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Originally posted by flexy123
Originally posted by SNAFU211
I do find it hard to believe that as an Airman, he would be the only person "authorized" to work directly with a certain race of ET's. The US Military usually has teams working on projects, they rarely just "authorize" one Serviceman or Servicewoman to do a job. From what I've read about Dreamland, (from official FOIA released documents), everyone that worked at or around Groom Lake, did so in teams.
I'd be more inclined to believe Col. Corso's story. He claimed he was just one man, working in a small team, doing his job.
But sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
Another non-plausibility of those claims is that those people then (prime example: Lazar) make statements and write books with ASTONISHING in-depth details which they could not even have gotten by simply "happen to come across" an UFO or aliens in a secret base.
As is my understanding, Lazar always claimed to have been a contractor at the base, or like that airman or whoever...but then all of a sudden have incredible "insight knowledge" about Alien culture, their planets, society, all details how their tech works etc., what their intentions are ad so fort. It is extremely unlikely that they got all this in-depth information even IF we assume that they happened by chance to see something they were not supposed to see.
As for Corso...I always considered him "legitimate" as a person, but his book and claims not so much. I remember reading this book long ago, about the stupid theories how ICs, lasers, etc. would all be "alien technology" which is entirely bunk in my opinion.edit on 28-3-2013 by flexy123 because: (no reason given)
What should raise an alarm to you is the fact that Mr. Charles Hall is lying about things that are in no way related to his claims about aliens and such.
For example, he claims he works as a nuclear physicist and holds a Ph.D. That's not true. I looked into his educational background. I looked into his employment history. I looked into pretty much everything about him. I've even seen where he lives.
He has no Ph.D. He has no degrees in nuclear physics. He does not work as a nuclear physicist anywhere, nor has he ever done so.
He does have a degree in Business Management. And he does work as an Oracle DBA and Systems Administrator. That is the truth.
But why would he lie about something like that? What would it matter? To make himself more credible in some way? If the man is willing to lie about something as simple as what he does for a living, why would you believe the rest of his story?
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by MrInquisitive
Umm, NO. Doing post-graduate PhD-level work does not of itself make one a doctor (PhD) in some field.
We already established that on page 13 .
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And 14
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Do try to keep up .
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Originally posted by LastStarfighter
This guy is full of BS like all the other people who "claim to work in area 51" "were in top secret programs".
Look up David Lazar, he did this rubbish back in the eighties. Perhaps he needs cash from the book because he doesn't have a good military pension for some reason. Does anyone know his discharge status from the military?
Originally posted by OnionHead
reply to post by Ancient Champion
I would say a high percentage including myself believe in the existence of extraterrestrial life. I don't get the logic in that if someone questions a particular video or post then they are branded a non believer in alien life full stop, that's silly, and I see 3 or 4 using that logic now and giving yourself pat on the back stars.
Originally posted by Hongkongphooey
Originally posted by LastStarfighter
This guy is full of BS like all the other people who "claim to work in area 51" "were in top secret programs".
Look up David Lazar, he did this rubbish back in the eighties. Perhaps he needs cash from the book because he doesn't have a good military pension for some reason. Does anyone know his discharge status from the military?
deny Ignorance they say?
Well your post is just full of it I am afraid! Firstly, Charles Hall never claimed to have worked in any secret programme at Area 51, he was a weatherman at Indian Springs, if my memory serves me correctly (I read all his books a few years back when they first came out - this is not new folks).
I think you are referring to Robert (Bob) Lazar who's claims are far different from Charles Hall. However, like Lazar, Hall's story never changes and he did work where he claims to have worked. It was also proved that Lazar worked where others claimed he did not! Lazar was also able tp pinpoint and show other witnesses live saucer tests at the exact time he said they would be there, so obviously it was not all rubbish!
In fact, Charles Hall's books are quite credible, his books are quite boring because he just relates the events as he experienced them, with no fantastical embellishment, more matter of fact!
No one here seems to have bothered to really research Hall but have just formed their own opinion on his claims with most like yourself, just claiming rubbish or lies withoutr any investigation.
In fact the books are very in depth, explain why he was where he was when he said he was and give so much detail. Charles Hall was experimented on as much as he was a victim of this because he was willing to go back into the desert night after night when other weathermen broke down and refused to ever go out there again.
ATS DO SOME REAL REASEARCH BEFORE YOU CONDEM!