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5 March 2001:
Re: Question for CL or Librarian
Always eager to help, even when in sweat-drenched tennis togs (bite knuckles here), the hot-to-trot Librarian pulls up some references—while pulling off some clothes—regarding the CIA Scientology-based remote viewing program, revisiting President Jimmy Carter's gaffe when he admitted that the use of remote viewing for military objectives had reached all the way to the White House.
| Message-ID: <200103050819.f258JiS04563@berlin.neuropa.net> Date: 5 Mar 2001 08:24:42 -0000 From: Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header (The Librarian) Subject: Re: Question for CL or Librarian References: <3aa2c8d3.0@news2.lightlink.com> Ooooooooohhhh! I am soooooo excited! Mike McClaughry, you big, sweet, wonderful *hunk*, you! I could just *squeeze* you to *pieces* and give you big, wet, hot kisses just, like, *all* over! Mmmmm-WAH! MMmm-WAH! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-WAH!!!!! Um. Oh. I mean... I meant big, wet, hot *platonic* kisses, of *course*! I mean, I sure wouldn't want Virginia to turn me over her knee, and pull up my tennis skirt (I have *just* arrived at The ARSCC Chimerical Library from a set and I am *so* swwwwweaty!), and just spank and spank and spank and... Ohhhhh. My little bottom is.... Oh, it's just *burning* just *thinking* about it... Ohhhh.... Eek! I better buckle down to business, huh?! If you don't mind, Mike, darling, would you turn your head? I have just *got* to get *out* of this wet top and sports bra and slip on my work clothes while we talk here. That's a darling! Well, annnnnnywaaaaayz, I am *so* tickled that you put my name in the subject line and need some HARD FACTS! I just (Grrrrrrrrrrr!) *love* a man who wants HARD FACTS! Now what can I help you with, you sweet little gorgeous man? >Dear CL <HMPH!> Well, I hope *I* will do. (Now, where in the heck do you suppose I left my lacy bra? It's not here in the utility drawer, and that's where I usually leave it. Hmmmm. Did I change in the cloak room?) You go ahead and talk, sweetie, while I look. Don't mind me. I can hear you. >From Mike McClaughry Isn't that cute how you do that. That is just SOOOOoooo precious how you put that there like that. I just want to pinch your widdle cheek! >What are the sources for the following two time track entries? > >TKU Oh, honey, you are *so* WLCM! But when *I* posted the timeline back in - Oh, gosh, it was just *ages* ago! I included the sources. Don't you have copies of *that*, Sweetie Pie? If not, I guess that cranky ol' CL must have posted excerpts from it with*out* including the source information. (A-HEM! CL! What in the world am I going to do with you! I go to *all* the trouble to provide you boys with HARD FACTS, and then you go and be *that* careless with things. Sheeeeesh! But I still love you! Now *where* the heck is my *bra*?! I am getting *cold* like this.) Go ahead, Mike--I *am* listening, honey. You need the sources for what? >1 c. September c. 1979 > >The GRILL FLAME remote-viewing unit at Fort Meade, Maryland (about >twenty-five miles northeast of Washington, D.C.) is housed in two >wooden buildings secluded in trees on at 2560 and 2561 Llewellyn >Street. Fort Meade is the home for, among other things, the National >Security Agency (NSA), the... *Here's* my dang bra! <Tsk!> I put the mail on top of it! Finally! Yes, darling, patient Mikey, I *am* listening. I just have to fasten the blessed thing and slip my blouse on. Go ahead, honey... Eyes on the paper, Mikey, sweetheart. >...the U.S. First Army, and part of the Army's Intelligence and >Security Command (INSCOM), under which GRILL FLAME is officially >established. Oh, I remember this! Wow, Mikey! This was right around the time that the trial of Mary Sue Hubbard and the GO boys and girls was all over the papers. This is almost right when they signed the "Stipulation of Evidence"! Jeeminy! Let me look this up for you. Go on... >Orders come in from the Pentagon's Office of the Army's Assistant >Chief of Staff for Intelligence, and its tasking requests originate >from a variety of offices throughout the U.S. intelligence community, >including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Defense >Intelligence Agency (DIA), and the President's National Security >Council (NSC). Orders coming into the office, and information going >out, are stamped not only with the standard Army intelligence SECRET, >but with the Pentagon code word, GRILL FLAME. Only a few dozen >officials in the intelligence community have been briefed on the >existence of the Grill Flame project. "Access is limited," an Army >memorandum of the time notes, "to those personnel approved on a 'by >name' basis." > >Joseph McMoneagle has emerged as one of... Whoa whoa whoa! Slow down, big boy! Take a breath! (Now where *are* my glasses?) A girl can only go so fast, you know. <WINK> Okay, Mikey, hold on a second, honey. I'm checking... Gimme' a sec... Oh! Here it is. Yes. That information on "GRILL FLAME" comes from a book: "Remote Viewers; the Secret History of America{s Psychic Spies," by Jim Schnabel. And that reference comes from Chapter 1. Now what were you saying about McMoneagle, you darling boy? He's not in this same reference, so it seems like you're running several together. You go ahead though, honey. What does it say? No, I'm okay. I'm just squirming 'cause - well, it's just that thing where you sweat and your pantie legs start to chafe a little, ya' know? I'm fine. Go ahead... >Joseph McMoneagle has emerged as one of the government's better >remote viewers. He is also a consultant for the Stanford Research >Institute (SRI) remote viewing labs (where Scientology OT VII Hal >Puthoff is Director, and where OT VII Ingo Swann trains government remote viewers). McMoneagle is... Oh yes! That *is* right around that same time. Owp! <Hand to mouth> Oops. I interrupted you. I am *so* sorry. >McMoneagle is being assigned numerous remote viewing tasks, for which >he will later be granted a coveted Legion of Merit award for >excellence in intelligence service. > >Note: >The 1984 citation for McMoneagle's Legion of Merit award, covering >this time period... That's right around the beginning of September, 1979. Ooooopsie! Sorrrrrr-eeeee. I'll be quiet... >...says in part: "...He served most recently as a Special Project >Intelligence Officer...as one of the original planners and movers of >A UNIQUE INTELLIGENCE PROJECT THAT IS REVOLUTIONIZING THE >INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY. ...He used his talents and expertise in the >execution of more than 200 missions, addressing over 150 Essential >Elements of Information [EEI]. These EEI contained critical >intelligence reported at the highest echelons of our military and >government, including such national level agencies as the Joint >Chiefs of Staff, DIA, NSA, CIA, DEA, and the Secret Service, Jeeeeeeeez! *He* was sucking lemons with the big boys, huh? >...producing crucial and vital intelligence UNAVAILABLE FROM ANY >OTHER SOURCE. > >McMoneagle has since said, in a 1998 interview: "Probably less than >two percent of the information pertinent to the [remote viewing] >program has been released; certainly almost none of the operational >data. A great deal of the research data is still classified as well." Do you know I think I spilled my coffee on this blouse this morning? Hang on and let me just get a moist towlette out of my purse <Unh! - got it!> to wipe this off. I'm sorry to keep you waiting, sweetie, but I just *hate* having stains on my clothes. Don't you?! Oh, bother! I think it's stained now, and now I'm all damp in front! >Note: >What is the source of this data? Awwwwwwwww! Aren't you sweeeeeet? You handed me a little note. You are *such* a gentleman, Mikey. It's okay. You can look. Well! It looks like I have *two* sources for all of that. One of them is Dr. Edwin C. Mays "Response to the CIA/AIR Report on Remote Viewing." And the other would be... Here it is: "Psychic World" interview with Joseph McMoneagle, Summer issue, 1998. Does that help you, Mikey, my little darling fact-loving boy? What? You have *more* Well, I always love a man that has *more*! Ooooooooo! Bring it *on*! >15 September 1979 > >U.S. Intelligence agencies have become aware that the Russians have >built what is the largest building under a single roof in the world. >No one in the agencies, however, knows what is going on inside. The >President's National Security Council (NSC) staff... That was that cute little peanut-picker Jimmy Carter. Oh! And *he's* the one who later gave away the *farm* - well, so to speak - about remote viewing being used by the Presidents! Ohhhh, Mikey, your eyebrows have drawn together in that mean way. Sorrrrrrr-eeeee. I'll be good. <Titter> >...orders INSCOM to have remote viewers see what they can determine >about it. One of INSCOM's better remote-viewers, Joseph McMoneagle (a >consultant with OT VII Hal Puthoff) reports, after his remote viewing >of the facility, that a very large, new type of submarine with 18-20 >missile launch tubes and a "large flat area" at the aft end will be >launched in 100 days. > >Note: >Two Soviet subs, one with 24 launch tubes, and the other with 20 >launch tubes and a large flat aft deck--the completely new Soviet >"Typhoon"-class, and now largest in the world--are sighted 120 days >later. Are you passing me another note, you naughty little thing? Oh, no, I see - that's a "Note:" that's in the timeline. >Posted by CL to internet - what is the source of this data? That little *stinker* CL! Sources are *soooooo* important! Wellll, the source of *that* part you just read is.... Hmmm. Di-dee, di-dee, di-dee. Looking... Do you like this nail color? I don't usually like green, but this is *so* rich and dark, and has the subtle little holograms in it. Can you see that? Isn't that, like, *amazing* how they do that? Okay, I think I've got this here. Yep! That comes from two separate sources, too. The first one is the "Federation of American Scientists" web site. Their main site is at http://www.fas.org/ But the part of that specific reference you read comes from one of their pages on their site: http://www.fas.org/irp/program/collect/stargate.htm And the other source for what you read is the "Psychic World" interview with McMoneagle, Summer issue, 1998, that I gave you a minute ago. That it? You happy, Mikey. Oh, I *so* love to see a man satisfied and happy. Come here and let me give you a *bi-i-i-i-i-i-igggg* hug! Oooo! Oh, now, look - I've gotten you damp on the front from my blouse. Let me get something and wipe that... Mikey? What's your hurry? You really got to go? <Sigh> Wellllll... Okay. Give my love to Virginia - tell her The Librarian said hi. And I *reeeeeally* love what she's been doing getting all those HARD FACTS collected about all those alterations. Sheeesh! I *still* don't understand why *anybody* would vandalize something like that. Do you? Okay, 'bye Mikey, my dear, dear, sweet loveable boy! If you need *anything* else, you be sure and drop by the old creaking Library again, okay? I promise I will be on my *best* behavior! (I am getting myself out of these sweaty panties, *right now*!) --<The ARSCC Librarian> ------------------------------------------------------------------ *The ARSCC, like its cool and breezy Librarian, does not exist. |