COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
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This document is a report from the CIA's Coordinate Remote Viewing Training (CRVT) program. The training session took place on January 23, 1983, and focused on Taal Volcano in the Manila, Philippines. The decoding of the target was successful and the report is labeled with a validity of Sl-S3. The document also includes information about the Philippines, such as its history of colonization and independence, its geographical features, population, language, religion, economy, and major cities.
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CRVT Report:
COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
DATE/TIME CONDU ED: tl041123Jan83
FILE #:
Taal Volcano (Lake Taal) , Manila, Philippines
Valid Sl-S3
Good decoding
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CPYRGHT
ed on Cebu, opening the way for Spanish
colonization in 1565. Spain's rule lasted 333
years, ending with the Spanish-American
War. The United States guided the Philip-
pines during the next 48 years, leaving a
heritage of language and liberty. The nation
became fully independent on July 4, 1946.
brought Islam to the
Sulus and other
southern islands.
The Christian influ-
ence dates from 1521,
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PHILIPPINES
M ORE TITAN 7,000 ISLANDS and islets rise
from a partly subinergecl mountain
chain to form the Philippines. Largely trop-
ical wilderness, 90 percent of the islands are
uninhabited, 60 percent unnamed. Two-
thirds of the population lives on the two
largest islands, Luzon and Mindanao.
Predominantly of Malay origin, Filipinos
trace their origins as far back as 3000 B.C.,
to the first immigrants from Indonesia and
Malaya. Hillsides terraced with rice fields
bear witness to ancient engineering skills.
In the 14th century Arab missionaries
GOVERNMENT: Republic LAND AREA: 115,830
square miles, about the size of Arizona, extending
1,150 miles north and south, the sweep of Wash
ington, Oregon, and California combined. POPU-
LATION: 32,600,000, mainly of Malay stock. LAN-
GUAGE: Officially Pilipino (lagalo9) English
(spoken by 40%), Spanish, 80 odd native dialects.
RELIGION: 83% Roman Catholic; Aglipayan (an
independent Christian sect), Moslem, Protestant
minorities. ECONOMY: Copra, sugar, th ica, lum-
her, fishing, gold, lead, manganese, iron, copper,
chromite. CITIES: Manila, port, industrial center
(pop. 1,330,000); Quezon City (Manila suburb),
capital; Baguio, summer capital; Pasay; Cebu.
CLIMATE: blot, humid, heavy rainfall.
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