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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. 3 …Letter from Project Starlight Coalition to President Clinton - June 4, 1995 6. National Security Implications of…
  • p. 10 …Project Starlight Coalition. a group of American and international ::itizens working to effect a public disclosure…
  • p. 18 …However, the CSETI Project Starlight disclosure effort is aimed 180 degrees away from such xenophobic concepts…
  • p. 20 …Even the process of coming to grips with the post-disclosure reality of an extraterrestrial presence…
  • p. 21 …That covert human projects have possessed advanced extraterrestrial technologies and have been 'reverse-engineering' them for…
  • p. 24 …advisability of a disclosure. Many compartmentalized operations within 'black' or USAPS projects are structured so that…
  • p. 27 …Imagine being involved with a project unraveling and then applying advanced extraterrestrial technology. The power and…
  • p. 28 …CSETI Project Starlight has been working for nearly 3 years to collect evidence, identify current and…
  • p. 30 …Planned Disclosure on the UFO/Extraterrestrial Subject and National Security Oaths The CSETI (Center for the…
  • p. 31 …We invite your advice, assistance and support in this process of disclosure on a matter which…
  • p. 32 …A number of first hand military, intelligence and government-associated witnesses to covert projects dealing with…
  • p. 34 …Provided that the disclosure process (as conceived by Project Starlight) avoids xenophobic, fear-inducing and militaristic…
  • p. 35 …After that time, the Administration could be harmed by a late, uncontrolled disclosure since such an…
  • p. 38 ' SUMMARY OF POINTS REGARDING PROJECT STARLIGHT FOR THE CLINTON AOMINISTRATION PROJECT STARLIGHT is a program spearheaded…
  • p. 39 …a Failu:-e to effect a change in policy and to provide disclosure on this subject…
  • p. 41 …nor do we recommend, the disclosure of certain valid secret projects which are vital to national…
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3 December l9S2
SU~ J Flying Saucers
l. >.t 1100 yesterday morni:ig I met with Dr. Julbs A. Stratton,
Executive Vice President and Pro\-:>:,t ot Mu:sachusett.s. Institute or
Tecilnol.og:,, a.nu Dr. ~ax l-iillikan, D1rect:,r o! C:::.iIS. I brie!ed tben
on tile n.rious ne~ reports or sigQti.,gs i.,clwiin; ~• Uustone Base
Case, tbe Flo:-ida Scout }'.Ute:-, the iltlh !"!otion Pictu..~s, etc. I wo
broug:it Dr. Stratto:i uo to date on cievelo:,,ients ;.iiic:h had. occurred
since o~ previous di~iusi:,n o! tile s1.1tject in J.ugust. Dr. Stratton
reiterated his earlier p:isitio:,. that thl.s i s a subject ~nicii must be
1.~~sti6ate1 u.:i be said ~,at p:-obacl.j tee best ~e•ns or gettL~I a
thoro~~..!.y ccr.;>ete:1t :-e~e;, o! the prob.la 'li~Jld be th.-=>u.:i P:oject
t.r:COi.lf. He sue, no-.;eve:-1 t.1iat. i:l ...-1.iw o! t.1e cielicate po,ition in
relatio:i to Ai: Force , as a res~t or the "SWTcer St::uey ?~ort", any
accepu.,ce of tbis pr:>je:t by !.C:C:t~l JT:USt. be based on :..ir Force con-
currence or on a.."l i?lce,e~e:it. ?::-oposal- from one or the:--o~i:er services.
He· said that. A.l!:-ed Hill ;;o:lld be t:'\e best. inan to bead fae group.
Ass··- 1-:l thd it ~ht ?:":>-:1! i!:?:-ac-;ica.1. t.o pl,2.ee tile ?roject at
LIN~i.::, ',;!? ex;>lcred O-:.:l~ possi:iilit.~ s inc~t:di.,6 Fri.,cet:m and C..J.
Tecb. Dr . St:-atto~ !e!.t ~':7 stro:lg:.:,· t.i':at C.J. Tech lo-::>uld be the
bet~e:- o! t::.e ~~o i., vie~ o; t~e presence t.~ere of Ro:ertson, Lauritson,
;--s;>ft.ier"Jon !!!:-:;::>ra.-'"7 ci'.!-=:,· f:-o:: ?:-i.,c:2to:1) , !·:il.li.:Can 's brot.'ler and
.,-·"'--Ot;-i!:-s; ::-. S-::-c.ttc:, as ;.;!:i partic:ula::-1:,· that \.e kee? ~L-: i.-u'0:7.!d
of tile ~=-=~::s ;.'\at. "e :-.2. '.-:~ i.-i ::a".:ir.1 tnis p!'o':>l.e:i i.,"Testi~ated as: . he is p-::-s:::-2-l!.y •re':)· i.,t-e:-ested .s .:ell as fu.l~ a..-2:e of t..'le potential
1 • ••• danger ~..::. !.."?l icatio:-.s c: t.:ie sit:.1ation.
2. FolJowing tl::.e :::eetbs -.,it.'1 Drs . Stratto!l and fiillikc.n, I
bad l'.1.,ch at. Cle ; ..c\.ll ty Cl•.1·0 .:it.'\ J..l.oyd Ber}:n!r a:id .!errol:i Zacharias
an:i bri2~2~ ~'".e::: o:i t.'l! rec~:1t cases a nd o:.i:- f eeli.!':f;S re6ardL"lg t.'leir
ir.plica-;i:ins. ::e:-i-::'le:-, ;.";lile as;?arcntly not. i..,~eres~:i in ~king a
perso:ia.l ?C.:t, felt strc:, 6ly t!lat t.'lc sa~cer p:-o::!.e:i she~ be
thor::'.l.,;:.l:; i.,v~st.i5:?t.!:i :ro::, a scie:1~.i!i: ?Oi.,t o! view. Zacha:-w
did not a~.?!~ to be g:-ea~y i.'1-:erested in the proolea am r:aee only
one s::.~;;e:.t.!.-,:-., ~.e. tr.at. .i'"lirley C\.i;uoy of Col~b1a Ur.1v!rsity be
brou~-:. i.,.:.o the pic-:.i:e. CUi.T.':>y took his ph:.,si:s der-ee at t~e S2l:19
til:9 as 2.a:!:larias; is :l.,.., at. Coluncia University, havi..,g duri.,f: t.'le
war 'teen a t:avy scie:1tist work.i.ng on ASrJ. Zacharias sug1?;eS~ Qui.11by
bee.use t::! la-:.~e:- is p:-:,"::z~y the ::iost ex;:ert :.a.n i.'l the country
or rc.azic a.-:~ ge::2:-2.1 chi:ane :-y. ·
3. n:r conclusion fr0111 these conversations is that it ~ill protiably
be necessaey to secure the !ull backinv. of DCI in order th.it a scien-
tific revie:, of thi:; n:-o~l er:1 ~:iy be laid on. Witb:,ut this bacl<ini:, it
wou.li prot.oly be i:::;:,ossib1e to secure the Air Force cooperation which
woulrl ~ ~ ces !.~J, particularly in the matt r or a vail.lbili ty or
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