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Podcast Controversy: Russell Targ’s Claims and Their Inconsistencies Spark Debate
In recent discussions centered on Russell Targ’s intriguing podcast appearances, a recurring statement has raised eyebrows: "There are no secrets anymore." This phrase, repeated frequently, has led to some critical questions about its validity and broader implications.
If Targ’s assertion holds true, it would undermine the commonly cited rationale that disclosing certain information might empower adversaries by filling in crucial gaps in their intelligence. Given the extensive reports on remote viewers in the USSR, it stands to reason that both allies and adversaries might already possess comparable knowledge.
Moreover, the efficacy of remote viewing has come into sharp focus. Critics within the UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) community challenge why, if remote viewing is so highly effective and straightforward, there hasn’t been clear evidence or public discovery of massive unidentified craft or bases supposedly hidden from government control. These elements, if real, remain conspicuously absent from public validation through remote viewing.
While Targ’s credibility isn’t being directly contested, these contradictions highlight significant inconsistencies in his narratives versus the established stories about UAP programs and phenomena. As the debate unfolds, it raises critical questions about the transparency and truth behind these extraordinary claims.
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