cyberdad wrote:
I know Bob Lazar is responsible for the disclosure project and is active in the UFO community but his claims about Element 115 are stretching the bounds a little bit...
I prefer to examine the video evidence from the disclosure project rather than focus on Lazar's claims of working in Area 51
How are his claims about element 115 stretching it? He mentioned element 115 before it was discovered, I do believe that was what was said, like years before it was discovered. Also he claimed to use a little hand bone scanner to enter which at the time everyone acted as if they didn't exist, yet the guy that made the documentary actually found the exact machines that everyone claimed didn't exist. The video would be worth watching, the Joe Rogan interview, Im not exactly the best at relaying information, there were a lot of things said that did make sense and it really sound legit, like how the government would respond and everything. They tried to wipe his history out, his scool degrees, where he worked at some place with particle accelerators. While the company claims he never worked there they managed to find a newspaper article which mentioned the company and the fact that Bob worked there. Also he was listed in an old phone book as working there. There are pictures of him in his younger days building rockets to put on bikes and cars in his garage, many more things but I can't mention it all, my memory really sucks! I don't get into wild claims, this one sounded pretty reasonable though, that's why I don't like the documentary, too cheesy sounding, the guy with Bob is just too cheesy, you will see what I mean if you watch the rogan episode, every time that guy speaks, thankfully not much, he just sounds like a typical conspiracy nut.
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