Topic: Us Army

Tsakiris details an interrogation of Google's Gemini AI regarding the controversial court case of Colonel Michael Aquino and allegations at the Presidio. The AI initially offers to discuss the case but then refuses to provide specifics once the evidence of the Army's refusal to clear Aquino's name is presented. This leads to a broader critique of Satanism, Aleister Crowley, and the moral imperatives of public figures like Mitch Horowitz.

David Dubin evaluates different emergency food options, noting that freeze-dried items are superior but increasingly expensive. He stresses the importance of stockpiling fats like coconut oil and lard to prevent malnourishment. Citing a U.S. Army report, he explains that many canned foods and medicines remain safe and effective for years past their printed expiration dates if stored properly.

A visit to Manila in the Philippines served as the catalyst for Daniel Immerwahr's research into the extent of the American empire. He observed American influences such as streets named after U.S. presidents, transit systems utilizing surplus army jeeps, and local residents speaking English with familiar accents. This experience led to the realization that standard U.S. history curricula often ignore territories that are not destined for statehood.

Remote viewing is described as a human ability to experience distant places or future events by quieting the mind. While superstars like Pat Price and Ingo Swann demonstrated exceptional accuracy, the program also successfully trained a dozen individuals from the US Army Intelligence Command to establish a psychic spying corps in Maryland.

In 1952, the US Army conducted experiments with two German Shepherds, Tessie and Binnie, to determine if dogs possessed ESP for locating landmines. While the dogs successfully located dummy mines in 70-80% of trials on California beaches, the military deemed the results too inconsistent for battlefield use. The program was cancelled because the psychic successes could not be predicted or replicated with 100% reliability.