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Greer alleges a transnational criminal organization has reverse‑engineered advanced propulsion and weaponized technologies and runs disinformation to manufacture an alien threat.
He maintains a 35‑year Disclosure Project archive of whistleblower testimony and calls for lawful investigations and secure public release of evidence.
CE‑5 (Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind) is a non‑kinetic, meditation‑based protocol Greer promotes for safe, citizen‑initiated contact with non‑human intelligence.
Greer warns about narrative manipulation and catastrophic disclosure; he advocates peaceful, managed disclosure to avoid fear‑driven militarization.
Ongoing sample analyses (metal and biological) and whistleblower protections are central to his strategy for provable, hard evidence.
He claims a transnational criminal organization controls reverse‑engineered technologies (ARVs/ATS), uses disinformation and false‑flag operations to manufacture an alien threat, and operates beyond normal oversight.
CE‑5 (Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind) is Greer's meditation‑based, non‑kinetic protocol for citizens to initiate peaceful contact with non‑human intelligence, taught via workshops and a mobile app.
He points to the Disclosure Project archive: 35 years of collected documents, terabytes of data, and testimony from over 115 whistleblowers intended to be used as provable evidence.
Greer warns of a manipulated, fear‑based 'catastrophic disclosure' that could justify a global military response; he urges managed, hopeful disclosure and legal action instead.
Greer discusses biological specimens (the Atakama humanoid) and an anomalous metal sample whose composition, dating, and unusual behavior (mass change, sublimation of water) require costly testing to validate origins.
"If you accept that disinformation narrative that we don't have anything that can move like that, humans don't a priori, you're going to reach the conclusion that everything those objects are doing and have been doing are alien."
Dr. Steven Greer argues that the government's disinformation campaigns are designed to mislead the public regarding UFOs and advanced technologies.
It is suggested that the CIA uses advanced technology to stage false alien abductions for psychological warfare, targeting marginalized communities in Brazil and Argentina.
Greer emphasizes that media corporations are intertwined with this covert system, and speaking the truth can lead to severe repercussions, including being canceled or silenced.
"Oh, we've made tremendous progress since I got involved with this in 1990... I think we're at an inflection point where it's going to get out there that we're not alone."
Since the early 1990s, significant advancements have been made concerning UFO disclosure and public awareness.
Greer notes that clarification is needed to distinguish between extraterrestrial phenomenon, human-made craft, and those from other dimensions.
He indicates there is an ongoing challenge in untangling these issues from counter-intelligence operations aimed at gaslighting the public and generating fear concerning an extraterrestrial threat.
"There is a transnational criminal organization that is running these programs that would make the mafia look like a minor law enforcement problem."
Greer reveals that a high-level investigation has identified a criminal organization that is exploiting advanced technologies related to UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters.
He discusses the potential challenges of enacting laws and reforms if proper law enforcement actions do not accompany legislative efforts, emphasizing the need for peaceful yet determined measures to dismantle corrupt programs.
The technologies acquired from reverse-engineering extraterrestrial vehicles pose risks not only to national security but also to global stability due to their potential for misuse.
"You're going up against an organization that has technologies that have been developed over the last 80 years since the mid-40s."
Greer highlights a severe mismatch between the United States' constitutional military capabilities and the advanced technologies of the secretive organizations that possess them.
He explains that current military assets are decades old and do not compare to the rogue elements that have mastered technology that could potentially outclass conventional military forces.
There is a pressing need for legal strategies and investigations to address this imbalance, as the technologies in question could pose existential threats not only to humanity but also to the broader cosmic community.
"If this doesn't get resolved, I think within a couple of years we're going to be in a world of hurt."
Dr. Steven Greer expresses urgency regarding accountability from the government and the need for Congress to support measures against covert operations. He highlights that both Congress and the White House must approve necessary executive orders to address these issues effectively within the next couple of years.
He recounts his experience in 1993, when he briefed then-President Clinton's CIA director. Greer reveals that they were unaware of significant UFO-related matters, indicating a failure in the chain of command and accountability at high levels of government.
"It's 35 years of accumulated evidence: documents, terabytes of information, and whistleblowers' testimonies."
"The chain of command got severed, and there was a coup d'état that happened in the late 1950s."
He outlines a loss of control over covert operations dating back to the Eisenhower administration's era, where initiatives aimed at the peaceful contact with extraterrestrial beings were stifled. Greer suggests that Eisenhower’s desire for open communication was undermined by ongoing military and governmental interests.
The conversation touches on historical nuclear detonations and the immediate reaction of extraterrestrial surveillance, pointing to the fear that Earth’s technological advances pose a threat not only to the planet but potentially to other civilizations as well.
"Before we landed on the moon, we had alien reproduction vehicles zipping around in our solar system."
Greer discusses the existence of advanced technological crafts developed through reverse-engineering alien technology, presenting firsthand testimony as evidence. He underscores that much of the technology being withheld by covert operations continues to evolve, leading to a significant disconnect between governmental oversight and these advanced programs.
He explains that Eisenhower's concerns about the military-industrial complex were prescient, indicating a shift toward unchecked power in the hands of covert operators.
"The only president that tried to go the distance against this cabal was John Kennedy, and it certainly got him assassinated."
Greer claims that attempts by past presidents to confront the secrecy surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrial technology have faced dire consequences, particularly highlighting Kennedy's fate as a cautionary tale of resistance to powerful covert operations.
He mentions that efforts by President Clinton to address these issues established special operations teams aimed at tackling illegal programs, although these were ultimately undermined.
"We're trying to set up surveillance around these high-valued whistleblowers."
"This is going to happen on his watch, and it's going to happen well before 2028."
He asserts the inevitability of a forthcoming disclosure regarding UFOs and extraterrestrial technologies, indicating that improper management of this information could lead to heightened social and political instability, akin to the challenges posed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Greer ends this section by expressing a fundamental shift in public understanding and curiosity towards the subject, transitioning from mere fascination to a realization of the complex implications around national security and government accountability associated with UFOs and extraterrestrial technologies.
"There are tools in the Department of Justice, FBI, and federal marshals that can address illegal operations involving embezzlement and targeting innocent extraterrestrial craft."
Dr. Steven Greer highlights the importance of establishing a rule of law to address the illegal activities surrounding UFOs and advanced technologies. He emphasizes that a collective agreement to function under a legal system is foundational for civilization.
Greer mentions that the federal agencies possess the capabilities to deal with criminal operations that involve significant financial misconduct. He argues that these tools can be crucial in preventing the targeting of extraterrestrial crafts that may actually aim to protect humanity.
"These advanced platforms are used to target, kidnap, abduct, torture, and traffic humans, as well as conduct human experimentation."
The discussion shifts to the misuse of advanced technology, previously referred to as Alien Reproduction Vehicles (ARVs) or Advanced Technology Systems (ATS), which Greer asserts are involved in grave human rights violations.
Greer insists that whistleblowers within these systems have provided information regarding illegal operations, which has been forwarded to law enforcement. He calls for greater transparency and legal action against these abuses.
"One of the big problems is that until something happens that forces them to pay attention, they’re going to get information in bits and pieces."
Greer explains the challenges of briefing high-profile political leaders, such as the President, on complex issues related to UFOs and extraterrestrials.
He notes that those in positions of power, like the President or key committee chairs, often have to distill vast amounts of information into succinct summaries, limiting their understanding of the broader context.
"A little knowledge is a dangerous thing because, within that limited understanding, there is the potential for disinformation."
Greer discusses the confusion surrounding the term Non-Human Intelligence (NHI), which is often misused and can lead to misunderstandings about the nature of extraterrestrial beings.
He clarifies that NHI can refer to various intelligences, including potential interstellar civilizations that may utilize advanced technologies beyond light speed, and warns that misinterpretations can obscure significant truths.
"If you accept the disinformation narrative that humans don't have any technology that can move like that, you may conclude those objects are all alien."
Greer addresses the prevalence of disinformation regarding UFO sightings and the potential implications of believing such narratives. He argues that many phenomena attributed to extraterrestrial origins are, in fact, human-made technology used for covert operations.
He cites examples of advanced propulsion systems and man-made craft similar to those commonly classified as alien, demonstrating the need for discernment and critical thinking when assessing UFO-related reports.
"What's happened with the UFO subject is that no one is doing what we call in medicine a proper differential diagnosis."
Dr. Steven Greer emphasizes that there is a lack of a comprehensive understanding of the UFO phenomenon, akin to misdiagnosing a serious medical condition. He critiques the oversimplification of UFOs as mere "aliens," arguing that this term has become a catch-all for unexplained phenomena.
He distinguishes between different entities, such as extraterrestrial biological entities and those from parallel dimensions, suggesting that not everything labeled as alien is extraterrestrial in origin.
"Counterintelligence and disinformation operatives... convince people there's an extraterrestrial threat to create a global military system."
Dr. Greer tackles the deliberate confusion surrounding extraterrestrial issues, explaining that certain narratives have been manipulated to instill a sense of fear of an extraterrestrial threat.
He believes that this orchestrated fear aims to unify the world under a militaristic agenda rather than promote peace. This long-term strategy is tied to power and financial interests, benefiting those already entrenched in the military-industrial complex.
"If you actually speak the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, you will be canceled."
The issue of censorship is prevalent for individuals sharing truths about UFOs and related topics. Dr. Greer shares personal anecdotes of being banned from platforms and shows after revealing significant information.
He points out that media outlets often perpetuate half-truths for convenience, while those aiming to reveal full truths face punitive measures and exclusion from major conversations.
"Unfortunately, that research was completely fraudulently done and we can prove it."
Dr. Greer discusses the Adakama humanoid and critiques the integrity of the research surrounding it, suggesting that substantial funding can influence research outcomes and motivations.
He highlights a broader concern regarding the ethical implications in scientific research, noting that many who accept funding for research might compromise their integrity. This issue spreads beyond the specific case of the Adakama humanoid, reflecting a systemic problem within the scientific community.
"I did hold back a tiny little bit of the rib of the Atakama humanoid to be tested. The question is, who do I trust to do the test?"
Dr. Steven Greer discusses the challenges of trust in the UFO research community, particularly when it comes to testing potentially significant biological samples.
He recounts his experiences with an expert who initially seemed promising but later betrayed that trust by providing a falsified report.
Greer emphasizes the difficulty in finding trustworthy researchers, expressing skepticism about the integrity of those who are supposed to conduct scientific tests.
The secrecy surrounding UFO-related research is highlighted, as Greer references a 1950 memo indicating it is considered the most secret program in U.S. history, surpassing even nuclear development.
"This is really about the narrative and the control of the future by disclosing the subject in a false manner that induces fear."
Greer critiques the way UFO disclosure is managed, suggesting that information will be manipulated to provoke fear among the public, similar to events during the COVID pandemic.
He argues that the media is controlled by a system that promotes specific narratives, ultimately dictating how the public perceives extraterrestrial phenomena.
Through this manipulation, a narrative of fear is created that serves to maintain control over the populace, as exemplified by selective coverage across various media outlets.
"We have a managed media and press which is not free."
Greer outlines the ways in which technological advancements have been suppressed, arguing that significant inventions have not been allowed to enter the mainstream market.
He questions the existence of a free market when vital technologies remain hidden from the public, suggesting that society is still reliant on outdated energy sources.
The commentary includes a historical reference to Nikola Tesla's discoveries, insinuating that these secrets have continued to shape the energy landscape for the last century.
"The top guy at Stanford said this was absolutely not a fetus; it was a child of approximately six years of age in human years."
Greer discusses the Atakama humanoid, presenting the results from a credible medical professional who dismisses early claims of the specimen being a fetus.
He describes the ongoing challenges in obtaining legitimate tests, expressing frustration with how previous assessments were compromised by unethical practices.
The conversation then shifts to other biological specimens, emphasizing the need for non-corruptible entities to undertake testing to ensure accurate results.
"There's some indications that some of them may be biological animals that they made to look like some of the ETs they had contact with."
Greer reflects on the existence of mummies and related biological evidence, pondering their origins and whether they consist of genuine extraterrestrial material or are human-made representations.
He notes the significant implications of a biological interface embedded in these specimens, which raises questions about their technology and origins relative to known scientific advancements.
The discussion also touches upon the need for thorough scientific analysis of the samples to substantiate or refute claims surrounding their legitimacy, urging for meticulous research moving forward.
"We're trying to get an analysis on the metal to get the exact composition and get the carbon dating from the polymer."
The task involves a thorough analysis of a metal sample that could have extraordinary implications. If the composition and dating reveal that it predates current technological abilities, it could signify a major breakthrough in understanding advanced materials.
The analysis will include expensive tests estimated to cost around $20,000 to $30,000, which necessitates crowdfunding efforts since there are no substantial financial resources available.
The expectation is that results may not be ready in time for an upcoming documentary on disclosure, but will be released to the public as soon as they are available.
The characteristics of the metal suggest advanced manufacturing methods, possibly indicating extraterrestrial technology. Speculations about the origins of writings on the metal hint at a connection with older civilizations or extraterrestrial beings.
"When it landed, it weighed about 2 kilograms and currently weighs over 10 kilograms."
This substantial increase in weight raises questions about the properties of the sample, suggesting potential manipulation of mass through electromagnetic fields or gravity waves.
The phenomenon observed may indicate advanced energy technologies that can alter the object's angular momentum and mass in our gravitational field.
Notable observations included that when the sample was subjected to water, it sublimated the water immediately, showcasing unusual energy interactions.
Additionally, the sample left a distinct area where the grass underneath died, similar to cases recorded in other UFO sightings, suggesting the possibility of electromagnetic radiation effects.
"I started this whole project in 1990 to create a citizens' ambassador movement to make contact with these civilizations peacefully."
The CE-5 Protocol aims to establish peaceful communication with extraterrestrial civilizations rather than conducting confrontational approaches.
The project began as an initiative to engage with extraterrestrial technology through peaceful methods, reflecting a desire for constructive interspecies relationships. It also included community education on making contact.
The importance of the protocol is underscored by a mobile app that offers training modules for interested individuals, emphasizing respect and invitation rather than summoning.
The shift in focus towards creating a contact scenario is seen as beneficial to humanitarian efforts, steering away from military actions that might threaten extraterrestrial entities.
"Communicating with an advanced civilization is not like having a simple conversation; it's a process transcending time and technology as we know it."
Dr. Steven Greer explains that when attempting to communicate with extraterrestrial civilizations, traditional methods, such as radio signals that travel at the speed of light, are not sufficient. If a craft were a thousand light-years away, it would take two thousand years to exchange a basic greeting, illustrating the limitations of our current communications technology.
He emphasizes that advanced civilizations may utilize a different paradigm for communication, one that interfaces with the consciousness field through coherent thought rather than physical devices. This suggests that their methods for interaction could seem magical compared to today's technological standards.
"Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind is when humans initiate contact with extraterrestrial beings voluntarily and peacefully."
Dr. Greer presents the concept of Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind (CE-5), which involves human-directed communication with extraterrestrials. He states that this proactive approach to contact demonstrates a significant shift from reactive military engagements.
He shares that early experiences in 1973 led him to establish the CE-5 protocols, which aim to facilitate contact through consciousness, meditation, and intentionality. This approach has been met with evidence that many individuals worldwide have successfully interacted with ET crafts using these methods.
"The technology involving consciousness can be wielded for good or weaponized, leading to dangerous implications."
Dr. Greer discusses the dual nature of consciousness technology, highlighting its potential for both peaceful communication and destructive applications. He draws an analogy between the use of a knife for beneficial purposes versus harmful ones.
He warns about government projects that have attempted to weaponize this technology, specifically mentioning the training of individuals to interface with extraterrestrial guidance systems. These efforts come with significant risks and ethical concerns, as historical accounts have shown that many individuals involved in these programs have suffered dire consequences.
"We do it naturally... if people develop their own meditative skills, they can make contact."
Dr. Steven Greer emphasizes the importance of natural methods for making contact with extraterrestrials, advocating for meditation over the use of electronics or drugs. He mentions that individuals can learn through the CE-5 Contact app, which includes a training program for meditation and remote viewing.
He shares a compelling anecdote about an 82-year-old skeptic who successfully made contact after utilizing the technology and meditative practices, highlighting the effectiveness of these methods.
"If we have hundreds or thousands of people doing it, it can alter the timeline and human consciousness."
Dr. Greer discusses the concept of field consciousness, which posits that collective intention can significantly affect outcomes, such as making successful extraterrestrial contact.
He references Dr. Bob Jahn's work at Princeton, noting how the coherence among individuals focused on a common goal amplifies their power to influence random number generators, suggesting the potential for larger groups to instigate profound changes in collective consciousness and timelines.
"Are they really hostile to Earth and humanity, or are they hostile to the military-industrial complex?"
Dr. Greer emphasizes that many extraterrestrial encounters reveal non-hostility towards humanity, and rather, their conflicts tend to be directed at systems of oppression like the military-industrial complex.
He recounts testimonies from various whistleblowers, highlighting their consistent portrayal of extraterrestrials as enlightened beings who are concerned about humanity's actions and repercussions.
"We need the information you have... so that this mess can be straightened out before it's too late."
Dr. Greer calls for more whistleblowers to come forward with actionable intelligence regarding extraterrestrial programs, assuring anonymity and stressing that even seemingly trivial information can contribute significantly to the broader disclosure efforts.
He mentions the length of time he has spent gathering information, emphasizing the need for pieces to come together to create a comprehensive understanding of the situation.
"The average person believes that we're not alone... They're hiding something."
Dr. Greer discusses the need for a paradigm shift in human understanding of extraterrestrial existence. He notes that a significant portion of the population is already aware that there are unknowns regarding extraterrestrial life and government concealment.
He emphasizes the importance of the narrative surrounding official confirmation of extraterrestrial life, stating that it should focus on peaceful coexistence rather than fear-induced chaos. The difference between narratives can either lead to panic or foster a path toward universal peace.
"There are the good aliens and the bad aliens; we have to side with the good ones and fight the bad ones in this worldview of polarity and endless fighting."
Dr. Steven Greer discusses the dichotomy between "good" and "bad" aliens, suggesting that this dualistic perspective oversimplifies the complexities of extraterrestrial narratives.
He highlights that this binary frame is often perpetuated by some within the UFO subculture, including journalists, for the sake of funding and power rather than the pursuit of truth.
"Humans are very easily manipulated. What happened with 9/11... the public was in such a state of panic and fear."
Greer recalls the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks and how fear was manipulated to justify military actions that were largely unrelated to the events of that day.
He emphasizes that the resulting policies have led to immense financial costs and loss of life, which many now recognize as a significant mistake.
"Will the disclosure of this subject be a catastrophic event, or will it be a hopeful event that says we can survive this period of time?"
Greer expresses concern about how the upcoming disclosure of UFO-related information might affect society. He believes it has the potential to be uplifting if handled correctly.
He urges the need for a positive narrative that provides hope, especially for younger generations facing global challenges like poverty and environmental issues.
"Let's not do catastrophic disclosure, let's do real disclosure."
He advocates for "asymmetric disclosure," which he describes as revealing substantial evidence from whistleblowers that cannot be dismissed by the media or political entities.
He stresses the importance of secure channels, like blockchain, for disseminating truthful information without the risk of censorship.
"We thought this would all be over and disclosed in '94 or '95... and here we are 30 years later."
Greer reflects on past attempts to push for transparency regarding UFOs and extraterrestrial contact, indicating that these efforts have historically faced significant pushback.
He shares his conversations with influential figures, such as Senator Barry Goldwater, who experienced firsthand the challenges of seeking information on these topics.
"A hard evidence cache will keep Congress's and the White House's feet to the fire."
Greer argues that providing Congress and the government with undeniable evidence is essential for pushing them to act on UFO disclosures.
He notes that historical patterns show that officials often hesitate to commit to action on these subjects, highlighting the need for compelling evidence to prompt accountability.
"The way that this rolls out is kind of up to us."
Dr. Greer emphasizes the significant role that individuals play in shaping the future regarding UFOs and extraterrestrial contacts. He believes that each person's perspective can greatly influence the trajectory of this unfolding narrative.
This hopeful outlook is vital for fostering a sense of responsibility and agency in the community involved in UFO investigations and contact.
"I think it will create the potential for a new civilization on Earth that will be prosperous and peaceful."
Dr. Greer shares an optimistic vision wherein humanity could inaugurate a new era characterized by prosperity, peace, and interplanetary connections.
He reflects on his grandchildren, highlighting the importance of leaving behind a positive legacy and the potential for a remarkable future. This focus on intergenerational hope suggests that advancements in consciousness and technology could lead to profound societal changes.
