Comments on: UFO Nut Sells Spy Poison Online (Updated)

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By: BJ

BJ — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 11:20:01 +0000

Hey — since you’re into UFOs, have you seen this Roswell video?
http://www.flownetworkproductions.com/evidenceofaliens.htm
I thought it was fake until I watched Part 2. What do you think?

By: BJ

BJ — Thu, 31 May 2007 12:27:33 +0000

Hey — since you’re into UFOs, have you seen this Roswell video?
http://www.flownetworkproductions.com/evidenceofaliens.htm
I thought it was fake until I watched Part 2. What do you think?

By: A kid from the city

A kid from the city — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 16:45:07 +0000

So i was wondering how to get the radioactive stuff out the detector in someones mouth now. Cause now that i know this tale of poisoning, and now i know the smoke detector has more of it. Im going to be an internet reader researcher and poison my arch enemy. Thanks for blowing that story of information into something a kid could use.

By: DS

DS — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 21:48:51 +0000

Heh…yeah I agree that they’ve used it to their advantage, but I think there’s some question as to whether they were the ones to start it or not. In any case, I’d say it either got blown way out of proportion, or was HUGELY successful. Imagine how many projects have be written off under such a guise?

By: David Hambling

David Hambling — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 18:41:32 +0000

“This is one case where the military had one of it’s own techniques come back around and bite it in the ass. “
I’d say the opposite — the whole USAF/UFO thing has been deliberately nurtured and encouraged by the Air Force and serves their purposes rather well.

By: DS

DS — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 15:17:29 +0000

The whole UFO community is a case study in the power of human persuasion and psychology. We all want to believe that there is something better than life on this messed up rock we call Earth. In our eagerness to believe, we fall for schemes like Lazar’s. It’s a perfect scam, because of the fact that it’s not true…therefore the military will deny it. This is classic disinformation technique that’s been used by the intelligence community for a looooong time. It’s simple. Create a few rumors about a person, or group of people, let the rumors run wild, then accuse the target of a related charge. Because of the similarity to the rumors, and the likelyhood of people to jump to conclusions, the target suffers and no one believes them when they deny it. This is one case where the military had one of it’s own techniques come back around and bite it in the ass. And more likely than not, it was a pissed off intelligence officer that started the whole thing.
:)

By: Wembley

Wembley — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 14:23:25 +0000

Polonium is available from various reputable sources, so why focus on a pathological publicity-seeker who only sells it in tiny quantities anyway?
This sort of coverage is what encourages people like Lazar to make up their wild stories. He’s only ‘interesting’ in how far he can string some people along.

By: Steve Huff

Steve Huff — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 07:28:36 +0000

I just did a blog entry tonight about this, too, incorporating the Wired piece. I’ve been amused and intrigued by Lazar for a while. The guy is sketchier than freshman art 101. There are sites all over the web, as you probably noticed, dedicated to sleuthing out Bob Lazar. He’s nothing if not interesting.

By: Kaltes

Kaltes — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 03:06:57 +0000

My mistake, I had read somewhere that they believed the poisoning was a little over a curie worth of material, but that is probably wrong, and far more than it would take to kill someone.
The amount used in the poison was only THOUSANDS of times more. :/