Major Ed Dames joins to address listener questions about past predictions, including the space shuttle precursor event, the BTK killer case, and the long-promised gold discovery. Dames explains that his team had plane tickets to Wichita before BTK was caught and describes ongoing fieldwork to locate a gold strongbox in Nevada. He reveals that his team remote viewed the Bulgarian UFO footage, describing the craft as an energy projection from insectoid beings on a distant planet interested in creatures living in Caribbean marshlands.
The discussion shifts to space-based weapons, with Dames arguing the real military objective is a directed energy weapon on the moon. He warns of a destructive Seattle-Tacoma earthquake he places within 2006, deadly black mold spreading from hurricane-damaged regions, and a future prion disease that will devastate cattle herds.
Key Moments
Art reads the listener critique: shuttle, BTK, and where's the gold?: Art opens by walking Dames through three failed predictions a listener flagged - the shuttle being forced down as the kill-shot precursor, identifying the BTK killer, and the long-promised buried gold bars - and tells him the audience deserves answers, one at a time.
Walking back the kill-shot precursor: Pressed on the shuttle prediction, Dames concedes the shuttle was never forced down by the meteor shower as he'd said, but argues the prediction was 'through a lens darkly' and the broader sequence of solar hyperactivity still hallmarks the kill shot.
Directed-energy weapon in a crater on the limb of the moon: Dames lays out his strategic doctrine: orbital weapons are too vulnerable, so the real high ground is a defiladed directed-energy beam director on the limb of the moon - and the Chinese manned-mission announcement is a race for that exact position. Art concludes 'we have got to rule space.'
China is training children as psychic weapons: Dames claims the Chinese mind-warfare program uses children - minds not yet closed by adult skepticism - under PLA colonels to remote-view, attack, and damage-assess targets, citing Village of the Damned as the model. He refuses to teach the offensive skills himself.
Art halts a live mind-warfare experiment to detonate Zarqawi's vest: Dames asks listeners to volunteer to mass-induce a transient electrical charge to detonate the suicide vest beside Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Art refuses on ethical grounds - he says he stopped these mass mind experiments because they were dangerous - and Dames walks the audience through what he was going to do instead of doing it.