Steven Greer and the "gravity control" whistleblowers

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And even more telling, the pressure would be even more irresistable to apply the new technology to commercial technologies so as to make huge profits. After all, this is a capitalist society virtually ruled by profit-hungry corporations.

Just on this point though. Greer's argument is that this new technology would make gas, electricity, etc., obsolete, so trillions and trillions of dollars would be at stake. So I think it is a legitimate question to ask: if the military and the aviation industries have this technology, would it really be in their benefit to have it out there? It'd be hard to think that they could announce they have it and not have tremendous pressure from scientists, governments, all over the world, to have access to it.

Plus there's the security question of having this technology used by adversaries to near-instantaneously deliver bombs to other countries.

I was watching the 2021 doc by Greer "Countdown to Disclosure: The Secret Technology Behind the Space Force". (He has another one even more recent out, Above Top Secret.) I'll try to relocate the part where Greer discusses these issues specifically and PM you if you want to listen to the arguments more precisely.