“We're not alone. There are life forms out there, which while they are not hostile, have clearly shown that they're not pleased with our tendency to put weapons in space. (May 9, 2001)”

— Steven M. Greer

2001
Source: [Watson, Rob, UFO spotters slam 'US cover-up', BBC News, May 10, 2001, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/1322432.stm, 2007-02-21]

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