You know, I had been read on to top secret special compartment intelligence, gamma, delta,

you know, all of these different levels of intelligence access.

And this read-on was more strict than anything I'd done before.

Then Tom says, what we do is we collect intelligence against foreign threats using a parapsychology

discipline known as a remote viewing.

Basically, we want to invite you to volunteer to become a psychic spy. So we didn't know what the

target was, had no idea, didn't realize it had anything to do with ETs or whatever. Up to that point,

we've been working standard training targets, which were all geographical locations or similar, right?

Something was concrete we had feedback on.

Skip would throw in these ringers every now and again.

Sometimes it's something totally out of the ordinary, but he'd usually pick something

that he felt like he had pretty good reason to think there would be some there, there, right?

Yeah.

And these bases were one of them.

So he ran us on this, and what was interesting was I drew a sketch of what you would look at today and say that's a tick-tack.

Yeah.

Based off of the Nimitz encounter, it looked just like a tick-tack.

What if your mind could transcend the boundaries of space and time? What if with the right training it could penetrate mountains, cross oceans,

even make contact with hidden intelligences? Well, Major Paul Smith is one of the few individuals

ever to officially be trained really in all of the above. Paul was part of the fabled Project

Stargate. He served in the Army's top secret remote viewing program at Fort Meade in Maryland,

remote viewing everything from mundane training targets to actual points of intelligence interest,

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