UFOs and Extraterrestrials: What the Remote Viewers Saw

Maybe you’ve heard of the movie: The Men Who Stare at Goats but don’t know much about the U.S. military’s involvement with psychics and remote viewers pushing the limits of consciousness. Maybe you’ve heard names like Ingo Swann, Joe McMoneagle, Russell Targ, Lyn Buchanan, Pat Price… and Chan Thomas. Do you know they claim to have made contact with telepathic aliens? Do you know what they claim to have seen on the far side of the moon? On Mars? On Mars in the distant past? Are you familiar with Project Stargate?

I’ve read books by these men, and what they have to say is fascinating.

From left: SRI researchers Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, retired police commissioner Pat Price, and CIA contract monitor Christopher Green in 1974 immediately after testing Price’s remote viewing capabilities

From the old article Psychic Spy “Another time we looked in on a failed Chinese atomic-bomb test. Ingo Swann was able to predict that the tests would fail three days in advance and that’s exactly what happened. Also, we monitored the health of the American hostages in Iran, and we were able to accurately predict that one of the very sick people would be released immediately. A few days later Vice Consul Richard Queen was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and set free. Another discovery was a downed Russian airplane in Africa that had Soviet codes and perhaps an atomic bomb on it. We found it in Africa before the Russians reclaimed it. Jimmy Carter commended us for it. One of the psychics we trained, Joe McMoneagle, described a Soviet submarine under construction that was 500 feet long. The intelligence community thought it was crazy because it was three times bigger than any known submarine. He drew detailed pictures of what it looked like and how it would be launched. It was a typhoon-class submarine and we were the first ones to discover it—half a year before it became operational.”

If this is something you want me to research more for a chapter in an upcoming book, let me know what aspects you’re most interested in.