r/BobLazarNew

I recently watched Bob Lazar's personal documentary on his time working in Area 51 and reverse engineering of ET materials. It was quite compelling and physics and science based. Some of the claims he stated, years later were confirmed such as the presence of S4 and element 115. Also, George Knapp is a huge part of this story which really helps me believe in the credibility.

Linda Napolitano is a docuseries on Netflix that takes a very different approach. I believe something happened to her - I also believe she's exaggerating. It's hard to take a person seriously when her behavior is incredibly unprofessional. A lot of it seems emotionally charged so it takes away from the credibility of the story. Also, I work in psychiatry and hypnotherapy is a very tetchy subject because you actually can implant memories if not practicing correctly.

ANYWAYS what do you guys think?

We’ve all seen legendary internet and media pranks pulled purely for a laugh—like the guy who built a hyper-detailed website about the endangered Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus living in pine trees, complete with fake biology stats, just to see how many people and students would completely lose their minds falling for it.

The creators don't monetize it, they don't tour the convention circuit, and they don't chase fame. They just drop a ridiculous concept, keep a deadpan face, and sit back to watch.

Which brings us to Bob Lazar in 1989.

Think about the behavior versus the story:

• The Delivery: He never sweated it. He didn't act like a flashy car salesman or a guru trying to sell you a book. He talked about anti-gravity propulsion and element 115 with the tired, annoyed, matter-of-fact tone of an electrical engineer explaining how to fix a fuse box on a Tuesday afternoon.
• The Absence of a Grift: If an ordinary guy actually discovered the biggest secret in human history, he'd either be on the run or cashing in on a massive multi-million dollar media empire. What did Lazar do? He essentially shrugged, walked away, went back to tinkering in his shop, and refused to farm the fame.

(I got it Bob, I got the Joke... lol)

Why? Because it was a joke.

A smart, mechanically inclined local tech wizard got bored, dropped a meticulously crafted sci-fi script onto the local news just to see if the world would swallow it, and then watched the entire global UFO community scramble and tear their hair out arguing over it for four decades.

He didn't want a fortune. He just wanted to test how far a smart guy could push the system with a completely straight face. Honestly? Absolute legend of a troll. If anyone ever runs into him, just walk up and say: "Look, I get it. Brilliant prank. You really had everyone going."

I Bet you get a grin.

Last night, I discovered that we no longer have to pay to watch the movie on Amazon Prime.Its Free on Prime now for members, just has ads. If you were waiting to watch cause of cost, it's now available and I HIGHLY enjoyed it! Hope this helps!!!

Does anyone know precisely where Bob Lazar, Gene Huff, John Lear, etc used to watch supposed S4 flight tests from?

Lazar describes it as people latched on to the black mailbox term just bc he used it as a reference rather than the actual location - primarily bc there aren't that many landmarks out there.

It sounds like when he describes it - it appears before you get to the mailbox location - and it might be right around where Groom Lake Rd hits 375.

Any thought ms or precise location?