February 9, 1998: Remote Viewing - Ed Dames

Art Bell welcomes back Major Ed Dames, the former military remote viewing operations officer known as "Dr. Doom," for a wide-ranging discussion of SciTech's latest projects and predictions. Dames explains how technical remote viewing works as a rigorous protocol for downloading patterns of information from the collective unconscious, and he describes his team's past intelligence work locating Iraqi biological weapons stockpiles for the United Nations.

The conversation turns to Dames' alarming forecasts. He warns of devastating weather destroying North American food crops, a coming global economic collapse, and a rapidly accelerating wave of disease that will overwhelm medical institutions worldwide. He also updates his prediction of a lethal solar event he calls the "kill shot" and discusses a mysterious cylinder on an Earth-intercept trajectory that his team believes carries a plant pathogen.

Dames shares findings from SciTech's dolphin communication research, revealing the animals process information visually and respond to photographs. He also addresses the JFK assassination, stating his remote viewing sessions revealed a pneumatic flechette fired from inside the presidential vehicle. The program closes with details on Project Starman, his ambitious plan to initiate extraterrestrial contact from a site in Polynesia.