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Originally posted by admriker444
That might be your experience in college but it doesnt necessarily make it the standard by which we should judge Lazar.
I do recall one teacher's name from high school and one from college.
I didnt make any friends in college.
Originally posted by jbondo
Originally posted by admriker444
That might be your experience in college but it doesnt necessarily make it the standard by which we should judge Lazar.
It is but one observation. I never said it was the whole ball of wax against him. Furthermore I never said he was a fraud but I certainly lean that way almost to the humpty dumptiest extent.
I do recall one teacher's name from high school and one from college.
Well, that makes 2 for you which is 2 more than zero.
I didnt make any friends in college.
You're inferring that Lazar may have been a loner in college and I find that very hard to believe.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
How hard is it to go out on any given night to the rear of a base that does clandestine test flights of various craft and NOT see lights in the sky, lol.
[edit on 15-2-2008 by IgnoreTheFacts]
Originally posted by jbondo
Dude, I am 45 and can still remember the names of grade school teachers and my memory is terrible.
Not only does he have a problem remembering professors but it would seem that not one professor or student has ever come forward to support Lazar's claimed education.
You're telling me that he didn't make one friend in college? That he didn't provide one memory from anyone?
As for knowing about flight plans, lots of people were going out to groom lake every night to look for UFO's. In other words, anyone with just a bit of logic could observe UFO's one night, come back the next night and see them again, look at their watch and think: hmmm, I wonder if I come back tomorrow night at this time if I'll see.....I think even the dimmest of bulbs could detect a pattern here.
I have made these points before and seems they were selectively ignored.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Element 115 seems very unrealistic, which makes Lazar's claims a little bit ridiculous.
The half-life on such a thing would be very short, and in his theory, to add a proton to it to have it react, that would be INCREDIBLY difficult... Like, difficult by today's standards, let alone by his day's standards.
Maybe there is extraterrestrial life, but I think that Lazar has just scammed all of you into some fantasy world. Think about it. We're a 'greater lifeform', and we don't send our aircraft out to remote islands to re-evolve species (as some people claim these 'aliens' do to us)... Don't you think they'd have better things to do?
Sorry Lazar, better luck next time.
Originally posted by helium3
I mean if Lazar is a complete fraud then did he just predict on mulitply times and dates when a UFO would be in the sky to be filmed ?. After all he took John Lear, George Knapp and others to view the craft on specific times and dates. For someone making this all up that a extremely impressive feat, i mean can you predict when a UFO will be in the sky ?
[edit on 14-2-2008 by helium3]
Originally posted by xion329alpha
reply to post by helium3
Bob Lazar is not a fraud I watched a Tv show with the guy that hosts that Unexplained Phenomena show and they used old business directories and phone books to prove that Bob Lazar worked where he say he worked and studied where he said he studied. Proof that someone has gone and erased him from direct records.