Inter­view Tran­script: Michael Jura Inter­view with Ger­ald O’Donnell — Remote Viewing

Hi every­one, this is Michael Jura and I am on the line here with Ger­ald O’Donnell, and one of the things that we are going to do today is get infor­ma­tion from Ger­ald O’Donnell regard­ing West­ern Euro­pean pro­to­cols of remote viewing.

Now just a few weeks ago, we had Ed Dames on the line and he kind of blew us away with some of the stuff that he shared.

Today we thought we’d get expe­ri­ence and insights from a remote view from a com­pletely dif­fer­ent part of the planet, this time a non-American remote viewer.

So Ger­ald, it’s a plea­sure to have you online, could you do us a favor and tell us a lit­tle bit about your back­ground and how you got involved with remote view­ing?

Ger­ald O’Donnell: Okay, I got involved in remote view­ing in the begin­ning of the 1980s until close to the late years of the 1980s, I was part of a joint oper­a­tion in West­ern Europe between west­ern Europe intel­li­gence ser­vices and law enforce­ment agen­cies. It was done in a some how dif­fer­ent way in the US because there was no aca­d­e­mic back­ground nor feed back given at that point. And some of those oper­a­tions, or some of those ser­vices are still oper­at­ing using these pro­to­cols so I can­not reveal all that has been done, and all that is being done now. 

Michael Jura: I under­stand, I fully under­stand. But out of curios­ity Ger­ald, is remote view­ing still being actively used by many west­ern Euro­pean governments?

Ger­ald O’Donnell: Yes, of course.

Michael Jura: Can you give us an exam­ple of what they would be using it for now, given that the cold war is effec­tively over?

Ger­ald O’Donnell: Well, maybe the Cold war is over but many more wars are hap­pen­ing all over the planet, so they would be using it for exactly the same pur­pose that they were using it before, which is really try­ing to inves­ti­gate other loca­tions or sit­u­a­tions or peo­ple that can­not be inves­ti­gated in a dif­fer­ent way, a lot of the times dur­ing remote influ­enc­ing, those sit­u­a­tions and indi­vid­u­als. It’s a tool.

Michael Jura: I see, and I am curi­ous if this is as widely accepted in Europe and pub­licly made accept­able in Europe as it is in the US, I mean just to give you an exam­ple, in the US the Marin county police depart­ment has openly shared that they use psy­chics to help them solve cases, and even Pres­i­dent Jimmy Carter in 1995 dis­closed the con­tents of part of the Star­gate pro­gram. Are west­ern Euro­pean gov­ern­ments as will­ing to admit that they are fund­ing such research?

Ger­ald O’Donnell: At some level yes, it is not offi­cially pub­lished every­where, it’s not being declas­si­fied as it’s been here, so there is less pub­li­ca­tion about it. The east­ern Euro­peans are pub­lish­ing a lot of research papers and pretty open about this sit­u­a­tion. There is most going on in East­ern Europe than there is in West­ern Europe as a whole.