Montauk Project

As Montauk Project are, according to a popular conspiracy theory a series of alleged secret attempts of the U.S. government designates that should have been carried out at the military airfield Camp Hero in Montauk on Long Iceland.

The conspiracy theory began in the 1992 published book The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time by Preston Nichols. He claimed that had been tried in the 1970s and 1980s by a radar facility in the ( closed, according to the U.S. Air Force 1981) Camp Hero to influence the minds of millions of Americans, even remotely. Nichols published several volumes continuation, which constituted the alleged secret program the U.S. government as always extensive and branched and also brought to the Philadelphia Experiment in conjunction. The books reached a total circulation of over 100,000 copies. Many alleged victims of the experiments reported to books of other authors published on the subject, and in the Internet there are a lot of websites that deal with the issue.

Few assertions that prepares Nichols in his books on this subject can be, prove yourself.

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