a blog which is devoted mostly to the paranormal. Fahrusha's Blog Best, Fahrusha

:exclamation:d'ya think that MacKinnon would be a good Paracast guest????:exclamation:

Gary MacKinnon is in my "very interesting grey basket". Something definitely going on there. But what?

Happy Birthday! You spoke really intelligently on the Forum show! Best wishes, Fahrusha

Hi everybody, Three points: Point 1.A quote about remote viewer Ingo Swann from George Filer's "Filer's Files" about the Earth Oasis theory: "Swann was part of CIA and Army agencies that were collecting intelligence on Soviet operations and UFOs. He was taken to a remote lake in Alaska where he...

I'll check that out in the forum. Thanks. Best, Fahrusha

Streiber's newest fiction, Critical Mass is quite engaging. Fahrusha