Fred Lee Crisman

[Jan Klimkowski]

"The absence of canopy, observation windows/blisters, or any optical projection, lends support to the opinion that this craft is either guided by remote viewing or is remotely controlled." [emphasis added]


Jan,

To my knowledge, the term "remote viewing" (as it appears in what purports to be a document written in 1947) had not been coined at the time of this usage.

Are we looking at prima facie evidence of a modern-day forger's screw-up?

Or was remote viewing as we understand it today being conducted over sixty years ago?

Hi Charles - I agree with Helen's interpretation below that "remote viewing" in the context of the alleged 1947 Twining memo implies viewing that is not direct such as through some mechanical instrument.

I know a lot about the various psychic remote viewing projects - CIA, NSA, Military Intelligence, Scientology - as I was the first UK journalist approached with the limited hangout story that became UK Channel 4's Psychic Spies documentary. Those projects are clearly of later origin, and if the memo did refer to this type of remote viewing, it would provide prima facie evidence of forgery.

However, I believe the phrase refers to non-direct viewing in an engineering not psychic sense.

At the bigger level, the purported 1947 Twining memo is not proven definitely authentic, and so needs to be treated with care. Again, I think Farrell's analysis - cited above - is careful and considered. If the memo is genuine then, Toto, we're not in Kansas anymore.....

note: Jon Gold (some say Gould as well) was Crisman's airname on KAYE FM Puyallup. Crisman was allegedly posted to Alaska AFTER Maury Island, too.

In the summer of 46 Amazing carried a story by a German author named Heinrich Hauser (HH could mean Heil Hitler) called Agarthi ("Hidden in caves under Germany there were great factories turning out monstrous V-7 atomic rockets to blast the whole world"). That summer there was also a last-page feature called King of the World based on Guenon (but hailing from Venus), and mention of Alexandre Saint Yves d'Alveydre, who made a report on Agartha in the 19th century that Guenon cites.

The story Agarthi is in the same issue as Crisman's first letter, June of 46.

http://rapidshare.com/files/175133850/Am...e1736_.cbr

We have several worlds colliding here:

- A physics based more on Tesla than Einstein's relativity

- archetypal elements out of Jung

- SS Ahnenerbe mysticism

- deep black propaganda creating cover and plausible deniability for scientific research projects which are monstrous and potentially out of control.