Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast - Joe Rogan Experience Review of Bob Lazar 2

Episode Date: July 18, 2019

JRE Review of Bob Lazar....2 Why do another review of Bob Lazar?! Why the F-not?! Many of you reached out to me saying how interested they were in having Bob on Rogan's podcast and that this has opened their eyes to things or just spiked a huge interest. After requests to talk more about the guy and a Rogan/UFO fan wanting to come on (who got stuck in LA traffic..Sorry bud) I felt it was time to do another. Review 2.. Let's go! Enjoy my review folks! Follow me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/joeroganexperiencereview Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6ilK4Zrqk2ZeowbOo7pXgw? Please email me here with any suggestions and questions for future shows..

Hello guys and welcome to a special edition of the JRE review Still in review mode, but I've had somebody reach out to me for a while a couple of people actually the Bob Lazar review that I did got a lot of people talking and People were messaging me about it and they liked it They wanted me to do another one and I'm like well, I just really kind of review about it and they liked it and they wanted me to do another one and I'm like, well, I just really kind of review Rogan's podcast. So once I've reviewed it and I've talked about it, I don't know what else to talk about. Okay.

But then somebody reached out to me and said, look, I want to be on your podcast. I would love to talk about it. I was really blown away with the Bob Lazar stuff and I, I've been following it for a while and also a big fan of Rogan's, can I be on it? I said, yeah, so we're kind of prepped a volume too for Bob Lazar and This was the time I had for it and the gentleman I think From what I understand got stuck in traffic or he's like on his way or something's happening But I don't know it maybe knows a lot about aliens, but he doesn't know a lot about driving an L.A. So I'm going to crack on without him, God bless him, but

thanks for the idea anyway, and I appreciate the comments. Now, the reason I still think this is a J.A.R. review is not only because that's the name of my podcast, and I have to justify it, but also that I, the first time I heard about this guy was from Rogan. And I mean, in multiple times, you know, I think John DeLong, the dude from Blink 182, that came on and had all the alien conspiracy stuff to talk about. He talked about Bob Lazar and we get to that shortly. And then one of his comedian bodies came on that's kind of an aliens and talked about the documentary and told Joe to watch it and it kind of just steamrolled from there.

So yeah, it is. Bob Lazare number two, let's get this started. I do feel bad for Bob Lazar a little bit. You know, listening to his podcast on Rogan, he was very nervous. So nervous, in fact, he got a very bad headache It was very stressed my grain which is is worse than a headache I mean he was stressed about it He didn't know about what this exposure was gonna do and in a way look at it I mean, what do I do? I review Rogan's podcast and and it got so much

Interest that I'm doing a second one for it. Wow, so people, this is probably the most interaction I've ever got, comment-wise, on a podcast that I have done for Rogan. People are just so into it. I think people want to believe that they're starting to, at least it's asking questions. It's just very, very compelling stuff. And there is, there's so much to it. The gentleman that was going to meme even had kind of like an actinery of stuff that he wanted to talk about. And I went back and listened to the Bulbasaur one, I watched the documentary again.

I had some extra time. So I thought maybe I could pull some things out just to interject and go for it. So yeah, I mean, there's a follow-up in there. And again, I feel bad for him because a bulb I don't think wants any of this brush. He doesn't want any of this focus. And it's getting a ton so much. And you know Joe has done most of this. I mean, man, once Joe gets into something, it just blows up. I wonder if how careful he feels he needs to be about getting into like a new fad. He really better do some research before he starts,

you know, saying the shake weight is good or something ridiculous like that, do some research. You know, he does, you know, he does. Bob Lazar early days, right? Let's talk about some of the stuff that really stood out that was scary that he talked about on his podcast with Joe, removing his college records. Crazy, right?

So they were gone, expunged. He went to MIT and then I don't know where he was supposed to have done his undergrad, but they just disappeared from there. And the school was denying it for a long time. And I think even Los Alamos, he worked at the labs and there was no record of him there that had been taken away. And that takes a lot of work because remember this was, you know, in the early 90s, I mean it wasn't like the internet was all that developed.

There were connected systems, so possibly they could have hacked in and removed it, but I think some of this is like physical removal of documentation. I mean they would have had to take out time cards and even fiddle with the IRS to some degree. I mean it's hard to know what the extent of that is but very scary. And that's something that's quite compelling because he was able to line up people he went to school with and People that he worked at Los Alamos with and then when he went back he was able to really describe the interior of it and less He's an unbelievable guesser. I mean it seems like he knew where he was going and what he was doing in there Oh, and he was also on the front of a magazine that the Los Alamos Labs magazine because when he was very young

he built his car into a jet car which is no easy feat. So you've got that right you've got those things. These things are very compelling. If he didn't remove that information then who did? Because it does seem like that he worked that because even in that magazine it said employee of Los Alamos now could it be a coincidence? Because it does seem like that he worked there. Because even in that magazine it said employee of Los Alamos. Now could it be a coincidence? Could it be that actually he never worked there? But somehow managed to persuade somebody that he did and got on the front of that magazine. And then kind of knew the ins and outs of where he was going in that building. And then later made up this entire story. Well, if that's the

case, then he's a very well orchestrated man. He can plan incredibly well to, to high, high level. We're talking six chess moves ahead, but doing all that just for the point of making up the most elaborate story anyone's ever heard and not make any money from it. I mean, if somebody was that capable of doing it and he's got to the point where he gets to be on Joe Rogan and there's this documentary and people are really starting to believe, why wouldn't he put all that effort into actually doing something amazing, which is what he did with his life? Which was going to physics and you know jet propulsion and learn this stuff teams It seems like a lot of work like you don't see a lot of geniuses going out Fabricating a story for their entire life. Like that being your entire identity

would be exhausting into what end. I mean, he's not even out there writing books and making money. He makes it very clear he doesn't want to make a penny out of this. That is truly fascinating to me, truly fascinating. And the fact that people have come forward and said, yeah, I wasn't school with him or he did work here at Los Alamos. I remember him being here. Crazy. Now back to Tom the Long. Tom the Long is the guitarist and one of the lead singers from Blink 182. Great 90s band. It's so fun to listen to. Big UFO guy. Really into her loves it. Big fan. And Travis Barker. Is that the drummer for Bling-Bloon 82, I believe so. So he came on Rogan 2 and backed it up. He said, yeah, Tom has always been into this shit,

loves it. So Tom came on Rogan. His story was kind of hard to follow and Joe was picking some holes in it, but he did talk about wanting to help publish Bob Lazar's autobiography, which is fascinating. I don't know if that's still gonna go through or if it's still gonna happen. I hope it does. I would love to read it. It's so fascinating. Not saying necessarily that I'm believing anymore

or any less, but it's very compelling and it's fun read. Get your brain going. Maybe there'd be time for a Bob Lazar, I have a review episode three, maybe that's a bit much. But if this guy ever makes it out of traffic and gets to my house, maybe there is time for that. Now, there were a few things that were pretty fascinating.

And one thing that Bob Lazar has talked about in the past, so he didn't talk about it on a Rogan's podcast, this is just from me looking up some stuff, is that his clearance level was called Majestic. It was Majestic. So you know, some are called Top Secret, and then there's one called above Top Secret. Well, I guess there's one called Majestic. And supposedly, you know, and it's not like the government that controls security clearances has listed this on Wikipedia, but there's some talk online amongst the conspiracy theorist people that gather this data, that the majestic security clearances 30 levels higher than the highest civilians can get.

So civilian security clearance is not as high as if you're in the military. So there's some that only the military can get. But if you work for like Lockheed Martin or Northroom Bromwich, is it Bromwich? Yeah, I don't know. They're like defense contractors that you know build all sorts of things. I think they build satellites and other technical stuff. A lot of their employees would have security clearances for them. I used to date somebody that worked. It was worked at both of those companies, actually. She just mostly did phone networking and some data entry stuff, but a lot of it has stuff that they need clearance for. There's intense background checks and so on.

So even their very highest level, which is, you know, around top secret, there are many, many levels above that. And that's what Bob had. Bob had that, so we could work at S4, which is near Area 51, and where they house, supposedly these alienships and the propulsion systems and the anti-gravity jibby jubbies or whatever they were called that's the technical term for a jibby jubbie So he had to have that clearance and that and you know That's interesting stuff supposedly that clearance majestic is higher than what the president has now Who knows how that's true? You would have thought that the president has as high a clearance as possible, but maybe since every four to eight years

they kind of rife for those guys in and out, maybe that's not the case. Maybe you can't give them that high a clearance. So what was Bob's main story? Well, it all got heated. He'd been working at that base, the S4 for some time, working on this like, sphere that created gravity in some ways, and can manipulate kind of space time as he described it. And then they were doing an ongoing background check with Bob, because it's not just like these background checks at that level are probably So intensive that not only do they do the background check and then okay you qualify you get your Your clearance and then you're in but then they basically monitor everything else you do from then on

Because what you're seeing is so high level you can't come home and start talking to your best friend or your wife about it like you're What you're seeing is so high level, you can't come home and start talking to your best friend or your wife about it. Your place is tapped, your phone's tapped. It kind of seems not reasonable, it's very intrusive, but it kind of seems like that would make sense. That's not so crazy. It's not like there's that many people that would be doing this kind of work, that would have this clearance, and the government would certainly have enough money to surveil at

high levels. You know, a few people. Like, America has a lot of money for this. And we spend a lot in defense, and I'm sure some of it goes here. So, they stop his background check. Why do they do that? Well, because they were tapping his phones, and Bob was constantly at the S3 location, and often would stay out there.

So he wasn't home all that often yet, we had hours. His wife started to have an affair and they were worried that that would turn into Bob acting out, acting funny and causing some problems. So they kind of took him away from the program. And that's when things started to change. He started to take his friends out to areas, I believe Wednesday nights. And they would look over, you know, the sky and see these things flying around and even show people, then he got in some trouble, he got caught. And, you know, he was just trying to show what was happening. He was like, holy shit, the stuff is out there. Pay attention to it. You wouldn't believe what we're working on. I mean, he was young, he was in his 20s.

You know, even the most responsible 20 year old, that's a lot of crazy information to hold, you know. Again, this is all assuming that what he's saying is true. But for the point of not picking it apart just for the sake of it, let's assume that there is something to it and let's follow that that kind of narrative. Right? Another thing that struck me about his conversation on Rogan is that he didn't mention some of the things that he talked about in the past and I think there's a good reason for it. Now I don't really know, okay? I'm just speculating. But there is interviews of him in the past when he was younger, there is footage you can find online, there's other things he's written and reporters that have talked to him and other UFO websites have snippets of

things that he said. But I guess there was a period of time where he had, when he was first in there, that he got to see a lot of documentation, right, with very, very strange and elaborate information in there about where the crafts came from, how they were traded to the humans what part of the solar system they're in they're there from Some some really out there stuff now Bob doesn't really talk about that anymore Okay, but he described them in pretty good detail for what he remembered it at the time and in pretty good detail for what he remembered it at the time and Definitely worth checking out and googling and and tracking down if you're into this sort of stuff It's very bizarre, okay, very strange things like we've been in contact with the what the grays basically for like 10,000 years

And in a way they've been moving in and out of human society kind of controlling us, you know keeping this shit running You know maybe I don't know. I'm amazed the bunch of hairless monkeys can keep the power on That's something that I truly am amazed about You know I Don't know I Don't know about about the document side of it. side, but I think that Bob feels the same way.

I think that he thinks that maybe they were planted so that he had this crazy narrative so that when he starts telling people, it made him look like a lunatic. Because he has no proof that any of the things in the documents are true. None at all. No idea to believe they should be, other than afterwards he saw a craft and was working on top secret shit. But maybe they put that documentation down just to make him look like a fool when he's explaining later if he ever becomes a whistleblower. Oh, this is what happens. Who knows what lens you would go to if you ran a secret agency like that. I mean, what are you going to do? Let every worldy make up their minds, the weather shit came from. I mean, if they're smart physicists,

they're going to know it didn't come from Earth or anything we can make. They're going to know it came from somewhere else and they might start making up stories. They're smart people. They might be able to figure it out. So why not give them an narrative, one that will make them look silly. Like, oh, they came from this part of space and we traded spaceships with them and they've been controlling us for years I mean it almost discredits them just saying that information It's hard to know Right, but there must be a reason he didn't talk about it on Rogan There must be a reason he doesn't want to discredit himself

about it on Rogan. It must be a reason. He doesn't want to discredit himself. He wanted to be very clever and care for about what he was saying because he knew people would jump all over this and pick him apart. He's really putting himself out there. He's really exposing himself. I have a ton of respect for that. I really do. A ton of respect for a man that if he's really fighting for what he believes in, being able to do it and then stepping onto a platform as big as Rogan's, I mean, fair play. Anything Rogan did, did him just this. I kind of feel like, maybe if he did it again, just him and Bob. I don't want to take anything away from the dude that made the documentary and he's obviously worked very hard to put all this together and bring us this information and connect Bob with Joe and encourage him

in the right way. But I think that just the one-on-one between the two of them would be really good. If we could just keep closer to that, just so there's no break in the dialogue and allow Bob to really relax into it and get there. I don't know what Moe has to say, maybe he feels he's said enough, maybe he feels with Joe's podcast, now he can finally stop telling the story because it's been told and now you make up your mind. I don't know, I think he wants some peace though, but wow, inspiring stuff. And I hope to those that have messaged me and said, can you do another one that this is done somewhat just. I'm sorry I didn't have a guest on that.

When I talked to him on the phone, he had a lot of interesting things to say. And he was very excitable person. So I thought it was going to be a lot of fun. Maybe we can meet up and get connected another time. But yeah, give me some feedback. Message me, hit me up on Instagram, the Joe Rogan Experience Review. It's got the same symbol as the download

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