I kind of agree with you here. The first time he mentioned his migraine was very conveniently timed. But, I tried to listen to it with a position of no thoughts one way or the other and go from what I hear. So to that point, having had migranes in the past and knowing you can essentially shut down because of the pain, I gave him the benefit of the doubt on this one (just this time). I thought he sounded more convincing in the doc, but theres obvious reasons to why that is. My biggest thing, and I've said this before, is I believe what he says he saw and worked with. My biggest hold up is the unknowns that he "saw once or read about". I don't believe he ever went in the ship, I do believe he watched a test run. I don't believe they know the origin of the space crafts or if they have more than one, I do believe that he worked on reverse engineering a form of technology they had no knowledge or experience with. I don't believe he saw a grey alien talking to engineers (whether a doll or real), I do believe he had access to the test flight calendar. And so on and so on. There are always going to be things we can point at to poke holes in his story, and there will always be things we can point at and say "yeah, I can't really explain how he knew that or how he was right". That is why this **** is so fascinating to me lol
Especially when he also was pretty sure they were feeding him ******** at times on purpose.