Dr. Steven Greer

I honestly don't know. And I honestly don't know if anyone in his inner circle does. But he would certainly understand about classified patents.

I honestly don't know. And I honestly don't know if anyone in his inner circle does. But he would certainly understand about classified patents.

Oh, it's a diversifies global. Number one, it's not just U.S. And it's a lot of, you know, the usual suspects. No, no.

Oh, it's a diversifies global. Number one, it's not just U.S. And it's a lot of, you know, the usual suspects. No, no.

This is the mythology. The mythology is that we have an intact government. No, the bureaucrats who are corrupt make these determinations. The president isn't reviewing patents. Now, I have a whistleblower, Dr. Thomas Fallone, who was in the patent office, a physicist.

This is the mythology. The mythology is that we have an intact government. No, the bureaucrats who are corrupt make these determinations. The president isn't reviewing patents. Now, I have a whistleblower, Dr. Thomas Fallone, who was in the patent office, a physicist.

And he witnessed perfectly good patents that would help humanity with energy and things like this being confiscated, illegally abusing the Secrecy Act. He blew the whistle on it. He can't talk about it anymore because he got a settlement from the patent office. But I have his original interview, and it's in our archive. Go to Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive, dpiarchive.com, and look up

And he witnessed perfectly good patents that would help humanity with energy and things like this being confiscated, illegally abusing the Secrecy Act. He blew the whistle on it. He can't talk about it anymore because he got a settlement from the patent office. But I have his original interview, and it's in our archive. Go to Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive, dpiarchive.com, and look up

Tom Ballone, B-A-L-L-O-N-E. And you'll see what he had to say about that. So, yeah, there's enormous opportunities. Yeah, a wonderful guy. What did he say? I did that interview at my home in 2000, so 24 years ago.

Tom Ballone, B-A-L-L-O-N-E. And you'll see what he had to say about that. So, yeah, there's enormous opportunities. Yeah, a wonderful guy. What did he say? I did that interview at my home in 2000, so 24 years ago.

Well, he told the story about what he observed and what was being confiscated. He talked about the electrogravitics and the energy and he was appalled and so he blew the whistle on it and they fired him. So because they fired him, he saw that it was an illegal abuse of those powers. So one of the problems is, remember, the oversight... People in the Congress are not told about this.

Well, he told the story about what he observed and what was being confiscated. He talked about the electrogravitics and the energy and he was appalled and so he blew the whistle on it and they fired him. So because they fired him, he saw that it was an illegal abuse of those powers. So one of the problems is, remember, the oversight... People in the Congress are not told about this.

And the presidents aren't told. So you have this, what they call the fourth branch of government, the bureaucracy, in these covert programs who are calling all the shots. They're calling the shots. They're making all these decisions without the knowledge or consent of the American people or even our representatives. So this is where, what, do you want to live in a totalitarian state?

And the presidents aren't told. So you have this, what they call the fourth branch of government, the bureaucracy, in these covert programs who are calling all the shots. They're calling the shots. They're making all these decisions without the knowledge or consent of the American people or even our representatives. So this is where, what, do you want to live in a totalitarian state?

I got news for people. On important stuff like this, it's already a totalitarian state. But on the things that we think we have some control over, it's the periphery. It's not the essential information. And so what we need to do is re-empower democracy and the presidency and the Congress with the correct information. And then the people need to then voice what they want out.

I got news for people. On important stuff like this, it's already a totalitarian state. But on the things that we think we have some control over, it's the periphery. It's not the essential information. And so what we need to do is re-empower democracy and the presidency and the Congress with the correct information. And then the people need to then voice what they want out.

So now are there going to be decisions? I 100% agree. If you go all the way back to the 90s, we recommended to President Clinton and his team that not all these technologies by any means can be left, come out all at once.

So now are there going to be decisions? I 100% agree. If you go all the way back to the 90s, we recommended to President Clinton and his team that not all these technologies by any means can be left, come out all at once.

But there have to be at beginning the process because otherwise we'll be here another 100 years sitting on a ruined planet with this as being because a bunch of money-grubbing CEOs and investors in Wall Street don't want the truth out, right? or transnational corporations. So to get this fixed is going to take some real courage.

But there have to be at beginning the process because otherwise we'll be here another 100 years sitting on a ruined planet with this as being because a bunch of money-grubbing CEOs and investors in Wall Street don't want the truth out, right? or transnational corporations. So to get this fixed is going to take some real courage.