The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time

A parallel timeline that I'll be sharing with you tonight.

The Montauk Project.

A story of mind control and time travel, of a door held open to Mars, a monster pulled from a young man's mind, and two sailors who fell out of 1943 and landed here 40 years later.

Just a quick heads up.

And a special thanks to the regulars and patrons for their support.

It's comforting to know that the heating on these cold nights is powered by the very people that come here.

Now, get yourself something warm to drink, something cozy to tuck yourself beneath, and let's tell the full story of the Montauk Project.

Some locations just make sense, strategically speaking.

Coming up this Friday night, Saturday morning, will be a man whose name is Preston Nichols.

And he will take up the story where Al Bielik, Preston Nichols authored a book with Al Bielek entitled The Montauk Project.

And he will be here at 11 p.m. on Saturday morning.

Friday night, Saturday morning's program.

And I thought we would go ahead and get started.

Again, coming up this Friday night, Saturday morning, it will be Preston Nichols.

co-author of the Montauk Project.

And he'll tell us about the Montauk Project and kind of pick up where Al Bielek left off.

In 1943 came the Philadelphia experiment and the lockup with the Phoenix project, ripping a huge hole in spacetime.

The Montauk story reached a wide audience in 1992 with The Montauk Project, Experiments in Time, written by engineer Preston Nichols with Peter Moon.

Nichols said he had recovered suppressed memories of working beneath Camp Hero on experiments involving mind control and time travel.

Central to the story is the Montauk Chair, a psychic interface that, according to these accounts, let a gifted sensitive, most often said to be Duncan Cameron, open time tunnels with his mind.

In 1943 came the Philadelphia experiment and the lockup with the Phoenix project, ripping a huge hole in spacetime.

The Montauk story reached a wide audience in 1992 with The Montauk Project, Experiments in Time, written by engineer Preston Nichols with Peter Moon.

Nichols said he had recovered suppressed memories of working beneath Camp Hero on experiments involving mind control and time travel.

Central to the story is the Montauk Chair, a psychic interface that, according to these accounts, let a gifted sensitive, most often said to be Duncan Cameron, open time tunnels with his mind.

In 1943 came the Philadelphia experiment and the lockup with the Phoenix project, ripping a huge hole in space-time.

The Montauk story reached a wide audience in 1992 with The Montauk Project, Experiments in Time, written by engineer Preston Nichols with Peter Moon.

Nichols said he had recovered suppressed memories of working beneath Camp Hero on experiments involving mind control and time travel.

Central to the story is the Montauk Chair, a psychic interface that, according to these accounts, let a gifted sensitive, most often said to be Duncan Cameron, open time tunnels with his mind.

It's-- This is now the year nineteen eighty-three.

You're at Montauk, Long Island, part of the Phoenix Project, or as we call it now, the Montauk Project."

Hmm.

Well, we couldn't believe him.

They said, "We have a new assignment for you.

We're sending you out to Port Hero, Long Island.

There is a Navy base out there." And I said, "Okay." I did not know at that point that Port Hero, an Army base containing also a Navy base, was the exact location of the Montauk Project, the Phoenix Project as we called it, where in later years it became the main project which in nineteen eighty-three pulled us from the Eldridge.

So I was sent out there in, uh, nineteen forty-seven, and I was there a few hours and was told to go to a certain circle, stand there surrounded by a large number of military personnel with drawn weapons, said, "Don't move." I didn't.

In 1943 came the Philadelphia experiment and the lockup with the Phoenix project, ripping a huge hole in spacetime.

The Montauk story reached a wide audience in 1992 with The Montauk Project, Experiments in Time, written by engineer Preston Nichols with Peter Moon.

Nichols said he had recovered suppressed memories of working beneath Camp Hero on experiments involving mind control and time travel.

Central to the story is the Montauk Chair, a psychic interface that, according to these accounts, let a gifted sensitive, most often said to be Duncan Cameron, open time tunnels with his mind.