Timothy Alberino

For many reasons, but I'm absolutely- I mean, he was talking about before it was even a thing. Late 80s, early 90s, Lazar came out to George Knapp, who I have a great deal of respect for as well. Yeah, he's awesome. And Lazar, we don't have to go deep into Lazar's story, but basically Lazar worked at the S4 facility- Which is... Close to Area 51, right? Part of Groom Lake, yeah.

For many reasons, but I'm absolutely- I mean, he was talking about before it was even a thing. Late 80s, early 90s, Lazar came out to George Knapp, who I have a great deal of respect for as well. Yeah, he's awesome. And Lazar, we don't have to go deep into Lazar's story, but basically Lazar worked at the S4 facility- Which is... Close to Area 51, right? Part of Groom Lake, yeah.

For many reasons, but I'm absolutely- I mean, he was talking about before it was even a thing. Late 80s, early 90s, Lazar came out to George Knapp, who I have a great deal of respect for as well. Yeah, he's awesome. And Lazar, we don't have to go deep into Lazar's story, but basically Lazar worked at the S4 facility- Which is... Close to Area 51, right? Part of Groom Lake, yeah.

It's close to Area 51, about 15 minutes south of Area 51 near Groom Lake. It's actually right on the Papoose dry lake bed. And the S4 facility is an underground facility, but it has a hangar base that were built, covertly built into the side of a mountain. So you couldn't really distinguish that there were hangar bays until they opened. And Lazar was tasked to work on a particular craft, right?

It's close to Area 51, about 15 minutes south of Area 51 near Groom Lake. It's actually right on the Papoose dry lake bed. And the S4 facility is an underground facility, but it has a hangar base that were built, covertly built into the side of a mountain. So you couldn't really distinguish that there were hangar bays until they opened. And Lazar was tasked to work on a particular craft, right?

It's close to Area 51, about 15 minutes south of Area 51 near Groom Lake. It's actually right on the Papoose dry lake bed. And the S4 facility is an underground facility, but it has a hangar base that were built, covertly built into the side of a mountain. So you couldn't really distinguish that there were hangar bays until they opened. And Lazar was tasked to work on a particular craft, right?

And he called it in his book – he wrote a phenomenal book called Dreamland. And he calls this craft – he gave it the nickname of the sports model because there were several – alien craft that were housed in this facility in the hangar bays. But some of them were in a state of ruin. They were not fun. They were non-functioning.

And he called it in his book – he wrote a phenomenal book called Dreamland. And he calls this craft – he gave it the nickname of the sports model because there were several – alien craft that were housed in this facility in the hangar bays. But some of them were in a state of ruin. They were not fun. They were non-functioning.

And he called it in his book – he wrote a phenomenal book called Dreamland. And he calls this craft – he gave it the nickname of the sports model because there were several – alien craft that were housed in this facility in the hangar bays. But some of them were in a state of ruin. They were not fun. They were non-functioning.

They looked like they were crash retrievals, but this one was pristine functioning. And it was, it was your typical saucer type craft that, And it was very sleek. That's why he called it the sports model. And he was specifically tasked to work on the reactor. The craft had a reactor. And we can get in, if you want, we can get into the details of the reactor.

They looked like they were crash retrievals, but this one was pristine functioning. And it was, it was your typical saucer type craft that, And it was very sleek. That's why he called it the sports model. And he was specifically tasked to work on the reactor. The craft had a reactor. And we can get in, if you want, we can get into the details of the reactor.

They looked like they were crash retrievals, but this one was pristine functioning. And it was, it was your typical saucer type craft that, And it was very sleek. That's why he called it the sports model. And he was specifically tasked to work on the reactor. The craft had a reactor. And we can get in, if you want, we can get into the details of the reactor.

But what's very interesting is that Lazar describes the interior of the craft as being designed for very diminutive people. gray aliens. Yeah. And in fact, he said that the personnel at S4 described the occupants of the craft. They had a nickname for them. They called them the kids. Yeah. And why would they call them the kids? Because they're very small. Yeah. They're gray aliens. Okay.

But what's very interesting is that Lazar describes the interior of the craft as being designed for very diminutive people. gray aliens. Yeah. And in fact, he said that the personnel at S4 described the occupants of the craft. They had a nickname for them. They called them the kids. Yeah. And why would they call them the kids? Because they're very small. Yeah. They're gray aliens. Okay.

But what's very interesting is that Lazar describes the interior of the craft as being designed for very diminutive people. gray aliens. Yeah. And in fact, he said that the personnel at S4 described the occupants of the craft. They had a nickname for them. They called them the kids. Yeah. And why would they call them the kids? Because they're very small. Yeah. They're gray aliens. Okay.

Um, that's just anecdotal, right? That's, there's a lot of this that, that when you add it all up, I mean, the existence of gray aliens is undeniable. It really is. Now to your earlier question, like how do you fit all of this into a biblical worldview? Well, um, that's a very long conversation. How far back do we want to go? Um, So I suppose this is necessary at this point.

Um, that's just anecdotal, right? That's, there's a lot of this that, that when you add it all up, I mean, the existence of gray aliens is undeniable. It really is. Now to your earlier question, like how do you fit all of this into a biblical worldview? Well, um, that's a very long conversation. How far back do we want to go? Um, So I suppose this is necessary at this point.

Um, that's just anecdotal, right? That's, there's a lot of this that, that when you add it all up, I mean, the existence of gray aliens is undeniable. It really is. Now to your earlier question, like how do you fit all of this into a biblical worldview? Well, um, that's a very long conversation. How far back do we want to go? Um, So I suppose this is necessary at this point.

So from a biblical perspective, I think we need to ask the question, does the Bible, how do I want to phrase this? I'm trying to think how I phrase this in my book. Does the Bible preclude, let's say, let's start on the negative. Does, with a negative proposition, does the Bible preclude the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

So from a biblical perspective, I think we need to ask the question, does the Bible, how do I want to phrase this? I'm trying to think how I phrase this in my book. Does the Bible preclude, let's say, let's start on the negative. Does, with a negative proposition, does the Bible preclude the possibility of extraterrestrial life.