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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/Riboflavius on 2024-09-10 09:18:45+00:00.
Hey everyone,
I've been listening to some podcasts with Russell Targ and if I'd had to drink every time I heard the phrase "there are no secrets any more", I wouldn't be able to type this now.
If this was even, no pun intended, remotely true, then the whole "we can't reveal how much we know because we might give our adversaries a piece of the puzzle they need" excuse would be invalid. If there are no secrets, we know what they know and, because Targ also tells stories about the remote viewers in the USSR, so do at least some of our adversaries.
Furthermore, if remote viewing is so ridiculously easy and successful, why haven't the remote viewers among the UAP community found e.g. the craft that's so massive there's a building over it? Or a craft or base or whatever that hasn't been retrieved by a government yet and can be shown to the public?
I'm not saying Targ is lying, I don't know if he is. I'm saying that there are a bunch of weird inconsistencies and gaps if his story is true and what we hear about the program and the phenomenon is true.
What do you think?