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CIA, has dropped such programs after 20
years of activity; but what if the Chinese
and the Russians are still doing it (and
they almost certainly are); and what about
terrorists? Nothing prevents them from
pursuing RV.
In the early stages of remote viewing
the viewers were tested for accuracy
by randomly selecting US targets.
McMoneagle says there now exists more
than 32-years of scientifically validated
studies behind the process, these studies
are all double-blind and replicated within
a number of labs with different subjects
and scientists across the world.
One of McMoneagle’s most interesting
remote viewing projects involved a large
factory in Northern Russia. The National
Security Agency asked him to look into
this factory located near but some physical
distance from the Arctic Ocean. They
thought it might be a tank factory. Joe
was targeted with a small fragment of a
picture of the factory roof sealed within an
envelope. Joe mentally entered the factory
and found two huge tubes being welded
together. This and other portions of his
drawings suggested a very large submarine
was under construction with numerous
improvements to Soviet technology. Some
at the agency laughed at this information,
stating the obvious, it can’t be a submarine
since the building isn’t connected to the
ocean. Robert Gates wrote on Joe’s
report “Total fantasy!” Joe immediately
scribbled “It will launch in 114 days” on
Gate’s reply. One hundred and twelve days
later overhead surveillance recorded that a
channel had been cut through to the ocean
and the new Typhoon Class submarine was
floating in the harbor. There’s been no
word from Gates.
When he retired from the military as a
Chief Warrant Officer, McMoneagle was
awarded the Legion of Merit. This is the
highest peacetime decoration offered by
the army. (/n peacetime, service it reads
that this should be in the nature of a special
requirement or of an extremely difficult
duty performed in an unprecedented and
clearly exceptional manner).
I believe, Joe McMoneagle will be a
strong asset and presence for TMI and
will contribute considerably to his wife
Scooter as the new TMI administrator, just
as he has for many leaders and others over
many years.
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