CSETI energy briefing (2009)

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CSETI energy briefing (2009)
Dr. Steven M. Greer (Disclosure Project / CSETI / SEAS Power) @ the Conscious Life Expo
Dr. Steven M. Greer (Disclosure Project / CSETI / SEAS Power) @ the Conscious Life Expo Photo: Energy Artist · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
Date13 February 2009
TopicsPropulsion & physics (topic), Congress & law (topic)
PeopleSteven Greer
TestimonyShellenberger testimony, p. 169
Year2009 in UFO history
Timeline2009 on the UAP Timeline
Sources8

CSETI energy briefing (2009) — CSETI allegedly briefs Obama officials and senators on breakthrough energy.

Steven Greer's CSETI said that in early 2009 it briefed someone in the new Obama administration and members of Congress, including former Sen. Bob Smith of New Hampshire, on alleged breakthrough energy technologies linked to UFOs. Greer has long argued that such technologies are suppressed.

No official record of such a briefing has been released. Smith, a former senator, had been interested in the subject. The testimony notes that claims of suppressed UAP technologies often allege coordinated suppression but rarely present specific case studies.

The briefing claim comes from Greer's organization. It's part of the pattern of disclosure advocates seeking access to each new administration.

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