Bin Laden's "Poor Man's Nuke" Plan Averted in Chicago
Today it was announced that officials have captured a U.S. citizen with suspected ties to al Qaeda who allegedly planned to explode a radioactive "dirty bomb" in the United States. Al Muhajir was captured May 8 as he flew into O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, Illinois, from Pakistan.
On October 6, 2001, PSI TECH issued a
preliminary report on future terrorist activities on U.S. soil based upon data obtained via Technical Remote Viewing. In that report, PSI TECH's remote viewing data indicated that "The Chicago area was singled as a near-term attack site." On October 15, 2001, PSI TECH issued a
follow up report containing information on the potential of an attack involving a radiological "dirty nuke." Dirty bombs are not traditional nuclear weapons, but a conventional explosive
laced with radioactive material that can kill victims in the immediate area and spread highly toxic material to humans, causing mass death and injury.
US Attorney General
John Aschcroft stated, "We have
disrupted an unfolding terrorist plot to attack the United States
by exploding a radioactive dirty bomb,"
adding that the government's suspicions about Mujahir's plans
came from "multiple, independent, corroborating sources.
Once again, using
Technical Remote Viewing, PSI TECH and its task
force of skilled remote viewers have accurately
foreseen a terrorist attempt on the United States, retrieving data not only on the type of weapon, but also the location. For more information, see the links below.
CNN news article:
U.S. authorities capture 'dirty bomb' suspect.
Ashcroft statement:
Ashcroft statement on 'dirty bomb' suspect.
911 Project Preliminary Report on Terrorist Activities on U.S. Soil: The data indicates that the mastermind planners had a series of attacks planned. These attacks were strategically planned in advance, and were intended to strike as singular catastrophic events in key regions around the United States and North American continent.
What is a Technical Remote Viewing Project?: Over the last twelve years PSI TECH has been the subject of four books, three documentaries and numerous television and radio interviews. I thought it might be useful in this article to explain how a TRV "remote viewing" project comes about and how PSI TECH employs its resources and skill to conduct it.
The True History of Remote Viewing As It’s Never Been Told Before: Not a week goes by that I don't have to correct someone about PSI TECH's background and the truth about remote viewing history. Historical facts may seem silly and trite to those of us who have been TRV practitioners for many years, but as time goes by, people forget what it took to bring this remarkable technology out of the confines of the military and into public awareness.
Some of PSI TECH's Past and Present Projects: A listing of projects PSI TECH has viewed with remote viewing teams.
PSI TECH Crop Circle Project Report: The following Technical Remote Viewing report represents the work of five expert remote viewers who conducted multiple sessions against the subject of "crop circles" during the period of June 13-27, 1992.
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Live TRV Demonstration Session: Remote Viewer, Joni Dourif, describes the cause of a LAPD helicopter crash while we watched in amazement! She had no idea what the target was. She was only given 8 numbers. Watch the video & see yourself!
Introduction to PSI TECH and Technical Remote Viewing: Learn more about the history of PSI TECH and how it ushered the skill of Technical Remote Viewing from the confines of military intelligence.
Technical Remote Viewing: Frequently Asked Questions: Dane Spotts, CEO of PSI TECH, Inc. answers the 9 most commonly asked questions about Technical Remote Viewing in this video. Find out what you will learn from the TRV Training Courses, where the information derived from TRV comes from, and more.
Message from the CEO: In this video, Dane Spotts, CEO of PSI TECH, Inc. introduces you to the PSI TECH website and describes what it takes to learn the skill of Technical Remote Viewing.
Remote Viewing "Blind" Versus "Front-Loaded": Technical Remote Viewers begin their TRV training with "blind" targets. Remote Viewing "blind" means that the remote viewer has absolutely no information about the target. He or she only receives eight digits which we call Target Reference Numbers TRN's in TRV lingo.
