Psychic and remote viewer Sean David Morton predicts the draft will be reinstated in 2005

coast to coast show | 7-8-05 | dfu

[RockinRight]

Almost as bad as Nostradamus...

[RockinRight]

Well while you're at it...why not predict that I'll find $10,000,000 in unmarked bills inside my mattress...

[SittinYonder]

I remember hearing this guy claim that in about 1998 there would be a nuclear exchange between Pakistan and India in which 50 million would be killed. I don't remember reading about that. Did it happen?

Geez Doug, you need to get out more. There hasn't been a Pakistan or India in seven years or so. Blew each other up real good!

[MplsSteve]

Did he offer up a prediction as to whether the NHL lock-out will end?

[tophat9000]

From looking at hie photo...I predict Sean David Morton is going to have another Pepperoni pizza

[sandbar]

Pyschics can predict the future unless someone comes along to change the outcome.






(I hope everyone knows that's sarcasm and you gotta love their safety net line. Hell, I'm always right too, until someone comes along to mess it up!!)

[Cincinatus]

"We are all interested in the future because that's where we will spend the rest of our lives..."

"And remember my friends, future events such as these will be important.... in the future...."

[sandbar]

Even his "hit" is a "duh".

[TomGuy]

I remember Jean Dixon from a couple of decades ago. She was a psychic/seer. Every new year, she came out with her predictions. Most that she 'got right' were so vague or general that anyone could have predicted that.

They are fun to read for entertainment, but I'd believe the weatherman before putting much trust in what they say. As for weathermen, I vivdly recall in 1984, Memorial weekend Friday, the local weatherman said "Beautiful weekend; no rain in sight." By Monday, the city had broken the 12-hour and 8-hour records for rainfall, and had surpassed the 100-year flood.

[evets]

In the year 2000!

[Gunrunner2]

Goofballs like this guy give a bad name to Remote Viewers,.

Remote Viewing ("Stargate") was a government intel collection approach that originally used disciplined protocols that were an attempt to investigate/use a possible unknown/unexplored method.

Going beyond the giggle-factor, it had some interesting successes and a hit-rate of about 80%. (This was validated through the use of known targets sprinkled within unknown targets, and measuring ground truth -- known targets -- achieved about 80% hits.

Now, later years in the program the "protocols" were overwhelmed by the "intuitive" (psychic Cleo's), and the numbers fell. . .a lot.

Program was canceled and the original government trained RVr's hold to the art and established protocols and formed IRVA (www.irva.org).

Good source would be Paul Smith's web site; www.rviewer.com.

Paul's book on Remote Viewing will be excerpted in Reader's Digest, Oct issue.

* Full disclosure: Back in '90 I was recruited for the RV program by Paul Smith. . .turned them down, wanted to keep flying fighters.

[RegulatorCountry]

I dug out my crystal ball, dusted it off, and voila... this idiot is a Democrat.

[Perdogg]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1303603/posts?page=97#97

Check this out!

[SierraWasp]

I hope he hasn't quit his day job!!! This is giving me Art Bell/George Noorie overload!!!

[WinOne4TheGipper]

Is there a similar website on Sylvia Browne, the "psychic" Montel Williams has on his show every Wednesday? I remember her predicting Pope John Paul II would die-- in 1996.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Can he bend spoons ?

[Cincinatus]

Tiger has nothing to worry about -- with a grip that open, he'll surely slice it way OB!

[RegulatorCountry]

"Goofballs like this guy give a bad name to Remote Viewers"

There is something there, for sure. Too many nations have put too much time and effort into understanding RV, in an attempt at harnessing it for security purposes. All the hocus-pocus psychic crap gets in the way of understanding. "Anomalous cognition" may turn out to be not so very anomalous. We're a long, long way from understanding fully how our own minds and senses actually work, or can work with training.

[doug from upland]

His prediction: Caterpillar stock to go up from $45 to $95 this year. That actually does make some sense because of tsunami-related building and massive building in China.