The Dr. Steven Greer Podcast

Okay, I'm just watching this now, and this new information that Greer is talking about isn't the "data dump" I have heard him mention before, but appears to be related to a new network of government and military insiders that The Disclosure Project has been working with in the past 2 years or so, who have decided to come forward publically now, within the next week and on-going for a while this year.

On Episode 2, Dr. Greer talks about Jake Barber, the UAP whistleblower going public, and the necessary steps to create a positive outcome for UAP/NHI disclosure globally.

The Disclosure Project (i.e. Greer) often brings up the diaries of Dr. Jacques Vallee. In Volume 4, Vallee writes about the CIA and psychological warfare operations in Brazil and Argentina.

https://vk.com/@secretxgovernment-the-cia-simulated-ufo-abductions-in-la...

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In one of his latest books, Forbidden Science 4, he shares a record of his private study into unexplained phenomena between 1990 and the end of the millennium, during which he was traveling around the globe pursuing his professional work as a high-technology investor. It’s a bit of a diary, documenting his experiences and encounters/meetings as he tries to examine and explore the phenomenon.

In an entry dated Thursday 26 March 1992, Valle writes:

“ I have secured a document confirming that the CIA simulated UFO abductions in Latin America (Brazil and Argentina) as psychological warfare experiments."

There is a notorious Nazi connection to Brazil from the 1980s that brought to light the fact that Nazi doctor Josef Mengele was hiding out there for decades after World War 2. In a recent book on the subject, published in Brazil, 'Hiding Mengele', the author/researcher Betina Anton tracked down the woman responsible for living with and hiding Mengele for the last 10 years of his life. This woman was sworn to secrecy and threatened and did not divulge too much information. But this is some of what she had to say that is published in the last chapter of Hiding Mengele:

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Other questions remained, and I hoped to get answers for them. During our conversation, always using the same slang, she had told me, “A lot of money is still rolling in today.”

“But today? He’s dead,” I wondered.

She replied: “Even today.”

“Do you mean there are things that people don’t know about? Is that it?” I insisted.

She confirmed: “I know, but I’m not going to talk. The deal I have with them . . . it’s serious.”

I confess that, after our first conversation about Mengele, I never wanted to speak to her again. Only those who have repeatedly received sinister threats can understand how I felt. I created a kind of emotional shield for myself and decided to carry on with my research without ever approaching Liselotte again. But it wasn’t so simple. I had unanswered questions and couldn’t overcome my curiosity. Her evasive sentences kept coming back to my mind: “There’s a lot, a lot that nobody knows yet . . . I know.”