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Originally posted by Schaden
Read some history books on the UFO conspiracy. In the past, people involved in UFO research were top scientists in their fields. Of course the matter is highly classified, but it stands to reason current UFO research is conducted by the elite scientists of this generation.
Originally posted by tezzajw
Yet, you can't give me one name of a scientist who is doing just so?
Originally posted by senshido
I'm sure most of you are aware and have read, but for the benefit of those who have not, here are two critiques of Lazar,
Stanton Friedman 1997
and
Dr David Morgan 1996
# 1985: Per the April 1994 issue of Omni magazine, "...while on vacation in Nevada, he (RL) wound up buying into a legal Reno brothel; the investment proved so profitable that he didn't have to return to full time employment for a while". Per Good, it was owned by RL and Carol, and called the "Honeysuckle Ranch" in northern Nevada. In the bankruptcy papers filed in 1986, no mention is made of any ownership of income from a brothel.
# 1985: According to the bankruptcy papers, RL borrowed a total of $60,000 from Los Alamos National Bank, secured by a $7,900 1984 Honda. Repaid only $1,300 by the time of the bankruptcy filing. (13)
In August 1990, reporter George Knapp investigated Robert Lazar's background and was presented with a W-2 tax slip showing payments from the Department of Naval Intelligence (see image),[9] corroborating Lazar's claim he worked for the US Navy. The Department of Naval Intelligence would be a front for the Office of Naval Intelligence.[10] . Nevertheless, the same form indicates that he was paid less than one thousand dollars by Naval Intelligence, which probably indicates that he was employed in a low-paying nonscientific job without access to classified material.