Colonel John B. Alexander
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Now, the other question we did have, though, is where's the buffer of the mind?
Because what would happen is they would hear these things, and the thing would stop, and they're still putting this house up.
I don't have an answer for that.
The question is, where is the buffer?
Because this thing is ill-staging, and they would continue to write after the transmission has actually stopped.
Maybe you could now with neurophysiology, FMRI, or something like that, which didn't exist at the time, let alone... What did happen, though, was that...
This gets in the Army political.
Burt, as a two-star general, was in charge of INSCOM.
At the Army staff level, you had the championship operations, personnel, research and development, logistics are all three-star positions, and intelligence was two-star.
And they said, that doesn't make sense.
We're going to make it a three-star position.
So there were two people.
There were a lot of them.
The current Axie, Bill Odom at the time, and Bert Sobelbein, who was at INSCOM.
And the fighting got
really ugly.
Some will know, we had used the Monroe Institute for training for some of the, well, just kind of a generic orientation, as well as people doing remote viewing work.
We had an accident down there.
People can look up and find the name, but we had a lieutenant.
What happened was, before people went down, they came in from all over the world, and we bussed them down to the Monroe Institute, and they had all been screened because we had a shrink that worked with us.
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