How, you ask?
It's really quite simple: Produce the exact images shown all over the news worldwide, before they appear there. And then trump it, by giving the correct geographical location of the events.

1. How to produce the images? By remote viewing them for the Human News show! Let the target be the exact still images and filmed sequences that make headlines in the mainstream media worldwide in the coming month. This is bound to go viral. - Farsight time and time again producing images that closely resemble the msm major news stories.

2. How to pinpoint the geographical location of the msm events? By doing movement exercises during the session, moving far up from the target, to an altitude of perhaps 30.000 - 40.000 feet. From there, the viewer should be able to establish some well-known geographical reference points, such as the shapes of continents, oceans, etc, enabling him/her to gradually hone in on the location. It will require a lot of map training before a viewer will be able to recognize a location anywhere in the world, by getting a birds eye view, and even more to be able to estimate the country, but it is time well spend.

Consider the power of being able to produce the images and locations for major news stories before they happen - this is huge!

Good idea, deff.

I don’t know might not be as easy as it sounds. My wife went out of body to see past life she thinks but clearly remembered India from above but trying to pinpoint exact town guess what you’re saying. Always now like to think human news stuff can be stopped like timeline flipped on some of that bad stuff when shown

There may be the ironic problem with this idea, that if the amazing Farsight predictions goes viral and gets too popular, the msm will purposely change their images, just so they don't fulfill the prophecy.

There are ways to counter this:

Release the Farsight media only after the event, but prove they were made beforehand. One way to prove it, would be to use timestamps on the Farsight media, so it cannot be tampered with undetected.