https://www.cia.gov/library/reading room/docs/CIA-RDP96-0078

>>19222897
I'm sure you guys have seen this document before on /x/. But I've never seen a serious answer about this. Is it some sort of joke?

>>19222897
I'm to lazy to read on my phone. Gimme the jist

>>19223264
No

>>19222897
it's obviously a bunch of bullshit

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>>19223268
I hope your thread burns

>>19222897
Just to let you know that reality is much more stranger than your favorite fiction.

>>19223280
That wasn't me though. :{ I'm op.... I swear

>>19223264
CIA used remote viewing subjects to describe places on mars 1 million years ago. The document claims they saw structures and alien beings on the planet.

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>>19223769
Thanks.
>>19223703
I'm sorry

>>19225052
Another thing to note, is that the remote viewer was not told the subject. They had to remote view a closed envelope with the instructions to remote view Mars.

>>19225220
I'm still all iffy about these things. Military still has like a remote viewing team If iirc.
I watched a documentary on them and they said that they pinpointed Osama's location via several independent (they had no contact with each other during the viewing but were in the same team) Viewers. They top brass didn't take their heedings as they don't trust this pseudoscience. They have them but they don't use them. They also said they'd be helping people on the ground but squadron leaders don't trust them either and see them as an encumbrance