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Dr. Steven Greer: "There are at least 69 different alien species documented since the 1960s, ranging from 1.5 feet tall to 40 feet tall." 👽🛸😱 Most are bipedal with humanoid structures but show huge diversity in form and size because they come from different star systems. Greer explains: "Some...

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