Psi Wars. West and East

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

What is told in a solid - 500 pages - tome may seem incredible. Society continues to divide into skeptics, confident that there is no parapsychology in nature, and fans of the supernatural abilities of some people. But the secret services of many countries of the world have always taken psychics seriously and involved them in their work.

And on the pages of one book, it was possible to bring together unique specialists who once existed on different sides of the barricades and did not know about each other's existence. However, in our country, psychics in uniform, who worked for different departments, never crossed paths either in service or in ordinary life.

The authors of the book, which is called "Psi Wars. West and East", include Viktor Rubel, Alexei Savin and Boris Ratnikov.

Victor Rubel is a talented physicist, mathematician and doctor of humanitarian sciences. He has Russian citizenship, but he has been successfully working in the United States for a long time. In fact, it was he who managed to organize common work on a truly fundamental work.

Alexey Savin - Lieutenant General, Doctor of Technical and Philosophical Sciences. Former chief of military unit 10003, where he was engaged in combat extrasensory perception in the interests of the Armed Forces, first of the Soviet Union, and then of Russia.

Boris Ratnikov - Major General, career counterintelligence officer. He was the deputy head of the FSO, headed the parapsychological department in the security system of senior government officials.

5 more amazing people became real co-authors, whose memories of their work are some of the most vivid in the book. These are the Americans: Dr. Edwin Charles May - the former director of the psychic intelligence program of the US government "Stargate" and Joseph McMoneagle, who was considered the most effective psychic and received the title "Agent-001".

And our compatriots. Major General Nikolai Sham, who oversaw the KGB, including combat extrasensory perception, Interior Ministry Colonel Vyacheslav Zvonnikov, who headed the training and operational work of psychics in the internal affairs bodies, and General Staff Colonel Viktor Melentyev, who dealt with psychophysical safety issues.

All of them, to one degree or another, participated in the "psi-wars". What it is? This is when a person with extrasensory, that is, supersensitive, abilities predicts the development of events that are important for the defense of the state, or tries to penetrate the secrets of hostile states through time and space.

Parapsychology can be viewed in different ways. And psychics in uniform generally look out of the ordinary. Meanwhile, both the special services and the armed forces use the extraordinary abilities of people quite actively, although they do not advertise this in any way.

Many have seen the American science fiction film "Stargate", but few know that in the United States for a long time there was a secret scientific project with the same name, funded by the CIA and military intelligence. Its leader for 10 years was Dr. Edwin May. The project participants recruited to work in their interests those who possessed the gift of clairvoyance, or farsightedness, as this phenomenon is called in the United States. They were used to search for dangerous criminals associated with extremist groups and missing people, including those kidnapped by terrorists. The team assembled within the framework of the project was very competent, it even included Nobel Prize winners. This speaks to how seriously overseas were taken to what many consider quackery.

There is just one example of the successful work of the Stargate team. Here is how Edwin May himself told the RG correspondent:

"In 1979, one of the visionaries" saw "the outlines of an unusual submarine, which was being built in the USSR, in Severodvinsk. The submarine was striking in its size and unusual design, it looked like a catamaran. A secret report was drawn up. But neither the CIA nor the intelligence agency The US Department of Defense, which was the initiator of the Stargate project, did not believe the psychics. However, they continued to insist that the USSR was preparing to launch the world's largest nuclear submarine. The exact date of the launch was even named. the head of the military intelligence department, Robert Gates, said with indignation that such a submarine simply could not exist.

Only one person listened to the statements of visionaries - naval intelligence officer Jake Stewart. He had the authority and gave the command to change the orbit of one of the satellites so that it flew over Severodvinsk at the time indicated by us. In the USSR, they did not know about this, and in full confidence that there were no other people's satellites from above, they took the "Akula" into the channel from the factory building. American intelligence officers managed to get pictures that were considered sensational."

In our country, full-time psychics were and are in all power structures. A particularly interesting and large unit was the secret unit 10003 at the General Staff, first of the Soviet, and then of the Russian army. It was formed at the direction of the Chief of the General Staff, General of the Army Mikhail Moiseyev.

The staff includes the most talented military specialists with large-scale and extraordinary thinking. It is interesting that the almost mystical and "pseudoscientific" parapsychology, with which it all began, did not occupy the main part in the topics that the personnel of military unit 10003 were engaged in. Today we can say that in Soviet times they worked against NATO. There were truly fantastic battles between our and American psychics. New types of battles in the United States were called "psi-wars".

Later, military unit 10003 actively participated in anti-terrorist operations in the North Caucasus. Its staff helped in planning many military operations and in the search for disguised militant bases. By the way, a lot of bloodshed could have been avoided. Psychics in uniform identified and brought to the highest authorities how to extinguish a ripening conflict in the bud. A plan was proposed to get out of the incipient crisis. Alas, the Supreme Commander-in-Chief ignored their recommendations. And here psychics were powerless.

All this and much more is described in the book in sufficient detail.

Among the co-authors of the book, which it would not be an exaggeration to call a scientific work, is Valery Kustov - a psychic, a healer. He has neither scientific nor high military ranks, but it was emphasized that it was he who "provided energy and information support for this project."

The most outstanding psychics in the world worked on the book "Psi-Wars". But the memories of various extraordinary people did not add up to a single whole for a very long time. For several years it was not possible to find the format in which the memories of American and Russian intelligence officers, officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and generals of the KGB would be organically linked. Among the Russian participants in the project, the idea somehow ripened by itself to involve Valery Valentinovich Kustov in the work. They all knew him perfectly. And he was not in the project initially for one reason - he was never listed in the state of the special services. The book was conceived as a story about the work of special units of the KGB, the CIA, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the ministries of defense of our country and the United States.

Nevertheless, when a modest civilian psychic was invited to the company of generals and colonels, the matter immediately got off the ground, very soon the book was formed and prepared for publication. Somehow, the new co-author managed to get an interesting but deadlocked project out of the stalemate.

So who are you, Dr. Kustov?

And he really is a doctor, a physician, although he has a first technical education. He received his secondary medical education later. Has official permission to practice medicine.

Born in Nalchik on the main Soviet holiday on November 7, 1949 in a purely Soviet family. Mom, the teacher, was from an ancient family, they say, even a royal, and dad was a simple Russian chauffeur. He was born not very strong. I was sick a lot. At the age of two, due to the mistake of a nurse who administered the wrong drug, … he died. He came out of clinical death by a miracle, and then everything began to take shape in a miraculous way. Perhaps his child's soul for a short time left for another world in one capacity, and returned in another.

The KGB's attention was drawn by accident. He studied at one of the North Caucasian universities. And I couldn't concentrate on passing the next exam. The teacher harshly asked: why are you, a young man - a successful student, behaving somehow inadequately? Valery replied: I am looking at you, a civilian, but I see an officer in the uniform of a major in front of me. The teacher silently took the student's record, put the mark and escorted the student out of the classroom, where they, fortunately both, were alone.

The very next day after V. V. set up outdoor surveillance. We recorded all contacts, listened to conversations, read letters.

Many years later, he learned that the teacher, who heard the student's "delirium", almost stopped heart. The fact is that he really was an undercover KGB officer - even those close to him did not know who he really was. The day before he was given the next rank - major, and the secret officer was obliged to take a picture in an officer's uniform with new shoulder straps for his personal file. Only a few knew about it. And then some student actually reveals it. There was something to be alarmed from.

The KGB then enlightened the student like an X-ray. They did not find anything defamatory and gradually began to involve them in solving "unsolvable" problems. And he did it successfully. So successful that in 1982 the KGB sent him for a medical examination to establish the nature of his extraordinary abilities. Kustov was checked for several months. The luminaries of official medicine were shocked by the real capabilities of this person, but they could not explain them scientifically. But specifically for the KGB they gave a certificate that Valery Valentinovich is a real psychic, not a charlatan. It says: "The new principles of diagnosis and treatment applied by V. V. Kustov have been verified and give coincidence with traditional methods, and in some cases they illuminate the picture of the disease in more detail."

Indeed, Valery Valentinovich helped many people get rid of diseases, which could not be cured by traditional methods adopted in medical practice. But besides this, he had and remained the ability to somehow see the essence of the hidden events. And even manage their development.

With the help of Kustov, a whole sabotage network was revealed at one of the factories where the most important elements of nuclear power plants were produced. Defects were introduced into finished products, which could turn into serious disasters. The secret services could not find out in any way who was doing this and, most importantly, who directed the attackers. Kustov did not name anyone by name. He just gave the direction on which to conduct the investigation. Then everything was a matter of technique. Probably someone has received high awards and promoted. Valery Valentinovich was simply thanked.

During the war in the North Caucasus, Kustov predicted a terrorist attack at one of the most important southern railway junctions. According to him, he went to the office of the head of the station, who needed some kind of medical assistance. And he "saw" how the terrorists are planting explosives in the most vulnerable place. I told the head of the station about it. He reported to the FSB. There, the information "from Kustov himself" was taken extremely seriously.

They set up surveillance at the indicated place and after a while (on the day marked by Kustov) they took the saboteurs red-handed, who were really trying to mine the switch tracks. According to the Chekists, they could not even imagine that the militants would prepare well for a terrorist attack on a section of the railroad that was quite busy in traffic. If the sabotage was successful, there could be a lot of victims.

Surprisingly, after working for many years under the supervision of an all-powerful organization, Kustov never became its full-time or freelance employee. And after 1991, Valery Valentinovich was no longer officially involved in the work. Of course, he did not refuse any help, especially if his old acquaintances, the generals, who had been in reserve for a long time, asked for it. But there was an opportunity to devote himself almost entirely to healing, which Valery Valentinovich has been doing with great pleasure for the past quarter of a century.

By the way, the psychics themselves, which are described in the book "Psi-Wars", continue to be treated by him. In particular, Major General Nikolai Sham, who headed the KGB investigation team that worked at the site of the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, received a huge dose of radiation there. So, he believes that Valery Kustov first of all saved his life, since there was a situation when the doctors just shrugged.

He also treated Dzhuna Davitashvili. The famous psychic at first reacted to a stranger with distrust. But very quickly I felt that the energy really emanated from him, which is felt by people endowed with supersensitive abilities. There is a photo of Juna before her communication with Kustov and after the sessions. Two different people.

Valery Valentinovich's relationship with the hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church is interesting. The church, in principle, does not favor psychics, believing that their abilities are from the evil one. But one of the most respected Orthodox elders, having talked with Kustov, said: "Your gift is from God, heal people."

There was also such a case. The Church of St. Lazarus was built in the Arkhangelsk region. And the creators of the temple really wanted it to contain a particle of the relics of the saint. His relics rest in Cyprus, in one of the Orthodox monasteries.

There have been several official requests from the Russian Orthodox Church. The Cypriots gently refused. Then Archbishop Tikhon of Arkhangelsk and Kholmogorsk, once again going to the island, took Kustov with him. This was agreed with the then Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II.

And, one might say, a miracle happened. An agreement was signed on the transfer of a particle of the relics of St. Lazarus to the Russian Orthodox Church.

Is it any wonder that the book about military psychics took place thanks to the "energy-informational support" of this project by a simple Russian-Ossetian healer without general's shoulder straps.