UFO Buster Radio News – 399: Reid Statement Correction and Bob Lazar

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What did Reid say about crashed UFOs?

Of course, 2020 is the year for Pentagon report on spacecraft

Link: https://www.avpress.com/news/local_news/what-did-reid-say-about-crashed-ufos/article_c7cfb83c-cee5-11ea-a9d4-5f8299047708.html

The New York Times, for the most part, is good about correcting things. Sometimes even the most arcane minutiae, things almost no one would notice or care about, are corrected in the Times.

What we’re getting to today is the story from Friday: “No longer in shadows, Pentagon’s UFO unit will make some findings public.”

It contained a doozy of a correction.

Just from the headline alone, it sounds like a huge story. Haven’t people been debating whether we’ve been visited by spacecraft from beyond this world for decades?

What?! It’s all true? Roswell?

But a correction on the Times website quickly followed:

“An earlier version of this article inaccurately rendered remarks attributed to Harry Reid, the retired Senate majority leader from Nevada. Mr. Reid said he believed that crashes of objects of unknown origin may have occurred and that retrieved materials should be studied; he did not say that crashes had occurred and that retrieved materials had been studied secretly for decades.”

Well, that’s a horse of a different color, isn’t it? “May have occurred” and “should be studied” carry quite different meanings than “had occurred” and “had been studied.”

It’s still a big story; that the Pentagon is finally opening up its UFO files, at least a bit. But not as big as the idea that they know UFOs crashed here and we’ve been studying them for decades.

Evidence suggests UFO whistleblower Bob Lazar was telling the truth all along

Link: https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/ts/entertainment/opinion/2020/07/24/evidence-suggests-ufo-whistleblower-bob-lazar-was-telling-the-truth-all-along.html

Near the end of his 2019 autobiography, Bob Lazar writes, “I’m no kind of hero.”

With each passing day, that seems less true. 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?

I know. It’s nuts. If you ever watched “The X-Files,” the U.S. government has basically done a 180 on UFOs. For nearly a century, intel gathering under clandestine programs — Project Mogul, Project Sign, Project Grudge, Project Blue Book, Project Ozma — had one guiding principle: blanket denial.

The stated goal was to investigate UFO sightings. The outcome was official excuses.

UFOs were weather balloons or street lamps or migrating birds. They were illusions refracted by the natural world. They were fantasies of deranged imaginations. They were not real.

All of that has changed dramatically, starting with a 2017 New York Times blockbuster that revealed the existence of the U.S. government’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, created a decade earlier to analyze unexplained phenomena.

So isn’t it time Bob Lazar got a second hearing in the court of public opinion?

The world owes him an apology.

But if you google Lazar, you get sucked into a black hole that suggests he is a “fraud,” “liar,” “conspiracy theorist” and “UFO hoaxster.” What he was saying in 1989 — we have recovered crashed alien saucers that defy everything we know about the universe — was a stick of dynamite to rational thought. But what he was saying then is now backed up by the official record. Please read Lazar’s autobiography “Dreamland,” or watch the Netflix doc “Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers,” and tell me why you still think he is a deceptive kook. Spoiler alert: You can’t do it.

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