Carter Roy

On the other hand, there are successful operations that defy logical explanation.

Yeah, the team at Sunstreak is far beyond research and development at this point.

They still run training sessions because practice makes perfect, but they're already well into the operations phase.

Other agencies come to them requesting data on a certain target, like a plane that went missing or political hostages they want to check on, an enemy weapon they fear might be under construction, and it's a viewer's job to try to take a look-see, you know, with their mind.

It doesn't work 100% of the time.

Well, not even close.

Well, that is, of course, if you believe it works at all.

But there's got to be some reason the government spends about $20 million and 20-plus years training psychic spies, right?

Over the years, remote viewers reportedly see intel in a way that

Science can't fully explain.

Whether it's chance or skill or something else entirely, sometimes it works.

But the question I want to start with is this.

Why on earth were we looking for the Ark of the Covenant in the first place?

If you're a longtime conspiracy theories fan, you might recall we once covered the topic of remote viewing, specifically the US government's attempts to use it in psychic warfare.

But since that was 2019, well, by my calculations, factoring the pandemic, that's roughly 8 million years ago, give or take.

So here's a quick refresher.

In 1945, at the end of World War II, American and Soviet troops are moving through Germany.

Right now, they're still allies.

The Cold War is waiting on the horizon.

But already, there's competition as the two nations start to vacuum up everything the Nazis left behind.