There is a lot that Lazar has said that is questionable, no doubt and his personal life has left much to be desired from a “trustworthy” standpoint. His stories are fantastical and a little too “perfect”… I spoke to my brother- a high energy physicist who works with proton accelerators at Fermi Lab and in Scern Seitzerland about his prediction of “element 115” existing and he said something to the effect that it was simply an eventuality as we discover and create elements with higher density, they are assigned increasing numbers so it was almost inevitable we discover 115- and we have recently- the element we named 115 is not capable of the things Lazar described… I find the reports from current and former high level government employees and members of the military to be much more interesting and reliable. Lazar’s story sounds like a science fiction novel.
That said- to this day Bob maintains everything he said is true and that the government has tried to discredit him by wiping the records of his employment and even his college transcripts. As to the “he would be breaking the law by releasing this information”- his office has been raided by governemnt officials more than once HE CLAIMS in an attempt to locate the samples of 115 he has… and if they are trying to cover up what he reported, if they arrested him and said he breached top secret clearances by releasing the info he reased, would it not be a confirmation by the governemnt that at least some of what he said is true? I don’t know what to believe about Lazar, but whether he is lying or not is irrelevant to the broader discussion of if UFOs are real- they clearly are. “Something” unidentified is whizing around in our skies and oceans- finding out what these things are is important IMO, and I am glad the media and government appear to be taking it more serious these days. If Lazar played a part in normalizing the discussion then good for him…
