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You're listening to episode 212A of Jimmy Aiken's Mysterious World.

Where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about your mysterious feedback on some of our recent episodes.

I'm Don Bettenelli and joining me today is Jimmy Aiken.

Hey Jimmy. Howdy, Don.

So first, uh, right to our feedback, the first bit of feedback comes from our episodes 190 and

191, uh, in which you interviewed Bill Ray. And the first feedback comes from Michael McFall

on Facebook who writes very interesting two-potter. I got emotional when you described his reaction

to the loss of Afghanistan. Yeah, um, obviously the way the US pulled out of Afghanistan was really

tragic and it was something that was moving to a lot of people, including Bill Ray and me and you

and lots of other folks. It was a terrible tragedy. Yeah, it was. It was, uh, J.J. on YouTube rights.

I'm sorry, but this guy doesn't sound credible. The Chinese experiment with the rice paper is

easily reproducible and he's still active, so why hasn't he done that? Then for his Roswell

project, he was able to confirm something happened. Think about it this way. A guy brings you and a

few other people and teaches you to imagine stuff for a week or two. Then he asks you about Roswell.

You might not know anything about Roswell, but you've spent however long with this guy and it's

evident this is the purpose. You've signed up to do this so you're already bought in. You don't want

to see anything so you say whatever comes to you, meaning you actually did it. You're a remote

viewer. Bill takes all the accounts from everyone and they're all over the place. Nothing lines up,

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