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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.

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CSETI COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT
SUMMARY
■ Recent worldwide trends of increasing extraterrestrial activity, coupled with
significant advancement in CSETI research results, suggest that imminent
extraterrestrial events and CSETI initiatives will soon overtake current
government policy on this issue. It is recommended that governments
worldwide review and change existing policy to one of increasing openness,
disclosure and cooperation with civilian research teams. (See section IV on
Strategies and Rationale for Changing Government Policy).
■ Some UFOs are extraterrestrial spacecraft (ETS) which are piloted by
extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) who originate on another planet, and
most likely another star system.
■ More than one extraterrestrial civilization is represented in the current activities
involving earth.
■ These extraterrestrial civilizations are working in concert and not competitively,
although there is some specialization in function and activities for the various
groups. This indicates that there exists either an emerging or well-established
organization for these groups.
■ These beings have bases within this solar system and may maintain temporary
bases on earth, particularly under water.
■ The variety in sizes and shapes of ETS observed is due to:
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varying civilizations of origin, and more importantly,
specialization of function, which include general reconnaissance,
medical research and intelligence, earth environmental research, central
command and base operations, energy generation and transfer, and
human technology, military and space program research and
reconnaissance.
■ Sudden and fully open contact with human civilization has been avoided
because of a number of interrelated factors, including:
• the need to avoid an untimely disruption of earth civilization including
military, political, geopolitical, cultural, economic, technological and
religious upheaval;
• risks to their own civilization and "people" as well as overall mission,
given human xenophobia and tendencies towards violent armed
reactions; and

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