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They Located Four Extraterrestrial Bases –
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Paul H. Smith, Ph.D., is a retired U.S. Army Major, intelligence officer and Desert Storm veteran.<\/p>\n

In 1983 he was recruited into the Army\u2019s remote viewing program at Fort Meade, Maryland, later known as Star Gate. He served there from September 1983 to August 1990.<\/p>\n

He was one of five Star Gate personnel trained directly by Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold Puthoff at SRI International. He is credited with over a thousand training and operational remote viewing sessions, wrote the program\u2019s official manual on Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV), and taught CRV to new military remote viewers.<\/p>\n

In 1997 he founded Remote Viewing Instructional Services, Inc., where he is president and chief instructor. He is a founding director and two time past president of the International Remote Viewing Association. He has taught CRV since 1984, making him the longest serving CRV instructor still active.<\/p>\n

He is the author of Reading the Enemy\u2019s Mind: Inside Star Gate (Tor\/Forge, 2005), a Reader\u2019s Digest Editor\u2019s Choice selection, and The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing.<\/p>\n

Chapters<\/u>:
\n0:00 Intro
\n2:05 Viewer story: the glowing disc and the Great Dane
\n3:10 Meet Paul Smith
\n3:30 From Center Lane to Stargate
\n9:07 How he got recruited
\n10:07 Army career, languages and his mission in Switzerland
\n14:35 Why intelligence agencies love returned missionaries
\n18:02 Project 8200: Pat Price and the four alien bases
\n24:56 His Mt. Hayes sketch matches Pat Price
\n27:32 Why Pat Price’s data carries more weight
\n31:30 How training targets were picked
\n35:42 Tasking numbers and Jenny’s phone number
\n37:14 What3words as remote viewing coordinates
\n40:09 Working with Ingo Swann
\n41:30 Sponsor: Cape
\n42:57 Ingo the strict teacher
\n48:55 Does a teacher need to be a good viewer?
\n50:21 Hal Puthoff and the silver market
\n51:17 Is there any defense against remote viewing?
\n54:39 What pulls a viewer to the target
\n56:06 His first session: the donut shop
\n59:25 Precognition, retrocausality and multiple worlds
\n1:04:05 The 2011 Nimitz Tic Tac tasking
\n1:14:54 Moon sessions and remote viewing Roswell
\n1:17:43 Why he avoids famous targets
\n1:20:34 The Argentinian minesweeper and the UFO
\n1:23:05 The six stages of CRV
\n1:25:25 Close Encounters, Devil’s Tower and Jacques Vall\u00e9e
\n1:27:38 Stage seven: hearing the name of the target
\n1:32:18 The sentient craft on the far side of the moon
\n1:39:08 Is something based on the moon?
\n1:42:25 Mars, Ed Dames and the wild card targets
\n1:47:24 What really happened with Joe McMoneagle’s Mars session
\n1:53:28 How the CIA really shut down Stargate
\n1:59:03 Is the government still doing this?
\n2:05:33 Searching for a missing soldier in Iraq
\n2:08:25 NSA, the CIA and using remote viewing on UAP
\n2:13:37 The beings at Mt. Hayes
\n2:16:16 Why he won’t do a demo on camera
\n2:26:09 Audience Q: the stealth aircraft session
\n2:30:29 Audience Q: the biggest mystery of remote viewing
\n2:35:43 Audience Q: what remote viewing gave him
\n2:38:46 Audience Q: imagination vs real signal
\n2:44:33 UFOs, angels and LDS theology
\n2:59:45 Where to find Paul<\/p>\n