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16PSI SpiesAlso, in all the coverage of RV in the major media, it wasnever pointed out that this psychic program had been fundedfor more than quarter of a century under four separate administrations,half Republican and half Democrat, indicatingthat someone felt the government was getting its money’sworth.In 1996, Morehouse’s own book, Psychic Warrior, waspublished by St. Martin’s Press and was well received byreaders. But the book’s revelations incurred the lasting animosityof the military authorities who were already angeredby Morehouse’s whistle-blowing on other secret operations.This animosity spread to Morehouse’s former comrades-inarms,causing deep divisions between the former militaryremote viewers.Morehouse suffered greatly for his part in exposing theRV story. Charged with taking a typewriter without permissionand adultery with another soldier’s wife (they both wereseparated at the time), Morehouse was ordered before a courtmartial and was later admitted to a psychiatric ward withinWalter Reed Army Medical Center. On the occasions when Ivisited him there, he was so heavily drugged that he couldbarely lift his head.Charges were quietly dropped after Morehouse agreedto resign his commission and accept a less-than-honorabledischarge from the Army, thus losing all benefits, not to mentionthe damage to his credibility.On the other hand, Dames, who had initiated the exposureof the Psi Spies, suffered no retaliation and, in fact, maintainedcontrol over the private company that he and Morehouse hadcreated (PSI TECH). He soon devoted himself to teaching RV.