Target 1 The Domain base when it was established in the Himalayan Mountains around 6248 BC

Target 2 The attack on the Domain base by Old Empire forces

Target 3 The remains of the base today in current times.

There is a extraterrestrial presence on mount Kailash. We just don't know exactly who and what. It was a mystery for thousands of years. Sadhguru brought it up on a Joe Rogan podcast. I tasked a few viewers with it, they all got data to definately indicate extraterrestrial. No one got anything related to serpent beings. It didn't seem negative but the agenda and secretness weren't really clear. Althougth, one viewer thought it was a transport point, another thought they were guiding people. It would be a good earth mystery topic. To be honest I could care less about who Jesus was or wasn't. A presence that still exist, is pretty interesting to me.

The indications are the original DEF base was totally destroyed and any evidence cleaned up, so the local inmates couldn't try to connect any dots via ruins, underground facilities, etc. I doubt the original BOTS operatives would leave anything to chance as they wanted their ISBE inmates completely dumbed down and controlled, not asking questions. There was also some indication that the base was approx 72 miles NE from Khyber Pass. Be interesting to have someone take a trip there sometime and see if they find/feel/see anything. Narrowing it down to 72 miles NE of Khyber Pass is still a huge area to comb. Maybe the locals have stories in folklore? Apparently another indication is this is where the original teachings of the Vedic Hymns were first offered up to the locals. I don't know. Not been there and talked with the locals to see if anything in their history resembles anything from the book/s.

Is it possible to sort of Triangulate a remote view location by setting a target as. Target A in relation to Location B and Location C say Paris and Rome for example. I supposed if multiple viewers got the same sort of triangulation pull it could be a good step in determining the location of something that was lost.

Then just rinse and repeat by doing the same thing in relation to other cities or landmarks.