Project: STARGATE. The CIA Mars and... Time Travel.

PROJECT STARGATE: CIA, PSYCHICS, MARS AND ... TIME TRAVEL

When the first human visits Mars, it will be the biggest scientific breakthrough since landing on the Moon. Probably bigger.

But what if I told you the CIA and United States Military have already been to Mars?

But they didn't use space-ships to get there. They used psychics.

Let's find out why.

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[josephmarshall]

Hit the LIKE button for this video. Do your part for Hecklefish -- the content is too good to not get continued recognition.

[TommyGun]

"Shutting the program" means it worked so well that they went a step ahead and started a new more advanced secret program

[malc]

A.J. is easily the best story teller on YouTube.... and Hecklefish is hilarious. The Why Files has quickly become my favourite YT channel ever

[lizc]

The movie "The Men Who Stare at Goats" is a loose, comedic take on Project Stargate, it's hilarious and criminally underrated.

[trueconspiracies]

I remote viewed into the US Government and found no intelligence.

[BrianMason]

I’d bet anything project stargate was never shut down

[dreadnoughtactual]

Imagine being that customs agent, doing everything right to stay hidden. Only to get arrested and when he asked "how did you find me?" And the government just replies "oh, we used a psychic"

[jimward]

I knew a guy in college in the early 1970s that was involved in remote viewing as a test subject. He was involved in the remote viewing of military and political targets in the old Soviet Union and describing what he believed he were seeing. He was an extremely bright individual (working on his Ph.D.) and I had no doubts that he was telling me the truth.

[christopherwhitmore]

If this was a series on TV I'd pay for a licence just to watch this channel.

[naaro]

i don't know how i'm just finding this channel now. It's scratching my lifelong itch. All these interesting stories, and the way you put it together with hecklefish is amazing. Best content i've personally seen so far, and unlike anything else as well. Thanks for all that you do, can't wait to go through all your videos, old and new

[kevinsmith]

I was studying and doing remote viewing 30 years ago and found this to be good but peripherally entertaining. For anyone interested in this subject you could do worse than to look into a guy named Ingo Swan, he was on the program run by Hal Putoff and Russel Targ. It is still used today.

[trentriver]

An important part of this that you omitted was, there was a statistician (a University prof) who oversaw much of the research and the study design of the experiments that were conducted to validate this phenomena - she commented that the chances of this happening by chance was in the billions to one area. Additionally, she said the study design and controls they used were extremely tight - much tighter than what were/are used today/past to confirm what are "givens" today. In her opinion, it portends a phenomena that is not electromagnetic (controlled for that) and that is not known or understood at the present. Her final comment was this needs to be studied more to understand what exactly this phenomena might be. Dr Russell Targ, a physicist was one of the people who worked on this project and he has written several books about it. One that I read was quite interesting: The Reality of ESP: A Physicist's Proof of Psychic Abilities.

[tyrssen]

Read Ingo Swann's book, "Penetration." The CIA recruited him, and he was surprised and confused when he found structures on the moon and, if memory serves, on Mars.

[vinnylamoureux]

Some time ago there was an article in SSI magazine that used Joe Mc's ability to see how the huge spheres in Costa Rica were made. Joe saw natives of about 1900 years ago using large boards with holes on them. Chisel off what doesn't allow the stone to enter the hole, turn, repeat. Students at MIT tried the method and it worked like a charm.

[tomjacobs]

AJ is hands down the best host/narrator on YouTube. The script is extraordinarily well written and the approach taken, what I would call reasonable skepticism, is worthy of anyone's time. Thanks WF and AJ. Please keep the videos coming!

[garrisjones]

Im enjoying these so much i limit myself to just a few a day. I want to binge through everything you’ve put out so far, but I’m practicing self-control and savoring each fantastic video. Thanks for all you do!

[eb]

I read the CIA report on the Mars remote viewing when it was released. I was definitely blown away by the descriptive details. Also, I really enjoy your presentation style and the interjections by Hecklefish.

[stevestokes]

Wasn't max igon a remote viewer who told a man named axelrod that he went to Mars and the people there could see him. It actually really freaked out max. Great content, I can't stop watching.

[daveb]

Please AJ and Hecklefish keep this channel working, it's a brilliant way of getting these events out to the mainstream.
The way you present your show is first rate . Keep up the Great work from the UK

[VVyzard]

They've discovered radioactive materials on mars that match those that are produced from nuclear explosions on earth. Those coordinates in the video are from an area on mars known as cydonia. It is one of the sites that is theorized for one of the explosions to have happened