When a remote viewer produces a hand-drawn sketch of an assassination that matches surveillance footage with surgical precision, you're witnessing something that challenges everything most people believe about the nature of consciousness and time. The UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting wasn't just another successful prediction—it was the most graphically accurate remote viewing hit in eight years of documented sessions, complete with specific details about the weapon position, shooting angle, and execution style.
What makes this particularly significant is how it validates alternative intelligence methods while mainstream sources scramble to understand the deeper motivations behind the attack. The team's immediate recognition of this as a professional hit rather than random violence demonstrates the kind of pattern recognition that comes from years of analyzing events through unconventional means. Their discussion of the victim's connections to vaccine mandates and DOJ investigations provides context that explains why this wasn't just another street crime.
The convergence of this prediction with widespread UFO incursions and Bitcoin's surge toward $100,000 suggests we're entering a period where alternative intelligence sources may prove more reliable than traditional analysis. When remote viewers start discussing "alien invasion" trending on social media alongside their own successful predictions, it indicates that unconventional phenomena are becoming increasingly mainstream—exactly what informed contrarians have been anticipating.
