Tag Archives: Project Stargate

The Hidden

Suspect Zero and the Real Government Program Behind Remote Viewing

In Suspect Zero (2004), a former FBI agent uses remote viewing to help track a serial killer who abducts children while driving a refrigerated truck across the country. The disappearances look like separate cases until freezer burns give investigators a clue that connects them. (spoiler?)

The movie’s fictional Project Icarus echoes Project Stargate, a real U.S. intelligence program that tested whether people could describe distant or hidden targets using mental impressions alone. Retired Army Major Ed Dames worked in the government’s remote-viewing program, coached Ben Kingsley, and appears in the film as an instructor. CIA account · Ed Dames’s film role

The truck also brings to mind a real story from Jalisco, Mexico. In 2018, authorities used a refrigerated trailer to store 273 bodies after local morgues ran out of room. Reuters report · La Jornada’s corrected count

or so they say…

The Hidden, The Mind

The Government’s Psychic Spies: Project Stargate, UFOs & the Mysteries of Consciousness

What if the human mind could perceive information beyond the five senses?

For over two decades, the U.S. government funded research into remote viewing—the purported ability to perceive distant or hidden information without conventional sensory input.

In this fascinating interview, retired U.S. Army Major Dr. Paul H. Smith, a former participant in the classified program known as Project Stargate, shares his firsthand experiences as a military remote viewer.

Trained by pioneers Ingo Swann and Hal Puthoff, Smith discusses:

  • Project Stargate: The government’s classified remote viewing research and intelligence operations.
  • Project 8200: Remote viewing sessions involving four alleged extraterrestrial bases on Earth.
  • The USS Nimitz Tic Tac: A reported 2011 remote viewing assignment involving the famous 2004 UAP encounter.
  • The Moon: Unusual remote viewing experiences involving what Smith interpreted as a sentient craft.
  • Consciousness & Science: The importance of rigorous protocols, verification, and distinguishing perception from imagination.

How much do we really understand about the capabilities of human consciousness?

Watch the full interview below and decide for yourself.

Do you wonder?