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Bob said there was 500 pounds of it, and there are articles saying he stole some of it which may be technically incorrect and not proven, but you can't prove your counterclaim either which is that he didn't steal it personally, someone else did and Bob Lazar received some smaller quantity of element 115 as stolen material of the highest possible value from a secure, classified facility. The fact is your counter claim isn't true either, there's no stable version of 115, Lazar is lying about that and many other things.
originally posted by: A51Watcher
1 Bob said he stole 500 lbs of E115 from Area 51.
Not true, he never said any such thing.
That's not what Jacque Vallee claimed, he didn't say "aerogel", he referred to "commercial emulsive product", see the screenshot from his book:
2 Bob tried to swindle Bigelow with Aerogel claiming it was E115.
originally posted by: mirageman
Truth is if Bob's story was real he has absolutely nothing but a story. Who's trying to prove him a fake? Oh!
Jacques Vallee noted Bob Bigelow sussed him out pretty quickly pretending he had the mysterious stable version of E115 but it was in fact industrial emulsifier.
See Forbidden Science 4
I'm not sure I believe 100% of what Jacque Vallee claims either, but between the three people of him, Bob Bigelow and Bob Lazar, I think Vallee might be the least untrustworthy in this particular claim about Bob Bigelow ending the partnership with Bob Lazar. Why did Bigelow end the partnership with Lazar so quickly if not for the reason Vallee explained, did Bigelow really explain that to your satisfaction in the interview? I'm not buying it was because Lazar stored some furniture in the lab. If Lazar was going to make me richer, I wouldn't have had a problem with him storing some furniture, we've had some employees do that at the back of our lab workspace and none of them got fired. And why did Vallee publish what he did if it wasn't true, which could subject him to a libel suit from his (former?) employer Bob Bigelow, or maybe even from Bob Lazar?
Bob never did any such thing. If he had, Bigelow could have easily said so in the mystery wire interview. He did not do so.
My point about watching the interview is that I think Bob Bigelow's body language does not suggest he is being candid and telling the truth, certainly not the whole truth, so I'm not ruling out that what is presented in the interview is not reliable information. Why did they form the partnership and why did it end so quickly? The interview raises more questions about that than it answers, so it's not am effective rebuttal to Jacque Vallee's claims, in fact they never specifically deny Jacque Vallee's claims, never seem to give a specific real reason why the partnership was formed, and never seem to give a specific real reason why the partnership was ended so quickly, just what seems to me to be an implausible inference regarding some furniture storage. Lazar storing furniture sounds plausible, but I doubt that's what got him "fired", and Bigelow never said specifically what ended the partnership.
Those 2 points were the purpose of this thread. Believe or disbelieve Bob as you see fit, but don't base it on false information.
Your reading comprehension or memory are dismal. Davis specifically said the logistics facility where Lazar worked didn't require a security clearance, though I've already said I can't verify his claim. But IF what Davis said is true, then Lazar's supervisor at that Logistics support facility would also not require any security clearance so why are you talking about her security clearance etc? It's like you don't even get a minimal comprehension of the things being posted.
originally posted by: A51Watcher
And the roadrunner story oh please. Would his "friend" really risk her job, security clearance, fines and jail time to give him classified data?
It was in the link, but apparently, you don't read the links, you just spew out ignorant comments that prove you didn't even read the links. In the previously posted Eric Davis link, "aliens are here" believer and real physicist Stanton Friedman said he talked to Krangle who confirmed that Lazar worked at Los Alamos and had a security clearance there, but Krangle couldn't confirm anything about the relevant part of Lazar's story of working at area 51 or S4, or being a physicist there, or any security clearances (or lack of them) at area 51/S4, and Krangle agreed with Friedman that Lazar's story about 500 pounds of element 115 sounded "way beyond reality":
I notice you haven't mentioned Dr. Krangle. Anyone manage to debunk him yet? Obviously not or you would have included that also.
(Stanton Friedman: )
"So Dr. Krangle did provide evidence for those who think that Bob never worked at Los Alamos and those who didn’t think he had a security clearance. He did not provide any particular indication that Bob was a scientist or worked anywhere – Area 51 or S-4 or whatever – on back engineering UFOs, which is the whole thing that makes his story so exciting.
Dr. Krangle didn’t say, oh yes, I checked and he was. a physicist working for Los Alamos. I saw his name, his job title or whatever on some kind of piece of paper. And Krangle agreed with me that talking about 500 pounds of Element 115 seemed way beyond reality.
Apparently you didn't read or don't understand the explanation. Yes they were alleged to be part of a test according to Mahood, though he can't prove they were plasma balls any more than you can prove they were flying saucers, either would be part of a classified testing program at area 51 that is still not declassified. It's easier to prove things like Lazar was no physicist and that there's no such thing as a stable version of element 115 as Lazar alleges regardless of the mass of the star which really doesn't have anything to do with whether 115 is on Earth or not, that is just more ignorance on Lazar's part, proving he doesn't know physics at all.
Plasma balls only appearing on Wednesday night? Operating under intelligent control?
Thats the most hilarious one ever and I am still laughing about that one.
Krangle again? OK Eric Davis's claim that Lazar was a radiation health tech was second-hand, and you didn't believe Davis.
originally posted by: A51Watcher
I still don't believe that anyone with access to employee records of people working on the range would be allowed to freely provide those records to anyone whether civilian or military without a need to know. Pics or it didn't happen.
Dr. Krangle stated he saw Bob on a regular basis attend meetings that required a TS clearance with him and other physicists at Los Alamos. This confirms an attempt to erase his work history as he claimed causing him to panic along with shots being fired at him on a freeway on ramp.
So the same phone directory that proves Lazar worked at Los Alamos, proves he wasn't employed by Los Alamos as a scientist, it shows K/M meaning Kirk Mayer, not a Los Alamos employee, and K/M didn't hire physicists.
After Lazar got to Los Alamos and set up his photo processing business, he managed to get a limited term, contract job with Kirk-Mayer. Kirk-Mayer was one of the smaller contractors supplying support staff to the Los Alamos lab, such as data entry personnel, machinists, fabricators and electronic technicians. Kirk-Mayer never did provide “physicists” or positions of that caliber...
He was there often enough to get listed in the LANL phone directory, with the denotation “K/M” next to his name, indicating his affiliation with Kirk-Mayer.
This is more or less the same argument I hear from flat eathers. No evidence from us round earthers seems to matter to them, all the other facts, all the other arguments mean nothing to someone who has gone outside and seen for themselves that the earth is flat as far as the eye can see, and apparently nothing will convince them otherwise. Except they actually do see a flat looking earth. Did you only see lights at night? Because that's all I've seen you post, no flying saucers.
You are confusing comprehension with caring about your links and repeating debunker claims you cannot verify.
Prehaps it is you that cannot comprehend that I cannot UNsee what I witnessed there i.e. saucers using gravity propulsion technology that produces uncanny speeds and maneuvers.
As such anything you or anyone else says makes no difference to me since I know there has to be an alternate explanation for your concerns.
Bob revealed the most amazing TS technology the world has ever known and nothing you or anyone else can say will ever convince me otherwise.
Again you're showing little comprehension of the well-documented timeline. Lear clearly says he went to Los Alamos with Bob, that's not groom lake/S4/A51 which was later. I didn't hear John Lear say he helped Bob repair dosimiters at the Area 51 facility, but that's where Eric Davis said Bob worked at an unclassified logistics short facility for Area 51 that was off the classified part ofthe site and didn't require security clearance, as doing similar type of work.
originally posted by: A51Watcher
So do you have a time period when Bob refurbished those dosimeters?
I am quite certain it was not during the time period when he was employed at S4.
And how is it that plasma balls only appeared right on schedule on Wednesday nights?
How is it they flew back in the direction of Papoose after their test flights.
How is it they landed on the desert floor and took off again after 20 minutes?
How is it 2 of these plasma balls hovered dead still close to each other for several minutes then began performing impossible maneuvers in tandem for several minutes then again hover dead still for a few minutes before going on about their separate ways?
Read Dr. David L. Morgan's review, or Tom Mahood's or Stan Friedman's review of how Bob Lazar doesn't know physics, and explain how "disappearing" Bob's physics degrees would make him forget physics, and say nonsensical things that no real physicist would say. Bob Lazar was never a physicist.
And if you check John Lears facebook page last year he posted that during the early years when Bob discovered his past was being disappeared, (along with his birth certificate) he gave John a copy of his diplomas for safekeeping and later when they became important John checked and they were missing from his file cabinet along with several other important documents.
Whatever Knapp digs up won't be element 115, there is no stable isotope of element 115. These are all the isotopes of element 115, with predicted half-lives on the second line, which are pretty short.
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
Knapp has a direct connection. He said he knows where 115 is buried but apparently won't dig it up.
originally posted by: JackFrostvc
a reply to: A51Watcher
I don't see that at all in your footage. I see frames consistantly that look nothing like that.
Where is the raw footage you took? I can only see your footage in a side by side video