Hints by Greer about General T.E.'s identity:
1) General T.E. was a former head of Army Intelligence
2) General T.E. was present at the April 1992 meeting in Atlanta with Steven Greer. The General held a speech.
3) General T.E.'s sidekick was Col. MK (John Alexander)

Born in 1930. Republican and Presbyterian. Graduated from West Point in 1952. MA in chemical engineering from Columbia in 1961. Army intelligence officer. Head of INSCOM (Army Intelligence) 1980-1984 (1). During this time, he launched a series of secret projects at Fort Meade involving remote viewing, in which Col. John Alexander was involved. Participated in the course Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) of Col. John Alexander in 1983. Vice president of Intelligence Systems at BDM International from about 1984 to 1990, an aerospace and defense contractor, which is suspected by some of involvement in ET technology back-engineering programs and psychotronic weapon development. Chairman of PSI TECH since 1990. Ed Dames and Col. John Alexander, a close associate of Stubblebine (3), were directors of PSI-TECH. Worked on several remote viewing related projects until 1993. Lectured on remote viewing at several conferences in April and May of 1992, where he was introduced by Dr. Steven Greer (2). Member of the Executive Advisory Board for the American Board for Certification in Homeland Security. On the board of Canadian Submarine Technologies, Inc. Said to have played a role in the Aviary, the intelligence group said to have interfaced with the civilian UFO community.

Greer gives his name

Born 1928. Joined the Navy around 1946. Career officer, served as a fighter pilot in the Korean War. A.B. in Government from George Washington University in 1961. M.A. in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland in 1963. Ph.D. in International Studies from American University in 1975. Served in Naval Intelligence in the 1960s and 1970s. Has briefed the President's Scientific Advisory Committee (PSAC), which included a bunch of members of the JASON Group and MJ-12 (if the latter one existed). Retired from the Navy around 1976 due to a parapsychological experience. Worked for some intelligence-linked (DIA; ONI) companies after his retirement from Naval Intelligence. Did lots of work on the paranormal. Often escorted Prince Hans-Adam of Liechtenstein. Together, they visited parapsychological laboratories and UFO conferences. Conducted his own dolphin telepathy studies along with Col. John Alexander and Theodore Rockwell, a prominent nuclear engineer who has worked on naval nuclear propulsion systems and who also serves as vice president of the U.S. Psychotronics Association. Aide to Senator Claiborne Pell (chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee) 1985-1991, but did nothing other then work in the paranormal. Founder and President of the Human Potential Foundation, which included Sen. Pell on the board, and was the institute that was later accused of funneling Laurance Rockefeller's big bucks to John Mack's abduction research center. Trustee of the American Society for Psychical Research (ASPR) since 1985 and identified as its president in 1992. In 1989, MUFON appointed Jones as a Special Consultant in International Relations, formalizing the relationship. Funded Rima Laibow's January 1990 TREAT II conference (Treatment and Research of Experienced Anomalous Trauma). About 70 investigators, including many research psychologists, clinicians, MDs, physicists and assorted intellectuals who take the abduction phenomenon very seriously met for five days to share ideas. This was by invitation only -- no publicity desired or allowed. Scott chaired a panel, conferred with the university sponsors, acted as liaison with the Prince of Liechtenstein (who was the major benefactor of the conference), and conferred on strategic organizational issues with Walter Andrus, the leader of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), and John Schuessler, Andrus' close ufological associate and second- in-command. TREAT was organized by Rima Laibow, MD, a psychiatrist determined to get mainstream attention for the abduction puzzle. She was the obvious and very visible leader, but Scott was never far. In the fall of 1990, Jones and Laibow lectured together in England. As late as the summer of 1991, Jones and Laibow were planning a yachting excursion together with Col. John Alexander (retired from the U.S. Army) to investigate anomalies in the Bahamas. In the field of ufology, one searches in vain for significant published material from the hand of Scott Jones. Headed the Human Potential Foundation in the 1990s, which included among its board members Sen. Pell. The Human Potential Foundation funneled Laurance Rockefeller's money (hundreds of thousands of dollars) to John Mack's Abduction research center. In the summer of 1991, C.B. Scott Jones and Laibow were planning a yachting excursion together with Col. John Alexander to investigate anomalies in the Bahamas. Laibow, Stubblebine, ufologist Victoria Lacas (wife of John Alexander), and Jones toured Europe and the Soviet Union, where they established a prodigious UFO/Psi network. The scientist Michael Persinger is said to have been a good friend of Jones. Also acquainted with Eldon Byrd, a paranormal and mind control researcher who worked for the navy on a variety of non-lethal weapons. Said to have been a member of the Aviary.

Hints by Greer about the Woman in Red's identity:
1) Present at Lawrance Rockefeller's 1993 JY Ranch meeting, together with Greer
2) Husband of "Bruce", the former ambassador to France and a Morgan Stanley investment banker who once worked for the CIA
3) Stole Steven Greer's "The Best Available Evidence" by hiring a UFO writer (Don Berliner?) and copywriting the work, only distributing it to high level circles. Struggled with Greer over the public sharing of this information.

Husband of Evan Galbraith since December 1964, the former ambassador to France and a Morgan Stanley investment banker who once worked for the CIA (2). Marie and Steven Greer first met at a two day meeting of eight UFO researchers convened by the Human Potential Foundation at the JY Ranch of Laurence Rockefeller (1) near Jackson Hole, Wyoming in September of 1993. At the time, Marie supposedly knew almost nothing about the UFO topic. Here Greer informed the researchers about his Disclosure Project plan. Marie went to Laurance Rockefeller in 1994-1995 to ask him to fund a 169 page report, titled 'Unidentified Flying Objects Briefing Document: The Best Available Evidence' (Greer's version on this subject differs; Marie and Lawrance have never explained this issue). The main author of the report, which was originally only distributed to world leaders and other influential persons (although it's doubtful how many reports actually arrived) , was initially written by UFO author Don Berliner (wrote the 1992 book 'Crash at Corona' with Stanton Friedman), but later heavily edited by Fate magazine UFO columnist Antonio Huneeus, who had been hired by Galbraith. Supposedly this was done so world leaders wouldn't be caught unaware when the reality of the alien presence was announced. Marie co-authored the report. Steven Greer initially thought he would be part of the project, but was left out at Galbraith's insistence. As 1995 evolved the relationship between Greer and Galbraith deteriorated until in October 1995, they corresponded for the last time. The most objectionable thing to most of the UFORC (Marie's research group) members about Greer appeared to be some of the philosophy and methodology of Greer’s CSETI group. "Greer was considered a loose cannon at best," one member said, "no one in the larger group would ever have allowed Greer anywhere near the project." When questioned in 1997 about Greer’s possible involvement in the drafting of the BAE, Don Berliner stated that "the implication that he worked with Greer and CSETI to be highly insulting, and damaging to his reputation as a professional writer." Greer claims the work was originally of CSETI and was stolen by Galbraith. A lawsuit followed when Greer shared the document with the world (3). Marie has been quoted as saying: "I think to be skeptical is extremely healthy because I was, when I started out. Only because I've just been with the head of the Belgian Air Force and the head of French intelligence do I take it seriously now." She is also quoted as having said: "Our goal is to have elected officials decide what is secret and what is not because now the bureaucrats keep all the secrets. They don’t even keep the Congress and President informed."

Hints by Greer about Bruce's identity:
1) husband of the 'Woman in Red' (Marie Galbraith)
2) one of President Reagan's ambassadors
3) on the board of Morgan Stanley and many top transnational companies
4) former CIA operative

Born in 1928. Graduated from Yale University and Harvard Law School. Active duty in the Navy from 1953-1957 where he worked for the CIA (4). Confidential assistant to the secretary of Commerce 1960-1961. Vice president of Morgan Guaranty Trust of New York and Paris 1961-1969. Married Marie Helene Rockwell in 1964 (1). Chairman of Bankers Trust International 1969-1975. Managing director at Dillon, Read & Co. in London and New York 1975-1981. Reagan's ambassador to France 1981-1985 (2). Member of the CFR since the early 1980s. Advisory director of Morgan Stanley since 1985 (3). Chairman of the board of National Review, a conservative political magazine founded by author William F. Buckley Jr. in 1955. Rumsfeld's representative in Europe and the defense advisor to the U.S. mission to NATO since September 7, 2001. Director of Groupe Lagardere S.A. in Paris, which controls, together with Daimler Benz, the European Aerospace and Defense Systems corporation (EADS), Europe's largest defense contractor and principal owner of Airbus. Lived in Europe for more than 20 years as a banker. Has been to the Bohemian Grove Hillbillies camp.

Hints by Greer about Mr. X's identity:
1) Very prestigious abduction researcher
2) Funded by Lawrance Rockefeller
3) Funded by Prince S.A. (Hans Adam von Liechtenstein)
4) Wrote a best-selling book
5) Present at Lawrance Rockefeller's 1993 JY Ranch meeting, together with Greer
6) Used psychedelics on a daily basis, although this isn't know to the public
7) Claimed to be a victim because he has been persecuted for doing his abduction research

Born in 1929. Shortly before his investigations into alien abductions, Mack was a student at the Esalen Institute [mid 1980s], which was founded in 1962 with the help of Aldous Huxley. The institute held many seminars on esoteric topics, including psychology, gesalt therapy, body work, psychic phenomena, mysticism, psychedelics, and quantum physics. Psychedlics ("semi 7") were quite popular and frequently used by the staff and students (mass murderer Charles Manson spent Aug. 5, 1969 at Esalen, just four days before he unleashed the "Helter Skelter" murder spree). Founded the psychiatric department of Cambridge Hospital. Joined the Harvard Medical School faculty in 1964. Became a Harvard professor of psychiatry in 1972. Founded the Center for Psychology and Social Change, which was affiliated with Harvard, in 1983. In June of 1992, John Mack and MIT physicist David E. Pritchard chaired the Abduction Study Conference at MIT, which was largely funded by Prince Hans Adam II of Liechtenstein (3) . Speakers and abduction researchers at the five day conference included Dr. David Jacobs, Dr. John G. Miller, Dr. Richard Boylan, Budd Hopkins (supposedly worked for the CIA to come up with therapies for the abductees), and John S. Carpenter. Went to Lawrance Rockefeller's YT Ranch in 1993, where Dr. Steven Greer explained his Disclosure Project initiave (5). It has been reported that Mack founded his Program for Extraordinary Experience Research (PEER) in 1993 with a Lawrance Rockefeller grant (2) of $194,000. PEER, an "alien abductee support group" laid the groundwork for Mack's 1994 best-selling book 'Abduction: Human Encounters with Aliens' (4). It has also been reported that Lawrance Rockefeller, through the Human Potential Foundation, funded John Mack's center with $250,000 annually in the 1990s (2). Mack himself is said to have privately acknowledged to have received funds from ex-CIA sources. In 1999, his book 'Passport to the Cosmos' was published. Mack was of the opinion that aliens A) were attempting to change human consciousness to prevent the destruction of the Earth's ecosystems and B) to create offsping from aliens and humans. Ran over by a car in 2003 in London. He had become one the most well-known and one of the most respected alien abduction researcher (1).

* Grant Cameron gave the names of those researchers who attended the September 1993 JY Ranch meeting, hosted by Lawrance Rockefeller. Although possibly not complete, it only shows two abduction researchers, both psychiatrists:
- Dr. John Mack
- Dr. Leo Sprinkle
Of these two, John Mack seems to fit best by far, although much less detail is available about Dr. Leo Sprinkle's funding. But Sprinkle certainly hasn't reached the star-status of Dr. John Mack.