On Nov 20, 12:03 pm, obviouslydelusional
<obviouslydelusio...@gmail.com> wrote:

On Nov 20, 10:20 am, Desert Shadow <rch49...@cox.net> wrote:

I was late in getting to this forum.  I am sure the discussion about
the Bob Lazar's W2 found by George Knapp has been discussed.  What
were some of the final thoughts on this topic?  Bob Lazar again last
Sunday discussed it and said it was real.  He only worked five days at
S4 and that is was he was paid.  Bob Lazar and George Knapp continue
to bring it up as if it is the "smoking gun"

The problem with the W2 as being "proof" is that the blank W2 forms
could be purchased at any stationary supply store and simply filled in
with a typewriter (a quaint piece of technology that was still around
in the early 1990s).  For Knapp to view it as a "smoking gun" only
underscores his lack of quality as a true investigative reporter (but
he plays one on TV).

And even in the unlikely case the W2 was legit, it doesn't mean he
worked at a saucer base.  Perhaps he got employed doing grunt tech
work at Groom for a few days, until he blabbed and the security folks
showed up.

Now if Lazar offered up a Social Security Administration printout from
the Feds showing contributions for that amount, that would be a much
bigger deal.  But he never has.  I wonder why?

I agree with you "take" completely.  I have always wondered where or
how did Knapp get the W2.  Has he ever answered that question?  I
would be real curious to find out.  I have always been under the
impression that he takes credit for discovering it.  Has he ever
really explained that???