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Lazar is an interesting one. Same story for decades, no real fame or money in it for him (honestly probably hurt his reputation if anything), and a lot of the things he has said in the past seem to keep getting corroborated as other people come forward.Bob Lazar is interesting because his story has never changed. However, I don't see or can find an interview him with where hes speaking with someone who understands Physics and challenges him on some of the things he talks about witnessing.
The Townsend Brown doc from American Alchemy I mentioned above dives into exactly this. Pretty much speculating that Lear used Lazar to spread some disinformation. It includes that along with all of Brown's work related to anti-gravity and how it may not have hit a dead end like many surmise. Really thought provoking.This is a subject I've followed closely for a long time.
I remember the original interviews with Bob Lazar, when his appearance was shrouded, his voice disguised, and went by the pseudonym "Dennis." I guess that was the late 80s.
I don't believe Lazar -- at least I don't believe most of his story.
I believe Lazar briefly worked at S-4. But in a low-level capacity, not as someone who tried to reverse engineer alien craft.
Lazar may have been intentionally fed some misinformation by counterintelligence agents.
Lazar was friends with people like former CIA member John Lear, who had tons of crazy theories (these UFO and alien conspiracies had been floating out there for decades; they weren't new) and I think Lazar cribbed a lot of his "info" that way and weaved it into his own tale.
Lazar said he had a migraine on Rogan to deflect from answering certain questions. If that doesn't come across as fishy, I don't know what does.
Oh, great. I will definitely check that out. Thanks!The Townsend Brown doc from American Alchemy I mentioned above dives into exactly this. Pretty much speculating that Lear used Lazar to spread some disinformation. It includes that along with all of Brown's work related to anti-gravity and how it may not have hit a dead end like many surmise. Really thought provoking.
Lazar has walked back some things.Bob Lazar's consistancy in his story is the biggest thing that makes it interesting in my opinion. The Element 115 and the details about how the craft move being similar to what has been seen in the Gimble/TicTac/GoFast videos also makes it interesting.
There's a lot of holes and negatives with his story such as the lack of evidence on work/school history. Also John Lear and Robert Bigelow connections
Yeah that's one of the theories out there right now, that the UAPs are basically a mix of actual UFOs and manmade craft. The fact that they've been seen for decades suggests the crash recovery programs do exist and they may have successfully reverse engineered them, at least to an extent.Isn’t it becoming assumed that we made them? All the people coming out about the special projects at major aviation companies are giving compelling testimony.
Now is it based off technology that may have come from elsewhere? Kinda sounds like a possibility.
Yeah that's one of the theories out there right now, that the UAPs are basically a mix of actual UFOs and manmade craft. The fact that they've been seen for decades suggests the crash recovery programs do exist and they may have successfully reverse engineered them, at least to an extent.
I've caught a few of his podcast episodes, they were pretty wild. The Michael Herrera one sticks out in my mind. Stumbling upon a UFO in the jungle during a military mission that was being loaded with trucks to allegedly traffic humans/weapons/drugs. Sounds like pure insanity, though you know that's the type of shit they'd use UFOs for if they did have them.Im new to certain rabbit holes but this is one I like checking out. Thanks for the response. Wasn’t sure if I was off base.
Listening to the Shawn Ryan show is what has peaked my interest and I really find his guests informative
I've caught a few of his podcast episodes, they were pretty wild. The Michael Herrera one sticks out in my mind. Stumbling upon a UFO in the jungle during a military mission that was being loaded with trucks to allegedly traffic humans/weapons/drugs. Sounds like pure insanity, though you know that's the type of shit they'd use UFOs for if they did have them.
Total Energy of our Universe is ZERO. Therefore, the visible universe was made out of nothing.
My philosophy of life is extremely simple based on that simple fact. There is an infinite number of universes and time has no beginning and no end, or if you prefer the past-time is infinite and the future-time is infinite. Since there is an infinite number of universes there is an infinite number of everything including you and me.....heck in some universe I could have a 1000 point hockey season.....
Isn’t it becoming assumed that we made them? All the people coming out about the special projects at major aviation companies are giving compelling testimony.
Now is it based off technology that may have come from elsewhere? Kinda sounds like a possibility.