Corrections to Gus Russo's Article "The Real X-Files"

I found a few minor errors in Gus Russo's new article about "The Real X-Files."

"Stargate was the name of a remote viewing project founded by the DIA in 1972, then later transferred to CIA."

The "STAR GATE" collection of declassified files was sourced from numerous programs, beginning with covert CIA-funded research at Stanford Research Institute in the early to mid-1970's. The DIA inherited one operational program in 1985. The STAR GATE files were transferred to CIA under Congressional Mandate in the mid-1990's, and the program was terminated following a final review.

SRI subjects were studied by the CIA, without their knowledge:

http://www.starstreamresearch.com/sri_international.htm

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A declassified document featuring an official review of the various Department of Defense elements involved is availalbe at the Starstream Research website:

http://www.starstreamresearch.com/stargate.htm

Click the center of each page to advance to the next page in the document.

Mr. Russo also refers to the "Directorate of National Intelligence." This should have been the "Office of the Director of National Intelligence," known by the three-letter designation DNI.

Gordon Novel was incorrectly associated with Project Camelot. Project Camelot released a video interview with Mr. Novel:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8497192163273725900&q=gordon+novel