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Originally posted by White Chapel
Originally posted by meshuggah1324
From what Stan Friedman has told me he finds what Lazar has said about Element 115 to be BS. He also has issues with his degrees from MIT and Cal Tech. I would have to say it's easy for the government to erase school records if they want to. But the Lazar's Element 115 claims I don't know much about.
I'm interested in what you said here. How would the government erase the records of someone's attendance and/or graduation at a university? I work in higher ed and can't think of any way that someone could be completely erased. There are too many places where someone is mentioned or stored and computer software (like datatel or peoplesoft) won't allow you to erase an entry completely, it's a built in failsafe. I know this because there are unfortunate situations where students die in car crashes and things of that nature and family wants their name erased so mail will stop coming, things like that, and there is no way to do it. The system won't let you. Not to mention the numerous paper copies that couldn't possibly be hunted down like school newspapers, yearbooks, etc.
Originally posted by White Chapel
Originally posted by meshuggah1324
From what Stan Friedman has told me he finds what Lazar has said about Element 115 to be BS. He also has issues with his degrees from MIT and Cal Tech. I would have to say it's easy for the government to erase school records if they want to. But the Lazar's Element 115 claims I don't know much about.
I'm interested in what you said here. How would the government erase the records of someone's attendance and/or graduation at a university? I work in higher ed and can't think of any way that someone could be completely erased. There are too many places where someone is mentioned or stored and computer software (like datatel or peoplesoft) won't allow you to erase an entry completely, it's a built in failsafe. I know this because there are unfortunate situations where students die in car crashes and things of that nature and family wants their name erased so mail will stop coming, things like that, and there is no way to do it. The system won't let you. Not to mention the numerous paper copies that couldn't possibly be hunted down like school newspapers, yearbooks, etc.
Originally posted by tn2k
So what can you believe?
All I'm saying is that Mr. Friedman works with facts and when the story doesn't contain the facts it becomes very easy to discredit. This does not necessarily mean it is not a true story. It is only Mr. Friedman's opinion.
As far as the element 115 goes, perhaps Lazar (& others at S-4) got it wrong and it was something else. It stands to reason that beings who are thousands of years ahead of us would be far beyond our table of elements.
Originally posted by Unplugged
Thats bad reasoning. You say Friedman had no "facts" to begin with?
Originally posted by tn2k
But, remember Mr. Freidman discredited Corso for a story with no facts BUT at the same Mr. Don Phillips, Lockheed Skunkworks, USAF, and CIA Contractor verifies Philip Corso's story!! (This is evidenced in the Disclosure Project testimony)