One of my mentors, Bill Ray, was one of the remote viewers too and actually helped run the program for a little while as well.

This guy said that he had several encounters where he bumped into different types of entities.

And one, he believes that the entity was an angel that was guarding the ark because that's what he found out later he was supposed to be looking into

there are people who have some sort of connection with these uapes and and when they put their mind in

a certain space these uapes come that either see what's up or you you know, come because they called them.

So this idea of psionics and using individuals to communicate and connect with these things

have been around and it seems like, you know, that's just like the new hot term again.

Welcome back to the transmission, my friends.

If you've been watching the channel as of late, you likely know we've been dipping into the wonderful, highly weird, but seemingly very real history of the U.S. military and intelligence agency's interest in sci phenomena.

An interest in is too light of a phrase, extensive experimentation with

remote viewing, precognition, and a number of other flavors of ESP. And as juicy and as

fantastical as all of that lore is, my friends, it is easy to forget that the people involved in those

programs are real people, and many of them

are still out there and still even teaching remote viewing techniques.

Our guest in this one, Hakeem Isler, is acutely aware of this fact, as he has studied with

not one of them but multiple, including the great Joe McMonigal, who we've mentioned a number

of times on the channel at this point.

But speaking of lore, that is far from all of the pertinent lore when it comes to Hakeem Isler.

He's got a stunning selection of novelty-soaked bullet points on his bio.

To let just a few rip, Hakeem is a former special ops soldier in the U.S. Army.

Specifically, he was trained in SciOps.

So this is somebody who really knows how to spot disinformation and sciops at an expert level.

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