Podcast Summary: Nephilim Death Squad – Episode 157: Stargate Secrets w/ Ryder Lee
Introduction
In Episode 157 of Nephilim Death Squad, hosts Top Lobsta Productions and David Lee Corbo welcome returning guest Ryder Lee. The episode delves deep into the clandestine world of remote viewing and psychic research within government programs, particularly focusing on the infamous Stargate Project. Throughout the conversation, Ryder Lee shares insights from official documents, personal experiences, and discussions with former program participants, shedding light on the intricate and often obscured history of psychoenergetic research.
1. The Origins of Remote Viewing and MK Ultra
Ryder Lee begins by tracing the roots of remote viewing back to the MK Ultra program, revealing that over half of the MK Ultra documents were destroyed, leaving only 149 known subprojects. He explains that five of these subprojects were dedicated to psychic research, exploring phenomena such as intuition, remote viewing, and telekinesis.
"I was studying the MK Ultra documents just like you guys were, and I realized that there were several sub projects of MK Ultra dedicated to psychic research."
[04:30] Ryder Lee
Ryder connects these MK Ultra remnants to the Stargate remote viewing program, highlighting the continuity and possible evolution of psychic research within government agencies.
2. Differentiating Between Stargate and Other Programs
A significant portion of the discussion clarifies the distinction between the Stargate program and similar initiatives like the Gateway program initiated by Robert Monroe. Ryder emphasizes that confusion often arises due to overlapping names and similar objectives, but underscores that they are fundamentally separate entities.
"It's way smaller. And that's another issue and another problem because so many people claim to be a part of the Stargate program right when they're not and they never were."
[04:30] David Lee Corbo
He further explains the Gateway program's focus on inducing out-of-body experiences through audio frequencies, contrasting it with Stargate's intelligence-oriented remote viewing.
3. Remote Viewing Procedures and Key Figures
Ryder Lee provides an insider perspective on how remote viewing was conducted within these programs. He details the roles of key individuals like Ingo Swann and Pat Price, and explains the structured process of target assignment and information extraction.
"A lot of the military services at one point in time or another has been involved in psychoenergetics... they would give tasking to Army Intelligence in the diagnosis."
[32:27] Ryder Lee
He describes the rigorous training involved, noting that remote viewers used sketches and detailed notes to capture the information they perceived, ensuring accuracy and reducing reliance on memory.
4. Case Studies and Notable Achievements
One of the standout moments in the episode is Ryder's recounting of a successful remote viewing session where a downed Navy aircraft was located accurately within 15 miles of its actual location. This case exemplifies the potential effectiveness of remote viewing when conducted under controlled conditions.
"In 1978, a remote viewer located the missing aircraft within 15 miles of where it was downed."
[82:04] Ryder Lee
Ryder also references Jimmy Carter's acknowledgment of psychic contributions to intelligence work, highlighting high-level endorsement and utilization of remote viewing.
5. Program Evolution, Funding, and Naming Conventions
The conversation navigates the complex evolution of remote viewing programs, detailing name changes and shifts in funding sources. Programs like Gondola Wish, Grill Flame, and Center Lane are discussed, illustrating how these initiatives were often rebranded to maintain secrecy and secure ongoing funding.
"They just named it Stargate. It became like straight super popular... and it's impossible for Del Graph was just talking about this program when all these TV shows and all these, all the stuff was coming out."
[105:42] Ryder Lee
Ryder theorizes that the continuous renaming and restructuring were strategic moves to obscure the programs' true purposes and maintain plausible deniability.
6. Implications for Intelligence and National Security
Ryder Lee raises critical questions about the implications of remote viewing on national security. He contemplates the possibility that hostile nations could harness similar psychic capabilities, potentially compromising classified information without physical intrusion.
"If someone can get access to top secret military information, like classified information with their minds, then could our enemies do that exact same thing?"
[64:14] Ryder Lee
This segment underscores the profound impact and potential risks associated with remote viewing technologies in the realm of espionage and intelligence gathering.
7. Current State and Legacy of Remote Viewing Programs
Towards the episode's conclusion, Ryder discusses the termination of the Stargate program in 1995, despite its documented successes. He speculates that the shutdown may be due to the program's expansion into more nefarious applications beyond intelligence collection, hinting at undisclosed government interests.
"I think that they shut it down because they already had... they were going to start up a new program. They found a different application for the remote viewing. It's not just collecting intelligence data anymore, something way more nefarious."
[105:29] Ryder Lee
He also touches upon the enduring legacy of these programs, noting that former remote viewers continue to train others and maintain connections with government entities.
Concluding Remarks
As the episode wraps up, the hosts encourage listeners to explore Ryder Lee's upcoming documentary and further research into the Stargate program. They emphasize the importance of understanding the historical context and documented evidence surrounding remote viewing, advocating for greater transparency and acknowledgment of psychoenergetic research's role in national security.
"Pick it up wherever you'd like. Ryder."
[35:21] David Lee Corbo
The conversation leaves listeners with a sense of intrigue and a call to delve deeper into the enigmatic world of government-sponsored psychic research.
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
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"We are being hypnotized by people like this. News readers, politicians, teachers, lecturers."
[01:34] Ryder Lee -
"It's a very strenuous, sophisticated process. Like you have to have people that assign the target and the person that is assigning the target cannot. They have to be essentially be trained to assign the target."
[06:27] Ryder Lee -
"The remote viewer is blind to the target. That's where the person that is assigning the target comes in."
[25:38] Ryder Lee -
"A lot of them are not bad kids... they're freaking hit with all this like mind control programming."
[57:09] Ryder Lee -
"So if there's, there's a Russian equivalent of Project Paperclip, the secret Soviet operation... they took more German scientists than we did."
[73:11] Ryder Lee
These quotes encapsulate the depth of the discussion, highlighting the systemic nature of remote viewing programs and their far-reaching implications.
Accessing Further Content
For those intrigued by this episode's revelations, Ryder Lee's work can be explored through his YouTube channel "Raised by Giants," where he continues to investigate and document the hidden facets of government psychic research.
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This summary encapsulates the key discussions, insights, and conclusions from Episode 157 of Nephilim Death Squad, providing a comprehensive overview for listeners and newcomers alike.