Dr. Steven Greer

So, yeah, the power of the presidency is amazing. But if you're not going to use it for something like this, then what are you going to use it for, right? So I think at a certain point this is my frustration with this, having been in the trenches doing this as a president. trying to make some sense out of this for 35 years. I started my project in 1990 when I was 34. I'm 69 now.

So, yeah, the power of the presidency is amazing. But if you're not going to use it for something like this, then what are you going to use it for, right? So I think at a certain point this is my frustration with this, having been in the trenches doing this as a president. trying to make some sense out of this for 35 years. I started my project in 1990 when I was 34. I'm 69 now.

So you get into this question of, well, will it be another 80 years before this comes out in any effective way? We're going to sit on our hands? Well, if not now, when? And if not this president, who? And if not the Congress, who else? I mean, you're going to let Russia or China take the lead on this?

So you get into this question of, well, will it be another 80 years before this comes out in any effective way? We're going to sit on our hands? Well, if not now, when? And if not this president, who? And if not the Congress, who else? I mean, you're going to let Russia or China take the lead on this?

Well, we better. Here's a punchline. I hate to interrupt you. I have three separate people who don't know each other that are in comm centers, communication centers, where somehow they have intercepted traffic communications, non-human intelligence craft, where because at the rate at which we have reverse engineered ET technology,

Well, we better. Here's a punchline. I hate to interrupt you. I have three separate people who don't know each other that are in comm centers, communication centers, where somehow they have intercepted traffic communications, non-human intelligence craft, where because at the rate at which we have reverse engineered ET technology,

and now have turned it into weapon systems against them, there's a red line that we're going to cross. And in other words, if we don't fix this problem, there are forces out in space way more powerful than anything, and certainly more powerful than the president. And am I saying this as a warning? I am.

and now have turned it into weapon systems against them, there's a red line that we're going to cross. And in other words, if we don't fix this problem, there are forces out in space way more powerful than anything, and certainly more powerful than the president. And am I saying this as a warning? I am.

Because I know for a fact that we have crossed that red line, and we are using technologies that are extraordinary against these people. And at what point? Now, they're not hostile, but they're also not going to let humans, who are a bunch of psychopaths and sociopaths who run these programs, and they are. just run amok out in space and be a threat to assets that are not human.

Because I know for a fact that we have crossed that red line, and we are using technologies that are extraordinary against these people. And at what point? Now, they're not hostile, but they're also not going to let humans, who are a bunch of psychopaths and sociopaths who run these programs, and they are. just run amok out in space and be a threat to assets that are not human.

So we have this very egocentric view of humans, like we're just the be-all and end-all, like Mr. Burchett was saying, Congressman Burchett. It's a big universe. And we're going to have to learn to live together in peace on the planet, but also in space.

So we have this very egocentric view of humans, like we're just the be-all and end-all, like Mr. Burchett was saying, Congressman Burchett. It's a big universe. And we're going to have to learn to live together in peace on the planet, but also in space.

Because when you cross the nuclear threshold, and that's what we've done with these technologies, you're talking about systems when they're weaponized. that are much more destructive than a thermonuclear weapon. And those are in the hands of the worst possible people. They are not under the control of we the people and our representatives or the president or Congress.

Because when you cross the nuclear threshold, and that's what we've done with these technologies, you're talking about systems when they're weaponized. that are much more destructive than a thermonuclear weapon. And those are in the hands of the worst possible people. They are not under the control of we the people and our representatives or the president or Congress.

So anyone who thinks it is are very badly mistaken.

So anyone who thinks it is are very badly mistaken.

Oh, well, I've always known that both stories are incorrect. All right. So this is the master of how these counterintelligence games are played. So my uncle worked for Northrop Grumman his whole life and was on the team that designed that lunar module that landed. And he had no knowledge of this kind of skullduggery. He was an aerospace engineer and a project manager.

Oh, well, I've always known that both stories are incorrect. All right. So this is the master of how these counterintelligence games are played. So my uncle worked for Northrop Grumman his whole life and was on the team that designed that lunar module that landed. And he had no knowledge of this kind of skullduggery. He was an aerospace engineer and a project manager.

It was Grumman, it became Northrop Grumman. But I got to know a number of astronauts, Apollo astronauts. What's more important, and this sets the stage for this, Pat, is that if you go to our whistleblower collection, and it's in here, some of it, but on our website it's the full interview, a man named Carl Wolf, very credible man.

It was Grumman, it became Northrop Grumman. But I got to know a number of astronauts, Apollo astronauts. What's more important, and this sets the stage for this, Pat, is that if you go to our whistleblower collection, and it's in here, some of it, but on our website it's the full interview, a man named Carl Wolf, very credible man.