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Originally posted by NeoVain
Originally posted by Nikola014
Nikola014 (that's me) exposed Stanton Friedman as a government agent.
Unlike mister Friedman, I've a proof for this accusation.
Did you know that he worked for the US Government?
And he all of the sudden decided to fight for revealing the truth to the people?! My ass.
He's just another disinformation agent, with a mission to attack the people who are being honest, and who are telling the people what they know!!!
Link to this exposure please. Such a claim definitely need some backup. Bob Lazar was also employed by the Government you know, and he apparently suddenly decided to reveal the truth to the people as well.
I don't think there is any such suggestion. I think it's a misinterpretation:
Originally posted by astro144
Can I ask are some of the members on ATS suggesting that the KGB
used Bobs company United Nuclear to obtain the Polonium 210 to kill the Russian Spy in 2006 ?
en.wikipedia.org...
You forgot the tags so I added them. To some people this may suggest a link.
Originally posted by astro144
en.wikipedia.org...
Lazar again gained attention in 2006 from news reports that he sold small amounts of Polonium, a radioactive element which was in the news because of its role in fatally poisoning former Soviet intelligence agent and whistleblower Alexander Litvinenko.[18]
Originally posted by astro144
Can I ask are some of the members on ATS suggesting that the KGB
used Bobs company United Nuclear to obtain the Polonium 210 to kill the Russian Spy in 2006 ?
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by Gazrok
I've always thought there was more fact than fiction to Bob's story.
Part of this is because of how many things check out, in spite of the things that don't.
However, when you get right down to it, there are still some undeniable facts that lead one to conclude that Bob was definitely contracted to work there the way he said he was.
Originally posted by zorgon
Bob never made a dime in the UFO business but he sure paid a hefty price for speaking up
June 11, 1993: Daily Variety, an entertainment industry newspaper reports "New Line Nabs Pic Based on Gov't UFO Scientist". Excerpts from the story: "The life story of former U.S. government scientist Bob Lazar that was recently put into turnaround by Gruber-Peters Prods. has been put on an earthly fast track by New Line Cinema for director Chuck Russell, according to Michael De Luca, New Line's exec veepee/CEO."
"New Line finalized the deal for the untitled film on Wednesday after Lazar considered competing offers from producer Steve Tisch, Simpson-Bruckheimer Prods. and actor Steven Seagal, De Luca said."
"De Luca said the pic will have an $8 million to $10 million budget and will shoot in fall or early `94 with a `94 release."
www.dreamlandresort.com...
The Lazar movie, once optioned by New Line Cinema, has not yet come to pass, and Lazar himself has shown little interest in speaking further about his experiences. There's a well-paid niche awaiting him on the UFO lecture circuit--a trusting environment where veracity is rarely questioned--but Lazar has declined most offers with appropriate disdain.
Originally posted by Gene Huff @ groups.google.com...
The first Lazar movie deal was, indeed, with Guber-Peters entertainment and the producers were David Saunders, Rafael Eisenman, and Jeff Young. When Sony bought Columbia, Tri-Star, and Guber-Peters Entertainment, they made Peter Guber the head of everything. This was the end of Guber-Peters and David Saunders began running Triumph Releasing. Things were jumbled and the Lazar movie was lost in the shuffle. Their script, written by Jim Hicks, who writes under the name Jim Cresson, (He wrote "The Morning After" with Jeff Bridges and Jane Fonda) had fallen by the wayside. This is the old Lazar movie deal that Glenn Campbell was referring to because he knows full well that the current Lazar movie is in pre-production.
The new deal is, indeed, with New Line Cinema and it's producers are Michael DeLuca, Chuck Russell, and Jon Farhat. Their first screenplay was written by Roy Carlson who wrote "China Moon" which was kind of a 90's remake of "Body Heat". Carlson is history and the current writer is David Rabe who wrote "Casualties of War" with Michael J. Fox and Sean Penn, and he co-wrote "The Firm", starring Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman, with Robert Towne and David Rayfiel.