Episode 1453 · Oct 14, 2015 · 2h 22m
October 14, 2015: Disclosure - Steven Greer
Key Moments
Open transcriptKIC 8462852 breaks open the nightArt opens with the mysterious dimming star KIC 8462852 and the alien-civilization speculation surrounding it.
Artificial objects in our solar systemGreer claims classified projects know of artificial objects hundreds to thousands of miles wide in our own solar system.
SETI signals kept quietGreer says Jim Malaney and George Fennell independently confirmed extraterrestrial signals had come in and been kept quiet.
Drake, Malaney, and Fennell namedGreer names Dr. Frank Drake, Jim Malaney, and George Fennell as key figures he spoke with about early search efforts.
Threats against defectorsGreer describes real threats to people trying to bring disclosure information out of classified systems.
Greer makes several first-time revelations, naming Dr. Frank Drake, Jim Malaney, and George Fennell as senior scientists who independently confirmed that SETI received extraterrestrial signals that were kept secret. He claims the public SETI search functions as a smokescreen while classified programs possess far more advanced detection technology. Art challenges Greer on why these people would carry the secret, and Greer describes career-ending threats directed at those who attempt disclosure.
The conversation turns to suppressed energy technologies, with Greer describing a cleared engineer near Redstone Arsenal who was developing a prototype free-energy device with authorization before being shut down by threats from a separate compartmented program. Greer argues that the real reason for UFO secrecy is not the existence of extraterrestrials but the revolutionary energy technologies their craft imply, which would collapse the global fossil fuel economy.
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Disclosure: Military and Government Witnesses Reveal the Greatest Secrets in Modern History
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