But what if I were to tell you that Lazar isn't the first person in American history to work on UFOs?
In fact, there's a mysterious mid-century American inventor
He's popping up everywhere at pivotal moments in American history.
One that points to a new paradigm of science that was proven experimentally and witnessed by the highest levels of American government, just to get sequestered, obfuscated, and go into deep black aerospace.
So without further ado, hit subscribe and prepare to take a stroll down the rabbit hole with this week's American alchemist, the godfather of American dark science, and the original UFO architect, Thomas Townsend Brown.
The final credible witness is none other than Edward Teller, the father of the American hydrogen bomb,
When Marcus searched for the Northrop paper on electro-aerodynamics at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, he found that it had totally vanished.
Now you'd think it would be pretty easy to write Lazar off as crazy, but he definitely knew some real classified American secrets.
we have to go all the way back to the 50s to his father, Bill Lear, and the early innings of American UFO and exotic propulsion research.
was the existence of American research efforts into antigravity.
In fact, Lewis Witten from Martin Corporation is quoted in American Theoretical Physics as saying,
But what if there was another source for exotic disks in American possession?
Covert missions like Alsos and TICOM involved top American scientists heading behind enemy lines in order to vet captured Nazi scientists and their exotic nuclear communications and propulsion technology.
After Schauberger rejects Frost's offer, a German-American counterintelligence agent named Karl Gersheimer
jan saying that american anti-gravity craft probably wobbled at the time totally comports with the problems
out american defense projects that help keep our population safe i'm pro america as evidenced by the
absolutely like no coaching plan that i'm aware of to do so now this wouldn't be an american alchemy
pisulka an incredible religious studies professor at unc wilmington writes in her first book american