Evidence suggests Bob Lazare was right after all

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I know what you’re thinking: Is this idiot really devoting a column to a controversial UFO whistleblower during a global pandemic? Should I stop reading this tinfoil claptrap right now and spend the next few minutes on something more productive?

Answers: 1. Yes. 2. Probably.

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Thanks for the tip

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after 30 years none of his claims have been disproven

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Also they say he predicted “element 15” but we were on element 14 and they go in order, so it’s not really that impressive.

There's really no evidence at all. He could have picked any atom configuration that hasn't been created yet and went with that. Eventually somebody would synthesize it. Nothing magical has been detected thus far about element 115.

Where are the people he went to school with? Nobody he worked with came forward? Not one person? At least Fravor has other people that have come forward to corroborate his story. The tic tac stories are very credible.

Just bring on the alien invasion. What better way to unify the world than a war for the survival of our species?

He has been disproven. Element 115 has been discovered since he talked about it 30 years ago. It behaves nothing like what he claimed.

He’s a fraud.

Why they killed Art and not Bob is the real conspiracy here.

There are definitely aspects of the story that appear plausible but the education issue is one that should be extremely concerning as to be believing Lazar's story.

I'm not saying Lazar should have pictures of himself in the classroom, but he doesn't have old papers he worked on? He doesn't remember instructors' names? He didn't make any friends or have any people he worked with on projects that can remember him?

I pretty much loned it as far as my academic work in college so I can somewhat understand the notion of not being able to recall relationships with specific classmates but the rest is very sketchy.

For a lie this big Lazar would have to be very good. He tells a convincing story and his knowledge of specific times of testing of very strange aerial phenomena is something that is difficult to just explain away. The Netflix doc was cool because I hadn't heard anything about Bob Lazar since I was a kid in the early 90's and he was on every UFO program. I literally knew his whole story when I was 9 years old. Lol. But the narration was pretentious as shite and awful with Mickey Rourke and the production style and guy who orchestrated it were way over the top.

Lazar is a very compelling story but it seems to me that little has changed since the 90's in respect to determining the legitimacy of his claims.