Fascinating podcast about Garry Davis, a WWII bomber pilot who after the war decided to reject the concept of the Nation-State altogether to become a "citizen of the world."
He eventually goes on to create the "World Government", which issues its own passport that is semi-recognized in places.
In today's world in which even many so-called libertarians or even "anarcho-capitalists" wholeheartedly embrace the idea that crossing imaginary State boundaries on a map is a crime punishable by imprisonment or perhaps even summary execution on the street, it's refreshing to hear stories of people who reject the authority of the State altogether and live their lives accordingly.
Just watched "S4: The Bob Lazar Story", a new documentary that features extensive CG recreations of the story of noted (and controversial) Area 51 whistleblower Bob Lazar.
Lazar isn't "UFOlogy 101": If you're new to the subject and want to know why you should care about UFOs in 2026, start with the stories of military whistleblowers David Fravor & David Grusch. Lazar's narrative is murky at best, and the few established facts of the case defy simple categorization as either "all lies" or "all truth."
But if nothing else, the documentary stands as a fascinating "ghost story," featuring painstakingly recreated details directly from Lazar's memory of the secret "S4" sub-facility within Area 51 where he claimed to work, along with the partially dissected alien craft he boarded and its "gravity drive" propulsion components he was tasked to research.
No huge bombshells here, there are some attempts to locate the (allegedly) camouflaged S4 site on the map using Google Satellite imagery and recent unauthorized aerial photography of the region.... Along with some indications of potential "map editing" of both Google Earth and official survey maps.
Whatever it is, it's a fascinating story, and needs to be viewed not in isolation but within the context of the broader #ufo inquiry. #boblazar #area51 #ufos