Every classified file
decoded. Daily.

“Subjects accurately described locations 1,000+ miles away with no physical access…”

The official 1995 American Institutes for Research evaluation of the CIA's 24-year, $20M psychic-spying program — including verified hits on Soviet sites, missing aircraft, and hostages.

“Out-of-body states were studied as a viable intelligence-gathering method by the U.S. Army…”

Companion briefing to the Gateway Process: how out-of-body experiences were studied by U.S. Army Intelligence at the Monroe Institute as a potential intelligence-gathering tool.

“Consciousness can perceive reality as a hologram, allowing access to time itself…”

Lt. Col. Wayne McDonnell's 29-page CIA analysis of the Monroe Institute's Hemi-Sync technology and its implications for consciousness, time, and reality itself.

“More than 400 American journalists secretly carried out assignments for the CIA…”

Internal CIA documents and Church Committee findings on the agency's recruitment of 400+ American journalists as covert intelligence assets shaping domestic news coverage.

“A $800M ship disguised as deep-sea mining quietly lifted a Soviet nuclear sub…”

The CIA's $800M covert mission to raise a sunken Soviet nuclear submarine from 16,500ft of ocean using a Howard Hughes-fronted ship disguised as a manganese mining vessel.

“$20 million was spent surgically wiring a cat to spy on the Soviets…”

The CIA's $20M attempt to surgically implant microphones, antennae and batteries inside live cats to eavesdrop on Soviet diplomats. Killed by a taxi on first mission.

“An explosion 1,000× Hiroshima flattened 2,000 km² of forest — with no crater…”

Declassified CIA assessment of the 1908 Tunguska explosion — equivalent to 1,000 Hiroshima bombs, flattening 2,000 km² of Siberian forest with no impact crater. The agency could not rule out non-terrestrial origin.

“We could blow up a U.S. ship in Guantánamo Bay and blame Cuba…”

A Joint Chiefs of Staff memo proposing the U.S. government stage attacks against its own citizens and military to justify a war with Cuba. Signed by all five members. Rejected by Kennedy.

“Successful inducement of paranoid hallucinations in 87% of test subjects…”

One of 149 MK-Ultra subprojects: the CIA's covert programme to develop chemical, biological and electromagnetic methods of controlling human behaviour without consent.