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[UFO] [2]: 7262140-20060474F-001-010-2023

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This is a CSETI Project Starlight comprehensive briefing document, prepared by Steven M. Greer, M.D., director of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence, and dated April 1997. It contains CSETI position papers arguing that the US government secretly holds extraterrestrial craft and that covert management of the subject threatens national security, along with letters to President Clinton seeking disclosure. It also includes government records, among them an FAA Charlotte Tower re-recording of a December 1977 police helicopter sighting.

  • p. 6 …private foundat ion unti I the expirat ion of your advance ruling period. Your exempt status…
  • p. 11 …and from the technological implications of advanced Extraterrestrial material as it may impact the arms race…
  • p. 13 …The concentration of the technological advances related to the reverse-engineering of Extraterrestrial technology into the…
  • p. 15 CSETI COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT SUMMARY ■ Recent worldwide trends of increasing extraterrestrial activity, coupled with significant advancement in…
  • p. 17 …These beings and their craft belong to the same Reality as humans, however, their advancement in…
  • p. 18 …and the long-delayed discussion of the meaning and implications of contact with advanced extraterrestrial civilizations…
  • p. 19 …contact with other advanced civilizations, all of the usual preoccupations with the endless internecine battles among…
  • p. 20 …not alone in the universe, and are already being visited by advanced extraterrestrial life forms will…
  • p. 21 …The elaboration of the mechanisms of advanced energy, propulsion, communications and other extraterrestrial technologies will have…
  • p. 22 …The application of advanced ET energy systems would completely reverse this situation. >When it takes only…
  • p. 23 …What might be the effects of an open dialogue with advanced life forms on world culture…
  • p. 24 …others' contract projects related to the understanding and application of advanced extraterrestrial technologies. Related compartmentalized units…
  • p. 25 …The majority of scientific, technical and advanced technology operations are centered in the civilian industrial and…
  • p. 26 1 significant and historic advances in understanding how this entity operates. I have presented this general…
  • p. 27 …Imagine being involved with a project unraveling and then applying advanced extraterrestrial technology. The power and…
  • p. 36 …Suddenly, the earth would indeed appear as one homeland inhabited by one people. In advance of…
  • p. 43 …In advance of a confirmed announcement concerning the detection of extraterrestrial life forms, it is important…
  • p. 44 …and credibility of the phenomenon. These events are being induced by advanced psychoelectronic technologies which can…
  • p. 45 …Policy makers need to be aware of the potential for advanced technological active disinformation. both as…
  • p. 79 …advancing our ~rid in all areas. Certa i nly then it woul d seem thot the…
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On 12 Oct. 1955 at about 2lu5 h~ur:s, Sen. ~:soil, Lt. Col.
E.U. Kat.'l:i.v~, U. S . ).rr:v :st.a!! o!'!icer :l.33i~ed to Senato J.nioc!. Force:s
Co=i.tt.ee, anc!. tu-. Ruben ?!ron, Comndttee Coo..,ult.a.nt, urived at Wil:ion
(!-Q.a.-rni) ~ ~t!.o n in Pra~o, h.av1..ng coca direct from Kiev. Their nil
r-oute f:-ol"l Kin brou~ht tller:i to COP, at tile ea:stern border or Ciecho:ilovakia,
'Vhere ther.r ob, ervcd the Ril g au~e :,vi tching ooeration !'rom the ~u.,:iia:i bro, _
~au&e to the Cioch :stancurd tua5a. Upon arri~al. a~ the ~ Hils on Station,
the fw:iell 5roup -.ra:, rut b:, the acting Chl.e!' or }\b:sian, t?t-. !-=..c-old 'ledl.c.·,
.nd the UZAIIU. We e:seorted the croup to the US R.e:sidenq v horo tlley vere
to :spend the nibht. I~ va, evident th.a. t the:, had :seen rue.'1 anc! had been t l
place:, in ~u,:sia a.~d po3 :sibly in C%echo:slova.'d.a *.ere US ob:servers cad no
been, at le~t !or a aood can:, years. Sen. Ru:,:,ell :stated that he 'he.d boe.
i.tl ?raguo once before 1n 1927, and va:s anxious to see so~e fa.mi.liar place.
~!ter a.rr~vtl at t.~e Re31donc-f :tnd diMer, Lt. Col. ~at.h.ava:, ar,,:-essei a
de:si:-e to roport s~r.\eth:1.ns; o! the ~o:it. ir.iportance to the USAIR!.. , "som,L _ <>
you may no t bel~ove, but sor:iethinc that. ve've b een told by your people ( i. .i)
doe:s:1 1 t c.'d..:st." I !!'Ut?ee:Jtd that ve not dbc~s s 2..'\Ythl.nit at t.te R~sidenc:.
beca.u:se or tho ~b,ence o! :seeu.rlt:, preeaution.:r but, :s uggested that \le 1118 £:
earl:, t.'le nc=t r:i!)r::i.in6 1n r.rr o!!'ico toget!le:- \."i ~,. Col. Thoc-.a.s Doole"'.f , L ,_
J..:-~ At~acho. Lt. Col. Hat.~v~ said he·-~ u.xi.o,,::, to re;,ort hi:, obsen _,..
and tlut he had .."1.tne:s3es, fo rtll!lataly, L-i Sen. R~sell and Hr. Efron.
lle oe t at 0900 on lJ OC t. 1n the larger office oi ~e :..r:cr A. t.t,... . ,u
2.nd proceeded vith the deb:-1.e!ing wd ,cic~uau, 11L!e~d:, Cor t.a.L'l:u.n.ir,g 21l.d. an.:rverini vi.th Hr. Efron :ru;,pl~ment.1n6 and. adding :support.
Lt Col.~faUu.vay proV"ed to be w c:cce'.lec+- ob,er::zex: and :-r. E!'ron
h.ad kept detailed note:, vhich he refex-red to !'or ti.mes ad. place:,.
!!~t.ha.llay ie~ off vi.th "I doubt it' you're f!Oing ti> believe this
b-.it ve a!.l ,,v it. Sen. nus:soll va:s the f1.r:st to :,ee thi:, D.ying sa.ucar /
.ind he called u., U) ~'le v1ndOY, and ve both :1 t.-.r t..~e eecond one ( po1n Ung to /
I:FROll vho t!odded ye:,). 1·Te 1ve been t.old for yei:-:, t.r.:it t.'lere isn't such a J
th1.n6 but all of us sav it, 1ncludin& Sen Ru:s :sell. ~at va., e111Ph.a:,iied
t!i.:l.t Sen. n.~3ell aav tile !irat !1.yi:lg ,a:.icar or fl:,in~ disc ,ucend and
p~:, aver tllo train on ~ northerly eour:sa, ~ing off fro111 the left :side
of the t.:-d.n' s direct!.on, vh1ch pbci,o t..~e take-of!' z.rea on the :sau.th :side
of the R.-=t 11:,.e on vhieh they vere tr.iveU.in:.
I :,tatod th2.t I don't di:sbcl.1.a-re il.'\Y~in;:t a.!'ter havinG been in
C:echo:slo7.i.Jcia tor 17 month.,. The !ollovi.:1~ r.v r.ote~ are quoted v1th
~ addi t!.oruJ. col!t':'lents :a..!'ter:
l. •'!'vo !1.yiD6 :saucer type a.ircn.!t \/ers seen beween tva raU-.r~
:sution stop:, alter ve left BAY.U."
2. "It \la:, -aft.a:- ve le!t ATJATI, ve \lere lhe ?"e at 1900 ;.na ve ,av the
tlrc:-a.!t a~ 1910. The next placo ve :sa\l va., J..DZKrJADUL." (E!rol\3 note:,.)
J . "They took o!f :strtlght up and then t ~e opeed inc:-ea.:ied ~utly
a:s t..'111J' ~oved str.a.ight ahead, horizon~, a.,d disappeared t.o the righ t. o!'
t.he traL,." (Ques tioni.n3 revotled tha. t t.~e U\gle of z.:,cen t V2.S not e.·ucUy
11:st.nieht u?" but nther in a :slight arc just o!'!' t :ie Tert.ictl line.)

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