PSI AND SPORT
The introduction of Eileen Drury into the English world cup football team as part of the support staff, has opened a Pandora's box. Far from there being no scientific and military support for psychic powers, the Americans and Russians have been training psychic warriors since the 1970’s. In the case of Russia, their research began in the sixties.
Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) documents released under the Freedom of Information Act show that the Soviets developed psychics who could remotely view (psychically spy), telepathically scan the minds of their enemies and telepathically influence the behaviour, health and state of mind of their targets. This latter technique is called remote influencing. These documents and my forthcoming book on Psychic Warfare, to be published by Random House, show that Eileen Drury’s claims that she can heal the players and improve their fitness may be based on fact. Work done by the superpower military indicates that this is all possible and is part of the top secret arsenal of weapons available to the military. Psi-warfare is here to stay. Her comments about erecting a mental barrier across the goal to stop a penalty are shown to duplicate Psi effects given in a DIA documents which outline the Soviet research into telekinesis, mind over matter.
Yuri Geller, was tested by the US Psi-warfare project at Stanford Research Institute. It is stated by David Morehouse, one of the US remote viewers (psychic Spies), that Geller was one of their best remote viewers. Obviously his pitiful effort for reading shows he has little or no remote influencing abilities. The big question is does Eileen Drury possess remote influencing powers - England’s dismal knockout in the World Cup, due to Beckham’s sending off, shows that one bad apple can spoil the entire team’s chance for achieving the final prize. In remote influencing, it is far easier to lower the performance of key players then boost them. Selective use of remote influencing may increase the chances of a gambler winning on horse racing and other such sports. It is a known that Russia has many thousands of remote influencers some of whom are now working for the Japanese multinationals to remotely influence Western industrialists.
The history of the Russian and US Psi-warfare projects shows that remote influencing can effect the outcome of events.
Yuri Geller had his links with the US remote viewing project at Stanford. His obvious lack of remote influencing powers for Reading football club seem to indicate that the US RI projects were poor. The real power in Psi lay with the Soviet super secret psychic warriors who have been trained for World War III.. My book: Remote Viewing, gives a detailed outline of this new breed of psychic top guns.
The whole area of faith healing as practised by Eileen Drury is explained in the courses and how it works. The authors book gives the first scientific appraisal of the phenomena and can be linked with Russian research and DIA documents that show how advanced and effective this remote influencing science really is.
Simple and state-of-the-art do it yourself techniques to enable the reader of my new book and the correspondence course practitioner respectively, enable the student to practise remote viewing on the teams and players involved in sporting events.
The above data underline the scientific and military basis of the Psi in sport, and will enable the student to see that X-file technology can be used to psychically view and remotely influence the outcome of sporting events. It may be possible to swing the odds in betting so that the Psi-operator wins. Group use of these techniques can certainly increase the probability of a syndicate winning.