RV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT. PROJECT NUMBER: 8805. SESSION NUMBER: 2. VIEWER IDENTIFIER: RV-003

• Document Type: CREST
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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001900760001-8
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 13, 1998
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• Publication Date: March 22, 1988
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PROJECT NUMBER: 0805
DATE OF SESSION: 88)322
START: 1400
METHODOLOGY: SRV
SESSION NUMBER: 2
DATE OF REPORT: 880324
END: 1453
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 003
1. (S/NF/SK) MISSION: Determine the nature and scope of an
event(s) of singular importance and interest to the US. Prior to
describing the event and its significance, access and describe
the military forces, diplomatic activities, and socislocilical
factors of the society (ies) involved in the event.
2.(S/NF/SK) VIEWER TASKING: Reaccess the leaders of state
associated with coordinates 601001/ 187811 and previously
described in your first session (1 Feb 86). Obtain information
on the state's diplomatic activities and policies to include 1)
Scope and value of diplomatic undertakings, 2.) Basis +or
agreements, 3) Basis +or disagreements, 4) Pacts.
(S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: No inclemencies noted. The German
phrase "Weltanschauung" means "world view/ perception of his/his
state's position in the world."
HANDLE VIA EKEET CHANNEL ONLY
JPECIAL PICJA REQUIRED
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CLASSIFIED BY: DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY ON: OADR
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Inside the large, ornate structure deScribed in previous
session it is warm, still, with a lazy, summer afternoon feel and
a buzzy sound, "like" a fly moving around the ground floor.
Voices are perceived on an upper floor. Voices are'ligt
and at least one voice sounds or and strident. A
short, thin, pinch-faced person is speaking vehEllightly, arguing,
and persuading. It's "like" he's trying to convince someone to
do or see things his way., He has power over his own particular
lijel4ionsi bi i c m l i u ce co
lites, but an ainly on nflen, not Mmand,
v"those among whom he is now. This person is a bit of a zealot,
(iand is promoting some course of action that others see as rash or
Liperilous or ill advised. He's a good salesman, though, and some
+ear he may persuade undecided one to give his plans majerity
support. There is one overall key figure who carries most weight
but whom those present regard as somewhat "out of it" or
arbitrary, who might be inclined to make controversial decisions
because of a whim, but which would bind the others for support of
The zealous person is bemusedly at:: by this key figure
because the zealous person is a "gung-ho" "hard charger," whose
goals and Weltanschauung are quite similar to the key figure's,
though the latter is marginally aware that the zealous person can
get carried away and be preposterous in his demands. Still, the
key figure is likely to listen to him because he likes what he
, says, often agrees in principle, and regards the others present
as worry-wart wafflers.
The currently perceived4ebate is about a course of action
involving violence,Clow-SCale Military-involvement- ..... both directed
against external 171 apparent national size. The
plan has a potential +or rfflysical and diplomatic harm to their
own interests, and therefore the cooler heads present consider
that, though there is an acknowledged chance for success, the
potential damage might out any good that might come of it.
Still, they're intrigued, if cautious. on a continuum, they're a
little right of center, the zealot way towards the left end. (He
senses the need to be extreme to balance out the others)
There is somewhat an overall sense of paranoia. Internal
Si,: ructure and loyalty base are stable, but leaders have a feeling
F.:!", a'!:: everyone external is out to get them. Friends are made
conditionally, always with the suspicion that they'll turn on
them when interests dictate. Nations they trust most don't share
contiguous borders. Except in rare cases, alliances are
opportunistic and not expected to last ("Like" Nazi Germany and
Stalinist USSR).
oafffensive, semi-covert, paramilitary operation is being
proposed. FNitTt a large-scale Th,-1Aneuver-type operation, but a
broad '"at::: C::!::, harassment sort of. operation. More to
make trouble and keep things stirred up than to reach a well-
defined objective "Burr Under-the-Saddle" sort of. i conrept.
.
Attention seems to be directed north and west. 1US seems to be
vi.ewed as an antagonist.
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