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Former US Military remote viewer Lyn Buchanan describes “remote influencing” “There's also what they're calling remote influencing which is actually a form of remote persuasion, but you can mentally interact telepathically with others, pass messages back and forth and all that. We've learned how to do that. Not hard....

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