Paul Smith will be a guest of George Noory’s on Coast to Coast AM radio show, Mon­day night — July 28th start­ing 11 pm PST {1 am CST).

He will dis­cuss the three types of cat­a­stro­phes, what they are, how they can be pre­dicted and how peo­ple can alter the out­comes to min­i­mize their exposure.

Paul Smith –Catastrophes

Remote View­ing instruc­tor Paul Smith explains the con­cept of “Do-It-Yourself Prophecy.” Why let some­one else pre­dict the future for you when you could be doing it yourself?

Bio: Paul Smith

Paul Smith has a BA from Brigham Young Uni­ver­sity, an MS from the Defense Intel­li­gence Col­lege; and is a grad­u­ate stu­dent in the Ph.D. pro­gram in Phi­los­o­phy at the Uni­ver­sity of Texas-Austin. He enlisted in the Army in 1976 and served for seven years in the government’s remote view­ing “psy­chic espi­onage” pro­gram at Ft. Meade, MD. He is one of only a hand­ful of gov­ern­ment per­son­nel to be per­son­ally trained in coor­di­nate remote view­ing (CRV) by Ingo Swann at SRI-International. He was the pri­mary author of the gov­ern­ment RV program’s CRV train­ing man­ual, and served as the­ory instruc­tor for new CRV trainee per­son­nel.
His mil­i­tary assign­ments also included Ara­bic lin­guist, elec­tronic war­fare oper­a­tor, strate­gic intel­li­gence offi­cer for an Army Spe­cial Forces unit, tac­ti­cal intel­li­gence offi­cer with the 101st Air­borne Divi­sion dur­ing Desert Storm/Shield, strate­gic intel­li­gence offi­cer in the Col­lec­tion Direc­torate of the Defense Intel­li­gence Agency, and chief of the intel­li­gence and secu­rity divi­sion, DCSOPS, for the Mil­i­tary Dis­trict of Washington.

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