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Dr. Steven Greer joins Tyrus to reveal the chilling truth behind missing military officials and the trillions of dollars spent keeping extraterrestrial technology a secret.

Dr. Steven Greer joins The Benny Show to examine claims that many UFO sightings may stem from classified, human-engineered technologies rather than extraterrestrial origins. The discussion highlights secrecy, whistleblower testimony, and the potential global impact of revealing suppressed innovations.

Dr. Steven Greer highlights the next phase of Disclosure ahead of the 25th Anniversary of the historic National Press Club event, emphasizing the need for full transparency on extraterrestrial and advanced human technologies.

A Clip of Dr. Steven Greer Discussing Extraterrestrial Technologies With Rob Lowe on the Podcast Literally! With Rob Lowe

Dr. Greer discusses this new film with filmmaker Blake Cousins. Some insights into the making of the film and why making Contact is more important than ever!

Dr. Steven Greer joins Planet Tyrus and drops the story that changed his life.Tyrus presses Dr. Greer on everything from UFO disclosure and black-budget secrecy to the line between extraterrestrial craft vs. man-made UAPs, plus why the public reaction to recent UAP talk has felt so muted.

Dr. Steven Greer has reshared this recommended address—originally authored by him several years ago—as a model framework for how world leaders could responsibly communicate the reality of UAP and Non-Human Intelligence to the public.

The question isn’t whether the UFO issue is real. The question is who controls the narrative—and whether it gets hijacked into an ‘alien threat’ storyline. If that happens, we’ll be dealing with fear-based disclosure instead of truth-based disclosure.

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Dr. Steven Greer presents
CE5: The New Frontier of Contact

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Disclosure itself isn’t the threat — fear is. If the truth emerges through panic, deception, and manufactured narratives, we risk losing the future instead of gaining it.