The Disclosure Project

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The Disclosure Project
Type Non-profit organization
Founded 1993
Headquarters Crozet, Virginia
Key people Dr. Steven M. Greer, Founder
Website disclosureproject.org

The Disclosure Project is a non-profit organization, started by Dr. Steven M. Greer in 1993, with the intention of de-classifying and disclosing all information on UFOs and extraterrestrial-related issues the group alleges the U.S. government has classified and kept secret. The group also requests open and honest hearings regarding the UFOs, extraterrestrials, and advanced-energy and propulsion systems that also allegedly remain classified.

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[edit] Mission

These testimonies establish once and for all that we are not alone. Technologies related to extraterrestrial phenomena are capable of providing solutions to the global energy crisis, and other environmental and security challenges.

Dr. Steven M. Greer, [1]

  • To hold open, secrecy-free hearings on the UFO/Extraterrestrial presence on and around Earth.
  • To hold open hearings on advanced energy and propulsion systems that, when publicly released, will provide solutions to global environmental challenges.
  • To enact legislation which will ban all space-based weapons.
  • To enact comprehensive legislation to research, develop and explore space peacefully and cooperatively with all cultures on Earth and in space.
  • To introduce Zero-point energy as a means for the world to obtain "free energy." According to The Disclosure Project, this will help to end World Poverty and famine, among other things.

[edit] Action

Because congress has not yet allowed for such a hearing, Alfred Webre, the International Director of the Institute for Cooperation in Space, and Stephen Bassett, founder of Paradigm Clock, have suggested creating a Citizen Hearing for the testimony of witnesses to be heard publicly outside of Congress.

[edit] National Press Club Conference

Dr. Steven M. Greer introduced "The National Disclosure Project" to the media and the public on May 9, 2001 at the Washington's National Press Club. It was notable for being the largest meeting in the UFO community and the large amount of attention it received.

Among the participants were:

The conference hosted over 20 witnesses, most of them ex-military, who provided testimonies, some of them about the cover-up of the UFO issue, while others relayed third-person accounts or gave their opinions. They had chosen not to include eye-witnesses to alien abduction and have come under fire for this bias. In response, it is claimed that the military witnesses are more easily verifiable. Yet the more reaching conclusions drawn from this project are, at times, clearly at odds with abduction researchers, even going so far as to completely discount any possibility that the occupants of UFO’s could have less-than-benign intent or unethical methods. In fact The Disclosure Project says it has assembled 200+ testimonies from credible people ready to swear before congress on the subject of extra terrestrials.

Amongst the more elaborate and unproven accounts, former army Sergeant Clifford Stone claimed that he was a direct participant in situations involving the recovery of downed Extraterrestrial saucers, some of which housed Extraterrestrial beings. According to Sergeant Stone, the U.S. Government actively worked to suppress the crashed saucer recovery effort by issuing threats and orders regarding the penalties for discussing these events which Sergeant Stone witnessed on that fateful day in Pennsylvania, 1969.

"You have individuals that look very much like you and myself, that could walk among us and you wouldn't even notice the difference," says Sergeant Clifford Stone, adding that 57 species of Extraterrestrial origin have thus far been catalogued.

An additional claim details several government-contracted companies' involvement in the study and development of gravity control propulsion technology since the 1950s. Many of these projects are thought to have drained nearly $40 billion directly from the pockets of millions of uninformed taxpayers.

The conference marked the start of a campaign whose primary goal consists of an open, honest hearing on the UFO/Extraterrestrial subject to be held on the floors of Congress; At the start of this hearing, several military, scientific, and political witnesses must be granted immunity of punishment from violating any oath administered under such illegal, black budget programs. A complete disclosure on the UFO/Extraterrestrial subject by the president and the U.S. government at large remains a top priority of the "National Disclosure Project."

[edit] List of witnesses

Below is a partial list of witnesses who have come forward and a short summary of their testimonies. [2]
A larger list of witnesses and details (including selected government documentation), is available in the "Briefing Document" in the external links section.

Name Occupation Claims [3]
Vasily Alexeyev Major-General, Space Communications Center, Russia
Dwynne Arneson Lt. Colonel, US Air Force (retired)
"Dr. B." Scientist and engineer who has worked on top-secret projects
Corrado Balducci Monsignor, Vatican theologian
  • "As God's power is limitless, it is not only possible but also likely that inhabited planets exist. "
Graham Bethune Commander, US Navy (retired)
  • While he was flying a group of VIP’s and pilots into Argentia, Newfoundland, he says they all witnessed a 300 foot UFO traveling at 10,000 feet vertically upwards in a fraction of a second towards their plane, and he says they also got the object on radar.
Robert Blazina Sgt. (retired)
Don Bockelman US Army
Charles Brown Lieutenant Colonel, US Air Force (retired)
  • After returning from WWII he was assigned to work on Project Grudge, where he was responsible for investigating UFO's. He also believed that Project Blue Book was a lie given to the public.
John Callahan former Division Chief of the Accidents and Investigations Branch of the FAA, Washington DC
  • He said that a 1986 Japanese Airlines 747 flight was followed by a UFO for 31 minutes over the Alaskan skies until the flight landed.
  • [1]
Stoney Campbell Staff Sergeant, US Air Force
  • In the summer of 1967, while guarding a B-52 at a SAC Air Force Base in Oklahoma, a large bluish, non-solid, and glittery haze that had the shape of a boomerang wing appeared and was picked up by radar.
Franklin Carter US Navy
  • He witnessed a UFO on the radar moving at 3,400 miles an hour.
Gordon Cooper Astronaut
Neil Daniels United Airlines Airline Pilot, ex-Air Force
Ross Diedrickson Colonel, US Air Force (ret.)/AEC
  • Was informed about many UFOs being seen at various nuclear storage facilities and some of their manufacturing plants.
George A. Filer III Former Air Force Major
  • Claims an alien craft came down at McGuire Air Force Base, an alien came out and was shot by a military policeman. Its dead body was found at the end of the runway [2].
  • Claims to have chased an alien ship over England when flying for the US Air Force.
  • He operates his own website Filer's Files
Frederick Marshall Fox Lieutenant, US Navy (retired)
  • "There is a publication called JANAP 146 E that had a section that says you will not reveal any information regarding the UFO phenomenon under penalty of $10,000.00 fine and ten years in jail. So they were quite adamant that whatever experiences you had you were not to go public with it without their permission…"
  • "The subject never came up with Air Traffic Control. In any event I would never have opened my mouth. There was a Captain, Pete Killian, who was written about in some of the UFO books. He was a Captain with American Airlines back in the ‘50’s that evidently had a sighting and testified before the Senate committees. And then there was another captain that actually took a photograph of a UFO off his wings. And of course they were subject to ridicule. I didn’t want to go that direction. So, I never reported anything to FAA or the military. A lot of pilots just did not want to get involved in this because of peer pressure and ridicule. So the secret has been kept…"
Richard Haines Dr., NASA research scientist
  • Over the past 30 years, he has compiled more than 3,000 cases of unusual visual and radar sightings of unexplained aerial phenomena.
  • [3]
  • [4]
Donna Hare Former NASA contract employee
  • Claims that a man quarantined with the Apollo astronauts had told her that the astronauts had seen an alien craft when they landed on the moon but were told not to reveal it.
Robert Jacobs Professor, Lt. US Air Force
  • In 1964, while working as an officer in the Air Force at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, he said they filmed a UFO traveling besides a ballistic missile test and then directing a 4 beams of light at the missile causing the missile to tumble out of space.
Harry Allen Jordan US Navy
Enrique Kolbeck Senior Air Traffic Controller
James Kopf US Navy Crypto Communications/ National Security Agency
  • "A few days later the Commanding Officer and the Executive Officer came on the closed circuit television system that we had on board. It was the only way that they could address the crew of 5,000. He [the Commanding Officer] looked at the camera -- and I will never forget this -- and he said, ‘I would like to remind the crew that certain events that take place on board a major naval combative vessel are considered classified and should not be discussed with anyone without a need to know.’ And that was all he said."
Steven Lovekin Brigadier General, Esq., White House Army Signaling Agency
  • Said that while stationed at White House 1959-1961, was extensively briefed on UFO reality, shown crash debris from 1947 New Mexico crash with 3 to 5 alien bodies recovered, told people had been assassinated to maintain secrecy, and he and other Signal Corps members heard President Eisenhower rueing how control of the situation was being lost by the government and taken over by private corporations (part of Eisenhower's military-industrial complex warning).
  • [5]).
Merle Shane McDow US Navy Atlantic Command
  • He was present at the Atlantic Operational Support Facility, Atlantic Command when a UFO was being tracked by radar moving at high speed in the Atlantic coast.
Edgar Mitchell Astronaut, Apollo 14 Astronaut
Lord Hill-Norton Five-star Admiral and the former Head of the British Ministry of Defense
  • In an interview, he states: "...that there is a serious possibility that we are being visited - and have been visited for many years - by people from outer space, from other civilizations; that it behooves us to find out who they are, where they come from, and what they want. This should be the subject of rigorous scientific investigation, and not the subject of rubbishing by tabloid newspapers."
Don Phillips Lockheed Skunkworks, USAF, and CIA Contractor
  • While in the Air Force at Nellis Air Force Base, he says UFOs were witnessed moving at high speeds near Mount Charleston, northwest of Las Vegas.
  • He says that we have extraterrestrial devices in position and that we have advanced our technology because of this (examples include: computer chips, lasers, night vision, bulletproof vests).
  • He says that in the 1950s - 1960s, NATO did research on the origins of extraterrestrial races and shared the to the leaders of various countries.
  • He says that there are records and filmed documents of meetings in California in 1954 between extraterrestrial and leaders of the United States.
  • "Are these ET people hostile? Well, if they were hostile, with their weaponry they could have destroyed us a long time ago — or could have done some damage."
Massimo Poggi Captain, Senior 747 captain for Alitalia
Nick Pope British Ministry Of Defense
  • "I believe that governments and the military, and indeed private researchers, politicians- whoever- should place everything in the public domain on this issue. Governments can’t, I think, have it both ways. You cannot say on the one hand, as the party line often goes, that UFOs are of no defense significance, and then on the other keep back some of the data."
  • "You simply can’t do that. You have to have it one way or the other. And if, as governments consistently say when the politicians probe on this issue or when the media inquire, that there’s really nothing to worry about, then okay, let’s see all the data."
Lori Rehfeldt Captain, British Royal Air Force
  • She was stationed at the 81st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters during the late-night December 1980 event where she and a colleague saw a UFO silently explode, split into three parts, speed across a runway, and then it went straight up and disappeared.
Carol Rosin Dr., Manager, Fairchild Industries
  • Dr. Rosin says that Wernher Von Braun told her that a plan had been designed to justify weapons in spaced by creating hoax stories to give to the public about an extraterrestrials threat.
Daniel Sheehan Washington lawyer
Michael W. Smith US Air Force
  • While he was an Air Traffic Controller for the Air Force in Oregon and Michigan, he witnessed UFOs tracked on radar and moving at high speeds.
Chuck Sorrells Sgt., US Air Force (ret.)
Clifford Stone Sergeant, United States Army
  • Stone says he has seen living and dead extraterrestrials while working for an army team that retrieved crashed ET crafts.
Bill Uhouse Captain, US Marine Corps (ret.)
Bob Walker Lieutenant, US Army
  • After World War II, while at a NASA (then NACA) open house, he witnessed a 30-foot saucer-shaped craft which had come from Germany in order to be study. Another incident occurred where he witnessed a disc shaped object while he was piloting an aircraft for a TV station.
Larry Warren Security Officer, US Air Force
Jonathan Weygandt Lance Corporal, Marine Corps
  • "'You weren't supposed to be there.' 'You are not supposed to see this.' 'You are going to be dangerous if we let you go.' I thought that they were going to kill me, really…"
  • "They had a Lieutenant Colonel from the Air Force and he did not identify himself. And he told me, 'If we just took you out in the jungle, they would never find you out there.' I didn't want to test him to see if he would really do that so I just said, 'Yeah.' And, he said, 'You have got to sign these papers. You never saw this.' I 'don't exist' and 'this situation never happened.' And if you tell anybody, you will just come up missing…"
John Williams Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force rescue helicopter pilot
  • While in the military he learned about a facility inside of Norton Air Force Base in California, that contained a UFO craft stored, and that certain Senators such as Bob Dole had visited the facility.
Dan Willis US Navy
Joe Wojtecki Lieutenant Colonel, Strategic Air Command and Tactical Air Command
  • One night in April of 1969, while he was stationed at Loring Air Force Base in Maine, he saw three bright lights in the shape of an equilateral triangle silently moving across the sky at under 3,000 feet. The next day he was informed that for six hours, a UFO was witnessed hovering over a group of B-52's containing nuclear weapons.

[edit] Criticisms

At this time, the U.S. government has a policy of denial towards the statements presented in the Disclosure Project. An important criticism of the project is that its claims are based primarily on the testimony of government employees and military personnel.

Rob Watson, a correspondent for the BBC News, branded the National Press Club conference as the strangest ever to be hosted by Washington's National Press Club. [4]

[edit] Media

[edit] Books

[edit] Videos

[edit] Audio

[edit] CDs
  • Meditation CD [5]

[edit] Radio Interviews

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ David, Leonard. "DO NOT PUBLISH: UFO Group Demands Congressional Hearing", Space.com, May 9, 2001. Retrieved on March 27, 2007.
  2. ^ Katelynn Raymer and David Ruppe (May 10, 2001). Group Calls for Disclosure of UFO Info. ABC News.
  3. ^ Disclosure Witness Testimony Menu. Disclosure Project. Retrieved on March 28, 2007.
  4. ^ Rob Watson (May 10, 2001). UFO spotters slam 'US cover-up'. BBC News.
  5. ^ Steven M. Greer. The Disclosure Project - Shopping Cart. Disclosure Project.

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