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This Clinton Presidential Library FOIA release (2006-0483-F), taken from Scheduling Office records, contains Steven M. Greer's CSETI correspondence with the White House. Greer's 15 November 1996 letter asks President Clinton for a meeting before a planned UN disclosure event. A memo sent to senior officials says witnesses would testify publicly unless told by 1 January 1997 that security oaths still bind them. Greer's enclosed briefings claim ET craft were retrieved in 1947. The White House declined the meeting on 6 December 1996.
“UFO Research Society”3 pages
CSETI The Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence • • ,,. • may take place on both sides. Limited but increasing opportunities for bilateral and human-initiated contact will occur in the reasonably near future. Sudden and large scale contact will occur only in the event of a significant worldwide emergency (man-made or natural). While ETI observations and interaction with earth is probably an ancient as op- posed to purely modern phenomenon, the marked increase in activity coinciding with World War II and the dawning of the "nu- clear age" indicates that ETI are quite concerned about this transitional stage of human social evolution. They are particu- larly concerned about human nuclear weapons and technology, and potential threat to ETI, although this is nominal. These beings are further concerned with our peaceful transition to a world society, international peace, and the establishment of a just, effective and representative world government, expected to occur within 10 to 15 years or less. ETI technology is strictly guarded by both ETI and covert human agencies because of its potential for military applications which would greatly threaten world secu- rity. It is imperative that this technology not find significant human applications until such time as the earth attains international peace and an effective world government. The US government, at least at the level of a highly compartmentalized above top secret group, has known about the reality of these ETS and their occupants since at least 1946. A strict secrecy and a world- wide cover-up of these facts have been maintained due to: a) fear of public panic and social dis- ruption; • b) c) security issues surrounding possi- ble military and technology appfi- cations of ETI technology, espe- cially in the setting of a world be- set with Cold War tensions and competing interests; uncertainty and mistrust regarding ETI motives and ultimate inten- tions; d) embarrassment and loss of face resulting from disclosures con- cerning how this matter has been handled, such as the harassment and ridicule of innocent civilians and military personnel, the with- holding of information from the public and Congress, etc. The US government possesses several ETS and the deceased bodies of several EBEs. While there is evidence to strongly suggest that these agencies are attempt- ing to reverse-engineer these craft, such efforts have not been functionally success- ful, although a number of secondary and partial "discoveries" have resulted from this research. The nature of "reality'' of these craft and the beings has been incorrectly character- ized by some as belonging to "another dimension or reality" from this dimension. Unfortunately, these statements are made without fully considering what "this reality'' is. A more correct understanding is that the Full Spectrum of Reality is a singular, integrated one which may be perceived wholly or in its various aspects, such per- ception being entirely dependent on the level of consciousness of the perceiver. The various aspects of "dimensions" of this reality, which are limitless in number, are not restricted to or by time and space as we know it commonly. These beings and their craft belong to the same Reality as humans; however, their advancement in the realms of physical science and the © 1992, 1996 by Steven M. Greer, M.D. ____________________Page 2
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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 41 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.