Live Stoner Chat Bob Lazar Fact Or Fake?

[Dr.Bubbles]

TO think that aliens couldn't travel to us is thinking in a box. A civilization that has millions of years of technology and knowledge on us will have things we can't dream of. Try explaining Wi-Fi and the internet to a person from 2000 years ago they wouldn't understand a thing you said. They could have abilities and things we can't fathom. Now Imagine no human was ever born with eyes and never knew sight we wouldn't know what we were missing out on all around us. Our perception of the universe and all it is might be only a sliver of what's really there. And the theory of one universe makes no sense as well. There's nothing that we know that comes in 1. So to think there's one universe instead of many inside a multiverse and so on dosent for with what we now know. And remember it only takes 1 out of the millions of sightings throughout recorded history to be true. Just one.

Deep bro. I'm with ya. I've never been a real religious fella... I'm more of a science guy, I'm much more fascinated by facts and observations than by a book that is more of a mystery than anything. This world gives me the hooboo jeebies. We're so far off track. People aren't even thinking about this shit anymore, most modern guys are too busy telling every chick they ever met on Facebook "Lookin sexy Mamacita" and the girls are too busy thumpin that shit right up. It's a broken loop. SO much crazy shit has happened right here to not notice.

Anyone hear the story of the USA and the Royal Navy doing some peace time naval exercises. Both countries were working together. They tracked a USO, which is an unidentified submerged object similar to a UFO, except it's underwater. These soldiers tracked a submerged object around the North Atlantic for two weeks, playing tag. This USO was clocked at over Mach 1 at impossible depths. They literally dropped what they were doing to play tag with this thing and tracked, lost and then found it half a dozen times before ultimately losing it forever.

Ever heard of electronic fog? There have been a few real good cases about that as well. That guy in the little single engine Cessna down in Florida that flew through a "vortex"...and these are his words, not mine. He said the clouds kind of formed a tunnel in front of him. His flight instruments were all going nuts, his magnetic compass was spinning like a top. He had no choice and flew into the tunnel. He had a feeling of weightlessness and was experiencing vertigo. Had no clue which way his plane was moving. It only lasted a a minute or less, but when he "popped out" and radioed the tower for a position update, he went an IMPOSSIBLE distance almost instantly. He was like 50 miles off course and to be where he was after the fog, the plane would have had to be going over 500mph. Cessnas are severely underpowered and are lucky to hit 150mph in a dive let alone flying wings level. Another electronic fog incident was on a ship. The crew was from the military I believe and their whole ship got engulfed in this shit. Once again the instruments were going bonkers. These guys all had on issued steel toe boots. The same model. Once the fog had completely encompassed them the whole metal hull of the ship became magnetized...so strong that nobody could move and their steel toes were glue to the deck for a couple minutes. That is nuts.

Some people think we are not even real, and that we're all inside a giant software model. Everything you have ever done is just a result of AI and powerful algorithms. Deep.

Ever heard of Admiral Byrd? He did a bunch of South Pole expeditions. This guy is a freaking Admiral, and claims to have come across an impenetrable barrier in Antarctica. I don't know what he saw, but IMMEDIATELY the world's super powers, including the USA declared and signed the Antarctic treaty. The longest treaty on record so far. Since that day, the place was shut down to pretty much everybody and is like that to this day.

Speaking of Byrd and "Operation High Jump", the US armed forces started a new campaign right after the Byrd claim and called it "Operation Fishbowl". They wanted to test this barrier and wound up throwing everythibf they had at it... including nukes. Didn't phase it.

Pyramids around the world? Pumapunku and Teotihuacan? The Mayans? The Antikythera Mechanism? The Roanoke Colony? Bob Lazar? SO MANY MYSTERIES!!!!!

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff

 

[Tyler_Durden88]

Deep bro. I'm with ya. I've never been a real religious fella... I'm more of a science guy, I'm much more fascinated by facts and observations than by a book that is more of a mystery than anything. This world gives me the hooboo jeebies. We're so far off track. People aren't even thinking about this shit anymore, most modern guys are too busy telling every chick they ever met on Facebook "Lookin sexy Mamacita" and the girls are too busy thumpin that shit right up. It's a broken loop. SO much crazy shit has happened right here to not notice.

Anyone hear the story of the USA and the Royal Navy doing some peace time naval exercises. Both countries were working together. They tracked a USO, which is an unidentified submerged object similar to a UFO, except it's underwater. These soldiers tracked a submerged object around the North Atlantic for two weeks, playing tag. This USO was clocked at over Mach 1 at impossible depths. They literally dropped what they were doing to play tag with this thing and tracked, lost and then found it half a dozen times before ultimately losing it forever.

Ever heard of electronic fog? There have been a few real good cases about that as well. That guy in the little single engine Cessna down in Florida that flew through a "vortex"...and these are his words, not mine. He said the clouds kind of formed a tunnel in front of him. His flight instruments were all going nuts, his magnetic compass was spinning like a top. He had no choice and flew into the tunnel. He had a feeling of weightlessness and was experiencing vertigo. Had no clue which way his plane was moving. It only lasted a a minute or less, but when he "popped out" and radioed the tower for a position update, he went an IMPOSSIBLE distance almost instantly. He was like 50 miles off course and to be where he was after the fog, the plane would have had to be going over 500mph. Cessnas are severely underpowered and are lucky to hit 150mph in a dive let alone flying wings level. Another electronic fog incident was on a ship. The crew was from the military I believe and their whole ship got engulfed in this shit. Once again the instruments were going bonkers. These guys all had on issued steel toe boots. The same model. Once the fog had completely encompassed them the whole metal hull of the ship became magnetized...so strong that nobody could move and their steel toes were glue to the deck for a couple minutes. That is nuts.

Some people think we are not even real, and that we're all inside a giant software model. Everything you have ever done is just a result of AI and powerful algorithms. Deep.

Ever heard of Admiral Byrd? He did a bunch of South Pole expeditions. This guy is a freaking Admiral, and claims to have come across an impenetrable barrier in Antarctica. I don't know what he saw, but IMMEDIATELY the world's super powers, including the USA declared and signed the Antarctic treaty. The longest treaty on record so far. Since that day, the place was shut down to pretty much everybody and is like that to this day.

Speaking of Byrd and "Operation High Jump", the US armed forces started a new campaign right after the Byrd claim and called it "Operation Fishbowl". They wanted to test this barrier and wound up throwing everythibf they had at it... including nukes. Didn't phase it.

Pyramids around the world? Pumapunku and Teotihuacan? The Mayans? The Antikythera Mechanism? The Roanoke Colony? Bob Lazar? SO MANY MYSTERIES!!!!!

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff

I'm the type of person that feels the need to understand something and unexplained things bother me to no end. The majority of ppl don't understand the size and scope of our visible universe and its nearly impossible to explain how big it is bc there's no measurements that we have that can give a relative idea of its size. And then the bigger question of what IS the universe and its purpose. There's a video I've watched countless times that comes close to explaining the sheer size of the universe I recommend watching it. There's a photo that our voyage 1 space probe took which is our furthest satellite from earth and the picture is so Erie to look at it gets me every time I see it. It's a speck of light in a almost infinite darkness that shows how insignificant we are in the big picture that is the universe. It's the most amazing photograph ever taken in my opinion. Here's the link. You have to concentrate and stick with what hes saying and after the video you will never think of the universe the same again. Prepare for your mind to be blown lol.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy7NzjCmUf0&ved=0ahUKEwis27Tvs8jfAhUp0FkKHRdKACUQo7QBCCcwAQ&usg=AOvVaw1SlGUNvAA60tHpAGIDH4Ag

 

[MR magoo]

the evidence is overwhelming that Bob is telling the truth. if you have Netflix his new documentery is on there. I have already watched it. a little Hollywood hype, but basic information is
factual and totally believable .

 

[Dichoti]

Deep bro. I'm with ya. I've never been a real religious fella... I'm more of a science guy, I'm much more fascinated by facts and observations than by a book that is more of a mystery than anything. This world gives me the hooboo jeebies. We're so far off track. People aren't even thinking about this shit anymore, most modern guys are too busy telling every chick they ever met on Facebook "Lookin sexy Mamacita" and the girls are too busy thumpin that shit right up. It's a broken loop. SO much crazy shit has happened right here to not notice.

Anyone hear the story of the USA and the Royal Navy doing some peace time naval exercises. Both countries were working together. They tracked a USO, which is an unidentified submerged object similar to a UFO, except it's underwater. These soldiers tracked a submerged object around the North Atlantic for two weeks, playing tag. This USO was clocked at over Mach 1 at impossible depths. They literally dropped what they were doing to play tag with this thing and tracked, lost and then found it half a dozen times before ultimately losing it forever.

Ever heard of electronic fog? There have been a few real good cases about that as well. That guy in the little single engine Cessna down in Florida that flew through a "vortex"...and these are his words, not mine. He said the clouds kind of formed a tunnel in front of him. His flight instruments were all going nuts, his magnetic compass was spinning like a top. He had no choice and flew into the tunnel. He had a feeling of weightlessness and was experiencing vertigo. Had no clue which way his plane was moving. It only lasted a a minute or less, but when he "popped out" and radioed the tower for a position update, he went an IMPOSSIBLE distance almost instantly. He was like 50 miles off course and to be where he was after the fog, the plane would have had to be going over 500mph. Cessnas are severely underpowered and are lucky to hit 150mph in a dive let alone flying wings level. Another electronic fog incident was on a ship. The crew was from the military I believe and their whole ship got engulfed in this shit. Once again the instruments were going bonkers. These guys all had on issued steel toe boots. The same model. Once the fog had completely encompassed them the whole metal hull of the ship became magnetized...so strong that nobody could move and their steel toes were glue to the deck for a couple minutes. That is nuts.

Some people think we are not even real, and that we're all inside a giant software model. Everything you have ever done is just a result of AI and powerful algorithms. Deep.

Ever heard of Admiral Byrd? He did a bunch of South Pole expeditions. This guy is a freaking Admiral, and claims to have come across an impenetrable barrier in Antarctica. I don't know what he saw, but IMMEDIATELY the world's super powers, including the USA declared and signed the Antarctic treaty. The longest treaty on record so far. Since that day, the place was shut down to pretty much everybody and is like that to this day.

Speaking of Byrd and "Operation High Jump", the US armed forces started a new campaign right after the Byrd claim and called it "Operation Fishbowl". They wanted to test this barrier and wound up throwing everythibf they had at it... including nukes. Didn't phase it.

Pyramids around the world? Pumapunku and Teotihuacan? The Mayans? The Antikythera Mechanism? The Roanoke Colony? Bob Lazar? SO MANY MYSTERIES!!!!!

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff

The Roanoke/Croaton thing was sorta solved by observant explorers that noticed the new generation of Natives had blue eyes, and lighter hair & complexions than past generations.

 

[Auto-Bud-Man]

I guess it depends on your starting assumptions doesn't it?

Everyone comes to conclusions based on their most base beliefs about things; their axioms or presuppositions. We all have them...we cannot escape them.

If your starting assumption is that all things are X-billion years old and came from a big bang then it's logical to assume that there are other races of beings out there somewhere.

My starting assumption is God. I can't make sense of anything without starting with God. Logic, morality, knowledge, all human experience starts there. God said that He made the universe for humans. Humans hold a special place in the cosmos, the stars were made for their specific purpose, the sun, moon, etc...all made for a specific purpose. God did this to redeem a people for His own to glorify Himself and because of that, I say that there are no other beings in the universe.

Now...I'm not going to argue this...everyone has their viewpoint, I accept that. I just chimed in with my own.

 

[Pro-T]

I guess it depends on your starting assumptions doesn't it?

Everyone comes to conclusions based on their most base beliefs about things; their axioms or presuppositions. We all have them...we cannot escape them.

If your starting assumption is that all things are X-billion years old and came from a big bang then it's logical to assume that there are other races of beings out there somewhere.

My starting assumption is God. I can't make sense of anything without starting with God. Logic, morality, knowledge, all human experience starts there. God said that He made the universe for humans. Humans hold a special place in the cosmos, the stars were made for their specific purpose, the sun, moon, etc...all made for a specific purpose. God did this to redeem a people for His own to glorify Himself and because of that, I say that there are no other beings in the universe.

Now...I'm not going to argue this...everyone has their viewpoint, I accept that. I just chimed in with my own.

The Big Bang eh?.......there had to be something before the bang for the bang to happen.

 

[Dichoti]

I guess it depends on your starting assumptions doesn't it?

Everyone comes to conclusions based on their most base beliefs about things; their axioms or presuppositions. We all have them...we cannot escape them.

If your starting assumption is that all things are X-billion years old and came from a big bang then it's logical to assume that there are other races of beings out there somewhere.

My starting assumption is God. I can't make sense of anything without starting with God. Logic, morality, knowledge, all human experience starts there. God said that He made the universe for humans. Humans hold a special place in the cosmos, the stars were made for their specific purpose, the sun, moon, etc...all made for a specific purpose. God did this to redeem a people for His own to glorify Himself and because of that, I say that there are no other beings in the universe.

Now...I'm not going to argue this...everyone has their viewpoint, I accept that. I just chimed in with my own.

Not arguing, and not trying to start an argument, btw.

I've been highly skeptical of God or gods since I was in high school and noticed that nearly all faiths begin with their own version of the creation, and many that pre-date Christianity by hundreds or thousands of years have a "Jesus Character" that had the exact life, death and resurrection as the Christian Jesus.
Now, keep in mind that I'm not trying to begin an argument, discredit other's faith, or anything like that. Just sharing my observations.

 

[Dichoti]

The Big Bang eh?.......there had to be something before the bang for the bang to happen.

...we're cosmic leftovers, man.

 

[Arthur]

Gonna just sit back and watch...the possibility of something like aliens or religion to bring the world together thru some epic event.... makes the hair on my neck stand up...
Move forward... just keep checking your 6.

I clipped these from a video of the grid problems in NY. Original is available on YouTube and Twitter...

A true WTF...

 

[Arthur]

I put the last one thru some filters... that is the frame right before it disappears...