Dr. Steven Greer

So the head of Army intelligence knew I understood all this. And I guess they had had people seeing what we were doing and that we had successfully made contact with these objects. Famously, the first one that was publicly known and published was in Pensacola, where we had 60 people out and we were using this technology to make contact. And then four of these craft pop into the sky.

One of them ended up on the front page of the Pensacola paper. So it was then that these guys surfaced, General Stubblebine and some other people. So I think the the value I don't think I'm important in this at all.

One of them ended up on the front page of the Pensacola paper. So it was then that these guys surfaced, General Stubblebine and some other people. So I think the the value I don't think I'm important in this at all.

Well, he was representing a group that had that access.

Well, he was representing a group that had that access.

They knew none of that amount would have mattered. They thought if it was large enough and had real power behind it because they had money. from the collapse of the Soviet Union out of Eastern Europe that they had confiscated through these black programs and rather criminal tentacles that they were operating. Later, he left all that behind.

They knew none of that amount would have mattered. They thought if it was large enough and had real power behind it because they had money. from the collapse of the Soviet Union out of Eastern Europe that they had confiscated through these black programs and rather criminal tentacles that they were operating. Later, he left all that behind.

So I'm talking early 90s here, not what he did in the 2000s. But they had the ability to do that, and I think they thought I would be more trouble

So I'm talking early 90s here, not what he did in the 2000s. But they had the ability to do that, and I think they thought I would be more trouble

then then they wanted to risk and i think they really wanted to get people involved in their projects that they could control because money controls people and this is why i've always rejected offers of money or position or power and do to this day but that's not often done and i i guess they had a reading on who i was as a soul or a person that it would have to be a big number to move me and um

then then they wanted to risk and i think they really wanted to get people involved in their projects that they could control because money controls people and this is why i've always rejected offers of money or position or power and do to this day but that's not often done and i i guess they had a reading on who i was as a soul or a person that it would have to be a big number to move me and um

Though I must say, when he went behind my back to my wife, my wife thought he was so nice. And I said, yeah, devil speak with forked tongue, you know, because of my grandmother's Cherokee.

Though I must say, when he went behind my back to my wife, my wife thought he was so nice. And I said, yeah, devil speak with forked tongue, you know, because of my grandmother's Cherokee.

Yes.

Yes.

Well, he just has a lot of flattery, the usual things that con artists and people like that do.

Well, he just has a lot of flattery, the usual things that con artists and people like that do.

Well, on this, certainly. I mean, but he was an operator. He was someone who was operating with a number of other people who are still around today, some of them. working that issue, trying to divert people who could be a little bit too much trouble.

Well, on this, certainly. I mean, but he was an operator. He was someone who was operating with a number of other people who are still around today, some of them. working that issue, trying to divert people who could be a little bit too much trouble.

You know, as Gordon Creighton said, you know, who used to publish Flying Salsa Review that, you know, Prince Philip and Prince Charles would get, you know, he told me when we interviewed him at his cottage in England, he says, people who are a little too much trouble, we just kind of erase them, you know, and get rid of them.