Have "flying saucers" visited the earth?  If so, who are they?  Where (or when) do they come from?  Does the government have any information regarding these questions?  Perhaps not definitive answers, but any information at all?  You better believe they do.  Starting as early as 1947, there was something called "Project Bluebook" which was in place to identify, contain, investigate, and finally cover up all suspected alien encounters.  It was officially shut down years ago, but many people think it was simply given a new name (such as "Majestic") and continued.

One of the more interesting developments in the case in past twenty years or so was in 1989, when a physicist named Robert Lazar went public with claims that he had worked on a secret government project in the Nevada desert, attempting to reverse-engineer alien spacecraft to find out their system of propulsion.

Lazar's story began when he started looking for a better job while still employed at the Los Alamos laboratories.  He claims that Edward Teller (the prime architect of the hydrogen bomb) told him to apply to a specific government contract company and that he would be hired.  When asked later about this supposed meeting Teller gave the following rambling response: "Look, I don't know Bob Lazar.  I might have said to somebody I met him and liked him.  You are trying to force questions on me that I simply won't answer."

Anyway, Lazar applied to EG&G (the government contract company) and was hired.  He was investigated and given a clearance of "Majestic", which supposedly is higher than even the President's.  He was taken by bus (with blacked out windows) to his new work place, which was called Area 51.  It has also gone by the names of the Skunk Works, S/4, the Ranch, the Groom Lake Facility, and Dreamland.

Once at the facility, Lazar claims he saw and worked on nine different discs (of the "flying saucer" variety) as well as possibly seeing some diminutive aliens speaking with other scientists.  Lazar was harassed and threatened by guards on a regular basis to ensure he wouldn't speak of his work to anyone.  After he left his job there he reports that he was regularly threatened, and the government has refuted all his claims, even to the point of saying he never worked at Los Alamos.  To his credit, Lazar has produced an internal phone directory from Los Alamos with his name and extension number on it, and has even produced his Federal W-2 tax form, complete with an annotation regarding his "MAJ" clearance.

The most controversial portion of his story, and the portion he is most reluctant to discuss, involves secret briefing papers he claims to have seen.  The aliens (according to the briefing papers) consider humans to be nothing more than "containers" for souls.  At certain key points in human history, the aliens have manipulated human embryos to produce religious figures, to give the "containers" a system of rules to live by, thereby making them less likely to damage themselves.  If that part of the story is true, it certainly seems to have backfired.  I cannot think of any single item or cause in the history of mankind that has created more warfare and death than religion.

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