Police Undercover Pedestrian and Internet SPAM


There's always a story behind any story. One might think that a local
'incident' might not be a good topic of interest for a National Feature
column. Even my wife thought that I should write about my visit to an
Indian Reservation, along with the aerial contrails photo taken there.
And I may do that, but there is a larger story here, and it's about the
power of the Internet. Those who have written a 'letter to the editor'
of a local newspaper know the interest some topics can generate. Here
on the 'Net, a local story can have a national impact. In this case, the
real story is about Internet SPAM. The following reaction is from Roger
R. at the local Chamber of Commerce :
"In the best of worlds, if one was full of bile about something, one
would contact the appropriate person to discuss it, rather than spraying
that bile over a bunch of innocent townsfolk. Email is a curse as well as
a blessing and slow-loading html junk email a curse-squared."
Just how did this all happen, and what is it about? Here was the first
'mass mailing' followed by all the e-mail reactions ... I call it 'Police
Undercover Pedestrians' on the Oregon Coast. This comes to us from
a local businessperson, the first letter follows :

> Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 00:55:34 -0700
> From: "Michael Ward" ( address deleted )
> To: ( business mailing list header deleted )
> Subject: I use(d) to visit Astoria.
>
> Hello. My name is Michael Ward. I reside in Portland, am thirty-six
> years old, happily married, and back to college full-time. I attend a
> church with a two-hundred plus membership and have friends in the legal
> and high tech communities. I do consider myself a person interested in
> issues concerning justice and liberty, and because of this I am writing
> you concerning an experience my wife and I had this Sunday, the
> twenty-fourth.
>
> We had come to Astoria, as we have many times before, to enjoy the
> scenery and tourism that Astoria has to offer. My wife and I feel that
> we'd be hard pressed to find a more spectacular view than the one from
> the Column. Some of the other places we enjoyed visiting and shopping at
> were the Danish Bakery, the Mallternative, DejaVu, Gimre's , and a few
> other shops I can't recall the name of. However, this particular Sunday
> was quite different.
>
> We arrived and first spent some time parked at a sea wall watching
> the boats come in and out. After awhile we decided to go try out
> Mary-Todd's bar and grill under the bridge on 101. As we approached a
> pedestrian crossing, a man proceeded to cross, seemingly indifferent to
> the traffic. As the man recklessly crossed in front of me I thanked my
> ABS that I could stop. My first thoughts were that the man must be drunk
> or belligerent or mentally impaired. These impressions must have been
> due to the facts that this man seemed to appear from out of nowhere,
> that there was a high volume of traffic in this area, that the
> pedestrian crossing was very poorly marked and the pedestrian signs
> weren't lit.
>
> As I had said, we were able to come to a stop. After he'd crossed we
> continued on so we could park in front of Mary-Todd's. Unfortunately we
> missed the one space available and had to continue down the road again
> to turn around. As we again approached the pedestrian crossing, who
> show's up but this man again. Again I stop. This time, however, I told
> him that he should stop doing this. He turned to me and mumbled
> something and it was at this time I realized this was a Police
> operation. We waited for him to cross and then continued on, very afraid
> of making some sort of mistake that would cause us to be pulled over.
>
> We arrived at Mary-Todd's and took a seat and watched this man do
> his work. What I saw seemed more akin to a fund raiser than the
> enforcement of law. Time after time this man proceeded recklessly into
> traffic and time after time more police units than I ever thought
> Astoria would have chased down the offenders. After twenty minutes of
> this, my wife and I left. We left because we felt angry, uncomfortable
> and unsafe. I couldn't believe that Astoria had turned into some sort of
> southern small-town cliche of a traffic trap. If the Astoria Police are
> truly interested in making that pedestrian crossing safe, couldn't they
> explore alternatives such as: lighting the pedestrian crossing signs,
> improve the pavement markings, relocate the crossing or build a
> pedestrian bridge.
>
> My bottom line in all this is that I no longer feel welcome or safe
> in Astoria and I will tell my friends about this experience. I wish
> Astoria the best and it's my hope that the Astoria Police will rethink
> their approach to this problem. I would appreciate being contacted by
> any concerned parties about this issue.
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
>
> Michael Ward
>

NOTE : all addresses have been deleted in an effort to avoid any furthur
SPAM mailings. Rather than ignore this e-mail, the Police Chief sent out
this reply, with many, many copies to every business owner who had
received the origional 'complaint' letter. Here's what he had to say in
defense of the pedestrian 'sting' operation :

> From: "Rob Deu Pree" ( address deleted )
> To: "Michael Ward" ( address deleted )
> Cc: ( business mailing list header deleted )
> Subject: Pedestrian Safety
> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 10:28:13 -0700
>
> Dear Mr. Ward,
>
> We received your email message, thanks for the information.
>
> You may already know this, however, just in case you do not I should mention
> that the pedestrian crossing enforcement you noticed was one of four
> projects funded in Astoria by a federal grant. There are many similar
> projects funded throughout Oregon during the summer months in an effort to
> reduce pedestrian deaths and injuries. The enforcement method is one used
> by small and large cities alike to safely manage this type of project. The
> date, time and location of our efforts were printed in the newspaper and
> announced on the radio prior to each project. We chose the particular
> location you noticed because, in the last few years, one pedestrian has been
> killed and several others have been injured there. In an effort to keep
> this location safer, the cross walk is regularly painted (and was at the
> time you saw it) and the overhead pedestrian signs are lighted and the
> lights alternate from one to the other (as they were at the time you saw
> them). The speed limit is 30 mph and drivers were given 193 feet to stop,
> so avoiding the pedestrian is not a problem for drivers going at a
> reasonable speed who are paying attention. The pedestrian was dressed in
> light colored clothing, made an affirmative action to cross the street and
> walked directly across the street in the crosswalk. Still, there were 27
> contacts in the brief time of this project and many of the drivers made such
> comments as "I didn't see anyone in the crosswalk" and "I thought I could go
> around". Indeed, two trucks were stopped because they were having a speed
> contest at this location. Motorists contacted by officers received a
> brochure on pedestrian safety and driver responsibilities. You may be
> interested to know that most drivers stopped for the pedestrians and most of
> those who did not stop were from the local area.
>
> This is the second year we have conducted such enforcement and the halo
> effect has been splendid. Many people who visit and live in our City, and
> normally walk rather than drive, have frequently commented that drivers are
> much more courteous once the enforcement effort is announced, and for months
> afterward. Additionally, pedestrian injuries and reported near misses
> decrease for awhile.
>
> Certainly, an overpass would be good, as would several other expensive
> methods of separating pedestrians from drivers. However, we Astoria
> taxpayers are already overtaxed paying for those things essential to our
> living here. Additionally, the effort all across Oregon is toward multiuse
> highways that include use by pedestrians, bicyclists and motor vehicles. As
> that trend continues, at least a little enforcement will continue to be
> necessary - in small communities as well as larger ones.
> It is better, we believe, to conduct pedestrian safety enforcement with
> prior announcements and as properly supervised projects, rather than to try
> to treat the problem after a driver has already killed a pedestrian - or I
> should say, another pedestrian - we have already had enough of that. If we
> can save a life or prevent an injury by heightening the attention of drivers
> to pedestrian safety - and the law - that seems worthwhile to me.
>
> I too am interested in justice for all, and if you wish to discuss this
> matter further, please do not hesitate to call.
>
> Most important, thank you for obeying the traffic laws while in Astoria.
>
> Rob Deu Pree
>
> Chief of Police
>

Two widely different interpretations, to be sure, both with a lot of thought
behind it. This is the kind of material that usually appears in a newspaper
although in this case, none of it did at all. The real SPAM began, in my
opinion, when this next letter arrived. One of the local business owners
sent out the following e-mail, again, to everyone on the large mailing list
without anything to add other than to promote his own business enterprise.
It's relatively easy for anyone to take an e-mail 'header' and create a mass
mailing 'list', for those new to the 'Net. The SPAM letter follows :

> From: "name deleted" ( address deleted )
> To: ( business mailing list header deleted )
> Subject: Re: Pedestrian Safety - Thanks for the FYI
> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 14:42:47 -0700
>
>
> Thank you for the FYI.
>
> Happy computing,
>
>
> ( name deleted )
> ( advertisement for his business deleted )
>
>
> :)
>

Finally, the local Chamber of Commerce responded, again to the entire
'group' with the following letter, regarding SPAM and the use of member
mailing lists. This was the final mass mailing, which possibly went to even
more people ( the entire Chamber of Commerce list ) than any of the
previous ones did. The business owner who recieved all of these is no
longer an active Chamber Member, but received them all regardless ...
Here's that letter :

> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 15:55:32 -0700
> Subject: Re: email abuse
> From: ( name deleted )
> To: ( business mailing list header deleted )
>
>
> Dear Chamber Members,
>
> Earlier this week, about 160 members received an email letter from a Michael
> Ward of Portland complaining about a pedestrian sting in Astoria. However
> one feels about the content of that letter, we want you to know that the
> Chamber did not provide your email address to Mr. Ward.
>
> We assume Ward mined the addresses from the "Recommended Chamber Members"
> page on our web site at ( website address deleted ). My home email address
> is on that
> page and I got the letter there, too. We hope this will not happen again
> and will attempt to find solutions if it does.
>
> We are careful with our contact lists. We provide our email list to no one,
> and our membership mailing list is available only to members of our Chamber.
> We try to make it easy for potential customers to contact you but hard for
> people to pester you. We're even careful not to send you too much,
> ourselves.
>
> We just wanted to let you know where we stand. (And if you're interested,
> we've appended Astoria Police Chief Rob Deu Pree's response to Mr. Ward,
> below.)
>
>
> from Chamber of Commerce :
>
> ( name deleted )
> ( address deleted )
>

There you have it -the 'incident' and it's aftermath. A chain reaction to one
person's visit to the Oregon Coast, not carried by any newspaper, but by the
Internet itself. With this story as this week's feature column here at the
Fantastic Forum ( www.fantasticforum.com ) it's now a national story. I
wouldn't be surprised if some International e-mails come through here now.
Remember my opening comments that the story behind the story in this case
is communication and the Internet itself. Did the incident go too far? Was
there any abuse? What would YOU do if you had received this series of
e-mails? The business owner got a surprise. Both the Chamber of Commerce
and the Chief of Police were notified before the writing of this article. The
business owner got a nearly blank e-mail with a ".gif" photo attached of a
'shortcut.gif', which was a Trojan/Virus. It had the return address of a friend
and local business owner also named in the mass mailing ... stay tuned.
Since I neglected to comment on the letter's topic, the 'sting', at all, I
could say that my contact with Bevy Jaegers at the PsiSquad ( located
at www.uspsisquad.com ), a national organization of Police Officers and
Private Investigators who use psychic ability in their daily work, that there
may be better uses of time and resources out there ;-)

73's radioman
webmaster@psychicspy.com
http://psychicspy.com



My Interview with Peter Weissbach


Probably the question I'm asked the most is about my interview
as a guest on Peter Weissbach's "The Quest" national radio talk
show. Back in February I was a guest for an hour, primarily because
I had submitted several names of possible guests and Carla Weissbach
wanted some of my background info - I sent along my psychic stories
you've read two weeks ago here in this column. Figuring I'd be 'just
another psychic' to be interviewed, I was prepared to have fun. The
entire hour interview, in my opinion, didn't go too well ... let me take
a moment to give some of my background.

I have the handle 'radioman' because I've been a Ham Operator, like
Art Bell, for most of my life too, even an Advanced Class License like
Art has. Several years ago I hosted a live radio show, on FM, for three
years, before moving to Portland, Oregon. Since then, from 1995 on I've
been 'radioman' on the Internet, working on what is now my website of
www.psychicspy.com since that time, with some interesting BBS's and
other projects along the way ...

The last time I was interviewed on a National Radio Program was by
host David Oates ( www.reversespeech.com ) and Clyde Lewis. The
very fun three hour interview had me scrambling through some 600 pps
I had printed out from my website, in dozens of piles, ready to comment
on various conspiracy theories, and pop science of the day. I can't really
remember a more 'fun' time on the radio, so I was looking foreward to the
Peter Weissbach interview, since I'm a regular listener to his show, even
though I felt less 'qualified' as a guest since I had no books to sell ;-)

This time there were only a few notes in case the topic of my website
became insufficient, although with nearly 1,970 links and some 985 pps
of text on-site, there was certainly a lot of possible material to talk about,
realizing the focus would probably be on my personal experiences and
stories ...

Deciding it would be a lot of fun, I was perhaps not prepared enough
for what was to come. I had prepared a speech reversal of the opening
of Peter Weissbach's show, specifically the part, " ... what is the meaning,
the purpose of my life, and when I die ... ". It was a classic reversal which
revealed more than the show's preamble does, and was both confirming
and elaborating, in reverse, what is said forewards ...

I mentioned it at the onset, and Peter was shocked and said this was not
a show about Reverse Speech, and quickly moved on to discuss the first
point, of how Remote Sensing predates Remote Viewing, and what Remote
Sensing actually is, for a psychic. I suppose the hour was lost at that point,
and I realized I was 'just another psychic' for the remainder of the hour, and
a friend's interview, about Remote Viewing hadn't gone too well the week
before, I just tried to remain flexible and interesting, which is the kind of
talk radio I like to listen to - just to see where it goes ...

The reversal I discussed with David Oates later, a friend for many years,
like many from the Internet, who promised me an interview later the following
month. The reversal simply said, reversed, "meaning" from meaning, which
confirmed both forewards and backwards what Peter had said. Reversals in
a prepared "speech" are rare, but usually significant if you can find any, and
the "meaning" was in the following phrase " and purpose" which followed,
when played backwards - and there was more. The focus of the intro of the
show is on 'life after death', which more than half of the intro describes. You
can hear it nightly on "the Quest". The phrase "meaning" reverses to more than
just "meaning", which is significant. The reversal complete is "super-meanings"
which is both plural, and with the prefix "super", as in supernatural, or above
natural or beyond natural. In context, what Peter really 'means' is not the real
obvious focus on life after death, the soul, and continuance, but rather the most
important, for him, is the meaning(s) of THIS lifetime, this existance, it's true
and higher purpose NOW, and possible higher-self, multi-dimentional soul
activities IN THIS LIFETIME is what interests Peter most! I checked his bio
page on his website, and sure enough, his life took a real turn, after early
business success, and he's wondering if he's doing the 'best' with his lifetime
now, and it would seem asking that question is why he does the Quest radio
show now as a result of his own personal path or quest. There you have it,
a reversal, nearly identical both backwards and forewards, AND with even
more insight than "meaning" alone. It helps to be psychic and have some
similar 'life experiences', or 'pictures' to be able to interpret too as I've
discussed the psychic connection to Reverse Speech with David Oates
over the years. There is a great deal of little known writings from David
on my site if someone wants more information on speech reversals ...

Back to the interview, which I'd rate a C- for being interesting. Too much
time was spent by the host on questions about the differences between
remote sensing and remote viewing. I had submitted several paragraphs
which related to my personal psychic abilities, and the hour finally did
progress when the callers started in. In a future article I will give some
background from Joe McMoneagle about the latter days of the project,
and advanced meditations, free-form psychic ability and remote hearing,
all under the observational protocols of Remote Viewing at Fort Meade
during Project Stargate. After all, we are ALL psychic to some degree, and
remote viewing was SRI's way of studying the psychic 'guinea pigs' in an
attempt to find common ideas and possibly train others to develop their
abilities as well. It works, actually it all works, but I prefer the free-form
psychic ability to do 'intuition', 'readings' and psychometry, since I never
did better than 66% accuracy in strict Remote Viewing. If any method can
open up one's own abilities, who's to say that's not possibly the single most
important thing one can do in this lifetime? Do we really need to argue which
method are better? Whatever works for YOU is the best method - for YOU!

The callers were somewhat unenlightened, until one Police Officer called
in and admitted publically that his own psychic ability, his hunches, or whatever
it was, helped him greatly in his daily work. Bev'y Jaegers from the US Psi
Squad ( www.uspsisquad.com ) works with psychometry and remote viewing
and trains Police Officers and Private Investigators nationally, and it works.
I even met a woman, from Hayward, California, who had the same beginning
'psychic classes' at the Berkeley Psychic Institute that I did, who worked as
a staff psychic in a S.F. Bay Area Police Department to find Missing Persons -
but that's another story ...

Peter kept asking really silly questions about psychic spying, peeping tom,
and whether my wife, also a psychic, and I ever had sex in the Astral Plane.
Perhaps Peter was having an off day, I was taking myself too seriously, or
it was just not a good idea to do the interview, but the hour ground on, and
finally ended, me telling some rambling stories, and Peter being out of time ...

I still listen to the show, and most of the time, the interviews are really
enlightening, but I suppose they can't all be 'winners', and I'm relieved that
many friends missed that live brodcast, not one of my better interviews, and
certainly not even close to that David Oates / Clyde Lewis interview of a
couple years ago, three hours of the most entertaining radio I've ever had a
chance to be a part of ...

In closing, I should say that my association with David Oates, Robert A.M.
Stephens, and others has put me in the middle of things in times past, even
the 40 minute off-air phone call from Art Bell and many other correspondence
from Jeff Rense and others I can never publically talk about reming me that
in writing a column like this one, that there are many different approaches
to enlightment, and abilities like being psychic, and many hidden agendas
that most of us will never know about, like 'psychic hacking' I've referred
to before, and my past involvement in Search and Rescue and FEMA which
may become part of some future article someday ...

Keep an open mind - The Truth IS Out There ...

73's radioman
http://psychicspy.com


Lockpicking, David Oates and Art Bell

Hi from radioman :

Sorry for the delay ... it's been a wild summer so far ...
I visited New York City, New Jersey, and California and have
not had a lot of time to be writing articles ... add to that
most of my Internet time has been spent dealing with denial-
of-service attacks, and every possible email bomb, virus and
trojan - several times a day, every day ... guess someone was
a little pissed ;-) Tools like Norton Anti-Virus and Adeptec
GoBack are really useful, among others. The servers, e-mail
servers, and everything else is still up and running, including
three PCs. Just a waste of time, and no, I'm not impressed ...
Should anyone have any constructive comments, sending an e-mail
with a JPEG and no content, other than "WELL?" for a title will
be deleted unread, as is 99% of my email lately ... sorry ...

I've decided to write this column partially as a responce, to
let everyone know who might be 'grumpy' out there, Art Bell
included. Yes, some of the illiterate locals who frequent the
local newspaper didn't care for the article on Police Undercover
Pedestrians & Internet Spam - as expected. I gave Art Bell a psychic
reading about his back problems, perhaps also not well received, and
generally haven't been on the 'Net much anyway this Summer ...

Lockpicking is an art, not a science ... if anyone is interested
they can read the complete "MIT Guide to Lockpicking", a copy
of which is also at PSYCHICSPY.COM, among other places. As a
Licensed/Registered/Bonded Locksmith, I own perhaps 106 different
lockpicks from multiple sets - most of which are normally useless.
New sets are made all the time, like the 'computer picks' for
desktop locks on PCs - again, the tools are not magic - it's
an ART, people ... btw I grew tired of paying annual dues for a
decade to the Safe and Vault Technician's Association and the
Associated Locksmiths of America, and have dropped memberships
this year, as work on the remote Oregon Coast is rare in any
field of endeavor ...

Numerous books, like HPC professional publications, and textbooks
from England add little to the "MIT Guide" for content. Picking
locks is a result of telekinesis, a psychic ability, which is
why a locksmith spends 10-20 minutes on a lock, and my average time
was 7 seconds - a minute under very difficult circumstances - with
hand picks, no 'guns', motors, or vibrators, please ! So, it's not
the design of the tools in particular, more the way they are used.

I made three tools that fit into a hollowed out ballpoint pen,
one 'hook'/'rake' combination tool and two tension tools ( also
known as 'wrenches' ). I carry them constantly, and can easily
discard them in the nearest garbage can, if needed, as they can
be easily made. Many airports will find any metal tools easily,
so travelling may be slow through security gates. In Washington
D.C. lockpicks are illegal, period - since Watergate. So mere
possession is a criminal offense. For homemade tools, like picks
and tension tools, I use a spring metal strip found in the streets,
quite literally, from windsheild wiper blades - easily found,
thin, and about 1/8 " wide and 10 " long. The 'hook' is for
individually moving the pins in a lock cylinder, the tension
tools assist. Simple, but remember that a standard residential
door lock, and deadbolt, can be opened with wires, safety pins,
or paper clips - there is no magic in the tools, and some of
my fellow locksmiths never learn how to do lockpicking with
any tools available to the professional ...

The homemade tools, although seemingly a little slower without
the grip handles, work the same to 'exploit the weaknesses' in
every lock - in fact, lockpicking and hacking are very similar
both based on repetitive sequencial attacks, over and over,
unless one has a psychic 'knack' to succede nearly immediately.
I'm only mentioning all this as part of my stream of articles
on Psychic Ability, and while lockpicking can succede 'by-the-
numbers' it's extremely slow and frustrating, and those advanced
descriptions of 'bit key simulation', and multiple picking, and
reverse picking aren't really learnable techiniques, just someone
with psychic ability trying to pin down what he/she is actually
doing - true lockpicking is actually extremely fast and effortless.
I never carried a house key to my leased condo, just a pick set, and
opened my door daily for over two years - with no key, my option
would be to sleep in the car. Once resistor wires and a dartboard
dart worked when I forgot my tools, but it took an hour and fifteen
minutes that day ...

Regarding lockpicking, like hacking, or other 'topics', keep in
mind that some have a great deal of training, some just have a lot
of 'natural ability'. I've always had occasions to pick locks. Once
a church had an old storage chest with some thirty cassette recorders
and supplies inside, and wanted to use a sledgehammer to open it - I
was able to open it within a few minutes, using a pair of paper clips
and just in time for their appearence to use that evening for some
readings. If they ever found that key, they could re-lock the chest,
otherwise they still had a good place to store those recorders ...

I also, as a Ham Radio Operator, have a good 'ear', and a talent
for hearing 'Speech Reversals'. I hadn't heard much since David Oates
moved back to Australia, but he remembered me from several years on
the Internet as a Reverse Speech hobbiest. I still have a great deal
of material on PSYCHICSPY.COM for those interested. Someone who we
all know, and who is credited with ending the Art Bell Lawsuits, one
Joe Oddo, hasn't been heard from in over 10 months. Joe sent me an
e-mail to say 'howdy', and I wrote David Oates, who graciously replied
that he is well too, and quite busy with classes, and training his
students in Australia now. He was sorry to hear about Art Bell's
back problems, and admitted he's had little or no contact with
anyone here in the States, other than those who say hello, like Joe
and I did. David Oates sounds well and happy, and some may remember
that he wanted his girls to attend High School there in Australia,
so, lawsuits or not, some of us weren't surprised when he moved back
home to 'oz' ...

Which brings me to Art Bell ... I had sent him a psychic reading,
which, in summary said that his continuing back problems are karma
related, not from that fall/injury years ago. I never heard a reply,
but suggested he get a reading from Ed Dames, Sean David Morton, or
someone he trusts. I rarely do personal readings, anyway. It seems
fairly certain that most of the trouble in the past had been put
to rest, or forgotten, by everyone else, but psychic pain is as real
as any other ...

Think about it ...

All for now ...

radioman
http://psychicspy.com


The Police State is Already Here ...

Hi from radioman :

Certainly no one is happy about the events of terrorist attacks over the past couple of
days, but Art Bell and others have been warning about a potential 'backlash' over the
situation, and a loss of more personal freedoms. Seems America is ready to trade for
security, but that extra hour at the Airport, and the ban on knives, screwdrivers, other
tools, even plastic picnicware in that carry-on might get YOU a bad day at the Airport
sometime soon ... is it worth the price ? Are we already a Police State ? For some totally
inexplicable reason, this article was destroyed, and I'm attempting to re-write it today, while
no other computer/data loss is evident - way weird ...

I suppose this means I'll no longer carry lockpicks through airport security, since, like
small screwdrivers and plastic spoons, they could be considered a 'weapon' - especially
hard to explain a lockpick and two tension tools contained within a ball-point pen ;-)
From now on, should anyone need an emergency lockout, they'll have to call a local
locksmith from the Yellow Pages, and while a small difference, imagine how many
other potential volunteers will need to refrain from helping others while travelling, due
to 'metal mania' from Airport Security Detectors ... good grief !

Seems Medical Doctors now refrain to answer any emergency calls 'on the road' for
insurance reasons these days - another casulity of our New Society - they won't say
or admit their medical knowledge, I'll have to let someone else 'help' - part of the cost of the
'new security' at airports, since I wouldn't want my tool kits consficated before every flight ...

It goes far beyond that even, because at one time the metal detectors at SFO were SO
sensitive, that a penny, a belt clip, or yes EVEN boots would trip the detectors - I am already
tired of being singled-out at airport security and given that 'look', as hand wands and 'pat downs'
happen every flight because my waterproof dress boots have metal zippers which set off the
detectors. The absurdity can only increase as bolder measures happen - looking through every
carry-on bag for plastic spoons and picnicware from 'terrorists' - enjoy your air travel with an
extra hour of pre-boarding time, and open season on, God forbid, that McDonald's happy meal
toy with the battery and blinking LEDs inside ... beware America !

As far as psychic premonitions, I didn't sleep well the night of the attack on NYC, was awake
for 'no reason' in the early morning hours, and angry/upset since for days the feeling of 'not
being able to trust people' kept cropping up ... the latest incident was a $4.00 car radio purchase
at a Church rummage sale - which, for some premonition reason, I went to great lengths to fuse,
make direct battery clips, speaker disconnects, as I was 'expecting' it to fail -- in short, it drew
an amazing current, and 'smoked' within seconds - a dead short on the truck battery - no truck
radio for me this month I suppose ... it should have been discarded before anyone saw it, and I
even went to lengths to verify the power connections, voltage, and connectors by partial
disassembly before the 'smoke test', and was aware some European radios operate on a positive
ground setup ... poof, as if it was a surprise ...

Another psychic told me that they had 'seen' the President being 'whisked away' to a command
center for something 'big'. The DATE seemed significant, and we concluded that the attacks
were over, based on the date, that 'emergency day', or 9/11, had ended ... as in most psychic
interpretations, the analytical mind tries to make sense of the 'data stream'. As Major Ed Dames
says, to simply 'stop' there ... turns out the date WAS significant, as September 11th is the
birthday of Mohammed. Wow - like Christmas Day for some of the rest of us ... think about that ...

I'll not stand on the Soap Box any longer, but watch our personal freedoms erode away soon
in many areas, because of a few people's acts. Prepare for the New State, and have I.D. and
be prepared to explain WHY you are doing anything ... as a friend said, 'no picnic ahead'.

Here is that e-mail - enjoy :


From: "David Carlson"
To: webmaster@psychicspy.com
Subject: Aerial Surveillance using SAR
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 23:39:43

Dear Psychicspy:

My, what a staggering compendium of surveillance technology you’ve put together. My small
addition on aerial surveillance doesn’t carry the weight of a published article or have the authority of
an investigative report, but my 2-year, desultory, fact-finding adventure satisfies me, even if it’s not
scientifically rigorous. The very lack of published material on aerial-surveillance activities and
capabilities by the press lends credence to my assertion that aerial surveillance is a black SAP
(Special Access Program) brought to you by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Aerial
surveillance comes in several primary flavors: low-light TV, infrared and SAR (Synthetic Aperture
Radar). To see some of the mapping uses and capabilities of SAR, go to :

http://www.sandia.gov/radar/sar.html.

ISAR (Interferemetric SAR), microwave imaging radar, is so discriminating that it can identify a
Megan's-Law offender on the street, or even an alleged offender such as myself, being merely
suspected of having written suggestive material to an underage girl.

I realize now that the government phone tap started a fistful of years ago, dating from when I could
no longer pick up my phone before the second ring without getting disconnected. But it began in
earnest in June of 1999 when helicopters started following my car, immediately after the state
inspection. As soon as I figured it out, I tore the car apart looking for the transmitter, and it soon
occurred to me that a transmitter would require power from the battery, and indeed, I was able to
trace a current drain with the ignition off to three sources: the computer, the radio and the buzzer
module. I also discovered something interesting about the current drain of the computer. I snipped
each of the wires until I had isolated the current drain to a pair of wires that exhibited a remarkable
property: if you broke either circuit to insert an ammeter, the current drain switched to the other
wire. Unfortunately, I couldn't drive without the computer, but I could do without the curtesy circuit
that contained the radio, buzzer and interior lights. I think it was the very day that I isolated the
current drain that I bumped into a friend. When I told him I could pull helicopters out of my pocket,
he gave me a chance to prove it. We hopped in and cruised down to South Philly where sure
enough, we picked up a couple of copters. One came in close and began circling about half a mile
out. When the helicopter was almost directly in front I turned to my friend and said, "watch what
happens when I pull this fuse." Within two seconds the helicopter stopped circling, rotated to face us
and stood stock still in the sky. I drove on for a couple of blocks and then said, "O.K. now watch
what happens when I put it back in." Sure enough, the same thing happened in reverse. I had my first
convert on the spot.

My ‘91 Ciera obviously isn't equipped with the new "On-Star" system for communication directly
with satellites, but the day I rented a new car I satisfied my hunch that the planes could follow rental
cars right out of the lot, tied to a credit-card number. In addition to being tracked from the sky, I
was suspicious of a rash of new "streetlight boxes" appearing all over the city which are about the
size of a football with an antenna pointing straight down and mounted just behind and below the
streetlight itself. These boxes were cropping up at odd locations: along the exit ramps of all the major
traffic arteries, along the main streets in the toughest sections of the city and bracketing me in my
neighborhood. From their locations I was pretty sure they were for tracking cars that put out signals
like mine, and my theory was confirmed by a Peco-Energy technician in center city--I got lucky. The
fellow I stopped drove the only cube van I've seen since then having one of the receiving antennas
which he pointed out. He told me that the boxes were put up by the streetlight department for
tracking cars similar to LOJACK. He showed me a short antenna on his window post that could
pick up the same signals as the boxes, and said that his system would beep when he went past a car
that was broadcasting. Since then, I’ve learned that the official word is that the streetlight boxes are
for wireless Internet. In an aside, I was told by another technician that eventually, all the home utility
meters would be read by satellite. This way the NSA can know every time you flush the toilet.

It wasn't more than a month before I couldn't get out from under helicopters, props, military aircraft
and airliners wherever I drove, walked or rode my bicycle. I discovered that there is no losing them
on a bus with those big numbers painted on top, but I could get a temporary reprieve on the subway
until they inevitably found me again. I soon bought a video camera and a 35 mm with a 500 zoom to
record this surreal turn in my life. Since then I’ve taken boxes of photographs and shot hundreds of
hours of video which I've condensed into two 6 hr VHS tapes--just say the word and I'll send
copies.

But it wasn't until sometime this summer that I discovered just how they’re doing it. While pondering
over a stack photographs from the middle of the year 2000, it dawned on me. A number of the
airliners from that time period showed pairs of patches along the bottom of the fuselage, one forward
of the wings, and other aft, and it struck me that I was looking at a coat of primer paint over newly
installed Interferemetric SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) receiving antennas. No wonder I couldn’t
find camera windows on any of the jet airliners. Previously, however, I HAD discovered domed
camera windows on the de Havilland Dash 8 "feeder" props, located just below where the root of
the vertical stabilizer meets the fuselage, and indeed the Dash 8 holds a special role in the
aerial-surveillance campaign. The Dash 8's appear to be the point planes in the surveillance
campaign, at least in the Philadelphia Area. I've deduced that their video imagery is superior to SAR
on clear days, with the additional advantage of being smaller and quieter than the jetliners so they
can fly lower without attracting attention. I believe their cameras are used to obtain a positive visual
identification for the purpose of establishing an SAR profile-of-the-day, that is, a radar profile of the
target with his attire and baggage that can be fed to the airliners along with his current GPS
coordinates. The "Traffic Watch" props form another leg to the program, prowling the county at
even lower altitudes than the Dash 8s. Traffic Watch supposedly looks for traffic tie ups, but in my
experience, they’re much more interested in my whereabouts than in the traffic conditions along the
Schuylkill Expressway. Next comes the helicopter contingent, which includes police, medivac,
military and "media" copters. Actually, none of the media copters are owned by the networks, just
leased, so while the media is knowledgeable and complicit, they aren't performing the surveillance
themselves. Private citizens flying for the Civil Air Patrol form the fifth

The vast majority of my 35 mm snaps were of US Airways aircraft, which is to be expected in the
Philadelphia Area since Philly Intl. is one of their major hubs. Northwest and UAL were represented
in lesser numbers. Completely absent, however, were any Delta Airlines aircraft, although Newark,
NJ is a major hub. Two more oddities pointed toward Delta’s possibly being the odd man out. Delta
obtains a far smaller percentage of Revenue mysteriously from the unexplained category "Other
Revenue," which I’ve long suspected is derived from surveillance, and thirdly, I noticed on their
website that they fly to Moscow. On a hunch, I went onto the largest aeronautical bulletin board,
airliners.net, and posted that I was interested in flying directly to Russia, "what American airlines flew
there directly?" And the answers were, "Delta Airlines," "only Delta flies direct to Russia." Then,
being a "blabbermouth" I replied, "Yeah, because Delta's the only US airline without SAR. Can you
imagine what the Russians would do if they got a hold of a US Airways, UAL or Northwest
airliner?" A couple of respondents with western-sounding names ignored the comment, agreeing that
only Delta flew direct. Then I got an irate respondent with a Russian-sounding name, who had no
idea what I was talking about. And finally, came my big break. A Westerner responded with the
comment, "Yeah, like the Europeans and Asians don't have that technology"--bingo!, I was right. To
read my exchange for yourself, go to:

http://airliners.net
Select "Aviation Forum" on the right;
select "Civil Aviation."
Next select "Search";
enter "Mr Guppy" with no period after Mr;

and change "Last Two Weeks" to "All Dates."

Finally there's a limited protest in print and on TV existing at the boardroom level in the international
community and at lower levels in the film industry that I call "The Brotherhood." Yes, this program is
international: I wasn't sure until I went to London where I was pursued by airliners after being
identified by a pair of circling helicopters which I captured on video. The secret handshake of The
Brotherhood is a view of the sky that you'd only get when traveling at jet speed with clouds racing
by in apparent fast motion, hence fast-motion clouds. Watch for fast-motion clouds in TV
commercials, network programming, PBS specials and sponsorship spots. In magazine ads, look for
pictures showing altogether too much sky with copious quantities of fluffy clouds. OK, that’s
Hollywood, but how can I tell if an area is targeted for surveillance in the real world?

These are the telltale signs of aerial surveillance:
1) Dramatically increased air traffic over a previously quiet area.
2) Converging air traffic at one geographical point, that is, crossing patterns.
3) A location that attracts aircraft of all kinds from single-engine props to military aircraft, news
helicopters and passenger airliners.
4) Whining aircraft engines for harassment effect.

I know in my heart that much of the recent increase in aircraft lateness can be attributed to zigzag
approach patterns designed to surveil on multiple GPS locations. The next time you're in the air,
notice how long, low and slow your plane approaches the airport and how often and how sharply it
turns in doing so, and just imagine your pilot racking up points for positive identifications that convert
to dollars in his paycheck while you miss your connecting flight.

The Brotherhood won’t overturn aerial surveillance and may not even have this as its objective, but
they can expose the issue if they choose to do so.


(end of article) --------------------------



This was my last article for a while : published at www.crystalinks.com

WEBMASTER
Psychic Stock Day-Trading ...
Thu Nov 1 18:45:58 2001


I am writing this article for Ellie Crystal's readers. I was
never interested in stocks before, and at age 49 perhaps it's
a little late to be starting a new 'job' of Stock Trading, and in
the wake of the events of 9/11, the recession, and other bad news
it's a really bad time to invest in stocks - or is it? To the Day Trader,
there are always opportunities to make something, they say ...
I made $26,700.00 last WEEK in three day-trades, and have
been averaging over $11,300.00 a week for the last two months
as I began on September 17th. I am a 'natural' psychic, who
was convinced that stock trading couldn't 'work', and Major
Ed Dames says that you can't remote view NUMBERS ... well
it's not that simple. Ed has been in touch lately, and was quite
impressed, especially since I explained that I'm viewing 'trends',
and stock charts, not specific numbers themselves. He admits
he knows of others doing the same thing too. I will try to explain
HOW I do this, and keep in mind I'm not selling anything, and in
fact my website, www.psychicspy.com, set up in 1995 to show
that it's possible to 'remote view' many 'classified documents'
easily obtained through the Internet from Military/Govt servers.
It's been a hobby these many years in an attempt to prove that
psychic ability is real, works, can be relied upon, and applied to
many 'targets', as they say in remote viewing, to find anything
and lately, it would seem, to find stock trends (up/down) some
twenty minutes BEFORE they actually happen ...

Recently we had a new baby, and at the same time my investment
income went from $88K+, to $43K last year, to a projected $13K this
year, putting us at the poverty level for the first time, coupled with
the lower interest rates and the fact that my wife's business closed
a year ago, to stay home and take care of our new baby, which we
do full time. Talk about motivation ... I even opened a brokerage
account some 11 months ago, simply earning Money Market interest
with hopes to find some good Mutual Funds to increase our income.
We never did, and the account was nearly dormant until after 9/11. If
the e-mail I get from skeptics could be simplified, it would be "if you
are such a good psychic, how come you're not rich?". After years
of defending myself from attacks by 'professional' skeptics, I've often
wondered that myself ... I may not care for the professional skeptic's
hard-line attitude to discount EVERYTHING, but the challenge from
the Amazing Randi still goes unanswered, and I know many who could
easily win the challenge, if any of us wanted to play the 'prove-it' game
anymore ... still rich IS better than poor, for the chance to travel, learn,
and explore does sometimes have a price in the real world ...

Thinking back I suppose I can't count all the thousands of hours spent
on building PSYCHICSPY.COM over the years since '95, but few of the
hardcore believe I use psychic ability to find things. Most assume I'm a
good hacker. Believe me, nearly all of what I found was sitting on FTP
file servers, without any password protection / security for ANYONE to
stumble upon. Like a P.I. I've always had a 'knack', and am positive
that finding things that 'should never be found' are from psychic
ability alone. Back to the stocks - my history as a psychic is written
up at the "Confessions of a Psychic" link at my main website. I talk
about nearly a lifetime of trying to supress natural psychic ability,
be a 'skeptic' despite all the useful psychic 'warnings' I received
over the years, and the price paid to ignore all of it for 'science' was
God, and the paranormal just too 'weird' then ... well now I'm still
growing, and developing my talents at precognition, psychometry,
telekinesis, communicating with guides, remote viewing, reverse
speech and other aspects of the paranormal in MY life ... Ellie's site
at www.crystalinks.com is an excellent resource for anyone wanting
to develop their own natural abilities, and Ellie has encouraged me to
write - in fact some 900 pages over the years, and I thank her for that !

Is this a bad time for the stock market? Here is a typical story that
would explain why YOU might never want to try the Stock Market
with your 'hunches', yet we ALL do have some psychic ability to a
greater/lesser degree. Ask Joe McMoneagle or David Morehouse ...

- "What was the reason the bull market ended? It was
- primarily the realization that stock prices were way
- too high in relation to their earnings. Corporate
- profits are currently falling so fast that stocks
- are more overvalued than ever. It was reported in
- Bill Bonner's Daily Reckoning that following
- yesterday's rally (October 25, 2001) the P.E. on
- the S&P 500 reached its highest level ever, at 36!"
-
-" Investors are pushing stock prices up as earnings
- are coming down. We believe this can't last for
- much longer. Either earnings will rise sharply or
- stock prices will fall. Our bet is on the latter."
-
- "Fred Hickey, editor of the High Tech Strategist,
- believes that stock valuations are double the
- levels where they should be. He sees the Dow falling
- to 5000 and Nasdaq below 1000 before the bear market
- ends. To back up his predictions, Hickey rattles off
- a few eye-opening statistics. The total valuation of
- U.S. stocks (approximately $11 trillion currently) is
- nearly 120% of the value of this nation's GDP, with
- the historical average being just 54%. Prior to the
- late-1990's mania prices, the all-time high in this
- indicator (81%) occurred in August 1929, just prior
- to the crash; every historical yardstick used over
- the decades to value stocks provides the same answer.
- Hickey feels price/sales and price/book ratios all
- show that stocks are at least two times overvalued."
-

While I'm not saying this may not come to pass someday, I'd
like to think the 'market correction' happened on 9/11 and will
continue to go up from here. Psychic stock investing says you
can make money whether the market goes up OR down - for the
'day trader' who buys a stock and sells it ten minutes later, it
matters not, and I've made more money on 'bad' days than 'good'
ones, catching small peaks during an otherwize bad 'falling' day
as long as I 'know' what's coming in 20 minutes. Then it's a matter
of waiting for it to happen. If you follow newsletters, online advice
chat rooms or other Internet 'tools' you would probably be afraid to
invest in anything ... I sure was. It used to be a 5 minute precognitive
glimpse of the future when I started. Now the 20 minutes 'advance
warning' can cause me to 'mess up' if I act too soon. I'm doing what
David Morehouse refers to as 'Extended Remote Viewing' and Joe
McMoneagle called a 'free form style' - like all natural psychics do ...
All the Internet tools, including those Real-Time quotes, stock
scanners, etc are nearly useless - and charts help me see where
I did good looking back on a trading day ...

So how do I do it ? I don't actually trade via the Internet, but by phone
to an automated system with my discount broker. I can buy at open, and
travel all day, use the Wireless Web enabled Internet Cellular Phone for
real-time quotes and sell 'on the road' if need be. In a typical day I'm up
at 5:00 AM (Pacific) watching Bloomberg TV on satellite, online by 6:00 AM
with charts, streaming real-time multiple quotes from money.net, and checking
CNET for some research, news and Prophet Charts. Typically I trade one
day a week, and watch the other days - same routine. I make a buy, hold
for a short time ( 5 minutes, 20 minutes, even an hour ) then sell and rarely
'buy again' within the same day. Occasionally I trade several days a week
depending on how I 'feel' about it. I made $26,700.00 this week on three
day trades, but I have held a stock an entire week trying to regain my
initial investment too. I prefer stocks which are growing, on the 'uptrend'
and will 'cover' any mistakes I make if I hold long enough ...

I 'buy low / sell high' - with no margin, limits, puts, etc - all day orders,
all real time, like any other trader. Timing is EVERYTHING, and I have reduced
potential losses from $3,300-$4,500 down to under $1500 by timing the loss
'sell' at it's peak too ! After some $90,000 gain and 8 weeks of trading it's going
quite well and without psychic ability I would simply be guessing if a low
point is on it's way down lower, or a bottom to buy at on it's way up now ...

Even the idea 'buy on a rumor, sell on the news' has merit. There are many
strategies, and while I have 'held' a stock for 5 minutes, and traded more than
once a day, I'm not a true 'day trader' if I buy near close and sell after the
market opens the next day. The only rule : there are no rules ! What I look for
is simply this :

Any stock that is generally on an 'uptrend', has a very high volume per day,
and fluctuation EVERY day, and closes near where it opens ( opening price ).
I watch the bid/ask and chuckle, but truly make my picks psychically, for any
other way is foolish gambling ! If a stock has at least one good fluctuation in
one day per week, of 2% or more, it makes my list. The psychic part is which
day to buy/sell and exactly WHEN. It just works ! In my case that one trade within
a day, of a 2% fluctuation, is $10,000 and I'm done for the week, if so inclined.
Usually a stock, like AOL Time Warner, will fluctuate from 2%-4.5% or more in
a day and close nearly where it started. I've seen it move a point and a half,
which is $1.50 per share in a day, and close up $4.00 after a few days. Land's
End, Schwab, and others frequently do too. How do you find 'em ?

I'm currently trying out a program, Scan Wizard 2.0 found through a google.com
search. It rates some 4,000 stocks for open/close prices for a year ( little help
to real day traders ). Still it shows a list of several which if traded more than weekly
say some 78 times in the past year, produced over 100% return-on-investment.
You should start with these, a 'watch list', since I'll probably get 108% by this time
next year, or 9% a month, which beats any interest rate, real estate or anything
else, even in a recession and bad economy ! Imagine what good times might
produce ! In addition to AOL, I'm watching AZO, CMVT, NBR, BRCD, CMGI, JNPR,
LVLT, RFMD as well as favorites LE, SCH, and SCHL. The 100%ers per year are
still out there, and the chances for a 2% 'wiggle' in a week are good !

In closing, nothing beats the fun of a new baby, or closing a successful business
and moving on, and other things not stock-related. One's spiritual path should be
the first priority. I became a Licensed/Bonded Locksmith many years ago because
of an uncanny ability for telekinesis; lock picking. Psychic ability manifests in many
ways in all of our lives. Places like the Church of Divine Man can help teach you
how to develop YOUR own natural psychic abilities too. And the Internet can help too !
While there is little time these days for e-mail, and updating my websites, I hope this
story has inspired some of you. I always give free readings, if asked, in person and
never imagined I could have a large income because of psychic ability. I never gamble
nor do I have an interest in doing so. I've learned a great deal from David Morehouse's
books, as well as Joe McMoneagle. I recommend Psychic Warrior and Joe's first book
on Remote Viewing, Mind Trek. LEARN all you can. Remember Major Ed Dames advice
on analytical overlay is when the mind, trying to make sense out of streaming raw
psychic data then 'interprets', analyses, and gets-in-the-way of more data coming
through. Also remember Robert Monroe said one's own personal belief system is
THE thing that will get in the way of psychic functioning. We all have a gift, and
whatever uses we choose to put them to is our decision. I used to stare at endless
shelves of CD's waiting for the 'one' I wanted, by name, to 'reveal itself' from across
the store. It always did. Think less about 'why' it works, and just 'do'. You are your
own worst enemy when it comes to sabotage of your own natural gifts, more so
than any 'professional skeptic' you will never please. Think about it ... happy trading !

radioman
webmaster@psychicspy.com


A summary of this 'technique' can be found at www.channellingstocks.com ...



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