Remote Viewers Predict North Korea Starts WW3

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss


What does the astrological predictions say? ..Oh no!

What difference does it make? I don't get the whole trying to predict stuff. Whatever happens will happen regardless of whether they are wrong or right. Maybe it will be the Syria thing.

Who knows? Better not to ponder such things if you ask me. Waste of time.

a reply to: anonentity

LOL, that guy is a trip. He's the astrologer that read Trump's natal chart and stated that he wouldn't finish his term, he's either going to be assassinated or he drops dead of a heart attack. Alrighty then.

a reply to: FissionSurplus

I do remember that Ed Dames and his team said North Korea would first use a nuke in an exercise and then would use one in anger against U.S. forces. If i remember correctly Dames said it would be used on South Korea and our forces down there. But i could be wrong.

originally posted by: FissionSurplus

originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: FissionSurplus

It is one thing to consider what remote viewing results indicate. It is entirely another matter to start mixing in personal dreams or request dreams of others to support your case.

Going entirely with remote viewing results is bad enough and depends almost entirely on what is "bad enough" from who does the remote viewing. If it comes from someone that has a following of RVers that consistently predicts bad things happening, then be wary, very wary.

I have no 'case'. It is a statement on remote viewers, also dreams of others, regarding nuclear war.

This isn't court. If it doesn't happen, nobody will be happier than I. This is going into strange rabbit holes. If anything, it helps to be prepared just in case things get ugly.

The entire series of remote viewing up to and including the "kill shot" are too depressing. I am simply pointing out that remote viewers (and dreamers, who also see ahead, but are not directing their thoughts) have predicted this as early as (I believe 2010).

You are free to avoid this rabbit hole and continue on your merry way, but don't confuse sharing with 'making a case'.

You cannot make a case over something that hasn't happened yet, or may never happen.

I'm slow on the follow up here, but your "case" is every word of your OP. You present the "case" that RVers and dreamers are predicting bad things. Others and I are saying, that you do not have a case when you chose to do a lot of supposing and don't offer any alternative views, especially from RVers,that things aren't so bad...as reality seems to indicate.

a reply to: FissionSurplus


He really makes for an entertaining listen. Anyway I hope we are all here after the weekend . But its always best to be prepared with an emergency kit pre planned ...just in case.

originally posted by: Oldtimer2
a reply to: FissionSurplus

Remote viewers can only see what is actually happening I thought,since when did they see into the future?sounds like a story to me

The ability/process of Remote Viewing is not bound by time as we tend to understand it. I know, an even harder aspect of it to swallow than the basic idea that RV "knowing" is not confined to local phenomena in by physical dimensions.

Accepting and understanding the process of Remote viewing is a major step toward understanding that the Universe is a conscious entity and that we can share in its god-like attributes from our pitiful, three dimensional positions in the whole.

originally posted by: FissionSurplus

originally posted by: Realtruth

originally posted by: roadgravel
A remote view prediction, good. That means it is approaching 100% unlikely to happen.

You da man!

Exactly what I thought when I read the OP, then I saw your post.

Ain't happening folks.

Awesome. We apparently have two psychics here who can say with 100% certainty that it's NOT happening. Your chances are 50/50, guys, so good luck with the war lottery.

50/50? not sure how percentages even work into this, but ATS is typically a doomsday/end of the world mentality, so we'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Percentages however are typically 90% or higher made up BS

Since I've been a member here we have had countless end of the world/WW3 predictions and none have even remotely come true. And yes even remote viewers and amazing psychics failed, so the odds are against WW3 happening.

Otherwise just enjoy the time you have on this planet with the people you care about, because one day the world will end for everyone that is a 100% guarantee.
/ sarcasm

a reply to: Aliensun
Remote viewers are trained to see events which affect people, typically in negative ways. Why remote view an 'everything's fine and dandy" scenario? There are no effects from that, so to speak.

You want RVs who say everything is going to be great. That's never going to happen, and certainly will never be put on a video. My 'case' is that RVs and dreamers are seeing something very bad. Period.

You don't like my case? Pffft. Your complaints make no sense to me. Reality seems to indicate that things aren't so bad? Where have you been, under a rock? And why would I post "alternative views" to begin with?

Lordy. Carry on in Happy Land.

a reply to: Realtruth

As I have stated before, if nothing happens, nobody (and I mean that sincerely) will be happier than I.

World War 3 isn't the end of the world as we know it, either. This is not an end of the world scenario. Simply a statement on their visions of North Korea being what starts a very ugly war.

Naturally, in the mean time we should all enjoy peace and our loved ones.

Nobody gets out of this life alive. That's not sarcasm like what you wrote. It's just fact. Why do you assume you are the only one that knows this?

I've been having dreams of nuclear war the past 20 years. I'm not a religious person but in one of my dreams I was told by a voice this is revelations. Part of me wants to believe it was just that crazy dreams but it's been in the back of my mind for years.

originally posted by: FissionSurplus

Nobody gets out of this life alive. That's not sarcasm like what you wrote. It's just fact. Why do you assume you are the only one that knows this?

I guess some people don't actually understand irony in a statement, which btw = sarcasm.

I hope these people, at the top, that focus on WW3 scenarios aren't self-fulfilling because it's the little people that truly suffer.

The doom porn mindset is a real ice breaker at parties and first dates too.

Do remote viewers' not work for the CIA. And the CIAs main goal us too create fear.... Speaks volumes itself

The doom porn mindset is a real ice breaker at parties and first dates too.

a reply to: Realtruth

It's a buzz-kill. Yeah, I get the joke. This is only spoken of (by me) on ATS and among a few friends who also happen to be on ATS. It's about as depressing a thought as one can get. I have children and family in other states, in large cities, which would be definite targets.

If I had my choice, the Mother Ship would come down and take all our toys away so all we had were sticks, stones and words.

Anyone follow The Farsight Institute? I do. One of their remote viewers,Aziz Brown, had a prediction for March, but it now sounds like it will actually play out in April. A gathering of ships on a water mass. And a stand off occurs. He saw it all ending peacefully. But maybe factors have changed. I haven't posted on ATS in a while. Not sure if I should post a link. But they have a website ans a YouTube channel if you wan to watch. It's interesting!

I wonder what the Princeton Random Event Generator is predicting. Or any of the other random number generators.

I don't know. The remote viewers have missed a little too many for me to give them much credence.

The coders are saying there will be a large regional war in the Middle East, then a period of peace, then WWIII, but they're basically reading tea leaves. They did call the election correctly with Hillary trying to steal. If they are right this time, we need to look for a long hot summer with peace breaking out this fall in a big accord.

a reply to: TamtammyMacx


The trouble with the random generator is that you will have to have the App. running twenty four seven , as it spikes a few hours before a major event. If you could have an alarm on it, it might be handy.

a reply to: ketsuko

They are not 100% accurate, more so on the timing. But they have made several predictions which have come true. From the "shot across the bow" which Dames said would be the biggest solar flare in history which would barely miss us. The earthquake in Japan that would cause a meltdown in a nuclear plant. The fungus that would attack harvests and start in Africa. Heck Dames was talking about a bovine disease that would affect the brain of cows before anyone knew about "mad cow disease". The avian flu which he also talked about, saying something like "birds will be falling dead from the skies in droves". These are some of the hits they had made, and there are others and yes a few he made seem to be wrong. More so when he put a timeline on those predictions.