Dr. Steven Greer: President Clinton & Carter were Threatened for Asking about Aliens (Part 11)
November 4, 2023
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Avi Loeb, a Harvard professor, recently claimed to have found extraterrestrial metal in the Pacific Ocean, adding to ongoing discussions regarding possible alien encounters on our planet. Dr. Steven Greer, a well-known figure in the UFO community, suggested that such artifacts could potentially originate from extraterrestrials but insisted on needing more data and analysis. Greer also elaborated on his ongoing work with industry experts in analyzing materials similar to what Loeb discovered. He expressed more interest in the potential existence of extraterrestrial and man-made vehicles in undisclosed locations than in ancient artifacts. Greer shared his view that all private, corporate and government projects related to UFOs are illegal, unsanctioned, and unconstitutional, noting he had briefed numerous senior government officials on the matter over the past 30 years. Greer urged the U.S. government to take proper actions against such illegal operations and affirmed that disclosure of information regarding these operations is not legally bounded by any national security laws.
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