Dan Graboi | The Naming Problem in Remote Viewing | July 2, 2025

Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove youtube

 

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Dan Graboi, PhD, has published research articles on perception and cognitive neuroscience in journals such as Perception & Psychophysics, the Journal of Neurophysiology, and the Journal of Scientific Exploration. He is currently conducting research at the California Institute for Human Science telepathy and psychokinesis. You can read many of his papers at https://cihs.academia.edu/DanGraboi

Researcher Dan Graboi describes the complexities of psi perception and the scientific challenges of studying consciousness. A central focus of the conversation is the “naming problem” in remote viewing and telepathy—how the act of labeling an impression can interfere with recognizing the actual target. They explore how psi impressions often come through in fragmented, low-resolution forms that make identification difficult. Dan shares examples from his own experiments.

NTA Guest Host Debra Lynne Katz, PhD, is founder of the International School of Clairvoyance. She currently serves as President of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) and is an adjunct professor at the California Institute for Human Science. Her books include You Are Psychic, Extraordinary Psychic, and Associative Remote Viewing Her website is debrakatz.com

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
03:23 Informal experiments in telepathy
09:14 Psi Information is perceived in bits and pieces
12:14 Defining clairvoyance
18:28 Causes of the naming problem
23:32 Integrative agnosia
24:48 The difference between pure data and memory
30:04 Is grounding purely meditation?
42:12 Tools to measure effects
51:22 Conclusion

Patrick Henningsen & Lt Col Danniel Davis | Russia's Taken Luhansk Region/50k Troops Surround Sumy | July 1, 2025

Source: Daniel Davis / Deep Dive youtube



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The discussion focuses on the stark contrast between optimistic public statements from Ukrainian leadership—especially President Volodymyr Zelensky—and the deteriorating situation on the battlefield. Despite claims that Ukraine can still win, recent events on the ground suggest otherwise. Russia has now claimed full control over the Luhansk region, adding to Crimea and parts of Donetsk. Fighting continues in other contested oblasts like Kharkiv, Sumy, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro, showing Russia's growing territorial presence.

Commentator Patrick Henningsen emphasizes the symbolic and strategic importance of Luhansk, where anti-Kyiv sentiment and rebellion began after the 2014 Maidan uprising. He argues that this region was heavily defended by Ukraine and NATO forces, and its loss marks a major victory and morale boost for Russia. Henningsen suggests Russia is preparing for a broader summer/fall offensive, with ample trained reserves ready to hold and stabilize newly occupied territories.

The hosts criticize the failure of past diplomatic efforts—like the Minsk Agreements and the peace offer in April 2022—which could have preserved Ukrainian sovereignty over Donetsk and Luhansk in a limited form. They argue these rejections have only led to greater losses for Ukraine.

Zelensky’s rhetoric is portrayed as increasingly disconnected from the ground realities, with comparisons drawn to a "bunker mentality." The West, they argue, ignores the complex history—such as NATO expansion, the Maidan coup, and discrimination against Russian-speaking Ukrainians—and pretends the war started in 2022, omitting the buildup of tensions over years. Henningsen also highlights Russia’s long-standing openness to diplomacy through the Minsk Contact Group, which remains technically active.

Pepe Escobar | Why the West Fears BRICS and Putin Doesn’t Fear Trump | July 1, 2025

Source: Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom youtube

COL. Douglas Macgregor | Where Will Trump’s Bombing Failure Lead? | July 1, 2025

Source: Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom youtube

Scott Ritter | Everything Has Changed: Trump Now Faces a New World with Iran and Russia! | July 1, 2025

Source: Dialogue Works Youtube

Prof Jeffrey Sachs | US/Israeli Plot vs Iran! | June 30, 2025

Source: Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom youtube

Micah Hanks | The Pentagon and UFOs: Operators of Deception | June 30, 2025

Source: Somewhere in the Skies w/ Ryan Sprague youtube,  micahhanks.com



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With proclaimed "bombshell" articles recently released by the Wall Street Journal, it came to light, through an investigation by the Department of Defense's UFO office, AARO, that the United States Air Force, had up until 2023, allegedly faked UFO programs, photos, and videos as a "hazing ritual" for military personnel and to mask top secret programs concerning highly advanced man-made weapons and technology.

However, these claims by past AARO directors are nothing new. And today's guest had reported on this almost ten months ago on his podcast.

But why is this information being made public now? Does it account for all UFOs or even for the claims brought forward by "UFO Whistleblowers" in recent years? We discuss all of this in-depth with the founder and editor-in-chief of the Debrief, Micah Hanks.

Larry C. Johnson | Shockwave in Israel: Iran’s Missiles Break All Expectations! | June 30, 2025

Source: Dialogue Works youtube

Col. Jacques Baud | Israel’s Ego Wrote a War Check—But Iran’s Cashing It! | June 30, 2025

Source: Dialogue Works youtube

Max Igan | Excitation - A New World Rising | June 30, 2025

Source: thecrowhouse.com

Robert Hastings | Nuclear Weapons and UFOs | June 30, 2025

Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove youtube 



Robert Hastings is author of UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites, and also (with Bob Jacobs) Confession: Our Hidden Alien Encounters Revealed.

Here he reviews UFO sightings at numerous nuclear missile launch sites. In some cases, these sightings were associated with either activation or deactivation of missile launch sequences. He also describes personal encounters he has experienced since childhood with ostensible non-human entities. He suggests that these entities are closely monitoring the development of nuclear weapons.

(Recorded on June 2, 2025)

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
07:04 UFOs activate missile launch sequences
14:13 UFOs deactivate missiles
21:03 Contact with non-human intelligence
26:13 UFOs, abductions, and telepathy
32:57 UFO shoots down missile
40:21 Possible manipulation of humans
47:07 U.S. government response
53:54 Robert Hastings personal journey
57:43 Conclusion

Paul Stonehill | Mysteries of Lake Baikal: What Science Considers to be Myths But... | June 30, 2025

Source: Paul Stonehill youtube



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...Let’s look at some of their dispelling, and I will add my comments. But we need to understand, that in some cases, those scientists may want to obfuscate the issues, because there is definitely attention from the government to this marvelous lake, and projects are taking place there that are not open to the general public. You can find out more in my many videos about Baikal...

Exclusice Summary
1. Age of Lake Baikal: Estimates suggest Lake Baikal formed 25-35 million years ago, with some hypotheses proposing up to 77 million years. However, recent studies indicate the modern shoreline is 6,000-8,000 years old, while the deep-water part is about 150,000 years old. Endemic species living at depths of 400-900 meters, dating back 3.3-4.3 million years, support the lake's significant age.

2. Unique Fish (Golomyanka): The Golomyanka fish, unique to Lake Baikal, uses ovoviviparity (giving birth to live larvae), a rare trait among cold-water fish. This species, which helps estimate the lake’s age, is difficult to catch due to its solitary nature and deep-water habitat.

3. Lake vs. Sea: Despite being called a "sea" due to its size and depth, Lake Baikal is a freshwater lake. Its location in the Baikal Rift Zone suggests it could become an ocean in millions of years as tectonic plates diverge.

4. Glowing Water: Studies in 1980 and 2012 confirmed faint bioluminescence from microorganisms in Lake Baikal, though it’s invisible to the naked eye. The narrator hints at possible non-natural causes for this glow.

5. Lake Monster: Local legends describe a creature resembling a giant seal or water snake, often compared to the Loch Ness Monster. Scientists attribute sightings to Baikal seals, but the narrator suggests these could be mysterious underwater humanoids, referencing a 1982 Soviet military encounter and ongoing investigations.

6. Earthquakes and Tunnels: A 2020 earthquake sparked rumors of seismic activity caused by underground tunnel construction. Scientists dismiss this, citing the lake’s location in the active Baikal Rift Zone, where tectonic plate movement naturally causes frequent earthquakes.

7. Comparison to Lake Tanganyika:
Both lakes are among the deepest globally, but Baikal has fresh water, while Tanganyika’s is slightly saline. A 1914 sighting of a large, snake-like creature in Tanganyika is mentioned, with the narrator expressing interest in further cryptozoological research.

New Word Next Week | Palantir at the Heart of Iran | June 27, 2025

Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com



This week on New World Next Week: It turns out Palantir was at the heart of the IAEA's program for checking Iran's nuclear compliance; GM crops are causing a rise in pesticide use in complete contradiction to the GM propaganda; and the pharmaceutical-industrial complex are going to start their own pharma recommendation committee!

Story #1: IAEA, Palantir Colluded With Israel to Manufacture War With Iran

Key Nuclear Allegation That Started Iran-Israeli War Was Coaxed From Palantir Counter-Intel Algorithm
Video: ‘WarGames’ – “Shall We Play a Game?”
‘WarGames’
Peter Thiel and Palantir Are at the Heart of the Iran Nuclear Deal
What Does Palantir Actually DO?

Andrei Martyanov | Crocus City Update | June 29, 2025

Source: smoothiex12.blogspot.com



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Who was a mastermind, and who was an organizer.

Pepe Escobar & Larry Johnson | US v. BRICS: The Global Battle for Power | June 28, 2025

Source: Counter Currents youtube



Iran, Russia, and China are at the heart of a geopolitical storm, but why did Iran pull back from its aggressive stance? What’s really going on with BRICS and global alliances? In this interview, geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar helps break down the hidden dynamics that could shape the future of world politics. Watch to understand how Iran, Israel, and BRICS are navigating a complex web of power, strategy, and survival. Don't miss out on the details that are shaping today's global conflicts.

TIMELINE:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:20 - The Growing Power of BRICS and Its Challenge to the U.S.
00:02:47 - U.S. Pressure on Iran: Escobar’s Key Analysis
00:06:05 - BRICS’ Bold Move Against the U.S.
00:07:53 - Russia and China’s Rising Financial Power
00:10:30 - Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions: What’s at Stake?
00:12:17 - Russia’s Military Bond with Iran: A Game Changer?
00:15:54 - Escobar on Iran’s Military Capabilities and Strategy
00:17:43 - Russia, China, and Iran: A New Axis Against the U.S.
00:19:00 - Inside Iran: Power Struggles and Global Influence
00:23:53 - Iran’s Calculated Approach to Beating Up Israel
00:27:52 - Putin and Trump: Global Strategy and Power Plays
00:29:02 - BRICS vs. U.S.: Russia’s Fight for Global Dominance
00:31:43 - The Battle for Hormuz: Iran’s Strategic Calculus
00:34:47 - Putin’s Role in Defending Iran and Strengthening BRICS
00:38:23 - The U.S. and the Global War for Influence
00:41:32 - The Future of Iran’s Nuclear Program and Global Stability
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