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Joe McMoneagle: How Remote Viewer #001 Found a Soviet Super-Sub (Project Stargate)
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Remote viewing and intelligence history
- U.S. Army asked officer to describe Soviet submarine yard
- Officer had no prior knowledge of the target
- Target was a submarine yard in Severinsk
- Story details Joe McMongle's remote viewing work
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Future Forecasting Group and remote viewing
- Naimm introduces Future Forecasting Group
- Organization uses remote viewing for intelligence
- Three teams produce nine sessions monthly
- Protocols trace back to Stargate program
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Stargate program and submarine discovery
- Joe McMongle described a large submarine
- Satellite confirmed submarine emerged 114 days later
- Submarine named Typhoon by NATO, 941 Aula by Soviets
- Submarine was largest ever built, 175m long
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Legacy of Stargate and remote viewing
- Stargate closed in 1995 but methods continued
- Remote viewing still used today by trained individuals
- Future Forecasting Group uses similar protocols
- Video ends with call to action for viewers
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