Showing posts with label George Knapp. Show all posts
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Nov 3, 2014

Art Bell Vs. George Noory: The Coast to Coast AM Controversy

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Hey, all of you Coast to Coast AM listeners out there........

What do you think?

What has happened to Coast to Coast AM--what day did it turn into a political show.

Is it just The Ronnie Republic Radio round-Up that is asking the question....What is going on?

Are all of the listeners Republicans and this is the only listening, questioning democrat.

Is George Noory too tired and trying to stay awake.........

Seriously, all of these questions come up as the listener ask themselves....Where in the world is Art Bell?

Did Art Bell like the callers--was he actually interested in what they were saying--did he care.

Of course, we will never really know the answers to these questions but is certainly seemed like he was interested in what was taking place on his show.

George Noory, lately, not so much..........

It seems like George has forgotten the hallmark of the show--free thinking--letting people talk.  Last week he cut off a lady right in the middle of a very sad, heart-felt story--it was embarrassing.  What was the point of cutting the lady off just to let one more caller get in.

It was rude, George.........

Sometimes it sounds like George is not even listening to what the callers are saying--he is fighting to stay awake.  He's always awake to push his own shows and endeavors.

Speaking of free thinking--what day did Coast to Coast AM become a promotion for the political right wing conservative movement in the US.

Does George Noory think only Repubs listen to the show.  Did George Noory ever entertain the fact that some of the listeners may like President Obama.

His political diatribes are offensive--thanks George but I listen to the news all day long--I'm going to go ahead and form my own political opinion right now.

No one minds Corsi from World Net Daily sharing his opinion once in a while--but to view his ideas as if they are news......

Gee--George--I don't think so.........

Reading Art Bell's website he says he will be back on the radio in 2015.

Both of these late night magnates are talented radio hosts, gifted speakers with plenty of talents and a few faults, too.

I love George Noory but right now........

I can't wait for Art Bell to get back--the show has lost its' life and freshness--Art Bell has the gift of running a show and keeping it alive.  It's got to be hard work but right now the man at the helm of the ship seems old and tired.

Art Bell Where are you.

Opposing views are welcome.

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May 15, 2014

George Knapp-Bob Lazar and Area 51 Revisited

I-Team: Man who exposed Area 51 defends UFO information

Posted: May 13, 2014 8:57 PM CDTUpdated: May 14, 2014 9:50 AM CDT

Bob Lazar visiting the Area 51 exhibit at the Atomic Testing Museum.Bob Lazar visiting the Area 51 exhibit at the Atomic Testing Museum.

Lazar photographs his 1989 interview which is shown as the Atomic Testing Museum.Lazar photographs his 1989 interview which is shown as the Atomic Testing Museum.
LAS VEGAS -- It has been 25 years to the day since a live interview with a shadowy guy named "Dennis" changed everything for America's most secret military base.
"Dennis" turned out later to be a man named Bob Lazar, who claimed he worked at a secret facility built into a mountainside just south of Area 51's main facilities.
The story started a UFO stampede that continues to this day. Lazar has tried to put the UFO tales behind him, and has been discredited in the eyes of some critics, but it is a story that simply won't go away.
The I-Team's George Knapp coaxed Lazar into talking about the last quarter century of UFO craziness.
The story that Bob Lazar told 25 years ago this week has gone around the world many times over, inspiring books and TV shows, and movies. Who knew that Indiana Jones' warehouse is out at Area 51?
Another repository of Area 51 lore is the exhibit at the Atomic Testing Museum. While in town recently for the interview, Lazar took the tour. He watched tapes of the first interviews he ever gave about his time working at S-4 and plowed through boxes of paperwork about his claims. Lazar re-iterated his preference that people don't believe his story.
"Look, I'm not out there giving UFO lectures, producing tapes. This is not a business of mine. I am trying to run a scientific business, and if I'm the UFO guy, it makes it really difficult, it is to my benefit that people don't believe the story," Lazar said.
These days, Lazar and his wife operate a scientific supply firm in Michigan. He has received media coverage because of the odd stuff he sells online but not everyone has made the connection to Area 51 and the stampede he started back in 1989, when he told of working at S-4 south of Area 51, where he saw flying saucers so advanced they had to be from somewhere else.
This is a model of the reactor that he says was able to generate its own gravitational field, powered by what he called element 115.
"Barry turned on the reactor, which is a flat plate, half a basketball essentially on it, just a hemisphere. And once activated you could not touch the sphere. You put your hand on it, just like poles of a magnet. The exact same type of force. We had a little golf ball and threw it at it and rebounded and knocked a ceiling tile out of place. That alone is something amazing that could change everything we know today," Lazar said.
The story exploded among UFO researchers, and just as quickly, led to questions and denouncements. The I-Team confirmed that Lazar previously worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, but the I-Team also reported that his claimed education credentials could not be proven.
UFO experts including physicist Stanton Friedman also dug into his background.
"Here is a bright guy. I did a lot of checking. I find a lot of things didn't check out. It doesn't mean I disagree with everything he ever said, or that he was a liar all the time. It means I can't find the story as presented. What he did out there I don't know," Friedman said.
Lazar says there is no end to the questions, and even if he could prove he worked at S-4, someone would say he could have been the janitor, so he generally avoids the topic altogether.
"You want some of the fame? The fame. There is no big dump truck dropping off money at my house every Thursday night. I have better things to do. Generally, people have to twist my arm to come out and do things like that, as you know, you're the arm twister," Lazar said.
Those who were around him at the time the story broke, or took trips into the desert to see the craft fly above S-4 say, you really had to be there.
"There is a MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) moron that calls me every once in awhile and he says, 'you don't still believe that guy do you?' And I say, 'I lived it.' The whole two years, and it was fantastic, one of the greatest times of my life," aviator John Lear said.
"He wouldn't go to the trouble to make up a story to lie to the people and then perpetuate that lie. Bob has no idea who won the Super Bowl last year, or the World Series. He is just busy doing scientific stuff in the Bob Lazar world. He wouldn't waste his time perpetuating a lie on anyone," friend of Lazar, Gene Huff said.
"Look, I know what happened is true. There is no doubt. Period," Lazar said.
Lazar was known to have unconventional interests and a spotty financial record. So why would a top secret program let him in? One theory is that maybe someone predicted he would spill the beans, and was chosen because they wanted the UFO story to be planted. Lazar told the I-Team he can't rule that out entirely.

NOTE: The Area 51 exhibit at the Atomic Testing Museum is having a grand re-opening on Saturday, May 17. It is located at 755 E. Flamingo Rd. The phone number is (702)794-5151 and it is open on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

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Mar 30, 2014

Crop Circle Queen Suzanne Taylor Talking About TED on Coast to Coast AM

Last weekend we were so lucky to hear Suzanne Taylor talking about her experience with TED Talks.  She spoke to George Knapp last Sunday evening about TED Talks stopping her hard work and her program she was working on to be presented on TED Talks.

She ended up spending a lot of time and money to no avail--TED pulled the plug on her show without really saying why.

Suzanne has been a favorite on Coast to Coast AM for a very long time--always looking forward to hearing her speak it was sad to hear this story.

Here is a link to Suzanne talking to George on Coast:

http://conta.cc/1rvuZBC

Thank you, Suzannne, for sharing your link with the ronnie re.....we always want to hear what you have to say.  I would love to hear your TED show.......cl

Mar 29, 2014

George Knapp Talks Stanton Friedman and the Roswell UFO Incident

love writing about George Knapp and interesting radio on my blog the ronnie republic......always looking for contributors...agree or disagree.......http://theronnierepublic.blogspot.com... that was: George Knapp and his good news for coasties..........we are going to have a special treat this weekend......George will be on Saturday and Sunday night....coast to coast AM.....thanks, George.....cl...the ronnie re.


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Nuclear physicist searches for evidence in Roswell UFO case

Posted: Mar 28, 2014 9:47 AM PDTUpdated: Mar 28, 2014 1:31 PM PDT

The UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico.The UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico.

Stanton Friedman                   Photo credit: Redstarfilmtv.comStanton Friedman Photo credit: Redstarfilmtv.com
LAS VEGAS -- The original investigator of the famed Roswell UFO incident says he hopes an upcoming appearance in Las Vegas might produce a piece of "smoking gun" evidence or a new eyewitness.
Nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman has spent more than 30 years investigating the story about an alleged crash outside of Roswell, New Mexico. The military initially said the object was a flying saucer, but later changed its story and said it was really a weather balloon.
Friedman has interviewed dozens of witnesses over the years who allege the craft was something from outer space.
Friedman plans to speak at the Atomic Testing Museum on East Flamingo Road Friday, March 28. He says some of the same scientists who worked on the atomic bomb program in New Mexico would likely have been part of any cover up of a crashed UFO.
"The same smart people knew where the other smart people were to get answers and people knew how to keep their mouths shut, and some guy's saying, it couldn't have happened there, would have been an article in the Physical Review the next month," Friedman said. "No understanding of how security operates and that's part of my role is to educate the world. There really are secrets being kept folks, like it or not."
Friedman thinks some of the Nevadans who worked at the former atomic test site might have information about the Roswell crash and he hopes they will come forward during his presentation at the atomic testing museum. The public is invited.
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  • Hi Stan, I suspect your going to read this because we all like to keep up with the comments people post about ourselves. So.. can you please get a Twitter or Facebook account so we can keep up with ya easier? Thanks :)


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        Continued - in order to rendezvous with the mothership. It is an eerie feeling holding the wing tile fragments in the palm of one's hand. If fact, when I mentioned to the co- dimensional reptilian Nagas, the crop circle designers of the fractal Julia Set, that the tile fragments had been reversed engineered, she called me a liar by saying, "You are lying. Nobody has those fragments!" So after getting my frequency, her remote viewer came into my room. Because he was from a lower speed of light, the room became wavy due to the lower spring constant of space-time. He asked me to remember when I had the fragment in my hand, after seeing it in my mind declared, "Yes, he is telling the truth."


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            I want to know what Stan Friedman thinks of Steven Greer. I can't find anything on that. Nor can I find anything on what Greer thinks of Friedman. I suspect that these two head honchos don't agree on much but they don't want to lock horns, and so they just remain silent about the existence of the other.


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                Mary England of Tennessee, when she was 5 years old driving through Roswell, New Mexico with her parents, witnessed two spacecraft crash into each other. She wrote a small book about the event.
                The Roswell spacecraft uses hexagonal tiles on the bottom of the wings and vertical tail surfaces that are made of 20 to 30 layers of bismuth and magnesium. Because bismuth is so much heavier, with many more electrons, the thickness ratio of magnesium to bismuth is 102 to 1. The reason that the tiles have a hexagonal shape is that these two elements fit together in a perfect hexagonal shape. This layer thickness guarantees that equal numbers of electrons circulate in all layers. As shown by Lenz' law, a solenoid when pulsed produces an electrical current in the opposite direction that in turn creates bucking magnetic fields that repel each other. In the Roswell craft, the aliens use radio antennas on the hull to create a magnetic across the tiles that starts the electrons spinning in the opposite direction. This magnetic field repulsion is what generates lift. Tiles on the vertical stabilizers are similarly pulsed to steer the craft left and right.
                Notice that Arnold saw the spacecraft bobbing up and down, an indication that the tiles were being electromagnetically pulsed. If we used this method of lift and control, we could get rid of the wing and tail flaps which would make the wings more streamline and carry less weight, and be able to operate in space in order to r