The Shawn Ryan Show
#154 Skip Atwater - Bizarre Alien Encounter, Remote Viewing Mars and Psychic Operations
02 Jan 2025
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Skip Atwater, welcome to the show. Thank you very much. I have heard a lot about you from several of the previous guests. I've read about you. I've seen documentaries about you. You're a hard man to reach. Been trying to make contact for quite a while, and Joe and Scooter finally... They were the ones that made the connection. So I just want to say thank you to Joe and Scooter.
I'm glad to be here. It's an honor to have you here. But everybody gets an introduction here, so we'll knock that out first. Frederick Holmes, Skip Atwater. You were a counter-spy during the Cold War era where you used your natural psychic aptitude as a U.S. Army counterintelligence special agent.
You played a key role in the remote viewing intelligence program now known to the world by the code name Stargate. For 10 years, you were the operations and training officer of this secret remote viewing program.
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