Promoting Suzy Hansen and the Grey ETs by Karin McLeod PhD

The conversation centers on Suzy Hansen, a key figure in the extraterrestrial research community. Brian Ruhe and Karin McLeod PhD discuss her book and experiences, highlighting her shared consciousness with a Grey and her detailed descriptions of Grey society and technology. They explore the concept of the “three waves“ of human-Grey interaction, involving innovators, enlighteners, and concealed ones. The discussion touches on the challenges of integrating these concepts into mainstream understanding, the role of free will, and the potential for positive or negative outcomes. They also mention Suzy’s involvement with the International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research (ICER) and her efforts to raise awareness about the positive aspects of extraterrestrial contact. The conversation revolves around the gradual disclosure of information about extraterrestrial life, emphasizing the importance of a gradual process to avoid shocking the public. Suzy Hansen’s belief that extraterrestrials (ETs) are in charge of disclosure is highlighted, along with the need for people to acclimate to the idea. The discussion touches on the integration of ET disclosure with religious beliefs and the potential impact on society. The participants express a desire to study and discuss these topics further, acknowledging the rapid pace of developments and the importance of promoting Suzy Hansen’s work, despite her limited public presence. Thank you to Jennifer MacKenzie for the thumbnail image. Join our Meetup and be in our Zoom videos. Our Univesity Galacticus website is Please download any of my videos and copy them to your own channels to spread the word. All video playlists: or click on “Click here for Playlists“ and scroll down. Donate: Bitcoin: 15Ls63J21zzhAPE7ke4P2JhaHyAEhUrJVe Volunteer your time. Be part of a group. My website: MP3 audios and video at: My priorities: Flickr: @N07 My three books are available at Amazon. ruhe&crid=1ZU2U0DOIY0QG&sprefix=,aps,101&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_1_0_recent