John Lear
John Lear joins us to discuss entirely different perspectives on the moon, technology, NASA, 9/11, and life in our solar system and beyond. He is a retired airline captain and former CIA contract pilot with over 19,000 hours of flight time. Over 11,000 of those hours were in command of 3-4 engine jet transports.
John Lear, the son of Learjet inventor Bill Lear, has flown over 100 different types of aircraft in 60 different countries around the world. He retired in 2001 after over 40 years of commercial flying with more FAA certifications than any other FAA certificated airman. These include the Airline Transport Pilot certificate with 23 type ratings, Flight Instructor, North Atlantic Navigation Check Airman, Flight Engineer, Flight Navigator, Ground Instructor, Aircraft Dispatcher, Control Tower Operator, Parachute Rigger, and Mechanic (rated for both Airframe and Powerplant).
Between 1972-3, John Lear flew 560 missions for the CIA in Southeast Asia, over half of which were combat. He also flew contract missions in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa between 1977-1982. During the last 17 years of his career, John Lear worked for several passenger and cargo airlines as Captain, Check Airman, and Instructor. We cover his extensive flight experience and the insight it has provided him into many events of the present and recent past.
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Hi kim, glad you are exploring other perspective on the moon. This comes just in time as I’ve recently discovered some artifacts that might shed some light on the core of ancient Chinese belief in the “round heaven” which they represented in the form of round shaped jade Bi ritual object, that the notion of “round heaven” was closed associated with the “celestials” or “immortals”(or “gods” in the western cultural perspective), which according to AAT(ancient astronaut theory) were really ETs, and the very pictographic meaning of the Chinese character for “heaven” is “ground just above the man”, this ground is “round” and is associated with the “celestials”. If taken into account another piece of official Chinese astronomical observation made during the 13th century says “one particular night the moon moved off its usual course for a brief time then returned back to its original position”, indeed point towards the possibility of the moon as a giant extraterrestial structure.
thanks for exploring this possibility on your show. keep up the good work.
Dear Kim: A great show I met this man through project Camelot and your interview is fabulous. All I can say is WOW.. Keep up the good work!!!MAUD
Hi Kim,
You sound like a very cool lady. Thanks for doing the Lear interview even though its kinda whacky. You pulled it off very professional and you are a great speaker. I enjoyed listening to you as much as John.
Respectfully
Roger
Roeland Park Ks.
Hello Kim,
Maybe you would like to consider interviewing someone I know? His name is John Urwin. He was an assassin in a covert group for the British Army even though they didnt sanction this. He was assassinating The New World Order in the 1950s and saw flying saucers in Egypt. I interviewed him in 2010 for my finals for my degree. He is very knowledgeable and has a unique unarmed combat system that I was learning. I beleive this system didn’t come from this planet although John is very wary about saying that it is extraterrestial. MI6 came up to interview him after the release of his book The Sixteen some years ago. He is a survival expert, pilot, fences and can drive any vehicle.The story is fascinating and got some press in England even though when i did the follow up story the newspaper I was working at for my placement promised to print it, but didn’t. If you are interested i could contact him for you
Hello Kim,
John Lear has a copy of Johns book
THIS IS AN INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTION
Invaluable. From 2010, at that. The discriminatory prowess with which you vet AND share information is a gift par excellence.
With Enduring Esteem,
Maggie Heinze
Thank you for your kind comment! It’s a very complicated web to sort. It’s not easy. We don’t agree with everything he thinks and says, but, it’s important to invite him to share his wisdom, expertise and experience. He’s a brave man to say the things he says. I wish everyone could hear this piece. His perspective is very compelling and will make an aware person think deeply about what he presents.