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Footage from @bkbrey shows the aftermath of the large fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta, following an incident where a live fire exercise triggered a massive explosion. So far 7 have been reported killed with others injured in the serious incident. Numerous unconfirmed reports also indicate that additional military medical and/or emergency personnel were parachuted in to help aid in the response. More to come.

A lot of big claims made by @jaystratton in his Fox News interview. They are laid out here by @ProfAviLoeb with a continued invitation to Stratton to speak with the UAP Council. Will Stratton respond? #UFOtwitter

A Russian intelligence asset sparked the US remote viewing program. His name: Oleg Penkovsky. ⬇️

"Several independent US laboratories recently have demonstrated the existence of paranormal phenomena. Such phenomena may have intelligence applications." "They began to contact our own dead agents, as well as agents from the other side." Lyn Buchanan told ATU last year about a Russian intelligence officer that sparked the US remote viewing program. To be honest, I didn't really pay that much attention to that part of the story. I was more focused on the physics aspect and the path to Hal Puthoff. However, today, I listened carefully to the name Buchanan said and looked into who that officer really was. I didn't expect much, but the documentation I found connecting that Russian operative to remote viewing shocked me. His name was Oleg Penkovsky. He was a Soviet intelligence officer and colonel who was spying for the US and the UK during the 1960s. Unfortunately for him, he was arrested by Soviet authorities in October 1962, tried for treason, and executed in May 1963. His death would come into play for the CIA in a very unexpected way! Buchanan said that Penkovsky sent papers to the CIA that revealed Russian psychic spies. This prompted the CIA to start to work on our own remote viewing program. The closest we had were two laser physicists -- Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff -- who had written a paper on how the intention and attention of the physicist affected the laser in an experiment! I went on a search for that paper, and while I didn't find it, I did find something very interesting: Hal Puthoff's college thesis! It turned out to be the perfect bridge between his laser physics studies and remote viewing, just as Buchanan had said. (See prior posts or a video tonight for more on that.) His paper was titled, "CROSSED-FIELD FOCUSING OF A HOLLOW CYLINDRICAL ELECTRON BEAM." Meanwhile, although it seems like Penkovsky's papers mostly remain hidden/classified, I was astounded to find several documents that show a connection between him and remote viewing. Specifically, a CIA document called the Weekly Surveyor that discussed Soviet parapsychology studies and a CIA book review of Psychic Warfare: Threat or Illusion by Martin Ebon. In that book, Ebon talks about the CIA's efforts to psychically contact deceased operatives, including Russian assets such as Penkovsky! Look for links to all those documents and more in the expanded video tonight.

"Several independent US laboratories recently have demonstrated the existence of paranormal phenomena. Such phenomena may have intelligence applications." "They began to contact our own dead agents, as well as agents from the other side." Lyn Buchanan told ATU last year about a Russian intelligence officer that sparked the US remote viewing program. To be honest, I didn't really pay that much attention to that part of the story. I was more focused on the physics aspect and the path to Hal Puthoff. However, today, I listened carefully to the name Buchanan said and looked into who that officer really was. I didn't expect much, but the documentation I found connecting that Russian operative to remote viewing shocked me. His name was Oleg Penkovsky. He was a Soviet intelligence officer and colonel who was spying for the US and the UK during the 1960s. Unfortunately for him, he was arrested by Soviet authorities in October 1962, tried for treason, and executed in May 1963. His death would come into play for the CIA in a very unexpected way! Buchanan said that Penkovsky sent papers to the CIA that revealed Russian psychic spies. This prompted the CIA to start to work on our own remote viewing program. The closest we had were two laser physicists -- Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff -- who had written a paper on how the intention and attention of the physicist affected the laser in an experiment! I went on a search for that paper, and while I didn't find it, I did find something very interesting: Hal Puthoff's college thesis! It turned out to be the perfect bridge between his laser physics studies and remote viewing, just as Buchanan had said. (See prior posts or a video tonight for more on that.) His paper was titled, "CROSSED-FIELD FOCUSING OF A HOLLOW CYLINDRICAL ELECTRON BEAM." Meanwhile, although it seems like Penkovsky's papers mostly remain hidden/classified, I was astounded to find several documents that show a connection between him and remote viewing. Specifically, a CIA document called the Weekly Surveyor that discussed Soviet parapsychology studies and a CIA book review of Psychic Warfare: Threat or Illusion by Martin Ebon. In that book, Ebon talks about the CIA's efforts to psychically contact deceased operatives, including Russian assets such as Penkovsky! Look for links to all those documents and more in the expanded video tonight.