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Lazar very well may have been a physicist but nothing Krangle said was convincing enough for me. They are artificial objects under intelligent control. But they don’t agree on such an important aspect of the story: Did Lazar have a security clearance? When he responds, I’ll let you know.One of the most prominent Lazar critics has been researcher, Stanton Friedman. According to the Davis was also featured in the Corbell documentary, ““This (transcript of an excerpt from C2C) alone makes me want to see a doc about Bob. And you may be right about confabulating.I first heard about the Bob Lazar story the first time around in the 80s.If you’re unfamiliar with the story, I encourage you to watch Bob Lazar: Area 51 Flying Saucers, now streaming on Netflix. But that’s just one piece of evidence in favor of Lazar. My biggest issue with this is…Why do we have to hear this from Davis and Lear? And John Alexander said not necessarily but possible, depending on the job. This is a perfect example of why the Lazar story is so confusing. When they speak, I listen. That's because UFOs are not a natural phenomenon, and that's what science studies." Hopefully, that changes in the near future.And BTW, it’s hard not to like a guy (Davis) who can work the word “cockamamie” into his argument.Okay, since I started writing these opinions, I’m back to 50/50. "It may come as a surprise that many scientists have been interested in UFOs for decades.For 20 years, astronomer J. Allen Hynek was the U.S. Air Force scientific consultant on UFOs during its famous Davis believes that the domain for UFO investigations doesn't really belong in the hands of scientists. If all these people were lying and making up stories, why were so many of them harassed or intimidated when they offered to share what they knew? "It's the domain of military intelligence," he suggests. I didn’t even come close to covering all of the pros and cons.Is it possible Bob was employed as a radiation health monitor but felt it was beneath him so he gave off the appearance of being a physicist to feel more important. The conversation was between Admiral Thomas R. Wilson and physicist Eric W. Davis in a secret meeting held on 16 October 2002.

The papers are not necessarily a transcript, but “notes” by Eric Davis. They can handle it.George Knapp, Jeremy Corbell, Richard Dolan, Stanton Friedman, Eric Davis and John Alexander are all people I respect. Actually, after listening to one of Knapp’s lectures again, it was information related to UFOs, flying disks and/or UFO wreckage at or near Area 51. Tap here to turn on desktop notifications to get the news sent straight to you.Sign up for membership to become a founding member and help shape HuffPost's next chapterWe made it easy for you to exercise your right to vote!Part of HuffPost News. As director Jeremy Corbell puts it: “These milestones along the way, no matter how much we nitpick it apart, no matter how much people don’t want to believe, the evidence that he’s telling the truth outweighs the evidence that he’s not.”Just found this site. But we’re not in a court of law so I have no problem considering what Those witnesses were not the only ones who were visited after talking about Area 51 or the Bob Lazar story. I don’t get that vibe from Davis at all.Friedman’s work on Lazar’s background should be commended. ©2020 Verizon Media. I disagree that John Alexander is deserving of respect. Muscovium’s four isotopes have a half life ranging from 37 milliseconds to 650 milliseconds. Astrophysicist Eric Davis, On Working for The Pentagon UFO Program – Interview In this extended interview from Episode 7 of The Basement Office, astrophysicist Eric Davis, Ph.D. is asked about his time investigating UFOs for the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) at the Department of Defense. But now, I think I’m at 60/40 in favor of believing him or at least believing that some of the things he’s described as happening at S-4, have actually happened at some point in time.

The man is both a liar and an idiot. I’m no security clearance expert (to put it mildly) but to me, Alexander’s answer makes the most sense.I don’t consider the Krangle story strong evidence that Lazar was a physicist at LANL. He responded but said he’s too busy at the moment to answer my questions. Some of it is similar to what Lazar has claimed. The National Science Foundation does not accept UFOs as a subject for scientific study. Official Statements For those of you not familiar with the Bob Lazar story, take the time and Astrophysicist, Dr. Eric W. Davis, was engaging in the debate and posting his very strong comments about the upcoming film and Lazar. Everybody should know this and then they can judge for themselves. He’s a busy guy. Davis has spoken about his own UFO sightings and has stated his opinion about what’s in the Pentagon’s UFO videos: Whatever is in the videos “isn’t human, it’s not natural, it’s under artificial control,” says Eric W. Davis, the astrophysicist who wrote the study on wormholes and stargates.