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Remote Viewing
From
behind the cloak of U.S. military secrecy comes the story of "STAR GATE," the
project that for nearly a quarter of a century trained soldiers and civilian
spies in extra-sensory perception - ESP - to search out the secrets of America's
Cold War enemies. Using a skill called "remote viewing," agencies
of the United States government directed these psychic soldiers to spy on targets
in the Soviet Union and elsewhere, gaining information unavailable through
any other means. Army Major Paul H. Smith was one of these "viewers." Assigned
to the remote viewing unit in 1983 at a pivotal time in its history, Smith
served for the rest of the decade, witnessing and taking part in many of the
seminal national security crises of the 20th Century.
The above from: www.rviewer.com
Remote viewing is a novel perceptual discipline for gaining information not
available to the ordinary physical senses. Used extensively by so-called "psychic
spies" during the Cold War for classified military projects, it has a
long history both as an intelligence gathering tool and as the subject of research
and applications in the civilian world. Remote viewing has now taken a long
step into the public domain with the formation of a professional association
to propose standards, test performance, and promote peaceful use and development
of this unique human mental capacity.
The above from: www.irva.org
Alternative Archeology
Any time you allege a conspiracy is afoot, especially in the field of science,
you are treading on thin ice. We tend to be very skeptical about conspiracies--unless
the Mafia or some Muslim radicals are behind the alleged plot. But the evidence
is overwhelming and the irony is that much of it is in plain view.
The good news is that the players are obvious. Their game plan and even their
play-by-play tactics are transparent, once you learn to spot them. However,
it is not so easy to penetrate through the smokescreen of propaganda and disinformation
to get to their underlying motives and goals. It would be convenient if we
could point to a plumber's unit and a boldface liar like Richard Nixon, but
this is a more subtle operation.
The bad news: the conspiracy is global and there are many vested interest groups.
A cursory investigation yields the usual suspects: scientists with a theoretical
axe to grind, careers to further and the status quo to maintain. Their modus
operandi is "The Big Lie"--and the bigger and more widely publicized,
the better. They rely on invoking their academic credentials to support their
arguments, and the presumption is that no one has the right to question their
authoritarian pronouncements that:
1. there is no mystery about who built the Great Pyramid or what the methods
of construction were, and the Sphinx shows no signs of water damage;
2. there were no humans in the Americas before 20,000 BC;
3. the first civilization dates back no further than 6000 BC;
4. there are no documented anomalous, unexplained or enigmatic data to take
into account;
5. there are no lost or unaccounted-for civilizations.
Let the evidence to the contrary be damned!
The above from: www.ycsi.net
Pyramid Wars
A challenge by two plucky French amateurs to Egypt's self-styled 'guardian
of the pharaohs' has unearthed a scandal of ambition, greed, pride and
television ratings in archaeology's top echelons.
Zahi Hawass is one of the most powerful men in history - at least of archaeology
- and he is angry. The 57-year-old is secretary general of Egypt's Supreme
Council of Antiquities but, as any Egyptologist will tell you, this is the
least of his titles. The self-styled guardian of the pharaohs, commonly referred
to as the "Big Zee", is the minder of 4,000 years of history, 500
kings, scores of legends, thousands of tourists, and hundreds of competing
archaeologists.
The above from www.atlantisrising.com
Artifacts and Living History
The Egyptian government established the ‘Service des Antiques de l’Egypte’ in
1835 mainly to halt the plundering of archeological sites and to arrange
the exhibition of the collected artifacts owned by the government. The Azbakian
garden in Cairo was first used as a storage place for these artifacts.
The
collection was later transferred to another building in the citadel of
Saladin.
In 1858, a museum was prepared at Boulaq, its contents collected by the
French archeologist August Mariette. In 1880, the contents of the Boulaq
museum
was transferred to an annex of the Giza palace of Ismail pasha, the ruler
of Egypt.
The above from: www.egyptianmuseum.gov
Korean traditional archery was founded upon traditional values, much like
that of the Hwarang of the Silla Dynasty. There are nine major precepts in
Korean
traditional archery that mirror those values.
1. In Ae Duk Haeng "Be seen as a model of love and virtue."
2. Sung Shil Gyum Sohn "Act with humbleness and honesty."
3. Ja Joong Jul Jo "You should solidly protect your integrity through
discreet behavior."
4. Ye Eui Um Soo "Be courteous."
5. Yum Jik Gwa Gahm "When in a position of power, act with integrity
and bravery."
6. Sub Sa Moo Un "Don't speak while there is shooting."
7. Jung Shim Jung Gi "Have a straight mind and straight body."
8. Bool Won Seung Ja "Don't resent someone who wins."
9. Mahk Mahn Tah Goong "Don't touch another person's bow."
The above from: http://www.koreanarchery.org/index.html
Warbirds
News Flash:
Another Political Threat to Warbirds In the USA
A provision in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2005 would ban
any U.S. citizen from engaging in any activity "that disturbs, removes or injures
any sunken military craft," including airplanes. This could halt efforts
to remove old aircraft wrecks and restore them to airworthy condition.
Over the last two decades, a number of historic aircraft have been recovered
from various underwater locations, often at great personal expense to the
individuals or groups involved. In most cases, the Department of Defense
has shown little
or no interest in such activities, or in the aircraft -- and has certainly
never endeavored to recover and restore such aircraft themselves. Why they
have decided
to change this stance is beyond any rational person's understanding.
Thus, it is once again time for the historical, archeological and warbird
communities to fight this legislation so it does not become law.
Contact your representatives and voice your opinion!
The above from: www.warbirdalley.com
A boatswain's pipe alerts the visitor to "Mail Call" and is part of
the din aboard a "Jeep" carrier. While mechanics work on a Douglas "Dauntless" dive
bomber in the hangar bay, visitors can pass through a Ready Room, Sick Bay, living
spaces and the always popular ship's store - the "geedunk" - where
the crew purchased small items from razor blades to soft drinks. Everything,
from Glider Shave Cream to Mars candy bars, is 1943 vintage. So real, one
can almost feel the deck roll! The Hangar Bay exhibit is located on the second
deck
in the West Wing, next to the South Pacific Exhibit. Come and see the living
conditions of our sailors aboard aircraft carriers!
The above from: http://naval.aviation.museum./intro.html
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