Skip Atwater
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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The seasons of the year, except if you live at the North Pole and the South Pole, they're pretty much always the same season. But it sounds like humans are the ones that are more concerned about time. Okay.
Right. Remember that I am not a remote viewer. I was the guy who taught other people how to do this thing called remote viewing and used my education in psychology to understand how people behave and how to reward them and encourage them and so forth. But I am not By the definition of what a remote viewer is, I'm not a remote viewer. But you do have abilities. Yes.
But I don't generally, and I wouldn't say those remote view, my abilities are remote viewing. And I generally try to stay away from that topic because I want to present myself as This is the way it was done. This is the way it was monitored. This is the way that it was validated, given to the Pentagon, these answers, and this much was right that they told us about. I like playing that role. Okay.
As opposed to, I do remote viewing too.
Joe was kind of a complainer about, I can never get this right and they're not promoting me fast enough and they should do this and they should do that. And that was bitching was his forte. Had a marriage that was breaking up. Boy, could he remote view. You know, so I loved Joe. I mean, I really loved that. He made the day.
He would tell me things and I'd be sitting there, how in the world did he know that? I mean, all I did was, from major Watt across the way, he said, okay, well, here's what we're going to start on today. So one of the things we did was, Not always, but one of the things we did is I wouldn't know what the target was. And it might be in an envelope or it might be a coordinate or whatever.
And I would take it over to Joe. So I don't know. Most of the time, I don't know. And Joe didn't know either. And then I would take it back after doing one short session. You know, Joe would say, well, this is a cold area and there's This is really cold. There's snow on the ground and it's northern somewhere, but it's an industrial area.
There are smokestacks there and there are many buildings and so forth and so on. So I'd stop. That would be the end of the session. I had him sketch some stuff and I'd go over to Scotty Watt and I'd say, sir, this is what we got today. And he'd open it up and he'd say, schedule your second session. Because he could tell me, you're on track. There's something going on here.
So it's an interesting situation. I have to diverge a little bit. People were talking about, oh, it's coordinates you use. Oh, it's a picture you use. Oh, well, let me say, you can't use coordinates anymore. You got to scramble the numbers and make up a number and say that's the number. Still works. And how about this? And how about that?
What I really think, right now, maybe tomorrow will be something else, but there was a trust between Joe and I. When he and I were in that room, I didn't fool around with him. He knew that I knew the questions that the Pentagon needed to know. So I'd say, Joe, do you want to hold the envelope? Joe, do you want to hear the coordinates? No, because over the years, there was a trust buildup.
I'm in that room with him to do one thing, and that's answer some questions from the Pentagon.
Oh, lots of different things. Can you tell us, we've watched in Europe as the, Soviets are moving their tanks forward like they're going to go past the folder gap and so forth and so on. Can you ask where this is right now? And Joe would be able to say, well, yes, I see them moving, but they're all parked in garages. And so they would fly another satellite over.
Yeah, they're all parked in garages. I don't think we have anything to worry about. There were many, many things happening. that the Pentagon wanted to know. Somebody would have a particular problem that they're trying to resolve. And is it this? Is it that?
I mean, you saw some of those things in the Third Eye video about things that they were asked and our satellites that would go over every now and then. And then they said, we never knew that was there. Laurie Moe Viewer told it was kind of a thing. So that grew too.
There was, because of Scotty Watt, Scotty Watt knew a lot of people and he could go to the Pentagon and go out to lunch with a guy and play golf with a guy and everything. And got to know that, you know, you could tell Scotty something that you needed to know and he would bring home the envelope.
hand it to me and i'd do sessions with people and then we'd send it back to him so that built up for a while um let's take a quick break and when we come back we'll get into project 8200 okay that's great perfect
I think it's the only words we can use for it in our mind, in our vocabulary, I think it's probably an experience. I don't think intellectually they think they're going anywhere. They know they're sitting in the room with me. But they're having an experience in some way. Okay. Now, they sometimes may describe, well, I'm going to go over there now and I'm going to look at that.
But we shouldn't take that too strongly. They're still sitting there next to you. Okay. Did you see that video about three-eye spies or whatever that was, third-eye spies? I did not. Okay. So… That's perfectly okay, but it has to do with the way I would tell a story because otherwise I would say these things and you would say, oh, yeah, but you're not going to do that. Okay, excellent.
So I discovered recently something that I had not given a great deal of thought about, and I've been in this business a long time, and I was like, whoa, this means something, regardless of what happened, this means something.
So the background to this is that in the days of Putoff and Targ at Stanford Research Institute, they obviously had a contract with CIA, and Kit Green was the guy in CIA who was kind of watching them and was in charge of what they did. And then he would take the results that they would get in their evaluating and testing and studying, under protocol, this idea of remote viewing.
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