BOB LAZAR: THE EARLY, FIRST-HAND, ARCHIVES

I have located an audio copy of the seminal 20 December, 1989 interview given by Bob Lazar on, 'The Billy Goodman Happening', radio show.

It is important as being such an in-depth, relatively early interview.

At 0:30:00 into this, we hear:

CALLER: ...you mentioned some stuff on the Billy Meier's case there and I was just wondering if you had read any of that information, because you mentioned that you had seen some pictures.

LAZAR: Yea, I looked at... what caught my eye was that certainly... whatever that book's called... 'Contact from the Pleiades', or something... it's essentially a picture book... there's really no text in it... but one of the craft in there, looks strikingly similar to, the one I call the 'sports model'.

CALLER: That's interesting, I have to get your opinion; what did you think of that similarity? Did that puzzle you?

LAZAR: Yea, because originally, I had kinda discounted the Billy Meier stuff, but that craft looks amazingly like the one that I worked on and another thing is, he showed...  somewhere in that book they had a picture of a grassy field with three round indents in the ground. Now that would coincide with the three gravity amplifiers in the bottom of the craft and the imprint they do make, so that kinda makes me believe that, that really did occur.

(End)


Lazar was familiar with the Billy Meier photographs and films, before he was  supposedly employed to reverse-engineer a lookalike model.

John Lear confirms in the following video presentation, how over a five month period, Gene Huff, a mutual acquaintance and himself, had tried to convince a statedly reluctant Bob Lazar, about the reality of extraterrestrial contact.

At approximately 01:06:00, Lear explains:

"Also we showed him the Billy Meier's tapes and of course, world-wide, he's labeled a fraud and he wasn't.

That was real stuff".

https://youtu.be/fw09BUvmx7E


Lazar's purported, archetypical 'flying saucer', possibly originating from Zeta Reticuli, does indeed possess an astonishing resemblance to a particular well-known Billy Meier photographic depiction (at top), Meir's 'saucer' allegedly being from the Pleiades.



I have also unearthed an insightful article, published by 'The Saturday Windsor Star' (Windsor, Ontario), on 5 September, 1987 relating to Meir's collective material and subsequent purchase of marketing rights by Wendelle Stevens:

'Farmer's 'flight' story fans UFO controversy'

www.jceaston.com/1987_09_05_Windsor_Star.pdf


At 1:00:16 into the Lazar interview, a crucial dialogue takes place 

CALLER: Mr Lazar, can you list your credentials?

LAZAR: As far as what?

CALLER: Your schooling, your degrees?

LAZAR: I have two masters degrees. One's in physics, one's in electronics. I wrote my thesis on MHD, which is magnetohydrodynamics.

I worked at Los Alamos, for a few years, as a technician and then as a physicist in the polarised proton section, essentially dealing with the accelerator there.

I was hired at S4 as a senior staff physicist, to work on a gravitational propulsion system and whatnot, associated with those craft.

(End)

https://youtu.be/nMFQ0pnmYNw


All a far cry from the apparently heartfelt story Lazar reportedly told Linda Moulton Howe in May, 1990, as to why he never went to college, although Lazar had sneaked into a few classes with friends, who had been able to achieve that goal:

https://youtu.be/opDWLx8lw1g


On 1 May, 1993, Bob Lazar made a public appearance  at 'The Ultimate UFO Seminar' conference, held at the 'Little A-Le-Inn', in Rachel, Nevada.

A friend who attended, taped the question and answer session and kindly sent myself his copy.



For the record, I have uploaded this and it has not been compressed to maintain audio quality.

Consequently, the file size is relatively large and has been split into three sections.

www.jceaston.com/Lazar-01.m4a

45 minutes (42Mb)

www.jceaston.com/Lazar-02.m4a

38 minutes (38Mb)

This features a short break, whilst I turn the cassette tape over. 🙂

www.jceaston.com/Lazar-03.m4a

13 minutes (13Mb)


Hopefully of related interest and perhaps somewhat uncanny, that it all seems very much in vogue at the moment.


© James Easton
August 2023
jeaston.blog@gmail.com

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