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But, perhaps the most extreme claim about CE-5 contact made by Greer has to do with what occurred on March 13th, 1997 in the Phoenix Arizona area and what has become known as the Phoenix Lights.
I flew into Phoenix on a U.S. Airways flight and as we were landing, I began the CE-5 protocols. I went into an expanded state of consciousness and into space and began vectoring extraterrestrial vehicles into the Phoenix area. I told the ETs, "It'd be great if you can do something undeniable while we're here that we can put into this footage to share with Congress whom we will be briefing in a couple of weeks." This was on March 13th, 1997, and the briefing for Congress was in early April.
So, essentially, Greer claims he is the source of one of Ufo history's major mysteries
Originally posted by GoldenAge
Hmm.
I guess no one accepts the idea that one might be able to communicate with ET through altered/expanded states of consciousness.
Originally posted by easynow
reply to post by GoldenAge
my gut feeling tells me, he was having delusions of grandeur when making this claim.
[edit on 21-11-2008 by easynow]
originally posted by Jeremy_Vaeni
That's not what's being said here. Very specifically, GREER is full of it.
originally posted by Magnus47
Even if it WERE possible to do the things he claims, how could anyone just brag about it after the fact and expect to be taken seriously? If he REALLY wanted to prove something, why not get a team of scientists, form a hypothesis, set up an experiment, hell, get the local news waiting with live cameras rolling in helicopters, and THEN "vector in the alien craft?"
I'd like to join your club, if its ok with you
Originally posted by Lost_Mind
reply to post by sebarud
Sad thing is it really does apply to me too! I was born lost and have been trying to find my way for 46 years so far. At least I'll admit it though...he wont.