Reply #133: Check out Arrigo's other claims

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http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/ghosttroop/message/31900

<My father had been in military intelligence. General Billy Mitchell was given a posthumous medal for accurately forecasting WWII in the Pacific in the 1950's. The CIA wanted remote viewers and figured that they had to start with children to be able to make them.


People considered me a kind of child prodigy. MKULTRA had thrown me into the CIA at a very early age.

My military training was not standard; most of it was at the Miramar Naval Airbase under an alias, since I was already in the hands of the CIA. The military had trained me in battlefield tactics to see what a remote viewer could do playing war games. I was, unfortunately, good at it.

I had beat General Westmoreland in a series of war games when I was quite young. Those war games had started out theoretical and then moved into the war room at the Pentagon. We ended up playing with real troops on the ground in Vietnam. The game was to capture territory. He lost the competition.

He liked military style campaigns with men dead at the end of them. As a remote viewer, I was like a Zen master merged into the reality of both sides. I felt the pain, if anyone got hurt. I could gain territory without anyone being hurt, though I though it was a pointless and unethical thing to do. >

She goes on to say she was in Vietnam using her "remote viewing" skills at the age of 19. She says she led a recon team into an area we had lost and do an analysis of why............

I don't think we should be taking all this too seriously.