Ed

a guy named Ed Dames, who used to be—

I knew, I knew, I met Ed. I interviewed him.

I learned it from Ed, and I learned certain things because it was a lawsuit then.

Sadly, Ed has passed away recently.

But one thing that seemed to be, you know, very true about Ed was that undeniably he was good at teaching remote viewing.

But one thing that you couldn't deny is that, like, the students that came from Ed were some of the best remote viewers.

You know, they had, like, some of the best teachings and stuff, according to Ed.

But I was called by the producer as the expert witness because I then, while this was in process, I went through every transcript of every prediction that Ed made.

I don't think Ed, again, I don't think Ed was a great remote viewer.

What did they mention about Ed?

It wasn't Ed, Ed Dames.

Ed Dames was.

So, um, evidently it was Ed Dames that reported me.

for Ed Teller coming the next day.

So I was like, I, Ed, I'm the guy you're reading about there.

Ed Teller.

ed teller tape if it wasn't for vanessa and this was scary this is this project depleted your company

Um, I want to talk a little bit about, um, meeting Ed, Ed, Edward Teller, um, initially

In fact, if you flip over the front page right on there, it'll say Ed Teller giving a lecture

Um, when I got there, Ed Teller was sitting outside on the block wall by, you know, plays

edwards 412th is a mrtfb and this individual i call him ed just because i don't want to burn his real

name ed claims that he worked as an electronics warfare test director at edwards air force base at

uh something like air force something like ed if he's really testing reverse engineer triangles so

guy i told you about ed ed ed at edwards air force base after he was done at edwards he went on to work

of ed the guy i told you about so that that's always one interesting that ko yum i don't know

Um, well, Ed Wilson knew that.

Ed Wilson did.

Ed actually found the original photograph in the University of Arizona archives

and Ed Wilson bought them.