Lyn Buchanan

And anyway, about two months later, they got transferred to Fort Meade.

And General Stubblebine wanted to put me as the beginning of a unit that would destroy enemy computers and with the end goal of controlling the enemy computers so that we could make their missiles turn around and go back or drop into the sea or something like that, or put false information into the enemy computers.

Congress said, no, that's mind control and wouldn't fund it.

So he took me out to Fort Meade and...

had that remote viewing unit.

He took me out there and put me into that.

And when they read me on, which is where they give you a sheet of paper that tells you what the unit really does, not what they tell the public it does.

And you read that and down at the bottom, you sign it, 10 years in jail and $10,000 fine if you reveal any of this.

And so I read it, and I thought, this is a joke.

The Army doesn't do psychic stuff.

And come to find out, they did.

And that's how I got into the unit.

They started teaching me the Inga Swan Method, and I took to it like duck to water.

I mean, it was the greatest thing I'd ever seen.

Yes.

He had been for years, yeah.

Uh-huh.

I guess, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.