Why doesn't Randi just put one or several unusual objects on his desk at JREF and see if a RVer can see his desk and what's on them, keeping more in line with their claims. I am not familiar with their claim that they can remote view the inside of blacked out boxes such as lockers. Randi always seems to want to change the claimant's claim. The penchant for doing this seems to pervade a number of members here who also facetiously offer up feats they think psychics or remote viewers should be able to accomplish. I think it is extremely important to see what the claim is and then stick to it.
When Brig. General Dozer, was kidnapped by the Red Brigades in 1981, remote viewers identified the block, by description he was on, named the city (Padua-He was kidnapped from Verona) that he was in an apartment and in the apartment they had seen a blue tent set-up in the middle of the floor. Dozer was kept inside this tent in the apartment but an RVer could not see inside the darkened tent. Nevertheless, this info passed by US intelligence to Italian anti-terrorist police, and was later verified as veridical.
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Er this is the account Claus also asked me to report immediately to the authorities. He said I was witholding vital information about this kidnapping and that I must report it. Needless to say I didn't report it but now, do so here:
On December 17, 1981, Red Brigade terrorists kidnapped Brigadier General James Dozier from his apartment in Verona, Italy. Dozier, the highest ranking U.S. NATO officer in Italy, was eventually rescued in Padua by an elite Italian anti-terrorist police unit, which also effected the arrests of five of his captors. The rescue team was comprised of elements from the Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza (NOCS).
In January 1982, members of NOCS carried out a lightning raid on an apartment in Padua to free Gen. Dozier. Assaulting at just after 11:30 a.m. to take advantage of the bustle on the streets and the noise of a construction crew's bulldozer nearby, ten NOCS men arrived in front of the apartment building in a moving van and were dressed in civilian clothes (though they wore ballistic vests and balaclavas). One assault team member split off to seal a supermarket door near the apartment entrance so the innocent bystanders could not wander out, while the other nine men assaulted the apartment. One member of NOCS - a competitive weightlifter - took out the door quickly; another NOCS man efficiently took out a terrorist encountered in the hall with a karate blow to the forehead. As still another terrorist prepared to execute Gen. Dozier, a NOCS man felled him with a blow from the butt of his M12. The layout, as given by remote viewers in the U.S. was obviously crucial to the success of this operation.
In a recent interview with Jeff Rense, McMoneagle had this to say, "the only information that I was given was a photograph of the General, his name, and I was asked to describe the location in which he was being held. No one had any idea which country he was even being held in at the time." When asked if he was correct, he responded, "Yes, I was the only one who produced the actual name of the city that he was being held in."
