August 12, 1999: Water Shortages - Ed Dames

Art Bell welcomes Major Ed Dames, former military remote viewer and head of SciTech, for a wide-ranging discussion on technical remote viewing and its alarming environmental predictions. Dames warns that dwindling water supplies across North America will soon trigger food shortages, mass migration from cities, and the collapse of social systems, urging listeners to relocate near large freshwater sources like Glacier National Park.

The conversation turns to geopolitics as Dames reveals his team's remote viewing data on North Korea, predicting that Kim Jong-il plans to launch a nuclear-armed missile into the Pacific Ocean as an open-air test rather than a direct attack. He describes this as a form of nuclear blackmail designed to extract concessions from the international community without crossing the threshold for military retaliation.

Art and Dames also revisit the solar "kill shot" prediction, the possibility of extraterrestrial contact through symbolic communication involving a mother and infant, and the discovery of seas on Saturn's moon Titan, which Dames claims his team remote viewed years earlier. Callers press Dames on his track record and the Nostradamus quatrain about the King of Terror.