Is Steven Greer legit? A SHOCKING Report from one of his CSETI Excursions.

Steven M. Greer is a retired emergency room Physician who has dedicated large parts of his life to researching the UFO (now UAP) Phenomenon. He is also the Creator of The Disclosure Project, The Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI), The Orion Project, Sirius Technology Advanced Research, LLC and is considered one of the world’s leading authorities on all things UFO / UAP. He’s also published countless books and produced documentaries about Alien disclosure. I saw his work for the first time at 2001’s Disclosure Project and till this day I appreciate his work on bringing all those credible UFO witnesses together at the national press club. However, his credibility seems to have decreased since then. And there’s one report that keeps coming up when discussing the credibility of Dr. Steven Greer. I want to read it to you guys and discuss.

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[shannoncollier]

He frequently says I have the proof but never shows it, that’s exactly what someone who doesn’t have any proof says.

[kingforaday]

Any "entity" that had the resources to give him 2 billion dollars would most certainly have other much cheaper means to get him to shut up!!!

[tomconnolly]

Greer has that ability to talk non stop and really loves using acronyms to give the appearance of knowledge, he is simply a grifter

[NightMedicine]

I have no idea why, but I get icky vibes from him. Always have. Don’t ask me why but something about him gives me the creeps. I feel like he is a salesman trying to sell me the idea of himself and his ideas. Just seems like one of those people your intuitive alarm bells tell you not to trust…

[neverknew]

He did an interview yesterday on the Shawn Ryan Show. Half way through i decided to do some research on him. That led me here.

[salvagemonster]

It’s about the money and attention. You nailed it.

[Fireworxs]

*Am I the only one that thinks Stephen Greer's property should be searched for missing teenagers?*

[robertskinner]

He kinda lost me when he said that 1940, s radar brought down 3 alien space craft plus he claims there have been over 140 alien crashes
Either they are really lousy pilots or their tech actually sucks or

[MuddywatermultimediaGroup]

Biggest red flag is all the spiritualism shit he preaches, alot of it sounds like new age mumbo jumbo

[zingwilder]

I recently watched an interview with Dr. Greer. I could only make it through one-half of his "act" before I became highly suspicious of the information that he was presenting. The man was essentially trying to make people believe that he held the fate of the world in his own strong and brave hands. He's way out there.

[mrj]

Theorys of Everything podcaat with host Kurt M.
Greer went on and got called out for his aerospace word salads that clearly was made uo because it could not be possible that how he explained his zero point handheld energy device would work.
Check it out.

[marybaxter]

EXCELLENT! I just watched his 2+ hours on the Shawn Ryan show and my "WTF/?" alerts in my mind were going off way too often, especially the $2B pay off story, the endless name dropping, the "they can't kill me" blah blah blah. If there is one area that needs a massive amount of logic, reason and skepticism, it is the "UFO/UAP" realm. I see far too many people treating this subject manner as a quasi-religion wanting to believe and blinding them to illogical and inconsistent statements.

[Fastinsilence]

The first time I watched Dr Greer he was promising a machine with endless free energy, the next video I watched he stated that he wanted inventors who had such machines to come forward and join him, he wanted us to provide what he said he already had, this was years ago, I have never listened to him since.

[ianhilton]

i used to worship Greer.but over time ive chaged also.he is a total fraud.ive heard similar accounts

[randyization]

NOBODY greer has said he got info or testimony from has ever backed his claims. they are all either deceased, retired, or cant talk on camera. he acts like he was investigating in the 40s and 50s, when he was 10 years old. he has an answer to EVERY question asked. Ive never heard him say I DONT KNOW.. just because he was a medical doctor doesnt mean he doesnt have a few loose screws.

[ozzyhouston]

Once, I heard Greer say he wept when he thought about something. I think the "something" was how clueless top US officials are about UFO'S. Whatever he wept over, I did not think it was something a person would cry over, and I doubted Greer's sincerity.

[jadomi]

The thing with Greer is that he just touches on everything. Nothing has substance. He just talks and talks and talks and you don't get left feeling any wiser or even with any questions. It's just a big mleh

[solomonrivers]

What discredits him in my eyes is that he makes himself out as a martyr for leaving the medical field, while making a comfortable living investigating ufos, and selling tickets to maybe see an alien.
If it was only two of those red flags I might be more inclined to believe him, but being all three just kills it for me

[Melsincatuation]

I just watched the Shawn Ryan interview and I have to admit I was at first in awe...and then my common sense and intuitive thinking finally kicked in and took over!! I started noticing the constant name dropping, the use of these huge scientific words that as a scientist myself, were often not even being used correctly, I noticed he would start a claim, .talking in big scientific words., throwing these words around seemingly with out much thought, and before finishing a.thought, a.claim, he would quickly and effortlessly shift gears and I even caught myself shifting gears and forgetting about him not finishing his claim. So in essence the audience is left in a constant state of " oh, awe, wow, . When he made the statement about Star Trek, that is when I went whoa ..hold up....i thought oh no...he is one of these " treky" types, and all i could see is him watching and rewatching every Star Trk episde, to the point where it becomes a reality( he isnt the first person that has happened too!!)THEN... I then found out about his family and how he grew up..that answers his behavior....He grew up, basically, I'm just going to say it...a spoiled rich kid( and no doubt had every Star Trek toy ever made!)

[apc]

Good points about Steven Greer. I had the same feelings about him. I also went on a long quest about this subject. The one person who really stood out for me was John E. Mack, the Harvard professor who sadly was killed in a car crash in London in 2005. He interviewed many people who claimed to have been abducted. His writing was respectful to such persons and non-judgemental, but with some analysis of the common themes that emerged. He was a credible figure to me. Keep up the good work!