Battle for Disclosure

..in which he postulated that gravity was an.outside force travelling by means that was hitherto.unknown, would have allowed for, atleast theoretically, anti-gravity.

However, Albert Einsteins theory of general relativity makes no such absurd allowances, because space and time is no longer distinguishable from.eachother.

SpaceTime™ is the four-dimensional, all encompassing, invisible fabric that matter and energy warpes not unlike how a bowling ball warps a trampolin mat and therefore there can be no anti, in front of matter.

Since Einstein did predict gravitational waves exactly 100 years before scientists finally measured them and proved him right, aswell as him being an outspoken atheist, Ill go with him on this one.

I gave this movie three stars, it was hilarious, albeit it was full of contradictions neither Einstein or Newton, if somehow raised from the dead, wouldnt.wrinkle their nose at.

When he started calling out Grusch for wanting to sell books I turned it off.

Look, I don't know who is right, if anyone, butnthebfact Greer called grusch a grifter is just too much projection for me. He's jealous he's not the center of attention.

It sucks because Greer does do a lot of good for the discussion, but he's hamstrings by his own need for attention. Shameful.

If he really cared he'd be supportive of others going after the same goal, but nah, he needs it to be him in the center of it all. Doesn't help that he charges thousands of dollars for his "retreats." Greer, you let me down sir.

I am truly over all these documentaries about the government cover ups of UAP's.

They all have the same story with generally the same "experts" or "retired personnel " who have all the evidence.....but they don't! If just one of them could provide any truly verifiable evidence about any government "conspiracy" to cover up UAP's....they would be a start.

This documentary is just one person after another telling stories without any proof and it's nothing we have not heard a thousand times before.

Surely after all these years and with modern technologies available someone could produce any evidence of cover ups or reasons why any government would keep this from the public....then show it snd prove it.

After 30mins I was entitely bored and not one person said anything I had not heard before.

This documentary was good, very informative and intriguing but we don't learn anything new. His last film The Lost Century is great! Overall, until there is information that hasn't been regurgitated multiple ways over different films, I no longer get excited about these releases. It was interesting to watch the Congress get involved and really cool to know my home state Representative (R) Tim Burchett has taken such a keen interest in this subject. His insights in this film are really the only things I haven't necessarily heard yet, and I am glad to have Congressman Burchett (R TN)so involved.

The only takeaway from this documentary is the disgraceful statements from Dr. Greer.

Here is a man who has spent thirty years of his life studying the UFO phenomena. A physician who has no formal education in any field relevant to the study of these vehicles, he is no different than any other guy on the internet fascinated by the subject.

And yet he has the audacity to stand in front of the camera and belittle a vetted "beyond reproach" decorated veteran who has held positions that granted him insight and access to information Greer can only dream of. Painting Grusch like some little kid who stumbled upon something he wasn't supposed to see and is now chasing book deals and profit over disclosure, I mean, what? Why? What possible reason could a man who has obsessed about UFO's most of his adult life have to do that?

The only reason that makes sense is sheer and unadulterated jealousy that there are far more qualified people with genuine insider knowledge taking the spotlight over a subject he has been chasing his whole life.

You should be ashamed of yourself. You should be ashamed for doing the very thing the people have been doing to individuals who have been exposed to unexplained phenomena since the 40's, trying to smear them in the eyes of your audience to take away their credibility all the while purporting that you're chasing the truth.

The irony is, Grusch and his ilk did more to bring this subject to the spotlight of the general public, mainstream media and the politicians than you ever have nor ever will.

Shame on you, Dr. Greer. Shame on you.