NSA and Psychics: Thomas Drake's 'Premonition Man' Gets a Hit on Twitter

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NSA and Psychics: Thomas Drake's 'Premonition Man' Gets a Hit on Twitter
May 21, 2011
Gary S. Bekkum
American Chronicle

'Premonition Man' who warned CIA about 9/11, and later worked with NSA official Thomas Drake, posts terror attack alert on Twitter four days prior to massive assault near Afghan-Pakistan border.

(STARpod.org / PsycheLeaks) -- Chris Robinson, a British psychic known as the "Dream Detective," claims to have worked with American and British intelligence officials interested in using psychic abilities to thwart terror attacks.

Among those Robinson claims to have worked with is Thomas Drake, who was a Senior NSA Official prior to an indictment that accused Drake of espionage over the improper handling of classified materials. Sources confirmed the Robinson-Drake relationship.

Robinson says he reported the use of planes as cruise missiles to an officer in London in 1999, and again in 2000 and 2001. Following the attacks on 9/11, Robinson claims to have been contacted by many representatives of US intelligence agencies, including, apparently, then NSA employee Thomas Drake.

The exact nature of Mr. Robinson's work with Thomas Drake remains unknown. According to Mr. Robinson, "I know the answers to questions before they are even decided upon. He [Thomas Drake] found that very interesting. He told me I was Light Years Ahead of anything he had seen in this field. We did a huge amount of stuff in the years after 9/11."

Robinson is now using Twitter to post his dream impressions -- at www.twitter.com/dreamdetective1 -- dreams that are said to sometimes provide warnings of future events.

Robinson has developed a system of interpretation for his dream imagery.

In the years prior to 9/11, he suffered from nightmares of airplanes striking tall buildings. Eventually he decided to come to America to have his claims tested. In August 2001, he conducted an informal test of his ability to predict locations where he would be taken by Professor Gary E. R. Schwartz of the University of Arizona. After 9/11, Robinson reports (as have other psychics, including Uri Geller to author Jon Ronson) that he was contacted by American intelligence officials interested in using his ability for intelligence collection.

On May 14, 2011, Robinson posted an impression of a dream of a terror event. In the posting, Robinson warns of "a huge attack in a mountain pass" and that the "road was closed by the terrorists." Robinson located the attack at a pass "between Pakistan and Afghanistan."

Due to the numerous on-going terror events which take place world wide, Robinson tends to focus on concerns closer to home: primarily the UK and the United States.

On May 18, a massive attack took place against a road-construction encampment. Voice of America reports that the attack took place in the Pakita province, in the Waza-e Zadran district, near Pakistan's border. It was reported that the attack killed 35 workers and guards. LA Times noted that the attack was one of "the most lethal assaults of its kind in recent years" and "it is unusual for militants to kill so many in a single strike."


According to an NSA-related source to author Gus Russo, NSA Signals Intelligence includes the use of paranormal phenomena. And in the footnote to a declassified CIA article, NSA is reported to study paranormal topics, such as telepathy.

Exploitation of paranormal phenomena for intelligence purposes is nothing new.

By the early 1970s, CIA was clandestinely funding research into the use of persons with self-proclaimed 'psychic powers' -- notably three talented individuals who had demonstrated an unexplained ability to collect information without the use of ordinary senses. Those individuals -- Uri Geller, Pat Price, and Ingo Swann -- would be tested by CIA , and eventually Price and Swann were tasked against real-world targets in the Soviet Union.

During one CIA experiment, Ingo Swann and Pat Price were tasked to 'remote view' a secret NSA installation. According to an article for CIA's 'Studies in Intelligence' by Ken Kress, who worked with the psychics, "Pat Price provided a list of program titles associated with current and past activities, including one of extreme sensitivity. Also, the codename of the site was provided. Other information concerning the physical layout of the site was accurate."

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According to Robinson, who has come forward concerning his work with Drake -- Robinson's story about knowing Drake has been vetted -- intelligence contacts in the US were interested in his methods, in addition to tasking against targets, such as the secret location of Saddam Hussein after the US-led invasion of Iraq.

For more about American Intelligence and paranormal activity, see Spies, Lies, and Polygraph Tape -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games. To read about the book, click here.