A man walks into a diner in Colorado. Three strangers are already waiting for him. They are tall. Blond. Blue-eyed. They say they are not from here — not from this country, not from this planet. They say they are living quietly in small mountain towns, passing as Scandinavian. They say they have built families here, had children, had grandchildren. And those grandchildren have no idea what they are.
They came to this man because they needed his help. The CIA, they said, was hunting them. And this man — a retired Army intelligence operative who had spent years as a psychic spy for the United States government — believed every word they said.
That man is Lyn Buchanan. And the story he told next is why you’re here.
In May 2026, a philosopher named Jason Reza Jorjani went on a podcast called American Alchemy and dropped a claim that went viral within 48 hours. He said Buchanan had told him that a former CIA analyst — a man named Christopher “Kit” Green, who had been deeply embedded in the agency’s remote viewing program in the 1970s — had allegedly engineered a backdoor into two consumer DNA databases. Not a government database. Not a military database. 23andMe and Ancestry.com. The sites where you spit in a tube and mail it off to find out you’re 14% Irish.
The purpose, according to the claim, was to screen users for a specific “genetic variance” linked to nonhuman beings.
Now, the government denies it. The companies deny it. And I want to be honest with you — this is an unverified claim from a secondhand source. But here’s why I’m not dismissing it. Here’s why this story deserves a serious look.
Because in March 2025, 23andMe went bankrupt. The company that holds the DNA of over 15 million Americans filed for Chapter 11. Their CEO resigned. And suddenly, the most intimate data in existence — your genetic code — was sitting in a federal bankruptcy court, up for auction to the highest bidder.
Thirty states sued to stop the sale. Nearly two million customers rushed to delete their data. A federal judge called the prospect of selling people’s DNA to the highest bidder “a scary proposition.” Regeneron Pharmaceuticals won the initial auction for $256 million, but the states kept fighting. Eventually, 23andMe’s own co-founder bought the database back through a nonprofit for $305 million.
But think about that window. From the bankruptcy filing to the final sale. Months of uncertainty. Months where the legal ownership of 15 million people’s genetic data was genuinely unclear. If you were a government agency that wanted access to that data — and you wanted it quietly — that was your moment.
And right in the middle of that chaos, Lyn Buchanan’s claim surfaces.
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Here’s what I want to do today. I want to show you who Lyn Buchanan actually is. I want to show you the program he came from. I want to show you the actual, declassified documents from that program — documents that are sitting on the CIA’s own website right now, available to anyone who wants to read them.
And then I want to ask the question the CIA never wanted to answer.
When the remote viewers they trained projected their minds into the void — when they sent their consciousness to Jupiter, to the Moon, to Mars, to the location of the Ark of the Covenant — what exactly was looking back at them?
Because I don’t think they were accessing a psychic gift. I think they were opening a door. And the entities they found on the other side of that door are the same beings the government is now preparing to introduce to the world as “extraterrestrials.”
THE PROGRAM
To understand how serious this was, you have to understand how it started.
April 1972. A Columbia-trained physicist named Russell Targ walks into a meeting with the CIA’s Office of Scientific Intelligence — the branch that monitored nuclear weapons and biological warfare during the Cold War. He has a warning. The Soviets, he says, are not just building bigger missiles. They are experimenting with psychic phenomena. There are reports of a woman in Leningrad who can tear apart a dismembered frog’s heart with her mind. Soviet laboratories are attempting to control the minds of remote humans and animals. The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is so alarmed, they have written a report warning that Russian psychic spies could eventually launch nuclear warheads through psychokinesis alone.
The CIA’s response was not to laugh. Their response was to ask: how much would it cost to find out if we could do it too?
The answer was $874. That is the initial funding figure. Less than a thousand dollars to launch what would become a 23-year, multi-million dollar classified intelligence program.
Targ and his colleague, physicist Harold Puthoff, set up their experiments at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California. The protocol was simple and strict. A “viewer” would be placed in a room, isolated from all outside information. They would be given a sealed envelope. Inside the envelope was a target — sometimes a set of geographic coordinates, sometimes just a description written on a 3×5 card. The viewer’s job was to describe what they saw.
No tricks. No hints. Just a sealed envelope and a blank piece of paper.
Almost immediately, the results were disturbing.
Subjects began describing classified military locations thousands of miles away with accuracy that the CIA’s own scientists couldn’t explain. One man — a middle-aged businessman named Pat Price, a high-ranking Scientologist with zero intelligence background — became what SRI researchers called their “psychic treasure.” He would close his eyes, put on a pair of glasses, and describe the interior layouts of Soviet military facilities in the Ural Mountains. He identified code words. He noted architectural details. He even pointed out what he described as an “unusually high ratio of women to men” at one facility — but only at night.
The CIA analyst monitoring Price was convinced he had found the perfect spy. A man who could gather intelligence anywhere in the world, completely invisible to the enemy.
Then, in July 1975, Pat Price died in a Las Vegas hotel room. Official cause: heart attack. He was 56 years old. He had been about to begin working directly with the CIA. The circumstances were considered suspicious by people inside the program, but nothing was ever proven. The program continued without him.
The operation moved from the CIA to the Defense Intelligence Agency and established a formal unit at Fort Meade, Maryland. It ran under a rotating series of code names — Grill Flame, Center Lane, Sun Streak, and finally Project Stargate. At its peak, it employed a small team of trained remote viewers who were tasked with real intelligence operations. Finding hostages. Locating crashed spy planes. Tracking Soviet submarines. Monitoring Scud missile movements.
This was not a research project. This was an operational intelligence unit. And it ran for twenty-three years.
THE SESSIONS
Now let’s look at what they actually found. Because this is where the story stops being about Cold War espionage and starts being about something much older and much stranger.
Session One: Jupiter, April 27, 1973
Remote Viewer Number 001 was Ingo Swann. He was born in Telluride, Colorado in 1933, claimed to have had out-of-body experiences since the age of three, and by the time he walked into the Stanford Research Institute in 1972, he had coined the term “remote viewing” himself.
On the evening of April 27, 1973, before the Pioneer 10 spacecraft had reached Jupiter, Swann was asked to remote view the planet. The document is in the CIA’s reading room right now: NSA-RDP96X00790R000100040010-3.
Swann described a gas giant with a hydrogen mantle, violent storms, a surface he couldn’t land on. And then he said something that made the scientists in the room uncomfortable. He said Jupiter had rings.
At the time, only Saturn was known to have rings. The scientists noted Swann’s claim and moved on. Six years later, in 1979, Voyager 1 flew past Jupiter and confirmed it: Jupiter has a ring system. Swann had described it before NASA discovered it.
That is the version of this story that gets told in the mainstream. The rings. The Jupiter prediction. The clean, verifiable, scientifically interesting result.
But Swann didn’t stop at Jupiter.
In his 1998 book, “Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy,” Swann described being recruited in 1975 by a secret agency — not the CIA — to remote view specific sites on the Moon. He described massive artificial structures on the lunar surface. He described what appeared to be mining operations. And then he described the inhabitants.
They were tall. Humanoid. And they became aware of him.
Swann wrote that while he was viewing them, he felt a sudden shift — a sense that the beings he was observing had turned their attention toward him. They knew he was there. He described the experience as deeply disturbing and said he pulled back immediately.
This is the detail that matters. The entities were not passive. They were not unaware. They were watching him back.
Session Two: The Typhoon Submarine, 1979
Joe McMoneagle was Remote Viewer Number 1 for the Army’s unit at Fort Meade. He had served in Vietnam, survived a helicopter crash, and had been recruited into the program in 1978. He was, by any measure, a serious man.
In 1979, he was handed a set of coordinates pointing to a location near the White Sea in the Soviet Union. He sat down, cleared his mind, and began to describe what he saw.
He described a large warehouse, about 100 yards from the water. Inside, he said, was a submarine unlike anything he had ever seen. He described its length. He described its double-hull structure. He described slanted missile tubes — a design feature that had never been seen before. He measured it, he said, psychically. He wrote down his observations and submitted his report.
The US Navy laughed at him.
Then, in September 1980, the Soviet Union launched the Typhoon-class submarine — the largest nuclear submarine ever built. 574 feet long. 48,000 tons fully submerged. Double-hull structure. Slanted missile tubes. Exactly what McMoneagle had described.
His report was taken to the National Security Council. They had dismissed it. The submarine launched without incident.
At his retirement from the Army in 1984, Joe McMoneagle received the Legion of Merit. The citation specifically referenced his work in the remote viewing program. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is a matter of public record.
McMoneagle later said the program ended partly because of the stigma attached to it. His words: “Everybody wanted to use it, but nobody wanted to be caught dead standing next to it. There’s an automatic ridicule factor. Anybody associated with it could kiss their career goodbye.”
Session Three: Mars, May 22, 1984
This is the session that I think about the most. Because this one is not about Cold War intelligence. This one is about something else entirely.
The document is CIA-RDP96-00788R001900760001-9. It is available on the CIA’s own website. I encourage you to go read it yourself.
On May 22, 1984, a remote viewer was brought into a session. The monitor handed them a sealed envelope. Inside the envelope was a 3×5 card. It read: “The planet Mars. Time of interest approximately 1 million years B.C.”
One million years before Christ. They were asking a human being to project their consciousness one million years into the past and across 140 million miles of space.
The viewer began to describe what they saw.
A dying planet. Massive dust storms. The atmosphere failing. And structures — enormous structures. An oblique view of a pyramid. A very large road. Megalithic forms that the viewer struggled to find words for.
And then, the inhabitants.
I’m going to read the viewer’s actual words from the declassified transcript. This is not my interpretation. This is what they said:
“I just keep seeing very large people. They appear thin and tall, but they’re very large. Ah… wearing some kind of strange clothes.”
The viewer described an ancient race facing an existential catastrophe. Their environment was collapsing. They had built pyramid structures and underground warrens to shelter from savage storms. They were waiting — waiting for a group of their own people who had left on a mission to find a new home.
The viewer’s words again:
“There was a group or a party of them that went to find ah… new place to live. It’s like I’m getting all kinds of overwhelming input of the corruption of their environment. It’s failing very rapidly and this group went somewhere, like a long way to find another place to live.”
And of those who remained:
“They’re hanging on while they look or wait for something to return. They’re ancient people. They’re ah… they’re dying, it’s past their time or age… They’re very philosophic about it. They’re looking for ah… a way to survive and they just can’t.”
A tall, thin race. Ancient. Dying. Waiting for a group of their own who left to find a new world.
I want you to hold that image in your mind. We’ll come back to it.
Session Four: The Ark of the Covenant, December 5, 1988
Four years after the Mars session, under Operation Sun Streak, Remote Viewer Number 32 was given a sealed envelope with an unknown target. No coordinates. No description. Just a target.
The viewer began to describe what they perceived.
A container. Inside the container, another container. Fashioned of wood, gold, and silver. Decorated with seraphim — angels. Hidden underground in a Middle Eastern location, dark and wet. Surrounding buildings suggested the presence of mosque domes. Arabic-speaking men dressed in white in the area.
The viewer described the object’s purpose: “To bring a people together. It has something to do with ceremony, memory, homage, the resurrection.”
And then they described what was protecting it.
I’m reading directly from the declassified document now. Document CIA-RDP96-00789R001300180002-7, declassified August 8, 2000.
“The target is protected by entities and can only be opened by those who are authorized to do so — this container will not/cannot be opened until the time is deemed correct.”
And then this:
“Individuals opening the container by prying or striking are destroyed by the container’s protectors through the use of a power unknown to us.”
A power unknown to us.
The CIA sent a psychic spy to find the Ark of the Covenant. And what the viewer found was that the Ark is real, it is hidden, and it is guarded by entities wielding a power that the United States intelligence community, with all of its resources and technology, described as completely beyond their understanding.
THE PATTERN
Let me show you the thread that runs through all of these sessions. Because once you see it, you cannot unsee it.
Ingo Swann views the Moon. The beings he encounters become aware of his presence and turn their attention toward him. He withdraws.
The Mars session. An ancient race of tall, thin beings. Their world is dying. A group of them left to find a new home somewhere else. The ones who remained are waiting for them to return.
The Ark of the Covenant. Guarded by entities. A power unknown to us.
In every significant session, the remote viewers were not passively watching a screen. They were entering a space that was already occupied. And the things occupying that space were aware of them.
This is not the behavior of a planet. This is not the behavior of a historical artifact. This is the behavior of intelligent, active, spiritual entities.
The official story is that the CIA shut down Project Stargate in 1995 because the American Institutes for Research concluded it was producing no actionable intelligence. And that is technically true — that is what the report said.
But consider this. You do not fund a program for twenty-three years, run hundreds of classified sessions, give people the Legion of Merit, and task your viewers with finding the Ark of the Covenant if you think it’s a parlor trick. You do not do that if you believe the results are meaningless.
I believe the program did not end. I believe it went underground — into what the intelligence community calls unacknowledged special access programs, the programs that do not appear in any budget, that are not briefed to Congress, that simply do not officially exist. The Stargate program was already classified as a Special Access Program before it was officially terminated. That designation does not go away just because a public report says the program is closed.
And now, in 2026, one of the original Stargate viewers is claiming that the CIA has been searching consumer DNA databases for alien-human hybrid genetic markers.
Think about what that claim actually implies. It implies that the intelligence community already knows that non-human beings have been interbreeding with humans. It implies that this has been going on long enough and extensively enough that the genetic signature is detectable in a consumer DNA test. It implies that the “aliens” are not out there somewhere in the cosmos — they are here, among us, in small mountain towns in Colorado, passing as Scandinavian.
And it implies that the CIA is not trying to make first contact. They are trying to find the ones who are already here.
THE BIBLICAL REFRAME
Now I want to tell you what I actually believe is happening. Not the government’s version. Not the UFO community’s version. The biblical version.
Because the Bible has a framework for all of this. And it is the only framework that makes the entire picture make sense.
The New Age community calls what the remote viewers did “accessing higher consciousness.” The government called it “extrasensory perception.” The researchers at Stanford called it “anomalous cognition.”
But the Bible has a much older name for it. Divination.
Deuteronomy 18:10-12 is explicit. It lists consulting mediums, practicing sorcery, seeking omens, and communicating with the dead as abominations — not because these things don’t work, but because of what you are actually contacting when you do them.
The CIA did not train its viewers to access a neutral psychic frequency. They trained them to project their consciousness out of their bodies and into the spiritual realm. And the spiritual realm is not empty. It is populated. And the inhabitants are not benevolent.
Ephesians 6:12 says: “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”
Principalities. Powers. Rulers of darkness. This is Paul describing a hierarchy of intelligent, organized, malevolent spiritual beings who operate in the unseen realm — the exact realm the CIA was training people to enter.
When Ingo Swann viewed the Moon and the beings turned to look at him, he was not encountering extraterrestrials. He was encountering principalities that became aware of a human consciousness entering their domain.
When the viewer described the tall, thin beings on Mars waiting for their people to return, they were not viewing a historical record of an ancient alien civilization. They were receiving a carefully constructed deception — a narrative fed to them by spiritual entities whose entire purpose is to deceive. The “ancient race that seeded humanity” story is not new. It is one of the oldest lies in the enemy’s playbook. It is the lie that says humanity was created by beings other than God. It is the lie that will be used to explain away the Rapture, to introduce the Antichrist, and to unite the world under a false spiritual authority.
When Remote Viewer Number 32 described the Ark of the Covenant and the entities guarding it with “a power unknown to us,” they were seeing something real. The Ark is real. The power is real. But the entities guarding it are not neutral custodians. They are the same spiritual forces that have always surrounded the most powerful objects in the biblical narrative.
And the alien DNA claim? Genesis 6. The Nephilim. The sons of God taking the daughters of men. The mixing of human and non-human bloodlines. This is not a new story. It is the oldest story in the enemy’s arsenal, and it is being repackaged for a scientific age. Instead of “fallen angels interbreeding with humans,” we now have “genetic variance linked to nonhuman beings detectable in a 23andMe test.”
Same story. New language.
The CIA spent millions of dollars and twenty-three years trying to weaponize the demonic realm. They thought they could control it. They thought they could use it to spy on the Russians, to find the Ark of the Covenant, to understand what ancient Mars looked like. They were wrong. You cannot control the demonic. You can only open a door and invite it in.
And I believe that is exactly what they did.
The entities they contacted in those sessions are the same entities driving the current UFO disclosure movement. They are the same entities behind the “alien abduction” phenomenon, the same entities behind the channeling movement, the same entities presenting themselves as the Nordics in a Colorado diner. They are preparing the world for a grand deception — a narrative that humanity was seeded by alien creators, that we have their DNA in our bloodlines, and that these beings are returning to guide us into the next stage of our evolution.
Do not fall for it.
The spiritual war is real. It has been real since Genesis. And the government — whether they know it or not — has been one of its most active participants for the last fifty years.