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Memoirs of a Psychic Spy: The Remarkable Life of U.S. Government Remote Viewer 001

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This is renamed; it is originally The StarGate Chronicles. I just wouldn't want anybody to think it might be a different book. It's the same book, but in paperback format. You should read the reviews on tSC if you want to know more about this.

Memoirs Of A Psychic Spy: The Remarkable Life Of U.S. Government Remote Viewer 001 tells of the first military recruit for the government to use his abilities as a 'psychic spy' during the Cold War and beyond, following nearly twenty years of psychic spying and reissuing the classic 2002 title The Stargate Chronicles in paper. His predictions and observations were startlingly accurate and his intelligence-gathering results included pinpointing the underground facility used to store Soviet missiles during the Cold War. While the Stargate project was shut down and labeled a failure, it's interesting to note that forty percent of its documents are still classified.

I read most all the books of Joseph McMoneagle, including "The Stargate Chronicles, Memoirs of a Psychic Spy", "Memoirs of a Psychic Spy" - yes I bought the same book twice because the titles were different... Doh!..., "Remote Viewing Secrets". Joe put his life on the line for me as true man of honor and patriot and I believe every word he writes in these pages. Plus I've seen him at work and know what he can do. Main stream science won't even look at the documented evidence. [...]

its a great way to pass time.....I do know people can remote view, I also know our government is always looking to build a better solider too.

I think it is a shame of all the mind control project our government has done, and is still doing all in the so called name of making the US a better place to live?

What a joke get real......but the book is a great pass timer......pick it up

Not much information, cannot wait to re-sell it again. Some interesting cases written, but not a learning remote viewing book. Too many theories, not enough method. And author fails to explain what is remote viewing.