[Frank_Discussion]

“So, let me get this straight. The guys who work there don’t know the whole story, but you do Mr. Friedman?”

At what point did Friedman say he knew the whole story? And what specifically was wrong about the quote?

Security compartmentalizations can be very effective, and are used all the time on sensitive projects. These guys may NOT know every project in their area, so what Friedman said is quite accurate.

Compartmental security was used to hide the Manhatten Project for years until Japan was bombed, and we have grown very good at that kind of security over the years. If (and I mean IF) UFO’s were under research at Area 51, not everyone would know, that’s just how that sort of thing is managed.

[Quix]

INDEED.

some folks are not interested in the truth.

LOL.

[allmendream]

The Manhattan Project was compromised to the Soviets right from the beginning.

Richard Feynman used to get a ride into Los Alamos to visit his dying wife. He caught a ride with the only other person with business in Los Alamos; the guy selling what secrets he could get to the Soviets.

[GunRunner]

My point was that Friedman made a statement that can never be proven wrong. Hundreds of Area 51 employees could come forward and say they never saw anything, and Friedman could say the exact same thing. It's a common tactic of conspiracy theorists.

Maybe he should come up with some evidence or eyewitnesses instead of asking us to prove a negative.