Nuclear Physicist confirm on Main Stream Media: Aliens worked with US Military!

reply to post by Brighter


And yet your intuition and emotions makes you "want to believe" - just like Fox Mulder. You just try to sound rational in your argument, when in reality you are just trying to hold on to a fantasy you have obviously had for a long time. "They" want us to believe in these fabricated stories - it's a PsyOps or a modern mythology that has been constructed. Maybe this man actually believes this story, but it's pretty flaky and there is no documented evidence, just hearsay from an old man whose smiling wife almost looks embarrassed sitting beside him, as they try to promote his book to increase a few sales so they can pay off their mortgage. On a really crappy TV show at that, I might add. The TV show is probably just as desperate for ratings as the author is, and as you are for wanting to believe such nonsense. I am a believer in UFOs, just not in disinformation...

Originally posted by Hopechest
I haven't checked yet but I will guarantee he has a book for sale.

How ironic isn't it?

why dont you check before calling it ironic?

Originally posted by ManFromEurope

Originally posted by intelligenthoodlum33

Originally posted by Hopechest
I haven't checked yet but I will guarantee he has a book for sale.

How ironic isn't it?

Ironic that people need money to live?

I fail to understand the logic that anyone who likes money is a fraud. Wouldn't that make everyone a fraud?

Right. But what would YOU do if you know that you worked with outerspace-aliens? Would you calm down, take a seat and write anything down, afterwards you start touring through some tv-shows to propagate your book?

I guess that IS possible. But implausible.

Not implausible at all. What else could you do? Nobody would believe you if you went crazy telling everyone. How would you handle the experiences he describes? Who knows really. Self preservation along with wanting to tell your story makes sense. Telling your boss and friends without rational thinking would get you fired and homeless. You can't say how somebody would handle it without your own personal experience. I don't doubt somebody without reason to do so. I could deny the holocaust based on your own theory of deduction.....

This guy is selling books and getting paid to travel around to speak and sell his books at different speaking engagements around the world, enough said.

Ok, I've seen lots of stupidities posted here, usually by the so called 'debunkers'

I believe this guy and his personal story little to none. However, the possibility of having established contact with other beings (whether earth beings living underground or aliens), is far not far-fetched. I've seen many sources about contact between military and other beings, those sourcers are so UNPOPULAR that are not even book sellers,

So are they speaking the truth because they do not make books? And when someone's made a book about it, he is instantly a fraud? This man on the video, does he Ad everywhere like Greer does?

How can one decide that someone is fraud because he wrote about it in a book or added fictious names or something to hide real names and stuff? This is so stupid thinking, that I do not want to have anything in common with such arrogant, clueless idiots. (Mostly because I have my own objectivty and I know when to be doubtful and when to have a reason to not dismiss something)

Like I said, I do not believe this one, I know nothing about it, but I do think there might be something true in the overall story of joint human-alien base.

Sounds too crazy to be real? This is not objective and scientific if you dismiss something just because it is too much for you.. pffff

reply to post by Arken


wow amazing post

The great American William Cooper often said "Read everything, listen to everyone, believe nothing unless you can prove it through your own research."

There is no evidence of E.T life. This guy has no evidence. Anyone can say anything but it requires evidence.

In correlation to recent scientific discoveries suggesting that life on Earth did not form here but was actually brought here in the form of microbial organisms, carrying the DNA codes of all creatures that have existed here, when a space rock hit the planet approximetly 3,4 billion years ago; it is not impossible but even likely that there are other humanoid species out there and that our anatomy, the hominid body of advanced organisms, is indeed the most efficient basic structure of evolution as it allows the individual to interact with nature in a variety of different and useful ways.

In other words; it is not at all impossible that there have evolved other hominids, even humans like ourselves, long before us on other planets that are far more advanced both physically, mentally, spiritually and technologically than us and have access to interstellar travel.
The appareance of these homonoids would depend on the specific conditions on the planet on which they originally evolved.

Now, it is common among eye witnesses that they state that the alien extra-terrestrials have large heads, thus large brain cavities allowing them to have a heightened level of intelligence from our perspective so their argument are both highly logical and plausible. Even from our limited understanding of biology and the Universe.

What is most fascinating to me is the question regarding how life formed in the Universe in the first place.
Was it a freak accident that caused non organic material to become organic or was it deliberetly designed in the form of DNA? In that case; by who?

Originally posted by SNAFU211
Well Lazar got called out pretty early when he lied about his education, and where he went to school. But your right,its interesting that people who've claimed to only "worked" on a project suddenly have in depth cultural notes and understanding of these different races. Even if your have Top Secret or Q clearance, your still only told what you need to know to accomplish the mission or the project. Heck, the pilots who flew stealth resonance planes weren't even told what the targets were or what was on the pictures they took. They were only given coordinates.

I'm with you this former Airman is making claims similar to Bob Lazar, so his story should already be taken with a large grain of salt.

Black Ops do not have ordinary references, they have cover stories for lives. And multiple ones. That doesn't take one bit away from Bob Lazar, if anything it just points to him being a Black Op.

Okay, I have one thing that sticks out about this story.....

He claims that their scout ships were built on earth..

The scout ships, surprisingly, were assembled here on Earth with components provided by humans for the ETs according to their specifications.

www.openseti.org...

So now the question arises of why do these beings that are capable of interstellar travel would have humans that aren't capable of this build them ships to fly around with?

That would be the same as NASA going to the Amazon rain forest and asking one of their tribes to build them a new rocket..

Sure it may be possible for them to do so, but why do that when your technology trumps anything they know?

reply to post by Arken


Besides the SMH article about him, what evidence is there that "Dr." Charles Hall is a nuclear physicist. All he says is that he was trained to be a meteorologist for the military. All these claims that he has a PhD in nuclear physics appear to be the same unsupported meme bouncing around the interwebz.

According to his bio at Coast to Coast AM, he has a Masters in Applied Nuclear Physics, did some PhD-level work of an undescribed nature, and then got an MBA. Don't see that making him a PhD in anything.

Is this the guy that was on ATS Live at least once? There was a guy with a similar story, as well as several books, that sounded like him, although the guy who had an hour interview on ATS Live spoke faster and was clearly a pathological "storyteller" -- the hosts couldn't get a word in edge-wise.

Yeah, boy howdy, this story deserves 78 flags...

reply to post by MrInquisitive

Besides the SMH article about him, what evidence is there that "Dr." Charles Hall is a nuclear physicist

Here you go ..

A year after receiving an honorable discharge in May 1968, Charles married Marie, on the condition that he would go to college. In record time, he earned both a Bachelor's Degree in Thermal Physics and a Masters degree in Applied Nuclear Physics at San Diego State University in San Diego California. Charles did Ph.D. level post graduate work at the University of Maine at Bangor. Later, he earned a Masters in Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Originally posted by soaringhawk
The great American William Cooper often said "Read everything, listen to everyone, believe nothing unless you can prove it through your own research."

There is no evidence of E.T life. This guy has no evidence. Anyone can say anything but it requires evidence.

Of all people you use a quote from William Cooper who HAS done the research and exposed aliens working with the government. He was killed for his efforts.

If you really knew about Cooper, then you wouldn't have made the comment "there is no evidence of ET life".

I can't believe in this man.This is plain bull#

reply to post by gortex

From the only part in your quoted paragraph that mentions a Ph. D

Charles did Ph.D. level post graduate work at the University of Maine at Bangor.

Not sure who determined the work was "Ph.D level", but that still doesn't mean he holds a Ph. D.

Not that his holding a Ph. D. matters one way or the other to the discussion at hand.

I believe the universe is teeming with life but this guy is selling a book. I mean come on DUH !!!!

Originally posted by Gideon70

Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by Gideon70

 

i have not - re-read my response - and attempt to understand it

I understood your response perfectly , thank you .
Again , why would you offer an opinion before reviewing all the facts ? Your response was a swipe at people who choose to believe something at face value .
At least they bother to review all the evidence .

I wonder....I didn't see an opinion, just a question. Asking the question does not necessarily offer up an opinion.

If I were to ask: What makes you believe the economy is about to go bust? Would that indicate I believe the same, or that I believe the opposite? It is merely a question, seeking additional information.

Well done , Arken .
One of the most entertaining threads I have read in a while .
There was a nicely balanced mixture of Intelligent debate and the usual idioitic one liners .

Regards

Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by Gideon70

 

is there any credible evidence to support this persons claim ?????

None, not a shred. And yet we see many people on here stating that they believe his claims. Hilarious.

Originally posted by Hopechest
I haven't checked yet but I will guarantee he has a book for sale.

How ironic isn't it?

ironic maybe, but if you met aliens might you write a book about it too?

"damned if you do damned if you dont" i guess