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And while they are at it why not get Art Bell and Richard C. Hoagland on board too. We could lump them in a whole new section, Crackpots Corner.
Hello john......
i was just wondering how often do you see bob nowadays, once a year, month, week, etc.
how is your relationship with him.......it would be cool, if the guy from project comelot, interviewed Lazar, that would be cool.....
There is a chance he did actually work at A-51, but I don't believe in the capacity he's claimed (reverse engineering UFOs).
Originally posted by Schaden
Scientists reverse engineering UFOs must have MS or Ph.D degrees in hard physical sciences.
Originally posted by Gazrok
There are still some MAJOR issues with dismissing his accounts out of hand.
1. He knew details about the base that weren't public prior to his accounts.
2. He knew the security personnel well enough to gain access easily, with witnesses. The W-2 and security badge are certainly at least evidence to ponder....
3. He knew the dates and times of certain test flights that he would not be privy to in any other way, and again, led witnesses on more than one occassion.
4. He currently works on defense-related government contracts.
5. Many of his ideas pertaining to two different types of gravity are being bolstered by recent quantum physics (though admittedly, there are still issues here).
6. He's generally been very truthful on even personal subjects in interviews.
7. Lazar isn't the first reference to the front of EG&G and the ficticious DNI (Department of Naval Intelligence). The real name is ONI Office of Naval Intelligence, but it isn't unheard of for black projects to use realistic sounding agency names for deniability. Similar antics were used for folks on the U-2 and SR71 projects.
8. Regardless of the real education, Lazar is obviously knowledgable enough to know his stuff in the field.
9. There is at least proof of a deliberate attempt to deny Lazar worked at Los Alamos, when there is proof he did, regardless of capacity.
10. Lazar is off on other things, not looking to "cash in" on the UFO stuff, he simply wanted out.
While there are a LOT of issues that are fishy with this story, there is also too much to simply dismiss out of hand, or throw the baby out with the bathwater....and one can't dismiss the idea easily that he could have also simply been fed some disinfo as well.
Originally posted by Gazrok
There are still some MAJOR issues with dismissing his accounts out of hand.
1. He knew details about the base that weren't public prior to his accounts.
2. He knew the security personnel well enough to gain access easily, with witnesses. The W-2 and security badge are certainly at least evidence to ponder....
3. He knew the dates and times of certain test flights that he would not be privy to in any other way, and again, led witnesses on more than one occasion.
4. He currently works on defense-related government contracts.
5. Many of his ideas pertaining to two different types of gravity are being bolstered by recent quantum physics (though admittedly, there are still issues here).
6. He's generally been very truthful on even personal subjects in interviews.
8. Regardless of the real education, Lazar is obviously knowledgeable enough to know his stuff in the field.
While there are a LOT of issues that are fishy with this story, there is also too much to simply dismiss out of hand, or throw the baby out with the bathwater....and one can't dismiss the idea easily that he could have also simply been fed some disinfo as well.
It's a good thing this site has a motto of "Deny Ignorance" or people like Bob (and John Lear) would have their own forum to post stuff and not half to back it up or answer any questions, LOL>
Originally posted by tezzajw
Wow, ok. Please supply me the data that supports this claim. Show me the names of all scientists working on the task and their education level.
I would have thought that the best people for the job would have been headhunted from various sources, regardless of their education level and how many degress are framed on their walls.