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A Fort Meade-trained Army intelligence veteran of the CIA and NSA remote-viewing programs — a primary source, Kiriakou says, not a TV psychic.
Lynn Buchanan is described by John Kiriakou as having signed non-disclosure agreements with the NSA and CIA, along with others, in connection with remote-viewing projects.[1]
Kiriakou identifies Buchanan and Paul H. Smith as Fort Meade-trained Army intelligence veterans who worked on the operational remote-viewing program under strict scientific protocols, with General Albert Stubblebine serving as a direct overseer. Kiriakou contrasts them with “television psychics,” describing them instead as primary sources with documented operational and military records who signed non-disclosure agreements with the NSA.[2]
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
