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Occam's Razor: Stargate Project used to cover up existence of SATINT and mind control.... DUH
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The Stargate Project was the umbrella code name of one of several sub-projects established by the U.S. Federal Government to investigate claims of psychic phenomena with potential military and domestic applications, particularly "remote viewing": the purported ability to psychically "see" events, sites, or information from a great distance.
What's more likely?
1) Humans have evolved in some instances to be able to remotely view important images and scenes given a set of longitude and latitude coordinates, two numbers invented by humans that have no real meaning. Then, the United States Military studies the phenomenon for two decades, before declaring the project a failure and closing it.
2) An Intelligence Agency was transferring these images into the brains of the victims/participants of Stargate, in order to hide the existence of a network of hyper-spectral satellites from lower echelons of the military and the public.
How bout this one?
1) The CIA and NSA have created a vast network of hyper-spectral satellites which can see through walls, and in deep into ground, and they have them trained only outside the boundary of the United States of America.
2) The CIA and NSA really enjoy it when you are showering. They also see every crime being committed throughout the country, and refuse to allow this system to be used to fix our justice system.
Or this:
It's obvious that our Federal government has the ability to solve most crimes without much effort, like murder, abduction, and drug trafficking. They don't because:
1) They are worried we will find out about something obvious, such as intelligence agencies having access to real time satellite imagery of the entire surface of the planet.
2) They'd prefer not to deal with pesky things like the Fourth Amendment.
[link to www.unduecoercion.org]
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