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#428 - “UFO Lies!” - Military Paranormal Expert on Aliens, Psychics & Secrets | Sean Hazlett

Julian Dorey Daily · 29 May 2026 · 4 Egleze moments

What happened in this episode?

Julian Dorey interviews Sean Ryan, a former Army intelligence officer and creator of the YouTube channel Through a Glass Darkly, in a wide-ranging conversation covering remote viewing, military operations, UFO phenomena, and covert government activities. Ryan, who served as a cavalry officer training U.S. forces at Fort Irwin and later studied under Defense Secretary Ash Carter at Harvard's Kennedy School, reveals he authored classified campaign plans for potential military action against Iran two decades ago, including a strategy to seize the oil-rich Khuzestan region. He discloses attending a Pentagon meeting where UN weapons inspector David Kaye advocated bombing Iran during daytime specifically to kill scientists, a recommendation Ryan connects to subsequent assassinations. The conversation shifts to remote viewing, with Ryan explaining how military viewers mapped the U.S. Embassy in Tehran during the 1979 hostage crisis and describing documented cases of operational psychic intelligence gathering. Ryan discusses his interviews with original Stargate program participants and controversial figures in the UFO disclosure community, expressing skepticism about current government disclosure efforts while suggesting they represent controlled limited hangouts. He speculates that advanced technologies may be deliberately suppressed to prevent civilizational collapse and questions whether recent UAP sightings near nuclear installations indicate non-human monitoring. The episode concludes with Ryan's theory that reality may operate through overlapping dimensions accessible via altered consciousness, and that entities throughout history—from biblical angels to modern aliens—may represent the same intelligence adapting its appearance to human cultural expectations.

What are the key points?

Ryan authored a classified military plan to seize Iran's Khuzestan region and its oil assets rather than invade the entire country, a strategy he says remains viable because it's not publicly discussed.
Pentagon official David Kaye advocated bombing Iran during daytime to maximize scientist casualties at a meeting Ryan attended, preceding actual assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists.
Military remote viewers physically mapped the U.S. Embassy in Tehran during the 1979 hostage crisis when blueprints were unavailable, providing Delta Force with critical intelligence.
White House officials admitted to Marc Andreessen they have classified entire branches of physics and mathematics to control technological development and suppress certain capabilities.
Ryan suggests current UFO disclosure efforts represent controlled limited hangouts designed to prevent catastrophic revelations while satisfying insider pressure to release information.
Remote viewer Lynn Buchanan reported an alien abduction experience that his Fort Meade team verified using double-blind protocols, lending institutional credibility to the account.
Ryan theorizes non-human intelligences may adapt their appearance to human cultural expectations, appearing as angels in biblical times and aliens in the modern era while exhibiting identical operational patterns.

Which topics are covered?

UFO & Paranormal Espionage AI & Tech Military

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UFO & Paranormal

Remote Viewer Lynn Buchanan Experienced Alien Abduction Verified by Fort Meade Team

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Lynn tells this story where he wakes up on, you know, he's seated with all these people and there's like this tall, you know, for lack of a better word, tall white. And this thing looks at him like a lion was just let loose, kind of runs out of the room, comes back, and there's this, you know, small gray, right, that tries to basically say everything's all right and hypnotize him. Lynn Buchanan is like, yeah, it'd be fantastic. He's like, well, you'll never be able to return to your family.

Lynn Buchanan, a military remote viewer, reported an abduction experience where non-human entities offered him a pilot position but said he could never return to his family. Buchanan had his team at Fort Meade remote view the event using double-blind protocols to verify whether it actually occurred, lending institutional credibility to his account.

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Espionage

Military Remote Viewers Mapped Iranian Embassy Floor Plans During Hostage Crisis

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Remote viewers physically mapped out the floor plan of the embassy, U.S. embassy, so that Delta have it. They didn't have access to that because Iranians were controlled, or had controlled the— the US government didn't have access to that because Iranians were in control. They also, I think, remote viewed the locations of some of the people that were taken, the hostages from Beirut.

During the 1979-1981 Iranian hostage crisis, military remote viewers created detailed floor plans of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran when physical blueprints were unavailable, providing critical intelligence for Delta Force rescue planning. This represents documented operational use of psychic intelligence gathering at the highest levels of national security.

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Espionage

Intelligence Community Classified Entire Branches of Physics to Suppress Technology

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Mark Andreesen was talking about AI and somebody in the White House said, we're going to declassify some of this. And Mark Andreesen's like, how are you going to classify basic— like, this is mathematics, you can't classify mathematics. And whoever he was talking to at the White House said, we absolutely can, we've classified whole areas of physics.

Ryan cited Marc Andreessen's account of White House officials admitting the government has classified entire fields of physics and mathematics to control technological development. This suggests advanced scientific knowledge exists but is deliberately withheld from public research communities, potentially explaining technological gaps between classified and civilian sectors.

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Military

Defense Official Proposed Targeting Iranian Scientists During Daytime to Maximize Casualties

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David Kaye just randomly pipes in, well, if we start bombing, we should do it during the day. And I'm, you know, I'm a former Army officer. Like, we own the night. Like, what the fuck are you talking about? So Ash Carter says, that's interesting, why would you bomb during the day? And without skipping a beat, David Kaye says, 'To kill their scientists.' Two years later, remember those motorcyclists who would roll in, put a sticky bomb in the window? That started happening.

At a 2000s-era Pentagon meeting attended by Defense officials including Ash Carter, UN weapons inspector David Kaye advocated bombing Iran during daytime specifically to kill scientists, contradicting standard military doctrine. Ryan connects this recommendation to subsequent assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists, suggesting the meeting influenced actual operations.

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