Alleged psionic weapon experiment using Roswell helmet at Stanford Research Institute. Remote viewer Pat Price was used in an experiment at Stanford Research Institute. The experiment allegedly used a helmet reportedly recovered from the Roswell craft of 1947. Price was taken to a facility in south-central Canada with communication dishes on the building, described as an observatory.
Alleged experiments at Stanford Research Institute reportedly involved remote viewer Pat Price using a helmet said to come from the 1947 Roswell craft. Price was supposedly taken to a Canadian observatory and asked to telepathically instruct residents of northern Pennsylvania to mail tax forms to a West Virginia PO box — and 85% reportedly complied. Philip Corso later wrote about the helmet in The Day After Roswell. Wild claims worth examining critically!
Key Facts
- Remote viewer Pat Price was used in an experiment at Stanford Research Institute.
- The experiment allegedly used a helmet reportedly recovered from the Roswell craft of 1947.
- Price was taken to a facility in south-central Canada with communication dishes on the building, described as an observatory.
- He was instructed to telepathically transmit a message to residents of the northern peninsula of Pennsylvania directing them to file federal income tax reports to a post office box in West Virginia.
- 85% of the target population reportedly complied with the instruction.
- Philip Corso documented the helmet in The Day After Roswell; a second book was reportedly published only in Italian and blocked from entry into the United States.
Source: The NDA You Sign Authorises Your Own Execution Without Hearing or Trial by The Cosmic Summit