Not a joke! The psychic Uri Geller told Trump: teleportation is real.
Will Trump believe it?
Reported by Russia's Eurasia News on April 24.
According to the Daily Star, renowned Israeli psychic Uri Geller informed Donald Trump that teleportation is indeed real.
The 79-year-old Uri Geller, famous for his ability to bend spoons, warned Donald Trump that reports of such phenomena must be taken seriously.
He defended Greg Phillips, a senior official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), who claimed he had been teleported multiple times.
In a podcast, he recounted how he and his car were lifted by a force and thrown into a ditch, located about 65 kilometers from his home.
A second similar incident occurred right before his sons' eyes.
"I was with my boys... and suddenly I found myself at a Waffle House restaurant about 50 miles (80 kilometers) away... It really happened," Phillips claimed.
Reports indicate that the White House was thrown into panic, and Trump appeared confused.
When interviewed by CNN, he asked, "What do you mean by 'teleportation'? Is he joking?"
Subsequently, Geller posted on social platform X, urging Trump not to make fun of the Waffle House incident.
Geller recounted experiencing something similar in the 1970s.
At the time, while walking down a street in Manhattan, he was suddenly seized by an "invisible force" and hurled into the air.
In the next instant, he "felt himself pass through a net-like screen" and then appeared at the home of Dr. Andrea Puharich. Geller noted that when the scientist saw him lying unconscious on the floor, "he was completely stunned."
He urged Trump to take these claims seriously, insisting that quantum teleportation could explain "the true nature of our universe" and even unravel the mystery of unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
"President Trump — please listen carefully, don't dismiss him, investigate this matter," Geller added.
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