Remote Viewer #001 Reveals the CIA's Biggest Psychic Secret... | Joe McMoneagle

Origins of Project Stargate00:00:07

McMoneagle explains how Project Stargate, initially named Gondola Wish, began as a two-year initiative to match Russian psychic capabilities. The unit used remote viewing to collect intelligence on high-security targets, with findings reviewed by independent agencies to determine potential threats.

Early Successes and Testing00:01:42

The program successfully located a missing Russian bomber carrying nuclear weapons in Central Africa, a task others had failed to complete. This success solidified the program's utility, leading to its extension for over two decades.

Operational Realities00:04:03

McMoneagle details the blind-targeting process, where viewers worked from sealed envelopes. He highlights the discovery of the Soviet Typhoon submarine as a prime example, where viewers correctly described a massive dual-hull design being built in a land-locked building.

The Mechanism of Remote Viewing00:05:40

Despite years of use, the exact mechanism behind remote viewing remains unknown. It functions as an instantaneous transfer of information regardless of distance, which McMoneagle suggests may be a survival-based cognitive mechanism that allows individuals to access information through feedback loops.