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Given Groom’s primary mission involving radar measures and countermeasures, my sense 20 years ago was that they were testing something possibly for use in radar spoofing. However the fact it apparently still remains classified today (an important element in the explanation of Lazar’s tale) suggests maybe its purpose was something else, perhaps an attempt at a Star Wars-type weapon.
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
Let me write s blog from an Engineering perspective telling you Lazar is 100% correct... see... I can do it to! Guys a joke to be honest. He’s been refuted so much it’s sad to see people taking Mahood as gospel
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
Read the first paragraph and couldn’t continue. No matter where you stand on Lazar... this guy has had it out for Lazar for years! Let me write s blog from an Engineering perspective telling you Lazar is 100% correct... see... I can do it to! Guys a joke to be honest. He’s been refuted so much it’s sad to see people taking Mahood as gospel
originally posted by: The GUT
Jeremy Corbell might want to rethink his Lazar docu.
originally posted by: ConfusedBrit
originally posted by: The GUT
Jeremy Corbell might want to rethink his Lazar docu.
Or he'll just include another fish tank, as he did for Lear and Patient 17 - I don't know the meaning the fish tanks, but I like to believe it signals that 'This is probably a load of old bollocks'.
Or 'all at sea', to use another metaphor.
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
a reply to: schuyler
I’ve worked in Aerospace Engineering for the DoD most of my life. While I won’t get into my past, I can tell you some of the things he mentioned about Area 51 are true. Only a person who’s been there would know. I’ve not been, though I have flown on a JANET to TTR more times than I care to count in my career. I’ve spoken with many employees who have worked and currently work at Area 51, several of which are close friends. They are mixed on The whole lazar story. I’ve been impartial for the most part. Half of me believes it, the other half is hesitant because of his lake of a paper trail (College). I don’t have a dog in this fight... but I can tell you Mahood isn’t to be trusted. Make up your own minds on Lazar.... there’s no right or wrong on this topic.
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
I don’t have a dog in this fight... but I can tell you Mahood isn’t to be trusted.
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
a reply to: schuyler
I’ve worked in Aerospace Engineering for the DoD most of my life. While I won’t get into my past, I can tell you some of the things he mentioned about Area 51 are true. Only a person who’s been there would know. I’ve not been,
originally posted by: dogshark
Tom Mahood returns with a 2018 take on the Lazar saga that is probably the best I've ever read -- and I've read just about all of them.
Please read carefully and offer any thoughts you might have. With the upcoming documentary, I think Mahood is exactly the person needed to provide proper real-world perspective. Tom was there on the ground, talked to a lot of folks, kept his head screwed on straight despite all the nonsense. This explanation and supporting logical reasoning pretty much put this whole saga to bed as far as I'm concerned.
www.otherhand.org...
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
a reply to: schuyler
I’ve worked in Aerospace Engineering for the DoD most of my life. While I won’t get into my past, I can tell you some of the things he mentioned about Area 51 are true. Only a person who’s been there would know.
but I can tell you Mahood isn’t to be trusted.
Make up your own minds on Lazar.... there’s no right or wrong on this topic.