IMG_0275.JPG

Anonymous G

Editor In Chief, Content Curator

 

CIA Remote Viewing Of Mars

CIA Remote Viewing Of Mars

On their official website, the Central Intelligence Agency has a transcript of a remote viewing session they performed with an individual named Joseph McMoneagle, a retire U.S. Army NCO Chief Warrant Officer. He was involved in " remote viewing " (RV) operations and experiments conducted by U.S. Army Intelligence and the Stanford Research Institute . He was among the first personnel recruited for the classified program now known as the Stargate Project (1978–95). He is best known for claims surrounding the investigation of RV and the use of paranormal abilities for military intelligence gathering.

Click on the following link below to visit the official CIA website, CIA.gov.

There, you will find a transcript from what appears to be this same remote-viewing session from May 22nd, 1984, exploring an ancient human civilization on Mars:

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00788r001900760001-9

In the transcript McMoneagle describes huge pyramid-like buildings, obelisks, and humans who are very tall and thin. The project was aimed at targeting the so-called Face on Mars. The “Crater Pyramid” image above also becomes very significant in the session. The session revealed that the people from this civilization were dying off from a planetary catastrophe at the time he visited, and planning on where they needed to go next — in a boat-like metallic craft. The session ends on a volatile planet with strange vegetation, which may well be an image of what Earth was like some 500,000 years ago.

[Although McMoneagle’s initial time target was one million years ago, it is common for remote viewers to time-shift to the most interesting moments at a given area.]

At the end of the below video, McMoneagle states that he believes Earth humans are descendants of this civilization from Mars past.

New Colonialism And The Colonial Media

New Colonialism And The Colonial Media

Ocean Cleanup System: Removing 50% Of Plastic In 5 Years

Ocean Cleanup System: Removing 50% Of Plastic In 5 Years