Steven Greer’s public project has two famous faces: the 2001 Disclosure Project National Press Club event, and CE-5-style protocols that train groups to initiate contact. Both appear as influential media-political and experiential systems — without baptizing either as settled science.
Disclosure Project (2001)
A National Press Club event presenting military and intelligence-adjacent voices alleging ET-related secrecy. As media history it is a landmark: suits, credentials, simultaneous speakers, elite venue. As evidence it remains a press conference — not cross-examination and not FOIA. Transcribe testable claims speaker-by-speaker; seek documents; keep unconfirmed items labeled allegation.
CE-5 protocols
Human-initiated contact training: coherent intention, group meditation, sometimes optical signaling. Practitioners report structured lights and meaning. Scientists note uncontrolled nights maximize aircraft, Starlink, balloons, planets, and group expectation effects. Safety is non-negotiable: never illuminate aircraft with lasers; night terrain kills people via ordinary physics.
Before any field log: ISS + Kp · Weather · CE-5 article
Films & the Atacama lesson
Greer-associated films package activism for streaming. The Atacama specimen path is a permanent journalism lesson: later genetic analysis in the scientific literature identified human remains with mutations — not an extraterrestrial. When lab science and cinema conflict, Cosmolink privileges the lab and labels the dispute.