Jim Channon tonight on "The Conspiracy Show" with Richard Syrett. 10-11pm. Topic will be US Army's First Earth Battalion and the movie "The Men Who Stare at Goats". Catch the radio show at http://zoomerradio.ca/

Check out this viral fan video submitted to us.

We have setup a new Droid section for the Droid Project. Click on over and say hello to our new droid written in Program D. Stay tuned for followup articles on the droid making lessons we learned along the way.

CLICK HERE TO SAY HELLO TO: PJPD2

While upgrading our droid, we received comments about how friendly JPD1 is and  requesting us to keep him around. As part of our Project Droid article series you can look forward to learning and still keep the old droid friends around.

Documents will be available soon providing a step by step as well as learning how to make practical use of them other than for education and entertainment.

A few years ago I was getting my feet wet learning how to run advanced projects managing a group of remote viewers. Back then, there was no official  public course I could locate on how to successfully run a remote viewing project. My only option was to jump in with both feet into remote viewing project management.  I was fortunate to have trustworthy remote viewers to manage and Ed Dames as my instructor to watch over my work. It was a long time ago but I gleaned quite a few lessons  from it that I  now teach to my students today.

I almost forgot how difficult learning RV project management was until I discovered that my instructor had humorously named a set of RV project management errors after me. (Most likely out of promised revenge for photoshop and video prankery I often pulled on him.) - See photo for one of them, Ed Dames as Yoda riding a Goat.

He called it 'The Jaybird Syndrome' and it refers to the temptation of not fully qualifying all site drawings while working an analysis of a remote viewing project.

Just after my first experiences with remote viewing project management, I wrote a list of things to improve on and pitfalls to watch out for. Perhaps it will help others from falling prey to the same rv project management mistakes I made. And we will of course discuss fully qualifiying drawings for your summary and postulates, how to avoid making the wrong assumtions about session because of deceptively clean drawings. A drawing of a horse does not make the target a horse, it could be a statue of one. We will discuss how to tell the difference.

Instead of "Lessons of a Project Manager" perhaps I should re-title it, "How to avoid the 'The Jaybird Syndrome.' "  I am sure Ed would find that humorous.

1. Learn to take the criticism of your instructor with stride.  Try not to get emotionally connected to the criticism or the instruction becomes difficult to see. The instruction may not always come from the perspective you expected. Take time to understand the perspective of your instructor and you will move through your training faster.

2. In a learning environment (not a discovery project), it is ok if the project manager is privy to the cue, the concern is if the students are learning with the outcome of the project as a secondary concern.

3. If it is a project where discovery is concerned, pass the TRN to someone else to manage. If you want the data to be trusted by other people, the Project Tasker must pass it to a Project Manager, blind. Make sure you trust their skill.

4. Drawings comparisons should come after S4/ST commonalities collection and not before. Collecting common drawings first may blind you to collecting or using ST label commonalities wherein your mind wants to only focus on or collect what you see in drawings. Let the Text data help you identify the drawing commonalities or you can fall into a trap of misidentifying a target. Matching drawings do not make it so, the other data must back it up conceptually first.

A good example I have seen repeatedly where a remote viewer may ignore S4 data in favor of drawings is a remote viewing target of a 'statue of a person' or a 'garden shrub shaped like an animal'.

In sessions where remote viewers are drawing what looks to be a person or animal, it is easy for them to ignore repeating S4 data  such as "AOL/S person" or "AOL/S life form" and place importance only with an "S4.5 a life form is near.

The unseasoned eager beaver will often jump to conclusions that the target is a life form, namely a person or animal instead of identifying it as 'like a life form" or a sculpture/landmark from the S4 data.

5. During my project management training days I also blundered by trying to help my project team members with encyclopedic reference after they handed in their sessions. It is interesting to see people figure out what the target is before they get feedback. I was trying to teach encyclopedic reference and move the project along at the same time instead of saying times up, here is the cue. Instead, we should set a time limit on exploration of the data, write a summary based only on data and end the project. You are either teaching or doing running a discovery project, you can not do both without casting doubt on your project.

6. For discovery projects, I learned that the project manager needs to let the team draw final conclusions and end the project. It does not matter that the remote viewers are already done with the sessions or made conclusions, save your extra input for later. When the final summary is in, close and leave the project for others to examine for clean scientific structure.

7. Carry speculation or extra theoretical discussions on the "finished" project in another new thread/article/room. Additionally, never let a star pupil influence your data analysis, make use of the entire team. The pitfalls of focusing too much on a star pupil's work can be just as damaging on project analysis as ignoring S4 Labels on an ST.

8. Don't forget to practice targets that will help you build the lexicon necessary to tell the difference on the types of targets that are most vulnerable for this category. Targets of statues, paintings, shrub art and people in costumes have similar training quality. Strange vehicles, statues and people in strange costumes will abound in parades . Considering that, keep any eye out for good close-up photos of items and people in a parade to setup a few blind targets to practice with.

I didn't learn these things overnight and am still learning some of them. In that, good luck to the rest of you in learning from my mistakes so you don’t have to go through them yourself.

We have been very busy since the opening of the movie, "The Men Who Stare at Goats", so it is time to let you all know what has been going on at ProjectJedi.net. We have been secretly developing new ways for the public to become more involved and  provide you with new products to help you on your adventure.

There has been some scuttlebutt that organization is beginning amongst the private contributors of ProjectJedi. We have had an overwhelming interest from the public in ProjectJedi.net activities. In response we have answered your requests starting with an optional private membership complete with discounts to upcoming meet-ups, lectures and other events.  The private newsletter will be filled with regular special how-to information we have keep secret for years on human potential exercises experiments and regimen secrets you wont even know exists unless you are a card carrying ProjectJedi member.

Courses will be available in Remote Viewing (RV), Intuitive Martial Arts(IMA), sustainable living and wilderness survival to name a few. Some courses will be live one on one, some will be available via upcoming DVD and others in a group/team setting.

As a thank you to the positive public response and interest in the famous "Predator Defender" weapon from the movie "The Men Who Stare at Goats, we will be providing some new translucent smokey colored "Predator Defenders" as seen in the movie as well as some new clear translucent ones that are nearly invisible! (CLICK HERE)

We have also opened up our wholesale section (CLICK HERE) for retailers, martial arts clubs and dojos. If you have had any difficulties placing an order, be sure you are using the latest browser, preferably Firefox. If you still would like to order but are having challenges just let us know and we will provide you with an alternate solution.

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Holographic Sensory Experiences of Remote Viewing Now Explained

Perception method remote viewers often experience the target as if being there but knowing they are just sitting in a chair. What actually happens in a remote viewers mind at the level of the neural pathways?

Now we can look inside the brain to see just how a remote viewer experiences sensory holographic information. The answer to this just may explain most of our spooky night time experiences and also give us tools to understand information in ways we never dreamed of before. The boogyman behind the curtain has been revealed.

Common Anomalies of Perceptive People

Ok, so I am very perceptive, what should I expect along the way? Expect oddities at each stage of the learning process. The learning process in developing skills of perception will come in stages. When you train the mind to focus using a particular new strategy, your mind does not grasp this as a learned concept until after you have gone to sleep. During waking moments the unconscious mind does not have the dedicated brain power required to create the new neural pathways. During moments of sleep the unconscious mind has full access to all the resources needed at once to be able to process your newest set of instructions. When this has happened your mind will now focus in the way that you have trained it to do.

Sometimes the new/adjusted sensory circuits can take from several days up to two weeks to become a natural tool. These one to two week intervals will be accompanied with inaccurate understandings of the perceptions as your brain creates new circuits for you to perceive with that mimic your current sensory inputs (eyes, ears, nose, etc.).

Mirror Neurons
"These cells were named ‘mirror neurons’ because their activity in the brain of the motionless observing monkey seemed to mirror that of motor neurons active in the person actually executing the movement." -Dinstein, Neural Engineering Current Biology Vol 18 No 20

Mirror neurons are built of the memory of specific experiences, patterns like bridges or pathways make up a circuit. Since this is not a pattern to access the senses but only the memory of them, we call them Mirror Neural Circuits, they are patterns identical to the real thing. In perception remote viewing, mirror circuitry is used by your cognitive senses to access memory of normal senses of smell, taste, touch, sight or vision, etc.

The more the neural pathway patterns are used, the stronger the mirror neural pathways become, the stronger the sensations can become. This is the same with any physical or mental discipline. You will notice when these circuits develop because you will notice them becoming active during quiet times of your life during the stages. These anomalies are caused by the activation of circuits made up of what we call mirror neurons.

How do mirror neurons apply to perception?

Mirror neurons are what drive the holographic simulation. There is a connection between mirror neurons and intention attunement of a mental simulation. Mirror neruons are like the transmission lines between our intention and the resulting sensory hologram we are trying to create. "Mirror neurons constitute the neural underpinnings of embodied simulation, the functional mechanism at the basis of intentional attunement." - Dr. Vittorio Gallese, Parma University Department of Neurosciences 1 2

In the average person, if you were told to think of an apple, neurons would fire in the same exact pattern as if you were actually shown an apple. This is a mirror neural circuit by definition as it is like a reflection of the same neurons that fire when you actually see an object with your physical senses, i.e., eyes, ears, nose, etc. As far as your brain is concerned, your mind does not know the difference between thinking about the apple and actually seeing the apple in front of you. When you think about the apple, the mirror neural circuit looks and operates the same way regular neural firing patterns do when you see the physical apple.

"Recent findings are rapidly expanding researchers' understanding of a new class of brain cells -- mirror neurons -- which are active both when people perform an action and when they watch it being performed." — ScienceDaily (Nov. 7, 2007)

Circuits of neurons associated with an activity or idea are activating circuits in our brains producing sensory holograms. Some people will experience most of these things and more, often mistaking them for hauntings and paranormal activity.

Submitted by Bill

Psychic computer that can read people's minds developed
2009 11 03

By Charles Smith | ibtimes.co.uk

Criminals beware - a team of international scientists have developed a "psychic computer" which reportedly can read people's minds and reproduce images of what they are seeing or even remembering by scanning their brain activity.

According to The Sunday Times, the scientists, in a major breakthrough, have been able to "decode" and convert brain signals or activity into crude moving images on a computer screen.

During the research, the scientists used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) technology to scan the brains of two volunteers as they watched videos.

Subsequently, the computer, which was specially developed for the research, was used to search for links between configuration of shapes, colours and movements in the videos, and patterns of activity in the patients' visual cortex.

It was then fed more than 200 days' worth of YouTube Internet clips and asked to predict which areas of the brain the clips would stimulate if people were watching them.

Finally, the computer was used to monitor the brains of the two volunteers as they watched a new film and asked to reproduce correctly what they were seeing based on their neural activity alone.

Although the results were crude, the computer was able to correctly reproduce the rough shape of a man in a white shirt but not his face (the volunteers were watching a video footage of comic actor Steve Martin in a white shirt) and the vague image of a city skyline (the volunteers were watching an image of a city skyline with a plane flying past) minus the flying plane.

According to the scientists, the computer could easily interpret brain patterns if the subject was looking at a static image or a person or a human face but presently it is too confusing for the computer to "decode" brain patterns if the subject is looking at a fast moving object.

According to the scientists, one day the computer could be used to study people's dreams or thoughts or behaviours or even be used to help solve crimes by scanning the brain of witnesses.

"At the moment when you see something and want to describe it to someone you have to use words or draw it and it doesn't work very well," said Prof. Jack Gallant of the University of California, Berkeley.

"You could use this technology to transmit the image to someone. It might be useful for artists or to allow you to recover an eye witness' memory of a crime," he said.

However, it could also herald a new Big Brother era, similar to that envisaged in the Tom Cruise-starring Hollywood film Minority Report where police in the future read minds and make arrests based on 'thought crimes.'

No wonder, Gallant warned that their scientific breakthrough could have "serious ethical and privacy implications."

"We believe that no one should be subjected to any form of brain-reading involuntarily, covertly, or without informed consent," Gallant said.

Agrees Russell Foster, a neuroscientist at Oxford University.

"It's absolutely critical for scientists to inform the public about what we are doing so they can engage in the debate about how this knowledge should be used," Foster said.

"It's the age-old problem: knowledge is power and it can be used for both good and evil," he said.

However, Gallant's research is not the first of its kind. Earlier, scientists at University College London have conducted separate tests that detect, with an accuracy of about 50 percent, memories recalled by patients.

In America, security agencies are researching the use of brain scanners for interrogating prisoners while US defence contractor Lockheed Martin is reported to have studied the possibility of scanning brains at a distance without knowledge of the subjects in sensitive locations such as airports.

Source: ibtimes.co.uk

Limited Edition FEB MU DVD tool and Disk. Each DVD is numbered with a unique ID out of 1000 limited signed copies.

We are making a limited run of the First Earth Battalion Special Edition of the "predator". The Defender was originally called a "predator" when Peter was selling to the military only. So that is how it got started with the men who stare at goats. We started a very special limited edition and here are the pictures to show you the features of this special offer..

SIGNED LIMITED EDITION !
THERE WILL ONLY BE 1000 OF THESE SIGNED & NUMBERED COPIES!

Special Edition FEB Defender w/ Autographed DVD
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We will be offering the FEB Predator model and autographed copy of his DVD available only at the FEB.

The Defender was seen in the documentary "Crazy Rulers of the World" and in the movie "The Men Who Stare at Goats". This special autographed copy will be availabe only from:

Each First Earth Battalion Martial Unit comes as seen here, signed and numbered.

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Check out George Clooney and Jeff Bridges playing with the "Predator" in movie trailer "The Men Who Stare at Goats".