Can we as a group do our best to stop using the hand scanner as evidence of proof for Bob Lazars story? This was clearly shown in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Bob would have been 11 when this movie came out. He himself has stated he’s a science fiction fan. That movie was a block buster hit. It’d be like him not seeing Star Wars.

RT @JustAC4t: J. Allen Hynek, wasn't the only Bluebook official to try to work with Hollywood to seed information in films like Close Encou…

"But if the craft is the being, then where are we getting all these ideas and images of so-called 'little green men'? I think it's telling that perhaps the most robust accounts of UFOs that come from highly trained professionals like military personnel and pilots typically describe only the craft or vehicle and not little inhabitants that are inside the craft, as seen in the final scene in Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Or... the Universe is Teeming with Life. And now we're thinking Cor...

I’ve been wondering whether what we’re seeing today is actually unprecedented, or if we’re simply living through another UFO media cycle. Back in the late ’70s and throughout the ’80s, UFOs and extraterrestrials became deeply embedded in popular culture. Movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind, E.T., Flight of the Navigator, and many others kept the subject constantly in the public eye. There were documentaries, TV specials, books, magazine covers—there was a real sense that “disclosur...

Steven Spielberg's 1977 Close Encounters of the Third Kind features a scene where air traffic controllers are heard over the radio discussing UFOs flying near nearby air planes This scene was pulled from J Allen Hynek's 1973 book which featured a whole chapter on radar visual UFO encounters This scene also displays the stigma present at the time that prevented pilots from reporting UFO sightings excerpt from my new documentary on Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Steven Spielberg's 1977 Close Encounters of the Third Kind features a scene where the Air Force is holding a press conference downplaying real UFO sightings This scene is based on the real Air Force press conferences held by Project Blue Book that did this very thing J Allen Hynek the former Blue Book scientific advisor served as an advisor to this film

Steven Spielberg's 1977 Close Encounters of the Third Kind features a scene were boxes with the logos Lockheed Martin and TRW can be seen at a secretive UFO base Lockheed Martin has long been rumored to be involved in UFO retrival and reverse engineering, and was named at the last UFO Congressional Hearing as such Excerpt from my new documentary on Close Encounters of the Third Kind

I’ve been thinking a lot more about whether Spielberg knows something and has been asked to make certain movies such as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, ET, Taken, and Disclosure Day to prepare people for a big reveal of something. I seem to be seeing a videos on social media on this topic, so thought I’d ask what this community thinks about the above, or is it simply coincidence? What do you think?