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Update: Moscow Subway Bombed After Psychic Spy Warned of Terror Attacks on Twitter

'Psychic spy' Chris Robinson posted a warning of an imminent attack on Twitter the weekend prior to Monday's subway bombing in Moscow. Robinson warned of additional attacks coming from the same source. A second attack took place on Wednesday, as predicted.

UPDATED 01/21/2012 04:21 AM CDT

(STARpod.org) -- A former 'psychic spy' based in the United Kingdom issued a warning notice on Twitter about his concerns of an imminent bomb attack on March 27, 2010.

On Monday, March 29, 2010,  Moscow was rocked by deadly bomb attacks against the subway system.

On 27 March 2010, Chris Robinson, known for his predictions of terror events, posted the following statements:

Last nights dreams indicate large terrorist attack imminent in the west. Dream had many large dogs and mess.. I do not think it will be long...I have no funding to work on where it may be but I will try my best to post attack location. May be Italy or USA. Need better sleep to see.

Following the attack on the subway, Robinson warned more attacks were on their way shortly.

On March 31, twelve persons were reported killed by a twin bombing in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan.

Sources using anomalous mental phenomena had warned terrorists planned to use multiple explosive devices: an initial detonation to attract and distract authorities and rescue personnel, followed by another attack against the intended target.

Today's attack in Dagestan involved a car bomb, followed by a suicide bomber dressed as a Police Officer.

Robinson interprets his dreams to predict the future. He identifies "dogs" in his dreams as an indication of terrorist activity. Although Robinson appears to have selected the correct time frame for a major attack (typically this is within two to three days of actual events) he was unable to provide location or other details.

Robinson is known to have assisted the British Secret Security Service MI5 and also claims to have worked with persons identified as American representatives of the National Security Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency, following his warning to the American CIA of airplanes used as weapons against tall buildings, prior to the 9/11 attacks in New York City. American military psychic spies had previously warned of the airplane attacks during official government psychic tasking in the 1980s.

Robinson is warning of larger attacks in the near future.

An independent 'anomalous mental phenomena' threat analysis on March 27, 2010, following Mr. Robinson's Twitter warning, identified the discovery of "potential" "new" threats as "real" and "close" -- and included information about a Midwestern threat, which now appears to refer to the FBI raid of a Midwestern militia group indicted on conspiracy including the use of explosive devices as weapons of mass destruction. The threat assessment identified construction explosives (dynamite, TNT) as the primary weapon of concern.

Undisclosed government-related sources knowledgeable about the use of psychic perceptions by the government have provided off the record statements that psychic warnings have no intelligence value. This suggests the government has advanced warnings of the attacks from conventional sources.

Government information about imminent terrorist activities is classified and generally withheld from the public. The use of psychic spies in the public sector provides an open source 'warning notice' for the average citizen who has been kept in the dark by government policy.

Other possible attack scenarios found in psychically derived intelligence include the use of pedestrians or suicide bombers on bicycles to deliver multiple backpack remote controlled bombs near important government buildings and landmarks. Among the methods predicted by the psychic sources are the use of multiple remote controlled detonations to distract first responders and security personnel.

For more about the government's paranormal efforts, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book.

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