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Ex-CIA Remote Viewer Alleges Evidence of Intelligent Life on Mars One Million Years Ago

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04 Mar 2025 — 1 min read

Jesse Michels interviews Joe McMoneagle, a former CIA officer renowned for his involvement in the agency's Stargate Project—a program dedicated to exploring psychic phenomena, notably remote viewing. McMoneagle shares his experiences of using remote viewing to gather intelligence during his CIA tenure. He recounts a specific session where he was assigned coordinates that led him to perceive Mars as it was approximately one million years ago. During this session, he describes observing tall, human-like beings seeking refuge in pyramid-like structures to survive a catastrophic event that had devastated the planet's atmosphere.

McMoneagle asserts that these visions, coupled with certain NASA images depicting pyramid-shaped formations on Mars, suggest the existence of an ancient Martian civilization.

While many remain skeptical of his claims, McMoneagle maintains that his remote viewing sessions provide compelling evidence of past life on Mars.

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