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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.

  • p. 13 …network of researchers, government liaisons, military and intelligence personnel, media leaders, leaders in society generally and…
  • p. 26 …panic reaction in society, the Announcement should be spearheaded by civilian researchers and scientists. A government…
  • p. 32 …comprehensive analysis of the UFO phenome- non, as well as original research and experiences of members…
CSETI
The Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence
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science of consciousness have given them
competence in a broader aspect of the
Full Spectrum of Reality than is usually
experienced by humans. The differences
are not insurmountable, nor are they truly
fundamental; in fact, they are relative and
only temporary. While these beings are
utilizing and experiencing a broader aspect
of the Full Spectrum of Reality, so too can
and will humans, for we are as
"interdimensional" by nature as they ...
ETS energy and "propulsion" (or space
transfer) systems utilize principles and
laws of the physical universe not yet fully
appreciated by human science, and in-
clude:
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b)
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d)
gravity/anti-gravity and electro-
magnetic/gravity technology;
space energy and so-called
hyper-dimensional energy sys-
tems;
mater/energy interchangeable
technologies; and
possible Consciousness Assisted
Technology (CAT) and Technol-
ogy Assisted Consciousness
(TAC).
Some if not all EBEs have advanced men-
tal capabilities which include telepathy,
precognition, remote viewing and others,
indicating that they have developed the
"science of consciousness" to a degree
which parallels or surpasses their ad
vanced physical technologies. Humans
also possess these capabilities, but these
remain largely undeveloped by most hu-
mans.
EBEs are more developed or advanced
than humans in a number of respects, but
are not superior to humans as beings. Our
point of unity and equality with EBEs is in
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our mutual existence as conscious, intelli-
gent beings.
While these various EBEs may have val-
ues and priorities which are different from
those of some 20th century humans, their
motives and ultimate intentions are non-
hostile and do not include the acquisition
or subjugation of the earth or its peoples
(see "The Question of Intent'').
• The establishing of a lasting world peace
and just and effective world government is
essential to the long-term ETl/human
relationship.
THE QUESTION OF INTENT
While not minimizing the strange and startling
aspects of this phenomenon which some humans
have experienced, our assessment of these visitors'
motives and ultimate intentions is that they are
decidedly non-hostile. Their primary operations
and activities center around:
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General reconnaissance of earth and her
societies
Military (especially nuclear) observations
and assessment
Human social and psychological study and
observation
Observation and assessment of human
mental and spiritual development
Earth ecology research and documenta- .
tion, including documentation of earth life
systems, and mineral, plant and animal
specimens
Observation of human technology and
technological developments
Observation, active monitoring and, if
necessary, . limitation of human space
programs, particularly those directed to-
© 1992, 1996 by Steven M. Greer, M.D. ____________________Page 3

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