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Steven Greenstreet

New York Post video editor; questioned the launch of Skywatcher

2024– · Critics and skeptics · Journalist

A video journalist at the New York Post, in January 2025 he pointed out that Jake Barber's company Skywatcher had been registered on November 27, 2024 and that its website belonged to Alex Klokus, co-founder of the SALT conference, a link used by critics to speak of an organized media launch. In 2026 he observed that some of the PURSUE files had been public for some time.

Key claims
  • Documented Skywatcher's registration dates and the ownership of its website (2025).
Today
Commented critically on the release of the PURSUE files (2026).

Documented authority

It measures how documented and verifiable what the person claims is, not their honesty. Each criterion is scored from 0 to 2.

Credentials 2/2
His role at the New York Post is indicated by the sources.
Direct access not applicable
Not applicable: does not claim direct knowledge of the facts; reports sources or documents.
Evidence provided 1/2
He pointed to verifiable registration data, reported in a social media post.
Claims track record not applicable
The sources consulted do not trace the outcome of any verifiable claims made by this person.
Conflicts of interest not applicable
The sources consulted do not document financial interests tied to the topic.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia – UFO files release (2026) (other)
  2. Steven Greenstreet on X, January 2025: the registration of Skywatcher (other, skeptical)
  3. ufouap.wiki: profile of Jake Barber (industry wiki) (other)

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