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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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EVALUATED INTEL.LICENCE. REPORT CLASSIFIED
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DOI: (C) 900326.
REQS:
SOURCE: A- (U) LA DERNIER HEURE, 20 HAR, DAILY FRENCH
LA>iCUACiC PAPI::It, cmc 100,000; B- CU) LE 50IR, 26 KAR,
DAILY FRENCH LA>lCUACE PAPER, CIRC 213,000;
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SUMHARI: (U) NUHt!ROUS UFO SICHTllrCS HAVE BEEN MAD::: Ill
BE:LCIUH SINCE NOV 89. TH£ CREDIBILITY OF S0HE INL:i:VIDUALS
KAXINC THE REPORTS IS COOD. 50ME SICHTINCS HAVE REEN
EXPLAINED BY NATURAL/KANKADE PHENOMENA, SOME HAVE ;:er..
INVE:STlCATION BI~ BAF CONTINUES.
TEXT: 1. (U) NUMEROUS AND VARIOUS ACCOUHTS OF UFO
SICNTINCS HAVE SURFACED IN BELCIUH OVER THE PAST FEW
HON'fflS. THE CREDIBILITY OF THE OBSERVERS OF 'nlE I.I.1.EDCED
EVE>ITS VARIES FROM THOSE WHO ARE \DtSOPKUTICATED TO TKOS£
WHO A.'U: 'Ill£ WEL1. EDUCATED AND PROHlNDm.'X PLACED.
2. (U) SOURCE A CITES HR LEON BREWIC, A Jl3 I£AR OU>
PROFESSOR AT THE FR£.£ UNIVERSIY OF BRUSSELS (PROM:::NWT) IN
THE FIE:.D OF STATISTICS AND PRISICS. HE CLAIMS TO HAVE
TAKDI PICTURES OF THE PHDlOHENA WICH ARE STILL BEINC
DEVELOPE:D BUT WILL BE PUBLISHED BY 'nil: BELCIAM SOCIETY FOR
nm STUDY OF SPACE PHENOMENA IF THEY ARE OF GOOD QUA:..ln.
3. (U) KR BRENIC WAS DRIVINC ON THE ARDENNES AUTOROUTE IN
THE B£AUFAYS RECION £AST OF LIECE. SUNDAY, 18 KARCH 1990 .
AT 2030 HOURS WHEN HE OBSERVED AN AIRBORNE OBJECT
APPROACHINC IN HIS DIRECTION FROM THE NORtH. IT WAS IN
'fflt FORM OF A TRIANCiL~ ADOUT TitE SIZE OF A PINC-PONC BALL
ANO HAD A YELLOW LICHT SURROUNDIUC lT Wiffl A REDDISH
CENTER -VARYING Ul INTENSITY. ALTITUDE APPEARED TO BE 500
- 1000 METERS, HOVINC AT A SLOW SPEED WITH HO SOUND. IT
DID NOT MOVE OR BEHAVE LIJCE AN AIRCRAFT.
~ - (U) HR BRENIC CONTACTED A FRIEND Vt::RI NEAR 'rHE AREA
WHO CAME OUT ANC TOOK PICTURES OF IT WITH A 7.00H I.ENS AND
!400 ASA FILM. BOTH INSISTED TffF. OR.JE:CT c:001..D NOT 6£ AN
t.IRCRAFT OR HCLOCRAHME FROJECTION AS THE SC WAS CLCUDLESS.
5. {U) n1E SOURCE 8 ARTIO.E WHICH DISC:US:SES A BE"~CIAN
TELEVISION INTERVIEW WITH COL Wlt. ( (DEBROUWER)), CHIEF OF
OPERATIONS FOR THE BAP, HOST LIKELY WAS THE RESULT OF A
FOLLOW-ON ACTION TAKEN BY HR BRENIC WHEN HE CONTACTED
LTCEN · ((TERRASSON)), COHMI\NDER, BELCIAN TACTICAL
(OPERATIONAL) COMMAND. CEN TERRASSON CATECORICAllY
E:LIHINATED ANY POSSIBLE BAF AIRCRAFT on ENCINE TEST
INVOLVEMENT WHICH COL D£BROUWER CONFIRMED DORINC n1E 25
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