The summary data from the sessions were released in PSI TECH's October 6th Preliminary Report. In the report, PSI TECH stated, "One apparatus or device that we locked onto looks like an oval shaped balloon or buoy. It is intended to leak and/or seep highly toxic substances into the air and water and contains the characteristics of a "time bomb".

http://www.remoteviewing.com/news/911prelimreport.htm

Recent reports published on November 28th by the Hindistan Times and the New York Times contain information that verifies the above data from PSI TECH's 911 project preliminary report.

http://www.remoteviewing.com/news/112901.html

Additional accumulated data from the sessions of the fourteen remote viewers on PSI TECH's Counterterrorism Task Force indicated that the terrorists planned an inconspicuous detonation into vulnerable resources resulting in an insidious delivery of toxins. The toxins released cause physical symptoms such as vomiting, gut-wrenching pain, and extreme shortness of breath. Many of these symptoms would result in death, including death to the perpetrators assigned to manage the attack execution. The Chicago area was singled out as a near-term attack site.

Shortly afterward, articles began to appear suggesting that Osama bin Laden has been trying to acquire nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and material, such as the following article by BBC News printed on October 26th :

http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/south_asia/newsid_1621000/1621819.stm

CNN has recently posted an article on the U.S. officials findings of sites which Osama bin Laden used to develop weapons of mass destruction.

http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/central/11/27/ret.chemical.weapons/index.html

In an article posted November 27th, CNN writes, "Northern Alliance forces have captured numerous sites U.S. officials suspect Osama bin Laden used to attempt the development of weapons of mass destruction, the U.S. commander said Tuesday. 'We've identified more than 40 places that had potential for WMD [weapons of mass destruction] research or things of that sort,' Gen. Tommy Franks, the chief of the U.S. Central Command, told reporters in Tampa, Florida. 'Of those, a great many are currently under opposition leadership control.' Franks said U.S. investigators are conducting 'very exhaustive' tests to determine whether al Qaeda had taken steps to develop chemical, biological or nuclear weapons."

A recent article by Bill Nichols and Peter Eisler from USA Today states, "The more immediate horror is a lethal radiological attack. Experts say terrorists could construct a 'dirty bomb' that uses dynamite to disperse radioactive material into an urban setting." (It might be noted here that, although perhaps unrelated, two suitcases of dynamite were uncovered in a trash bin in the Chicago area.) Of particular concern, the article points out, is the current ease in which radioactive materials can be acquired. One statistic includes 183 cases of theft of radioactive material used by industry and medicine. These can be used to create dirty bombs.

http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/20011129/3659587s.htm

Fox News recently released information that bottles of potassium iodide were also found at Afghani lab sites. Potassium iodide is specifically used to treat thyroid glands in the event of radioactive exposure.

PSI TECH's Task Force continues to collect data, and will be releasing further findings when it is deemed appropriate. You are welcome to check our web site to access the latest updates and learn more about Technical Remote Viewing technology, and how it is used to gather intelligence data.

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Related Links:
10-06-01 - PSI TECH's 911 Preliminary Project Report
11-29-01 - Plans Found in Kabul Confirming PSI TECH's Preliminary Report
12-04-01 - News Reports Confirm PSI TECH's Radiological "Dirty Bomb" Scenario as Possible Terrorist Weapon

Update:
02-01-02 - TRV Reveals Terrorist Plots

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