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Secret History of the CIA: Remote Viewing, Project Stargate and Locating the Ark of the Covenant
For decades, the United States intelligence community experimented with unconventional methods to gain an advantage over its adversaries. One of the most peculiar efforts was “,” a classified program dedicated to remote viewing—a purported psychic ability to see distant locations, hidden objects, and even past or future events. But among the many missions of these government-backed psychic spies, one stands out: the alleged search for the Ark of the Covenant.
Before we delve into the claim that the CIA may have used remote viewing to track down one of history’s most sacred and elusive relics, we need to understand why the agency invested so heavily in psychic warfare in the first place. Their experiments with the mind weren’t just about seeing across space and time — they were about controlling perception, manipulating consciousness, and potentially reshaping the battlefield of intelligence itself.
History of the CIA’s Use of Remote Viewing and Project Stargate
The roots of “Project Stargate” can be traced back to the Cold War, a period of intense psychological and technological warfare between the United States and the Soviet Union.
