Bigelow on Knapp this Sunday!

[PararealitySaint]

I've had experience with Lazar "types" (ex-wife). They actually believe what they're saying. I think that if you actually believe in your lies you would pass a polygraph. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

No, you're unfortunately very right on that one my friend. There is no getting around self delusion.

 

[Ron Collins]

I think there is enough information to call Lazar a liar. I do not think there is enough information on the ohenomenon to call it definitely extraterrestrial in origin. Nor is there enough information to exclude the possibility that it is extraterrestrial in origin. As I and other have been beating this particular drum for years it should come as no real shocker.

That said I do think there probabilities can be assessed. If the phenomenon is real, and I believe that it is, then my probability hierarchy is this:

1: Extraterrestrial
2: Interdimensional
3: Ultra secret U.S government hardware
4: every other theory

Even though I believe it probable that we are seeing structured craft of extraterrestrial origin I can and do recognize that there is just nothing that currently confirms this.

I think you will find a great number of people on this forum that hold a similar opinion.

 

[Randall]

He was on again Sunday night May 31, 2013 ... actually Monday April 01, 2013 with George Knapp.

Bigelow said he wasn't in support of the disclosure movement and thought it was important to differentiate between Disclosure ( of all the details ) and official confirmation ( that alien craft are real ), but didn't elaborate on it that much. Knapp mentioned that Bigelow once had a sighting of his own ( see quote from rense below for details ).

Bigelow's interest in the paranormal stems from his youth. At the time, Las Vegas was, by comparison, a sleepy little hamlet. There wasn't much for locals to do in the 1950s except drive down the street for an ice cream cone after dinner. Off on one of those evening cruises, Bigelow's grandparents had a close encounter that not only had a profound impact on them, but " when he was told the story two years later " strongly affected their 10-year-old grandson. "This ball of light that appeared to be on flames was coming right at them," Bigelow recalled. "They swerved the car off the road in a pretty dramatic way and kind of ducked, waiting for this impact and there was no impact. Instead, it made a 90-degree turn. It came right at them and went voooom " it just went the opposite direction. "It not only shook them up because they thought they were about to die, but then it gave them something to think about for weeks, months and years after."

Source: SIGHTINGS

Knapp didn't ask if Bigelow's so-called "outside the box scientists" had made any progress on cracking UFO propulsion, but asked what his research in general has produced. Bigelow dodged the direct answer, but did talk about his general interest in the subject and mentioned that he is convinced because of what he and other people have seen ... probably an allusion to his own sighting.

Bigelow confirmed that behind closed doors powerful people in the circles that he travels in take the subject of UFOs very seriously. However he didn't go into much detail about who those people are.

They talked about the donations Bigelow has made to MUFON and CUFOS that led to allegations that he's part of a more shadowy "cabal" ( Bigelow pretty much dodged the whole issue ).

They talked a bit about the Skinwalker Ranch and he denied anyone has been hurt on the ranch. He also said that the research he's done, although "extraordinary" and has helped them "learn a lot", has also resulted in them "learning nothing". Knapp didn't probe for any further info ( getting lazy George? )

Bigelow commented briefly about how the prevailing attitude in the west about UFOs that leads to ridicule and scientists staying away from ufology puts us at risk of being left behind by other nations that spend the time and money to figure it out.

He also talked about a deal he's made with NASA to participate in their space program: NASA Deal for Inflatable Space Station Room | Bigelow Aerospace | Space.com

 

[williamjwhite]

I lost a lot of respect for Knapp the night that he announced the death of Kim Jong-Il, he kept on referring to him as Kim Jong the Second, and it really annoyed me. How could a serious newsman not know the correct name? I still find him better than Noory and Wells, but the only host that I really enjoy anymore is Ian Punnett. And, I do still miss Art Bell.