Wash. attorney: 'I have physically traveled in time'

[JackRiddler]

As wonderful and exciting as this story is, I can't help but assume that his father was involved in the military in some way - and that LSD was being extensively tested in those days. What LSD might do to a 7 year-old mind is anybody's guess.

I was 4 or 5, and I'm doing alright, relatively.

This looks like another MC vic spinning a crazy screen mem story. His age, the fact that he was a kid, and the bit about the presidents are tells. The network most definitely grooms some subjects to hold future high office, those whom they think might be in a position to rise to that level one day.

Yes, you're right, it's a possibility to take seriously. "The Search for the Manchurian Candidate" is on my desk, recently finished, and from a today perspective it clearly only scratched the surface, or delivered the original limited hangout (properly defined as a forced partial disclosure, in that case truthful in detail but with omissions, in the hope of avoiding full disclosure).

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[Hammer of Los]

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I'm diggin' Galidor.

"Dude, you read too many comic books."

Man, oh man.

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[Luther Blissett]

I could easily believe that this is a case of organized abuse and screen memories.

I'm sure it's a better "keyword hijack" media example than Looper (as in, a more well-crafted tale, not more likely), but I just watched "Sound of My Voice" last night. It was a great example of another piece of cinema mixing many Rigorous Intuition-style topics: time travel, cults, journalism, and delusional tantra, amongst others — with one of the best endings I've seen in many years. It was far more complex and effective than Another Earth, the last film that Brit Marling wrote and starred in.

Then again, perhaps this guy was paid to promote Looper.

[JackRiddler]

I could easily believe that this is a case of organized abuse and screen memories.

I'm sure it's a better "keyword hijack" media example than Looper (as in, a more well-crafted tale, not more likely), but I just watched "Sound of My Voice" last night. It was a great example of another piece of cinema mixing many Rigorous Intuition-style topics: time travel, cults, journalism, and delusional tantra, amongst others — with one of the best endings I've seen in many years. It was far more complex and effective than Another Earth, the last film that Brit Marling wrote and starred in.

Then again, perhaps this guy was paid to promote Looper.

Oh my god, she wrote that movie? Another Earth, I mean. I loved it, but I didn't even ask myself who wrote it. Co-wrote and co-produced. I will take your recommendation on Sound of My Voice.

Date of Birth
7 August 1982, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Birth Name
Brittany Heyworth Marling

Mini Biography

Brit Marling graduated from Georgetown University, with a bachelor's in economics, and was offered a job with Goldman Sachs, which she turned down in favour of a career as an artist.

She moved to Los Angeles to act and, after spending a couple of years exploring the movie industry and being offered roles as "the cute blonde in horror movies", she taught herself to write, reasoning that the best way to get decent parts was to write them, herself. She worked on two movies, simultaneously - one in the mornings, one in the afternoons - and eventually both Another Earth (2011) and Sound of My Voice (2011) premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2011.

[MacCruiskeen]

This reminds of the time I was playing football on a muddy pitch in Glasgow at the age of nine and a Washington attorney appeared to me and told me I would never play for Celtic. Amazingly, he was right. Or he might not have been a Washington attorney. Maybe he was just an old drunk. There was no way of telling.

Alternatively, I may just have imagined the whole thing.

[jlaw172364]

But the blurry photo of a kid during the Civil War clearly documents his claims!

[justdrew]

in this interview she presses him on the similarities to the Montauk Project stories, around 0:45:00

and yeah, all these stories seem to involve kidnapped kids, brainwashing, etc

this lawyer fellow seems to have been on another "track" though - his dad got him involved it sounds like.

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oh, and he's IS thinking of suing the producers of Fringe due to them stealing stuff from his material.

[Hammer of Los]

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He was Turned to Steel
In the Great Magnetic Field
When he Travelled Time
For the Future of Mankind.
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[Hammer of Los]

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I often meditate upon brotherly love.

And experiments.

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[LilyPatToo]

An old friend of mine (also a program survivor) fell hook, line and sinker for Basiago's claims a few years back, so I looked into the articles about him that were online then and came to the same conclusion that's mentioned above--he's likely a survivor of some kind of childhood mental experimentation. And he may (or may not) be being used as a disinfo vector. His story was then being promoted by a really dodgy character whose name escapes me—horrible writer with a weakness for mid-Victorian purple prose. But the article somehow made it into a major Bay Area newspaper, which I found even stranger than Basiago’s sensational story.

I'll have to see solid proof that he brought back verifiable evidence of his time travels before I'll believe he's actually done it. As a child and up into my 20's, I was prone to something I called "time-slipping" where I felt really strange, then saw the scene in front of me as it would be just a couple of minutes into the future. Every single episode like this produced evidence that was shortly verified and several were witnessed by other people.

One of those witnesses was a man who had all the hallmarks of being intel-connected–evidence to me that this was an ability that at least one Cold War program was seeking to exploit in the 1950--70’s. So poor Basiago's claims may be truthful on his part...as far as he knows. Or he could be a scalawag who's fantasizing his way to seizing his 15 minutes of fame...?

LilyPat

[justdrew]

I do find it slightly odd that much of the claims of these time travel 'whistleblowers' is presented years earlier in this semi-rare Peter Fonda movie...

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idaho_Transfer
Release date(s) 15 June 1973
(may have been written in '71. looks to be the only writing credit to one "Thomas Matthiesen")

Plot summary

Teenager Karen Braden (Kelley Bohanon) is a troubled mental hospital outpatient who is taken by her father George and sister Isa to a government facility near the Craters of the Moon lava fields in Idaho. The project there was commissioned to develop matter transference, but made a different discovery: time travel. They also discovered that a mysterious ecological catastrophe will soon wipe out civilization.

The time travel process has negative health effects, though. Adults "not much older than 20" are unable to survive for long, as their kidneys hemorrhage shortly after the experience. So the scientists decide to only send young people 56 years into the future so they can build a new civilization.

After the government takes over the project, the transfer machines are turned off, trapping a large number of project members in the future. Now trapped, they begin exploring the future world.

note: this is a British print of the movie, where apparently it was titled "deranged"

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This seems to have come a few years, but not many, after the first murmurs from the Montauk Project stuff started coming out...

The Twilight Zone (1985 TV series)
56 "The Wall" Atom Egoyan J. Michael Straczynski 25 February 1989
A U.S. military experiment opens a portal to an unknown place. After sending through one team, the Army calls upon a career soldier (John Beck) to investigate, where he finds an idyllic planet. He has to decide whether to stay or go back to his old life.

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far more recently...
and... In addition to his writings, Preston Nichols (the originator of the Montauk Project story) has also appeared in a music video which portrays an instance of time travel he experienced. Not a bad song...

[waugs]

I don't blame the guy for wanting to time-travel away from that shithole that is Vancouver, WA.

He could've just gone across the bridge to Portland though.

[fruhmenschen]

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[jlaw172364]

Interesting theory that he was fucked with as a kid as part of an experiment. I can just see the post-docs dreaming it up: "Hey, let's do a study to see what effects, if any, tricking people into thinking they've traveled backward in time would have." I had just assumed he was either mentally ill, or a garden-variety bullshit artist trying to cash in on the prestige associated with his law degree.

Everything we experience already happened because our brains and sensory organs have a buffer associated with perceiving and processing information that makes up our perception of reality, that operates on a multi-nano-second delay.

[justdrew]

this Al Bielek guy says they were, in the early days, straight-up kidnapping...


it's remarkable how much stuff there is on this subject, hours and hours of videos