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The Sport model is 52 feet diameter as he says. Which is not tall enough to stand up in. Lazar had to crouch. I also made a 3d model of this based on Lazar, and you have to be under 4"ish to walk in the center, the edges you can only lay down. Like being in a attic space with sloped roof. Anyway, this busts his size description or his imagination. |
 NASA Chief: "We Just Built Antigravity Propulsion!” |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
I vaguely recall this guy being in the news cycle for hacking DOD computer systems but do not remember anything about UFO’s. I’m an hour into it so far and think it’s worthy of a watch. The Hacker That Found NASA’s Secret Space Fleet [Gary McKinnon Interview] |
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He’s going to be terribly disappointed when he learns we’ve had this since 1942. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: He’s going to be terribly disappointed when he learns we’ve had this since 1942. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: He’s going to be terribly disappointed when he learns we’ve had this since 1942. I agree. This is what Eric Weinstein is exploring. He knows that antigravity physics is both real and mature but cant say it in academia. So he is asking the 5 Ws about the field and the scientists as hidden or prohibited physics. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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If you have Patreon, Jesse has a 5 hour special on The Book of Enoch. https://www.patreon.com/posts/154720822?utm_campaign=postshare_fan |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: If you have Patreon, Jesse has a 5 hour special on The Book of Enoch. https://www.patreon.com/posts/154720822?utm_campaign=postshare_fan This has got to be one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard that ties in the Bible, Enoch and NHI and more together. This all makes sense to me. And makes sense why the world would fall apart, especially religions. This would destroy a lot of christianity too, reforming it to what seem like deeper truths. Captivating episode if you have even a little bit of Christian or western theology in your interest. This all made perfect sense to me. I hope it goes to youtube soon for everyone. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: This has got to be one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard that ties in the Bible, Enoch and NHI and more together. This all makes sense to me. And makes sense why the world would fall apart, especially religions. This would destroy a lot of christianity too, reforming it to what seem like deeper truths. Captivating episode if you have even a little bit of Christian or western theology in your interest. This all made perfect sense to me. I hope it goes to youtube soon for everyone. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By sq40: If you have Patreon, Jesse has a 5 hour special on The Book of Enoch. https://www.patreon.com/posts/154720822?utm_campaign=postshare_fan This has got to be one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard that ties in the Bible, Enoch and NHI and more together. This all makes sense to me. And makes sense why the world would fall apart, especially religions. This would destroy a lot of christianity too, reforming it to what seem like deeper truths. Captivating episode if you have even a little bit of Christian or western theology in your interest. This all made perfect sense to me. I hope it goes to youtube soon for everyone. Me too! |
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It’s out! “We Captured a 12 Foot Giant in Afghanistan!” -Tim Alberino @Solo_ @macman37 @Finslayer83 I would @ everyone.  The 12 Foot Giant title is a small part of the story. Not sure why he would want to focus on that when the entire interview is a TOE that makes sense. Plus this is slightly shorter than the patreon. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: It’s out!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiQTBOQ1dTg@Solo_ @macman37 @Finslayer83 I would @ everyone. The 12 Foot Giant title is a small part of the story. Not sure why he would want to focus on that when the entire interview is a TOE that makes sense. Plus this is slightly shorter than the patreon. I once read the real reason we went into Iraq was to destroy and capture ancient artifacts and that our special forces were the ones that destroyed and blew up many of the ancient statues and stuff and not the Iraqis themselves. I now believe more than ever that was probably true. Our forces robbed the museums of all these specific ancient tablets and all kinds of other specified artifacts from their museums also. Iraq was apparently a hub of ancient history they did not want us knowing about. Weapons of mass destruction sure turned out to be total Bullshit and needlessly cost us 1,000s of American lives and destroyed the lives of countless others.  ETA I now remember it was a video that even included some actual video of this happening that was leaked out. This was probably two years ago that I watched that and may have even posted it in one of my threads I had over in general back then. |
Next stop on the Lazar Tour: American Alchemy! A Weekend With Bob Lazar: Inside Area51's UFOs |
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Originally Posted By macman37: Next stop on the Lazar Tour: American Alchemy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9tdJ2SkBKQAfter the A52 interview, I’m much more interested i Lazar now. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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My question is - while I like Jesse a lot - is there going to be anything new or different from the A52 interview? That’s a long time investment for a guy with the backlog of podcasts I have.
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Originally Posted By macman37: My question is - while I like Jesse a lot - is there going to be anything new or different from the A52 interview? That’s a long time investment for a guy with the backlog of podcasts I have. Good question. With podcasts getting longer and longer, it’s hard. I like Jesse because he has that encyclopedic knowledge of most everything at hand. But A52 guy asks some interesting questions. I kind of check out both. I think Rogan also has him too, but I find it’s always a little too light, the conversation. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: Good question. With podcasts getting longer and longer, it’s hard. I like Jesse because he has that encyclopedic knowledge of most everything at hand. But A52 guy asks some interesting questions. I kind of check out both. I think Rogan also has him too, but I find it’s always a little too light, the conversation. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By macman37: My question is - while I like Jesse a lot - is there going to be anything new or different from the A52 interview? That’s a long time investment for a guy with the backlog of podcasts I have. Good question. With podcasts getting longer and longer, it’s hard. I like Jesse because he has that encyclopedic knowledge of most everything at hand. But A52 guy asks some interesting questions. I kind of check out both. I think Rogan also has him too, but I find it’s always a little too light, the conversation. I’m counting on that. Each interviewer has their own take, which is good and could draw out more/better detail on things. I was very surprised at how much Chris got out of Bob in the A52 pod… what I knew about Lazar was only a fraction of what they covered. |
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Originally Posted By macman37: I’m counting on that. Each interviewer has their own take, which is good and could draw out more/better detail on things. I was very surprised at how much Chris got out of Bob in the A52 pod… what I knew about Lazar was only a fraction of what they covered. I was too. It seemed like Lazar did a complete tell all. Didn’t hold anything back at all. Nothing to hide. Natural conversation. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
| A lot of the first hour is a rehash but Jesse with his background asks technical questions most interviewers don't ask. After that it's way less repetitive and there's a new sighting video that seems to align with what Bob has claimed. It's less about how did Bob feel and more about the tech - but there is both. He also brought in the NASA guy who was doing anti-gravity stuff from a recent episode. |
| I've watched so many Lazar interviews I'm not compelled to spend another 4 hours just to get tidbits of new info. I believe his story already especially after the Area 52 interview so that's enough for me. I just have to wonder did the pilot that came forward get deaded as well as the 9 scientist now? |
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Originally Posted By sq40: I was too. It seemed like Lazar did a complete tell all. Didn’t hold anything back at all. Nothing to hide. Natural conversation. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By macman37: I’m counting on that. Each interviewer has their own take, which is good and could draw out more/better detail on things. I was very surprised at how much Chris got out of Bob in the A52 pod… what I knew about Lazar was only a fraction of what they covered. I was too. It seemed like Lazar did a complete tell all. Didn’t hold anything back at all. Nothing to hide. Natural conversation. It's easy when you get no push back on any of your lies. Put him in a somewhat confrontational interview and he'll fall apart. Bring up the actual skeletons in his closet and he'll have a migraine so fast you'll get a headache from watching it. I know people will disagree, but when Jesse asked him about MIT, Lazar basically admitted the reason the gov doesn't prosecute him for the S4 story is because it's fictional, but if he were to talk about the weapons program he was actually working on during the 50ish hours he was at Area 51, he would get prosecuted. This fits with what what we've heard since the 90's, he was a maintenance tech working on a particle accelerator that was doing secret stuff out at Area 51 related to radar spoofing or particle weapons. |
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Originally Posted By anothermisanthrope: A lot of the first hour is a rehash but Jesse with his background asks technical questions most interviewers don't ask. After that it's way less repetitive and there's a new sighting video that seems to align with what Bob has claimed. It's less about how did Bob feel and more about the tech - but there is both. He also brought in the NASA guy who was doing anti-gravity stuff from a recent episode. That video plus Jesse and Bob's additional details afterwards of similar craft %100 describes what I saw flying 25 years ago in broad daylight in NE Ohio. I feel so vindicated |
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Originally Posted By BlackHoleSon: That video plus Jesse and Bob's additional details afterwards of similar craft %100 describes what I saw flying 25 years ago in broad daylight in NE Ohio. I feel so vindicated The “sport model”? What happened? |
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And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: The “sport model”? What happened? In HS I worked at Cinnabon. I'd been there long enough I closed the store and locked up so I'm thinking I was a senior which puts it at 2001. Was a Sunday and the Mall closed at 6 and it was still sunny out so had to be late spring.. I didn't have a car so after doing the deposits I'd call and tell my dad I was ready. Locked up and carried the last of the trash out to the dumpster and I sat on the curb outside the service court waiting the 15 or so minutes to get picked up... Beautiful day. Clear blue sky. Pre cell phone so you just looked around at shit. Being a food place we were usually the last people out so the rare car that came through I'd always look to see if it was my ride. All of a sudden out of the corner of my eye high over my left shoulder I see something weird flying. It was pulsing reddish-orange but not like a light on a plane that flashes like you flip a switch off/on real fast. The light never fully died, it was like a dimmer switch steadily going up and down but never fully off. Could see no details besides the light. It was hard to gauge distance. Since I couldn't see the shape it felt like it was at airliner altitude, but the speed made it feel like it was watching a decently high helicopter go by if that makes sense? If you turn your head all the way to the left then look up as high as you can without your head rotating forward, maybe more than a 45deg angle, is when I saw it. Slowly turning my head right towards the way I was facing as it traveled away from me. Wasn't awe inspiring but weird. Heard a car coming around the building so I looked away to see if it was my ride, it wasn't. I looked back up to find it and that's when things got different. It was directly inline with the way I was facing by then, way towards the horizon but it was like it was completely fucking froze mid pulse. Not moving, not pulsing. Like something called a timeout. It's very unnatural when something is completely stationary. Even a hovering helicopter at a distance has a minute sense of motion. Just as I was about to say "Wtf?" It instantly transported completely across the sky to where I first saw it. I had to turn my head to look directly at it. Then it started pulsing again but VERY intensely. Amazing bright even in sunlight. It did that for a few seconds then literally shot the fuck straight up out of sight in a millisecond. When it shot away it almost looked like when you turned an old CRT TV off and the picture collapsed into a dot, mixed with whenever something in sci-fi would hit warp drive and the light stretch out into a line. Hope I explained that decently, craziest thing I've ever seen in my life. I had disturbing space dreams a while after that unlike anything I've ever had and I'm a frequent lucid, vivid dreamer @sq40 |
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Originally Posted By BlackHoleSon: In HS I worked at Cinnabon. I'd been there long enough I closed the store and locked up so I'm thinking I was a senior which puts it at 2001. Was a Sunday and the Mall closed at 6 and it was still sunny out so had to be late spring.. I didn't have a car so after doing the deposits I'd call and tell my dad I was ready. Locked up and carried the last of the trash out to the dumpster and I sat on the curb outside the service court waiting the 15 or so minutes to get picked up... Beautiful day. Clear blue sky. Pre cell phone so you just looked around at shit. Being a food place we were usually the last people out so the rare car that came through I'd always look to see if it was my ride. All of a sudden out of the corner of my eye high over my left shoulder I see something weird flying. It was pulsing reddish-orange but not like a light on a plane that flashes like you flip a switch off/on real fast. The light never fully died, it was like a dimmer switch steadily going up and down but never fully off. Could see no details besides the light. It was hard to gauge distance. Since I couldn't see the shape it felt like it was at airliner altitude, but the speed made it feel like it was watching a decently high helicopter go by if that makes sense? If you turn your head all the way to the left then look up as high as you can without your head rotating forward, maybe more than a 45deg angle, is when I saw it. Slowly turning my head right towards the way I was facing as it traveled away from me. Wasn't awe inspiring but weird. Heard a car coming around the building so I looked away to see if it was my ride, it wasn't. I looked back up to find it and that's when things got different. It was directly inline with the way I was facing by then, way towards the horizon but it was like it was completely fucking froze mid pulse. Not moving, not pulsing. Like something called a timeout. It's very unnatural when something is completely stationary. Even a hovering helicopter at a distance has a minute sense of motion. Just as I was about to say "Wtf?" It instantly transported completely across the sky to where I first saw it. I had to turn my head to look directly at it. Then it started pulsing again but VERY intensely. Amazing bright even in sunlight. It did that for a few seconds then literally shot the fuck straight up out of sight in a millisecond. When it shot away it almost looked like when you turned an old CRT TV off and the picture collapsed into a dot, mixed with whenever something in sci-fi would hit warp drive and the light stretch out into a line. Hope I explained that decently, craziest thing I've ever seen in my life. I had disturbing space dreams a while after that unlike anything I've ever had and I'm a frequent lucid, vivid dreamer @sq40 That is a spectacularly good report. Fascinating, and classic. |
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And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: That is a spectacularly good report. Fascinating, and classic. Thank you. While I'm at it and had a few drinks I'll explain the dream... This was maybe a year or two after and seemed unrelated but after learning about high strangeness and "downloads" (which I thought was laughable for a long time) I feel they are related I've always had crazy dreams. Night terrors as a kid, vivid and lucid as I got older. Even nightmares don't bother me now, I wake up and wish I had a way to record them thinking they would make a great movie. Anyway I never put much credence to them. The scariest one I ever had involved 3 stars. I was walking in like a desert towards a city. Like how Vegas looks in movies. Then I started hearing screaming. But it had that effect like I could only hear it because it was far away but it was so many people it made it audible. Like hearing a distant crowd roar from a foot ball stadium. I looked up and it was like gravity was turned off over the city and people were floating up. As I looked higher there were 3 stats or points of light like the points of an equilateral triangle. Then it ceased feeling like a dream and more like I was an unwilling observer. The "camera" of my minds eye focused on the lights and everything else disappeared. The lights then started rotating or switching spots in a very simple way that yet felt complicated, like watching someone juggle. The longer it went on the more terrifying it became. It's hard to explain but it not only felt like I was forced to watch but the pattern itself was what was scaring me. For years the only way I could describe it was I was being shown something but if I actually understood it my mind would break. Like it was too much. Idk but it was different than any other dream I've ever had and after 20 some years if I think about it I will tear up. It wasnt right. Anyway like I said I've had a few drinks and wanted to finish the story. Never thought they were related but as I get older I'm sure of it. If I have a nightmare something horrible happens to my daughter when I wake up I realize it was a dream and could shake it off. This felt different than anything I've ever had to this day |
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Originally Posted By macman37: Next stop on the Lazar Tour: American Alchemy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9tdJ2SkBKQExcellent companion to the S4 documentary. It removed a lot of the skepticism I’ve held for Bob’s story. I’m still not at 100% belief. But I think I’m at a “healthy” level of thinking about the possibility. I highly recommend it. |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Excellent companion to the S4 documentary. It removed a lot of the skepticism I’ve held for Bob’s story. I’m still not at 100% belief. But I think I’m at a “healthy” level of thinking about the possibility. I highly recommend it. Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Originally Posted By macman37: Next stop on the Lazar Tour: American Alchemy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9tdJ2SkBKQExcellent companion to the S4 documentary. It removed a lot of the skepticism I’ve held for Bob’s story. I’m still not at 100% belief. But I think I’m at a “healthy” level of thinking about the possibility. I highly recommend it. Agree. It really took off after about a half hour. I’m an hour-ten or so in and it’s been quite good so far, completely different style from A52 (which was also excellent). (Edit: Though I haven’t seen the S4 doc, I’m going off of the Rogan with the migraine (ughhhh that was rough), the Corbell doc, and the A52 interview) |
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 MISSING 11 "Scientists," Epstein's Iran Negotiator & UFO Lies | Julian Dorey • 411 During the Bush administration, top officials were urged to read a Chinese sci-fi novel about aliens who systematically track, interfere with, and kill human scientists working at the frontier of physics. The book is called The THREE BODY PROBLEM. A presidential advisor who worked with JFK, Nixon, and Ford and who was briefed on UFOs said this is how non-human intelligences actually operate. "Why was the upper echelon of the American government reading this book?" "Harold Malmgren told me this is how the non-human intelligences operate, by tracking the frontier of human innovation." "His daughter Pippa, who was on George W. Bush's National Economic Council, was tasked with reading The Three-Body Problem." "If connecting missing and dead scientists with aliens sounds far-fetched, I get it." "But it's worth asking yourself why UFOs so very often seem to cluster around the very technologies that define strategic power." Full episode about these missing scientists out now. I really need to read 3BP! |
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Originally Posted By macman37: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_PI6RBldj4I really need to read 3BP! Originally Posted By macman37: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_PI6RBldj4During the Bush administration, top officials were urged to read a Chinese sci-fi novel about aliens who systematically track, interfere with, and kill human scientists working at the frontier of physics. The book is called The THREE BODY PROBLEM. A presidential advisor who worked with JFK, Nixon, and Ford and who was briefed on UFOs said this is how non-human intelligences actually operate. "Why was the upper echelon of the American government reading this book?" "Harold Malmgren told me this is how the non-human intelligences operate, by tracking the frontier of human innovation." "His daughter Pippa, who was on George W. Bush's National Economic Council, was tasked with reading The Three-Body Problem." "If connecting missing and dead scientists with aliens sounds far-fetched, I get it." "But it's worth asking yourself why UFOs so very often seem to cluster around the very technologies that define strategic power." Full episode about these missing scientists out now. I really need to read 3BP! Listened to it earlier. Pretty good breakdown. I started 3BP last year, and put it down during a move. Need to finish it. |
| If I had to guess the real Deep State is run by aliens. The extremely rich people around the world we never ever see or hear from and that supposedly live for 100's of years. And they are in our gov't as well running things behind the scenes. It's already been hinted at we'd be surprised by the people we know in gov't that are actually aliens. I forget if it was Burchett or Luna that said that. Epstein is not dead either! |
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Finally watched the Lazar interview. The last 25 minutes was the most interesting. I believe Bob. He got a look at the state of things at the time, in a few compartmentalized subjects, water-cooler talk. And he is just being open about it. He doesn't have solid answers, just reporting what he knows and heard from an incomplete puzzle. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: Finally watched the Lazar interview. The last 25 minutes was the most interesting. I believe Bob. He got a look at the state of things at the time, in a few compartmentalized subjects, water-cooler talk. And he is just being open about it. He doesn't have solid answers, just reporting what he knows and heard from an incomplete puzzle. Yeah, I agree. He’s not flashy, he doesn’t appear - even now - to be doing this for notoriety (though the Lazar t-shirt was kind of funny but he probably has to have some kind of side income for the legal bills I’m sure he has) … he’s humble through it all, and even admits there’s maybe some things that got fed specifically to him so they’d know if he talked, that he was the only one who knew about the …in short, nothing about him makes any bells go off in this space. I enjoyed seeing how Jesse engaged/interviewed him vs. the very recent A52/Chris Ramsay interview, they both brought out interesting different details from him. |
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Originally Posted By macman37: Yeah, I agree. He's not flashy, he doesn't appear - even now - to be doing this for notoriety (though the Lazar t-shirt was kind of funny but he probably has to have some kind of side income for the legal bills I'm sure he has) he's humble through it all, and even admits there's maybe some things that got fed specifically to him so they'd know if he talked, that he was the only one who knew about the in short, nothing about him makes any bells go off in this space. I enjoyed seeing how Jesse engaged/interviewed him vs. the very recent A52/Chris Ramsay interview, they both brought out interesting different details from him. Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By sq40: Finally watched the Lazar interview. The last 25 minutes was the most interesting. I believe Bob. He got a look at the state of things at the time, in a few compartmentalized subjects, water-cooler talk. And he is just being open about it. He doesn't have solid answers, just reporting what he knows and heard from an incomplete puzzle. Yeah, I agree. He's not flashy, he doesn't appear - even now - to be doing this for notoriety (though the Lazar t-shirt was kind of funny but he probably has to have some kind of side income for the legal bills I'm sure he has) he's humble through it all, and even admits there's maybe some things that got fed specifically to him so they'd know if he talked, that he was the only one who knew about the in short, nothing about him makes any bells go off in this space. I enjoyed seeing how Jesse engaged/interviewed him vs. the very recent A52/Chris Ramsay interview, they both brought out interesting different details from him. Rogan said "Bob explained it to me off-air and it makes sense now." No further elaboration, but my guess is Lazar went through a .gov sponsored program of some sort that's not publicly acknowledged. It is known that the government has some sort of speed-run situation at certain schools for people they need to get up-to-speed or credentialed without the typical wait time so Lazar's "degrees" might not be legitimate but he got the necessary condensed education relevant to the work he was going to be doing. It's funny to me that people get hung up on "there's no proof Bob went to MIT" when he was involved with a whole project that doesn't officially exist. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I want to know what Bob told Joe Rogan about the discrepancies in his college history. Rogan said "Bob explained it to me off-air and it makes sense now." No further elaboration, but my guess is Lazar went through a .gov sponsored program of some sort that's not publicly acknowledged. It is known that the government has some sort of speed-run situation at certain schools for people they need to get up-to-speed or credentialed without the typical wait time so Lazar's "degrees" might not be legitimate but he got the necessary condensed education relevant to the work he was going to be doing. It's funny to me that people get hung up on "there's no proof Bob went to MIT" when he was involved with a whole project that doesn't officially exist. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By sq40: Finally watched the Lazar interview. The last 25 minutes was the most interesting. I believe Bob. He got a look at the state of things at the time, in a few compartmentalized subjects, water-cooler talk. And he is just being open about it. He doesn't have solid answers, just reporting what he knows and heard from an incomplete puzzle. Yeah, I agree. He's not flashy, he doesn't appear - even now - to be doing this for notoriety (though the Lazar t-shirt was kind of funny but he probably has to have some kind of side income for the legal bills I'm sure he has) he's humble through it all, and even admits there's maybe some things that got fed specifically to him so they'd know if he talked, that he was the only one who knew about the in short, nothing about him makes any bells go off in this space. I enjoyed seeing how Jesse engaged/interviewed him vs. the very recent A52/Chris Ramsay interview, they both brought out interesting different details from him. Rogan said "Bob explained it to me off-air and it makes sense now." No further elaboration, but my guess is Lazar went through a .gov sponsored program of some sort that's not publicly acknowledged. It is known that the government has some sort of speed-run situation at certain schools for people they need to get up-to-speed or credentialed without the typical wait time so Lazar's "degrees" might not be legitimate but he got the necessary condensed education relevant to the work he was going to be doing. It's funny to me that people get hung up on "there's no proof Bob went to MIT" when he was involved with a whole project that doesn't officially exist. I forgot about that! And yeah- more than a little annoying but who knows, the more switched-on types among us like you may be able to see through it and infer what really went on. Schmoes like me, not so much. Also lol@the proof thing. 
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Originally Posted By macman37: Agree. It really took off after about a half hour. I’m an hour-ten or so in and it’s been quite good so far, completely different style from A52 (which was also excellent). (Edit: Though I haven’t seen the S4 doc, I’m going off of the Rogan with the migraine (ughhhh that was rough), the Corbell doc, and the A52 interview) Originally Posted By macman37: Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Originally Posted By macman37: Next stop on the Lazar Tour: American Alchemy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9tdJ2SkBKQExcellent companion to the S4 documentary. It removed a lot of the skepticism I’ve held for Bob’s story. I’m still not at 100% belief. But I think I’m at a “healthy” level of thinking about the possibility. I highly recommend it. Agree. It really took off after about a half hour. I’m an hour-ten or so in and it’s been quite good so far, completely different style from A52 (which was also excellent). (Edit: Though I haven’t seen the S4 doc, I’m going off of the Rogan with the migraine (ughhhh that was rough), the Corbell doc, and the A52 interview) I've completely lost track. Dumped subscriptions and erased "watch next" playlist. Now I'm seeing videos and they've jumped from 2 hrs up to 5 hours and more which is simply not sustainable for me. I can catch a lot more highlights in a half dozen "short" 45 minute videos than a slow paced Q&A interview that doesn't add much after 6 hours of lifetime sucking. I'm starting my boycott of long YouTube videos. Over 2 hrs and not 100% amazing, I'm waiting for cliffs notes. I used to be able to tag videos and then over the course of a week get them all watched. Now it's just not possible, even if I do nothing but watch videos and sleep, I can't watch all of every video people say must be seen, ad 90% of these new videos are just covering information that was out for a while but "false/debunked" which is now getting flipped over tho "True, not debunked" column and there's no other major changes there and of course nobody is going to have "proof", we're just going to have to decide who to trust after collecting what we can. I can't imagine what could be in 5 hour video where it couldn't be edited down to 2 hours and a 1.25x speed ad after that would make it tolerable. There's WAY too much repetition, where on any topic, the first half hour is saying the exact same things all the other influencers are saying, so that's hours of watching just chipped off as repetitive. < / Rant > |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I want to know what Bob told Joe Rogan about the discrepancies in his college history. Rogan said "Bob explained it to me off-air and it makes sense now." No further elaboration, but my guess is Lazar went through a .gov sponsored program of some sort that's not publicly acknowledged. It is known that the government has some sort of speed-run situation at certain schools for people they need to get up-to-speed or credentialed without the typical wait time so Lazar's "degrees" might not be legitimate but he got the necessary condensed education relevant to the work he was going to be doing. It's funny to me that people get hung up on "there's no proof Bob went to MIT" when he was involved with a whole project that doesn't officially exist. The Jesse Youtube video they talk about it. Attached File |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By brass: I've completely lost track. Dumped subscriptions and erased "watch next" playlist. Now I'm seeing videos and they've jumped from 2 hrs up to 5 hours and more which is simply not sustainable for me. I can catch a lot more highlights in a half dozen "short" 45 minute videos than a slow paced Q&A interview that doesn't add much after 6 hours of lifetime sucking. I'm starting my boycott of long YouTube videos. Over 2 hrs and not 100% amazing, I'm waiting for cliffs notes. I used to be able to tag videos and then over the course of a week get them all watched. Now it's just not possible, even if I do nothing but watch videos and sleep, I can't watch all of every video people say must be seen, ad 90% of these new videos are just covering information that was out for a while but "false/debunked" which is now getting flipped over tho "True, not debunked" column and there's no other major changes there and of course nobody is going to have "proof", we're just going to have to decide who to trust after collecting what we can. I can't imagine what could be in 5 hour video where it couldn't be edited down to 2 hours and a 1.25x speed ad after that would make it tolerable. There's WAY too much repetition, where on any topic, the first half hour is saying the exact same things all the other influencers are saying, so that's hours of watching just chipped off as repetitive. < / Rant > Youtube’s AI tool can make a summary if high points. Help filter the videos to invest in. I am in agreement though, 2+ hours gets rough unless it’s great. The 5 hour Enoch video is one if the few super long ones I would recommend. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: The Jesse Youtube video they talk about it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_3604_jpeg-3751973.JPG Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: I want to know what Bob told Joe Rogan about the discrepancies in his college history. Rogan said "Bob explained it to me off-air and it makes sense now." No further elaboration, but my guess is Lazar went through a .gov sponsored program of some sort that's not publicly acknowledged. It is known that the government has some sort of speed-run situation at certain schools for people they need to get up-to-speed or credentialed without the typical wait time so Lazar's "degrees" might not be legitimate but he got the necessary condensed education relevant to the work he was going to be doing. It's funny to me that people get hung up on "there's no proof Bob went to MIT" when he was involved with a whole project that doesn't officially exist. The Jesse Youtube video they talk about it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_3604_jpeg-3751973.JPG I haven't watched Jesse's interview with Lazar yet because I'm kinda Lazar'd out right now between Rogan and Area52. I figured there was no new info to be had so I skipped it. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: And there it is. I haven't watched Jesse's interview with Lazar yet because I'm kinda Lazar'd out right now between Rogan and Area52. I figured there was no new info to be had so I skipped it. I feel the same way. And when a video turns into 4+ hours of rehashing most of the same stuff to maybe just maybe add one or more details it's just not worth the time watching. That's why I love Christina and even Cosmic Road because anything worthwhile they will cover in just a few minutes most of the time. Saves a lot of time to maybe learn something else happening elsewhere. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I feel the same way. And when a video turns into 4+ hours of rehashing most of the same stuff to maybe just maybe add one or more details it's just not worth the time watching. That's why I love Christina and even Cosmic Road because anything worthwhile they will cover in just a few minutes most of the time. Saves a lot of time to maybe learn something else happening elsewhere. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By Cypher214: And there it is. I haven't watched Jesse's interview with Lazar yet because I'm kinda Lazar'd out right now between Rogan and Area52. I figured there was no new info to be had so I skipped it. I feel the same way. And when a video turns into 4+ hours of rehashing most of the same stuff to maybe just maybe add one or more details it's just not worth the time watching. That's why I love Christina and even Cosmic Road because anything worthwhile they will cover in just a few minutes most of the time. Saves a lot of time to maybe learn something else happening elsewhere. How many folks are sub'd to American Alchemy but not A52 and vice versa? Then how many of those aren't also watching Rogan? But I get it, everybody needs to get their YouTube numbers. |
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I’m about an hour in to the Weinstein/Davis summit/debate/talk and I’m finding it pretty riveting. Currently at the part where they’re talking about the government classifying and suppressing the gravity focused end of physics. |
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Originally Posted By macman37: I’m about an hour in to the Weinstein/Davis summit/debate/talk and I’m finding it pretty riveting. Currently at the part where they’re talking about the government classifying and suppressing the gravity focused end of physics. I am beginning to think that keeping this stuff classified isnt such a bad thing for now. Nuclear tech has created how many nuclear weapons nations? Gravity… i mean. The weaponization of that is unfathomable. You could probably destroy a whole country with a can of beer at the right speed. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By sq40: I am beginning to think that keeping this stuff classified isnt such a bad thing for now. Nuclear tech has created how many nuclear weapons nations? Gravity… i mean. The weaponization of that is unfathomable. You could probably destroy a whole country with a can of beer at the right speed. Or imagine a directed energy weapon; turn the dial to 5 and a skyscraper collapses, turn it up to 11 and a fault line slips… |
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Originally Posted By sq40: I am beginning to think that keeping this stuff classified isnt such a bad thing for now. Nuclear tech has created how many nuclear weapons nations? Gravity… i mean. The weaponization of that is unfathomable. You could probably destroy a whole country with a can of beer at the right speed. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By macman37: I’m about an hour in to the Weinstein/Davis summit/debate/talk and I’m finding it pretty riveting. Currently at the part where they’re talking about the government classifying and suppressing the gravity focused end of physics. I am beginning to think that keeping this stuff classified isnt such a bad thing for now. Nuclear tech has created how many nuclear weapons nations? Gravity… i mean. The weaponization of that is unfathomable. You could probably destroy a whole country with a can of beer at the right speed. I get it and agree. I do also see Weinstein’s stance of (paraphrasing here) “you can’t suppress math”. Just like “The Sum of All Fears” from Clancy said though… much of the physics of nuclear weapons is available in books that are all over. It’s just that making a nuke - with the precision required - is very difficult. Maybe the gravity tech requires way less precision, enabling it to be used by even more people should it get out. Hm. |
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Originally Posted By macman37: I get it and agree. I do also see Weinstein’s stance of (paraphrasing here) “you can’t suppress math”. Just like “The Sum of All Fears” from Clancy said though… much of the physics of nuclear weapons is available in books that are all over. It’s just that making a nuke - with the precision required - is very difficult. Maybe the gravity tech requires way less precision, enabling it to be used by even more people should it get out. Hm. That could be it. A little bismuth here, mercury there, some voltage… and blam. Or something. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: The trend of having the same person tell their story on 6 different podcasts is a bit tiresome. I understand wanting to reach different audiences but the vast majority of subscribers have a shitload of crossover between the usual hosts. How many folks are sub'd to American Alchemy but not A52 and vice versa? Then how many of those aren't also watching Rogan? But I get it, everybody needs to get their YouTube numbers. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By Cypher214: And there it is. I haven't watched Jesse's interview with Lazar yet because I'm kinda Lazar'd out right now between Rogan and Area52. I figured there was no new info to be had so I skipped it. I feel the same way. And when a video turns into 4+ hours of rehashing most of the same stuff to maybe just maybe add one or more details it's just not worth the time watching. That's why I love Christina and even Cosmic Road because anything worthwhile they will cover in just a few minutes most of the time. Saves a lot of time to maybe learn something else happening elsewhere. How many folks are sub'd to American Alchemy but not A52 and vice versa? Then how many of those aren't also watching Rogan? But I get it, everybody needs to get their YouTube numbers. The problem is that they know who we are. There's no escape. After wiping all of preferences, suggestions, subscriptions, it took 3 days of just surfing the threads in this forum and when I went back to youtube, I had all the suggestions I'd had before dumping everything, I'm in this pool by association but at least I'm not getting popups and alerts that a new video is out by whoever. As you said, so much ground is repeated it is insane. Especially when somebody goes on one of the more "thorough" podcasts with a guess that opens up and shares new things. We don't want youtube to become the "old media", but it has. Anytime something ne2wd drops from physics to math to UFO, dozens of channels then read the same story and sometimes mention other channels talked about it "but they didn't mention this!" sort of crap. Feels a lot like "CNN reports that CBS news had a special reporter who was hired by Reuters to do a story and now we bring you that information! Same as all the youtube channels trying to gloom on to the next big thing. The "big guys" don't need to worry, well, unless they're pissing their viewership away by being dumb. It's the guys in the middle, 10k-100k subscribers is the hard scrabble land because most everybody already has full subs and time allocated so them trying to break in new and get into the 100k+ subscriber income territory end up in a ton of repeats and yes, fakes, to show up. Right now it's a bunch of ice salesmen after a hurricane where nobody has ice so they're all standing around talking about how they're going to have more ice soon. |
The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
Some fun stuff in this one Former NSA Director Breaks Silence on UFOs Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 03:25 - Interview Begins 04:31 - The New Science of UFOs 09:54 - Exo-Psychology 14:52 - Sponsor (Shopify) 16:20 - Noetics and Consciousness 21:52 - Time Travel and UFOs 32:13 - Sponsor (Factor Meals) 33:49 - The Nimitz and Plasma Spoofing 44:04 - "That's Funny" Moments 47:00 - Reverse Engineering Programs 51:31 - Laser-Propelled Discs 55:06 - Havana Syndrome 1:05:22 - UFOs at Nuclear Sites 1:16:27 - Stargate and Psychic Spying 1:25:36 - Exotic Propulsion 1:36:09 - Warp Drives 1:45:10 - The Shadow of Time 1:56:01 - Fiction Meets Reality 2:13:13 - Breakaway Defense Science 2:21:29 - Mind-Controlled Drones 2:26:05 - Net Assessment on UFOs 2:35:37 - Panspermia 2:42:54 - The Listening Cure 3:00:17 - AA Merch |
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Originally Posted By anothermisanthrope: Some fun stuff in this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMCavr3dVP0I need to look and see if the project Stargate documents are online. But as I think there are over 2100 pages I'd never make it through reading them. It is tough enough trying to read the 33 or so pages of the Gateway Experience in one sitting. This stuff is not written to be the least bit entertaining to read. ETA Some of it is available online but I don't want to go through the trouble searching through the CIA reading room stuff. there are many links with 275 pages but I from what I heard on a podcast or something found it's a lot more than that. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: That could be it. A little bismuth here, mercury there, some voltage and blam. Or something. Attached File |