Paul H. Smith is a retired U.S. Army major and one of the original military remote viewers trained in the STARGATE program, recognized for his expertise in both the practice and documented history of remote viewing. On Art Bell's programs, his comprehensive book Reading the Enemy's Mind and his founding of the Remote Viewing Instructional Services have made him one of the foremost educators and historians of military psychic intelligence.
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Three former operatives from the U.S. military's classified Project Stargate gather for a rare joint appearance to discuss their experiences as government remote viewers. Lyn Buchanan, Paul H. Smith, and Joseph McMoneagle each served in the program during its two-decade run, and they describe the protocols, accuracy...
Art Bell hosts physicist Russell Targ and military remote viewer Paul H. Smith, two pioneers of the government's psychic espionage program at Stanford Research Institute. Together they discuss the upcoming 2001 Remote Viewing Conference in Las Vegas and reveal details about the CIA-funded program that operated for o...
Art Bell returns after a two-week absence caused by an unidentified fever that reached 104 degrees, left doctors baffled, and later spread to his wife. He connects his experience to a breaking story of 18 British soldiers quarantined at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan with a similarly unidentified contagious fever. B...