SUN STREAK INTERIM REPORT -90104-B

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1. (S/NF/SK) Two remote viewing sessions were conducted on 22
October 1990, to describe the nature and extent of Iraqi-
sponsored terrorist activity directed against US and coalition
forces in Saudi Arabia. If affirmative, viewers were to
determine where when and how this would take place.
2. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 079 perceived no planned terrorist
activity will take place "at this time," against US and coalition
forces in. Saudi Arabia. In an effort to provide indicators of
impending terrorist activity, 079 digressed and reported the
Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) is currently supportive
of the US. The "Yemens" (North or South remains unspecified),
may be the hot spot of the future. Afghanistan, is viewed as
having intention of pushing through its border in a westward
direction. Israel will stop its incursions. Iran will remain
quiet during the crisis. The United Nations (UN) will force
middle eastern countries concerned to politically negotiate among
themselves.
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(COMMENTS: Which faction of Afghanistan intends to make some
sort of incursion in a westerly direction is unknown. No further
efforts were made to determine whether the "Yemens" reference is
related to Sanaa or Aden. There is no current "Israeli incursion"
known to the undersigned. This data was not pursued or refined
since it was not mission related.) Viewer 079's summary is
attached at TAB A
3. (S/NF/SK) When tasked to report on the possible imminence of
terrorist activities directed against US and coalition forces,
049 described "staging and planning" areas located northwest of
Baghdad at, or in the immediate vicinity of BaiJi, Tikrit, and Al
Fatha. (See strip map attached to 079's summary). Additional
descriptions appear to support the concept that the threat is
chemical warfare-related. See 049's summary at TAB B.
5. (S.NF/SK) OPS COMMENTS: In a post-session debriefing, 049
stated he did not perceive any imminence of terrorist activity
currently directed against US and coalition forces.
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PROJECT NUMBER:
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SESSION NUMBER:
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DATE OF SESSION:
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DATE OF REPORT:
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METHODOLOGY:
WRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER:
079
1. (S/NF) MISSION: Describe the nature of any terrorist activity, if
any, which may be planned and directed against US and coalition forces in
Saudi Arabia. If activity will occur, give location(s) and indicators.
2. (S/NF) VIEWER TASKING: None initially. Cue was given late in
session to address terrorist activity in particular, as it applied to the
immediate future of the target which 079 had already identified.
3. (S/NF) COMMENTS: No Physical Inclemencies reported. Standard WRV
session. 079 identified and described the major future events of the target
area, to include reference to an Afghani incursion westward (into Iran)
which may alter Iran's involvement, while bringing a new player into the
present mid-east conflict. Late in the session, I cued 079 to specifically
address the question of terrorism. Session transcript and viewer's summary
are attached.
4. (S/NF) EVALUATION:
5.
(S/NF) SEARCH EVALUATION:
Monitor: 018
Proj Mgr: 018
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SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
90104-B
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V: 079
S: og
At this time, there is not any planned and directed terrorist
activity against US and coalition forces in Saudi Arabia.
Other scenarios will come into play. They are as follows:
Afghanistan
will "push through their border area to
the west" and this will be another hot spot in the
very near future.
There is unrest in the Yemens. They Yemens may be
hot spot in the near future.
The PLO is acting favorably towards the US during
this crises.
The Israeli's will stop their incursions.
Iran will be quiet during the crises.
Iran is not
taking or deciding sides at this time.
The United Nations have very difficult decisions to make and
it will force Middle East countries to work situations out between
themselves and to stop looking to the "west" for help.
There will come a time when land or boundaries or borders
will be different in the Middle East than the way that they
currently exist.
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At this time, there is not any planned and directed terrorist
activity against US and coalition forces in Saudi Arabia.
Other scenarios will come into play. They are as follows:
- Afghanistan will "push through their
border area to
the west" and this will be another hot spot in the
very near future.
- There is unrest in the Yemens. They Yemens may be
hot spot in the near future.
- The PLO is acting favorably towards the US during
this crises.
- The Israeli's will stop their incursions.
- Iran will be quiet during the crises. Iran is not
taking or deciding sides at this time.
The United Nations have very difficult decisions to make and
it will force Middle East countries to work situations out between
themselves and to stop looking to the "west" for help.
There will come a time when land or boundaries or borders
will be different in the Middle East than the way that they
currently exist.
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PROJECT NUMBERg 90104 B SESSION NUMBER 01
DATE OF SESSIONg 90102 DATE OF REPORTg 901023
START TIMEg 1506 END TIMEg 1601
METHODOLOGY:: CRV SOURCE IDENTIFIERg 049
1. (S/NF) MISSIONSg Describe the nature of terrorist activity,
if any, planned and directed against US and coalition forces in
Saudi Arabia. Identify the location(s) where such attempts are
planned to take place. Describe salient indicators that will
pI' ecede such an activity (ies).
2. (S/NF) VIEWER TASKINGg Utilizing encrypted coordinates,
describe the target.
3. (SiNF) COMMENTS: Physical inclemancies of a hurting jaw from
. dentist and being tired. Viewer seemed to be very "on"
throughout session, including twenty minutes o'f non-stop
continuous descriptions, possibly a bi-lo. ( summary of
information and sketches are attached to this report.
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(S/NF) EVALUATION:
(SiNF) SEARCH EVALUATION:
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? 90 1. 04 - 6
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SI; 02
Summary of Information
The target consists of an activity which involves staging and
planning. The surrounding area is mixed with wide, soft land and
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rugged mountains. There is also a number of di:As or crevasses
reminiscent of dry washes or wadis. Some places are jagged
andI or stepped. There is a lot of no or steam and at times,
C: louds of this. The smells and sensations are 1,-,:iyarciscera. of a
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fertilizer, petro or otherwise chemical facility. There is a
. . . .
sense of movement and loading activity. One location has tall,
linear lines and it is narrow. Another location has concentric
half circles radiating out from a central point. Something is
being pushed away or pushed out from this point;., almost projected
out. There is Cl lot of jumbledness associated with the above.
There are energy emanations and a sense of sensing going on. The
activity has intense pressure associated with it. Pressure in
the sense that someone or something is being pressured to quickly
I. earn something and to become proficient in the activity. There
is a techncAogic:al aspect/feeling about all of this. Again, it
revolves around sensing and detection in part. There is an
overwhelming concern by a mid-level individual. of making
something work...qui ckly. It seems that the individuals present
do not know how to operate the equipment they have, but they want
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to know badly. An individual is walking up a slope of very soft
sand. He is sinking into the sand and it is difficult to
maintain his pace.. He has come up over the rise to face a large
I evel area that is roughly circular. iere are people running
around and there is a rushing sound. A LITE2-_122.1.1.__Ellayzolmt is
occurring. There is lifting, setting and at one set of
objects to others. There is a round, cylindrical object with
1. :1. pieces attached (see diagram 1). There are pointed
objects which are predominately silver and green. There is an
object looming above me which is rounded with a transparent
feature. There are lots of curved surfaces and black. A portion
of it is pointed. The level area is reminiscent of a fenced in
compound, yet the protecting apparatus (ie the fence) is not very
Within the left portion of the area are one or two
small sheds or tents. Behind these is an open-sided at
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with stacked objects under and around it. On the extreme right
side is a cluster of cylindrically shaped objects. In the
central area are at least three very level, hard packed round
spots fllese spots +eel associated with the loading and
at. activities mentioned earlier. It feels as if I am
standing under a large pointed object which has contained power
or energy. There is someone checking attachments or extended
parts of the larger objects. This person is groping with his
fingers into holes or cracks, checking something. This location
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gives a sense osf a staging area, or rather, that something is
being staged. This activity is occurring within the vicinity of
the towns o.f: BAIJI, TIKRIT and AL FATHA (all no o+
BAGDAD).
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