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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
April 7, 2003 |
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Expert on Remote Viewing
Warns that U.S. Troops May Battle
Mental Espionage and Psychic Spying by Iraq |
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Retired from U.S. Army Intelligence, Lyn Buchanan,
author of THE SEVENTH SENSE, was a Remote Viewer and
Database Manager for the U.S. Military’s Remote Viewing Unit.
Code-named Operation Star Gate, Lyn’s unit utilized psychic
spying techniques to procure intelligence information of both
military and political nature from the mid-1970s through the
mid-1990s. This unit was used by virtually all U.S. military
branches and government agencies at all levels of the
government, including the Executive branch. THE SEVENTH
SENSE: The Secrets of Remote Viewing as Told By A Psychic Spy
For the U.S. Military by Lyn Buchanan; Paraview Pocket
Books, (ISBN: 0-7434-6268-8) is a nonfiction book that deals
with the work of the U.S. remote viewing unit throughout the
previous Gulf War in Iraq, and other international crises. The
intelligence that this book reveals about Saddam Hussein and
his intentions is a wealth of must-know information for anyone
wanting to understand the present world situation.
Is Saddam stealing the coalition’s daily battle plans?
Are psychic spies involved in OPERATION: IRAQI FREEDOM?
According to Buchanan, “Unlike electronic and human espionage,
mental espionage is completely undetectable. It was only after
the last war that Saddam Hussein became aware of our
government’s previous use of mental espionage against him, and
of the crucial part it played in his past defeat. After the
Gulf War, his intelligence effort began collecting information
on our espionage tool. If he has been building an arsenal of
other weapons, it is possible he has also developed mental
espionage.”
Are Saddam’s psychic spies causing havoc on the
battlefield for U.S. troops?
Buchanan says, “If Iraq is using psychic spies, the
goal would be to give direct and timely intelligence on our
emplacements, plans and intentions, capabilities and
personnel, so that enemy troops can invoke havoc on the
Coalition through the element of surprise. It is during that
first few moments of a surprise attack when those being
attacked are most prone to chaotic indecision and making
mistakes.”
Is Saddam working the battlefield with remote viewing
tactics?
Buchanan reports, “Key indicators of mental espionage at work
is when commanders and reporters use the words, ‘unexpected’
and ‘surprise’. Recent newscasts have indicated that moments
of surprise are when we have been losing our soldiers. Any
intelligence officer worth his salt, hearing the indicator
words of ‘surprised’ and ‘unexpected’ to describe what is
happening to our troops, would have to strongly suspect that
the remote viewing weapon we are no longer using against
Saddam Hussein, he is now using against us.” |
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About the Author |
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Lyn Buchanan, author of THE SEVENTH SENSE, is now the
Executive Director of Problems Solutions Innovations,
providing training and services to governmental agencies, the
corporate world, and private individuals. He is the founder
of the non-profit project Assigned Witness Program where
trained, qualified and experienced remote viewers can
volunteer their services for police work, finding missing
children, and other public services. |
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THE SEVENTH SENSE
By Lyn Buchanan
Paraview Pocket Trade Paperback Original
Publication Date: February 27, 2003
ISBN:0-7434-6268-8
DOI:
Price: $14.00 |
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This book is available through
amazon.com,
barnesandnoble.com, and can be ordered through local and
online bookstores nationwide. |
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About Paraview Press |
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Paraview Publishing is a publisher that utilizes new media
technology to publish quality works in body, mind, and spirit
and the frontiers of science and culture -- areas related to
the transformation of society. Our imprints include Paraview
Press, print-on-demand books for niche audiences; Paraview
Special Editions, reprints of select out-of-print books and
international books; and Paraview Pocket Books, traditionally
published works for a wide audience. Based in New York City,
Paraview targets a global audience, including over 50 million
Americans who are interested in health lifestyles, personal
development and the transformation of society. |
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For author interviews and review copies
contact: (212) 989-3616
E-mail: publisher@paraview.com |
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