Commentary on the Bob Lazar Tape

[DanZarfati]

Funny, this video is facing mute reactions at Reddit. Ppl watch it, they don't comment, they don't like or dislike, no criticism, no praise, no outcry. Still this is standard old ATS thinking. That there was a lot more behind Bob then ppl were prepared to accept. There is a huge push to whitewash him. 
Here I am only dealing with his classical video where he explained (badly) the element 115 charade.

that is the presentation text: 

In the aftermath of Bob Lazar’s initial revelations, he and his friend Gene Huff produced a video aimed at clarifying key aspects of his experience, more specifically, the scientific concepts and propulsion system, that was point of high interest to start with. The results were mixed. For many in the UFO community, the content was fascinating, it enhanced Lazar’s mythological figure. However, to the scientific oriented, or scientifically educated, his claims didn’t ring truth. After this release, Lazar receded somewhat from the spotlight. He never vanished completely, but there was a sense that his core message had been delivered. In this piece, we’re revisiting that video, just that video. We’re well aware that his overall narrative is much broader and more complex, but we’re beginning near the end, not the beginning. We’ll return to earlier chapters in due time. It is also important to note that, even if part of the story is untrue, there are enough elements there, to justify a deeper dive into it.

[quintessentone]

I've watched more recent interviews with him and I suppose the reason why nobody comments any more is because we've said it all regarding Bob's experiences, and nothing can be proven.

[Kurokage]

I suppose Bob was a bit of an enigma back during his interviews with George Nap. But his story and 'science' had so many holes in it, I think people just sort of went "That was fun" and moved on.

[quintessentone]

I suppose Bob was a bit of an enigma back during his interviews with George Nap. But his story and 'science' had so many holes in it, I think people just sort of went "That was fun" and moved on.

For now, just wait until they figure out how to stabilize Element 115. It's all fun, until it isn't.

""When Lazar first came forward in 1989, he made a point to explain that there's no reason a version of element 115 couldn't be synthesized and observed at some point in the future. In fact — he predicted that it would be observed (as did many) — just likely not in a stabilized form (because of the statistical improbability of landing on a relevant isotope). ... The [isotope discovered in 2003] is not the isotope that would account for what Lazar has described having had access to while working at Area 51 (Site 4). Lazar reports that the 115 he had access to was far more stable.
 "My understanding of Lazar's thinking is that with the advances in bombardment techniques new isotopic combinations would be achieved. However — just like how gold has 37 different isotopes and only one isotope is stable — 115 is suspected to have MOSTLY rapid decay isotopes... So hopefully in the future we will land on a version with a longer half-life — even if it just ends up being a few atoms of it. That would be cool — and one day will likely happen," Corbell said."

Does the Real Element 115 Have a Connection With UFOs? | HowStuffWorks


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[Kurokage]

 — even if it just ends up being a few atoms of it. That would be cool — and one day will likely happen," Corbell said."

Does the Real Element 115 Have a Connection With UFOs? | HowStuffWorks


Moscovium - Wikipedia

The trouble is, I'm not a fan of Corbell either. He's just jumped on the Napp/UFO/Lazar bandwagon. He's a failed MMA fighter, looking to make a few dollars from the new 'UAP' craze, and a knock off George Napp.

Back in the day, I so wanted Bob's story to be true, but the more you look into his history, the more lies you find. If he can't prove his past and the mundane stuff, what chance do we have in believing his Area 51 story?  

What's your opinion of his story and education?

[quintessentone]

The trouble is, I'm not a fan of Corbell either. He's just jumped on the Napp/UFO/Lazar bandwagon. He's a failed MMA fighter, looking to make a few dollars from the 'new UAP' craze, and a knock off George Napp.

Back in the day, I so wanted Bob's story to be true, but the more you look into his history, the more lies you find. If he can't prove his past and the mundane stuff, what chance do we have in believing his Area 51 story?  

What's your opinion of his story and education?

Is this where I don't comment? ha ha

At this point in time, I'm just waiting to see if they can find a way to stabilize Element 115? Or have they done it already with secret anti-gravity military craft?

[midicon]

I could be wrong but everything about Lazar just seems fake to me. I say that in the sense of just watching and listening to someone recounting his experience.

I have good intuition. I am old lol.

[quintessentone]

I could be wrong but everything about Lazar just seems fake to me. I say that in the sense of just watching and listening to someone recounting his experience.

I have good intuition. I am old lol.

Those that have interviewed him, and even recently, say that his story/experience as relayed by him back then and today hasn't changed. As well, people trained in lie detection also said that he showed no signs of lying...could Lazar believe what he think he saw, so therefore it is reality to him?

[DanZarfati]

I've watched more recent interviews with him and I suppose the reason why nobody comments any more is because we've said it all regarding Bob's experiences, and nothing can be proven.

No man, there is a huge interest on him, but for this new generation. They do believe in him and all that he told.

[quintessentone]

No man, there is a huge interest on him, but for this new generation. They do believe in him and all that he told.

People can believe in what they want, but for me, I am waiting on a stabilized form of Element 115.