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The Billy Meier UFO contacts singularly authentic ongoing for 80 years the key to our future survival

The Stench of Cowardice

Cowardly Kevin Randle, spineless skeptics, still suppress Billy Meier UFO evidence

People who, through their own research and investigative efforts, have already concluded that the Billy Meier UFO case and its evidence are singularly authentic, often wonder why I bother with skeptics, dolts and cowards who rush to attack the Meier case.

The fact is, with the epidemic of ignorance (that also pervades so-called “science”) I mainly push back on the ones who have been most vocal in their unsubstantiated, often vicious attacks.

This isn’t grandstanding, showboating or bullying, nor is it to convince them of the authenticity of the case, its evidence, etc. It is to create a strong counterbalancing presence to the decades’ long proliferation of unchallenged negative information, and outright disinformation, spread by supposed “experts”, though none of the skeptical attackers possesses any demonstrable expertise on the subject.

In every case, I’ve responded to the attacks of know-it-all bullies who thought the Meier case was easy game, or those who deliberately distort and misrepresent the case in order to discredit it. Tap dancing on the heads of such people is not difficult; with the democratization of information on the internet, anyone can determine the truth for themselves, and express it, if they have the willingness and courage to do so.

Cowardly Kevin Randle

On July 20, JimG, a participant on Kevin Randle’s anti-Billy Meier blog, challenged me to provide “irrefutable proof to support the Billy Meier story using publication dates, copyrights and international book serial numbers”. While, for unknown reasons, I only yesterday received notification of it, I immediately submitted the following information, which Randle…censored:

“Since you’re using a screen name here asking for a ‘credible source’ I must first point out that it’s nice when someone making that kind of request (read: challenge) is also a…’credible’ person. You’re not. You’re anonymous and, of course, present no credentials that would indicate that you have even a nodding acquaintance with what’s ‘credible’.

If you were, you probably would’ve, long ago, challenged the credibility of any and everything that pertains to ‘Roswell’, since there’s ZERO actual evidence to warrant much discussion of it, though I have good reason to accept its authenticity, based on my first learning about it…in 1957, and other factors.

That being said, it’s very easy for a qualified researcher to determine the truth about publication dates on most of the prophecies, etc. For instance, I received the first 1,800 pages of the Contact Reports in 1986. They are the same material from an early English translation that were subsequently published in the Message from the Pleiades, four-volume series that began with this book (Amazon):

Message from the Pleiades

Publisher: UFO Photo Archives (December 1988)

ISBN-10: 0934269149

ISBN-13: 978-0934269148

Now, while the copyright date shown above is 1988, the actual book’s copyright dates go back to 1978. That’s because the transcripts in these books spanned from 1975 – 1978. Wendelle Stevens and his team began the process of having translations done at that time, hence the 1978 date. In fact, they included some of the quotes from those contacts in the following photo book:

Contact from the Pleiades

Publisher: Genesis III Productions; First Edition edition (1979)

ASIN: B000J2N5OW

You’ll find the Revised edition bears the publication date of 1980…and also has ISBN numbers:

Contact from the Pleiades

Publisher: Genesis III Pub; Revised edition (1980)

ISBN-10: 0937850020

ISBN-13: 978-0937850022

Now, if you go here: http://www.theyfly.com/corroboration-evidence and simply do a search for 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 – you see specific information quoted from the Contact Reports of those years alone…which are intros copyrighted, dated, published books. The contacts continue to this day, which is why when you go here:

http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_663

…you’ll find that there are now hundreds more contacts, not all of which have been translated, with the most recent translation here being from November of last year.

There are other contacts, prophecies, predictions, etc. – which have proved to be impeccably accurate – that have been online since 2002, some of which are in my own DVDs from as early as 2004.

I suggest that you begin there and I also suggest not trying to be dismissive of investigators, who between them, have about…100 years of combined investigation into this singularly authentic, still ongoing contact case, which now spans more than 75 years.

Further, if you’re really interested in the truth, it would be helpful if your comments, questions and challenges are presented in that tone.

Lastly, we’re absolutely not interested in ‘converts’, etc., as this isn’t a religion, cult, belief system, etc. It’s a field of study.”

Randle – who promotes himself with a photo in military uniform – behaves in a  way that is without honor, censoring information that refutes his own lies. While he no doubt wanted to create the false impression that I didn’t respond, Randle’s stated reason was:

“You don’t like the use of a screen name… that’s not your call. So, no, with the opening comment, I will not post. If you wish to rewrite it, then probably…”

I resubmitted it with only the publishing and linked information.

Hero that he is, Randle still was too afraid to publish it.

The Three Stooges of Skepticism

In trying to debunk Billy Meier, Randle had relied on skeptic Evan Bernstein, who failed to note that Meier did in fact verifiably predict the attacks on France, as early as 1981. Even more telling of the prejudicial, belief-based agenda of both Randle and Bernstein is their failure to give even a moment’s consideration – let alone jaw-dropping awe – to just how and why someone, in 1958, was indeed predicting the now ceaselessly unfolding, worldwide irrepressible terror of fanatical Islamists. (The irony of Randle relying on a UFO-debunking skeptic is another curious matter, perhaps a twisted case of “the enemy of my enemy is my friend”?)

Bernstein blithely dismisses Meier’s painfully prescient warning, saying, “Just like many of the other “prophecies” of Meiers, this one is so general, so unspecific that it could be applied to any number of Islamist terrorist attacks since 1958.”

Really? So who indeed was solely predicting all those “attacks since 1958″…which continue to this day? Not a moment’s consideration to all of the implications of the hundreds of undeniably specific examples of prophetically accurate information from Meier, is given by Randle or Bernstein, so hell bent on “debunking” Meier are they.

Bernstein linked to comments by Dr. Steven Novella, who I long ago revealed as another failed adherent to the religion of Skeptology. And as I also already pointed out before, Novella overconfidently and incorrectly asserted that the WCUFO photos are part of the evidence for “a many-decade UFO hoax“, relying on his own amateur assumptions and those of the equally inept CFI West.

But since his foolish assertions have been throughly dismantled and destroyed by Rhal Zahi’s 74-page analysis and authentication of the WCUFO photos, Novella’s remained strangely silent about it. And while he cited his, at the time, 8 year-old daughter as telling “more convincing ‘fibs’” than Meier, the fact is that now even 8 year-olds can prove to themselves the authenticity of Meier’s pre-computer, pre-digital age WCUFO photo.

So Randle relies on the failed and inaccurate Bernstein, who cites Novella’s demonstrably false conclusions. The Three Stooges of Skepticism strike again.

No Answer Is also an Answer

Since many of the failed skeptical attacks were initiated by Novella, I recently challenged him to substantiate all this and that failing to do so would simply be conceding by default. The “no answer is also an answer” rule applies; it means the non-responding accuser is admitting he’s wrong.

And there’s been no answer, no evidence, no retraction, no…nothing from Novella. He’s defaulted and thereby conceded. I’ll make sure that Bernstein gets this and also has a chance to step up or, more likely, also run away.

Who Cares?

So, I make noise.

I took the fight to the skeptics at CFI West, beginning in 2002, and from there to many others, like Michael Shermer, Derek Bartholomaus, Stuart Robbins, the cocky Phil Plait, etc.

People who practice medicine without a license are quacks, as are people who peddle pseudo-scientific bunk and junk and pretend to be genuine scientists.

The truth doesn’t need defense but there’s nothing wrong with standing up for it and letting people know where to find it.

Avoid the Flailing Oars

If we lived in a time when people were overflowing with integrity and courage, then if someone was wrong, they’d openly admit it and even sincerely apologize. But we live in the blessed internet age, which has evolved along with the devolution of ethics and values, where every envious wannabe can easily hurl defamatory statements, often anonymously and without any accountability.

Unfortunately, this is something that America as a country has, to a great degree, given rise to  through its neglect of real values and its warmongering, cowardice, bullying and lying its way around the world, not wanting to learn how life really works. The American philosophy amounts to, “Anything for a buck.”

In a country of some 330 million people there certainly are many, many good people who want to know the truth. While they have to avoid drowning in the sea of irrational religions and dead-end politics, they are also outnumbered by, and have to avoid the flailing oars of, those who like nothing more than frantically paddling around on, as well as submerging themselves in, those dark and murky waters.

The Stench of Cowardice

Those waters are rapidly rising, as are the temperatures in the, equally denied, cycle of the primarily unnatural, manmade climate change, environmental destruction and the approaching chaos and anarchy. As the heat rises, we more easily notice that something…doesn’t smell right.

There’s no need to be puzzled, it’s the stench of cowardice from the widespread, putrid denial of the truth, by those who care only for profits, at the cost of anyone and anything that stands for the often harsh, real truth.

Don’t Let the Door Hit You

We should welcome and help speed along the long overdue dissolution of what is – at best – the insidiously useless field of ufology, with all of their phony “experts” and money-grubbers, and the cultic and equally pointless, truth-suppressing, pseudo-science that is skepticism. A plague on both their houses, one that, should he choose a more honest, courageous and truthful approach, Dr. Novella could perhaps one day also contribute to curing. The truth is the best medicine.

“No matter how fast a lie can be it can always be overtaken by the truth.”

The OM, Canon 32:1189

See: FIGU Canada Newsletter

 

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Ev Vollmer

“The truth doesn’t need defense but there’s nothing wrong with standing up for it and letting people know where to find it.” Bravo MH!

Jedaiah Ramnarine

“No matter how fast a lie can be it can always be overtaken by the truth.”
The truth always stands the test of time.

Jedaiah Ramnarine

In the entire Meier’s case, this has only proven to be true and continues that trend with rising colors. I mean, when you sit to think about why Plejarens said no more photos, and the date why they said to stop — then you think about the fact that we have photoshop and other photo-manipulation software, you have to think, this whole case (and this is only an iota of an example compared to everything) has been thoroughly planned out and well executed.

Matt Knight

I’ve posted a comment on Randle’s blog, but, not sure if anyone’s home.

The Plejaren have stated that they operate a strict ‘Prime Directive’ non-interference code in their relations with Earth humans and consistent with that, this manifests, in my view, in the fact that they never publish scientific information before at least one Earth human being has put this down idea down on paper somewhere in the world and as, often, an unconfirmed theory.

Confusingly, Skeptics’ seek out and cite the publication dates as proof of a hoax, but, laughably and miserably fail to see that Meier has an impossible knack of publishing this information just before it has become scientific ‘fact’. That’s even ignoring that they fail to show how Meier obtained this obscure information/theory in the first place.

If we were to attempt this, even in today’s electronic age, e.g., take any published theory, from any popular science magazine today, that we think will likely become established fact in the near future, the probability of us choosing ones that do become established facts ,within the timeframes of Meier’s hundreds of corroborations, i.e., within a few months to a few years later of the theory becoming fact, we would quickly realise how truly impossible this would be for us to achieve at the current time. Skeptics need to show how Meier could do this as Langdon attempted to do with Meier’s UFO photos, but, they won’t because they are scared of being proven wring, so all we have are false theories amounting to nothing.

How many times have we seen articles on Facebook or in magazines about this or that theory or upcoming invention, only for it never to materialise; even many years later, or, to be proven completely wrong years later. One needs onyl to observe life to note such things. So how can skeptics explain this not happening ONCE to Meier in regards to his scientific information?

Matt Knight

It’s something I’ve noted in my study, for example, the bromine gasses effecting ozone was discussed as a theory before 1979, when Wendelle had it from Billy in writing, but, did not appear as scientific fact, e.g., until ‘The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer’ until 1987.

There are many more examples like this. The significant thing is the timing between the obscure theory being written down, Meier’s information appearing and then that information becoming fact. It’s the statistical impossibility of Meier (really, the Plejaren) knowing every time that this WILL become fact with no errors that is the real significant thing about his information in my view – not the fact that he was first which I know is something you support.

Matt Knight

The contact report about the ozone was in 1975 I think, but, it had been theorised as had the astronomical information. Again, it’s not being first that important to me, it’s his being right before it has become established fact. The directive around non-interference has also been stated by the Plejaren and especially in relation to scientific information, so, this too must be considered in my view.

Matt Knight

In arguing the case, it can be reasonably shown that the above was not published in 1951, unless you can show this?

I’m not saying that Meier didn’t write this down in 1951 or that he did not have his contacts when he says he did as I think he did, but, in arguing the case, first publication date is not what’s significant in my view, but the fact that he was right before his fact became accepted fact. Arguing on that basis would be impossible to rebuke whereas first publication can and has been.

Matt Knight

Yes, agreed, but, if you state that this or that was published on this or that date, but, cannot then show that to a third party, only state as something you believe, as is the case with the 1951 information, then it becomes tricky when arguing the case to others who stand against it (not to oneself and our ability to have an overview and “sense” that all the correlating odds, the different types of evidence, etc., would be impossible for any one man on Earth to achieve without help from intelligent ETs – even without working these odds out mathematically).

Matt Knight

Yes, but, what specific evidence is there available today that the 1951 information was generally known/made available to the public?

If others knew of it, where is their testimony about it from the 50’s?

I did not say that my theory was a fact, just my view only, but, I have read that the Plejaren will not release scientific information that has not already been worked out by someone on Earth (including Billy, so in that sense he can be first), but, I won’t be able to find that reference any day soon.

Matt Knight

Mike, others have done this so I saved my precious time and checked out their findings. In no way does this mean that Meier’s info is no less amazing and 100% accurate and I don’t understand why you are being the way you are.

As to my theory, there is this…

180:..
And how does this agree with your directive, which says that you may in no way interfere in the affairs of other peoples and civilizations?
181. This can be reconciled because we interfere in no affairs at all; rather, we only send out impulses to certain scientists, who can encounter solutions with these and work on them, without them even having the slightest notion of the fact that they have received impulses from us.
182. So they will be of the opinion that the impulses come from themselves, and they will ascribe all insights and successes to themselves.
183. It must be said in this connection that we offer no solutions through these impulses; rather, we only transmit impulses, through which suggestions for ideas result in certain directions and so on.

Source: http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_214

Matt Knight

Actually I can figure it out, but, I can’t, nor have you been able to, produce any evidence that the 1951 letter was published then nor any testimony, e.g., from Gustav Lehmann or anyone that read the letter.

Yes, that’s our fault, not Meier’s, but, I still wouldn’t be able to prove categorically that the 1951 letter was published at that time, e.g., to anyone that hasn’t read all the information, the investigations, etc., despite my acceptance that it was written in 1951 as I’ve got no reason to doubt. That’s just a fact.

Matthew Reed

Michael, is your point basically that since we have verifiable copyright dates of some things Meier / Plejaren said before the “official” discovery that we can then infer that what was said in 1951 was actually written in 195,1 even though we don’t have the physical document in hand?

Marco Kaiser

Hello there, I just read your conversations about the 1951 publication here and while I agree that the totality of the evidence in the case establishes it’s authenticity, there is still no proof for a 1951 publication that you could bring to court and that’s the problem. While there is no reason for you, me and most other students of the FIGU material to doubt Meier’s 1951 date, you would lose a case about that in court, because you wouldn’t be able to provide an original that could be precisely dated etc. Also, just imagine the hypothetical scenario that Meier remembered slightly incorrectly, because of his accident, stroke etc. and the real year was 1950 or 1952, not 1951. That would still be awesome and not really take anything away, but you would then look like a fool because you were fixated on that unprovable date of 1951. So, to make that absolutely clear: Could you prove the Meier Case in court? YES! Could you prove the 1951 date? No, not until one of the originals would pop up somewhere and could be verified as having been written in 1951. Just because the case is real doesn’t mean that every single date is correct. If I was in your shoes, I would not state in interviews or anywhere else that “this is what Meier has written in 1951 (or the other thing in 1958)” as if it was a fact. Of course that is only a suggestion.

Also, while we’re at it, I’d suggest to leave out the incident at the nuclear power plant near Lyon as proof or evidence for Meier’s accuracy, because you really cannot be 100% sure if this is really the one Meier has predicted, unless he’s verfified that for you. What if a bigger incident were to occur there in the future and that was the one Meier meant? You would look like a fool. So the skeptics kind of have a point there.

Let me give you my own little piece of proof. In Meier’s mind-blowing book “Existentes Leben im Universum”, which hasn’t been translated into English yet, Meier mentions on page 336 that 4.2 billion year old stones can be found in Australia, relatively close to the surface and therefore easy to dig up and that those could finally prove that the Earth must be older than previously thought. In 2007 a team of scientists found 4.2 billion year old stones in Western Australia, believed – at the time – to be some of, if not THE oldest stones ever found. In 2008 the university of Münster, Germany published an article about possible signs of life in the aforementioned stones. Meier’s book has two copyright dates: 1978 and 1993
Now THAT is something you can bring to court! This book should be mandatory reading for all scientists, especially astronomers. Kaku, Tyson, Hawking etc. could learn a lot from it.

Matt Knight

Your latest comment hits the nail on the head for me Michael, but, what do you think I didn’t substantiate and I will attempt to do so as I tens to not have opinions based on nothing thanks very much?

Admitting that someone else had published a, massively unknown, theory just before Billy’s stated facts can be proven to have been published, does not undermine the significance of the fact that Billy got it right every single time when these hypotheses were later substantiated by scientists. At least not to me. I keep saying this over and over as this obvious impossibility seems lost on many.

That fact makes skeptics run to all sorts of irrationality and unsubstantiated opinions about Billy backdating and lying, for which there is zero evidence. There is not zero evidence that others published similar information as theories before Billy stated them as facts, nor that some of his ideas were also covered in sections of others that came before him. What’s amazing is that one man did this and when researching the investigation, I quickly realised the only window of opportunity was the inter-dimensional one the Plejaren flew through to supply this information, looking at it realistically.

Also, for me, it is direct evidence of the Plejaren’s ability to track developments in the world, also, supporting that these are ETs as no secret intelligence group on Earth is THAT good.

Matt Knight

Not EVERY thing, I didn’t say that: Just the main thrust of the idea, or, overarching fact (which was only available as a theory).

Can you demonstrate through available evidence, one time that Meier published something that had not already been theorised beforehand because I can’t and I don’t care to as it’s not significant for me, only for those who deal in absolutes.

Matt Knight

I did and every time I checked, someone somewhere had theorised about exactly that just before Meier. That’s, again, the main point I’m making, i.e., the significance of this only being available to anyone as a theory before Meier stated these as facts, e.g., how could Meier have known that these would be verified soon afterwards as facts every single time unless being prompted by intelligent ETs who are able to see the future? Backdating? No evidence of that. When mistakes have happened once or twice, these are not withheld and so minor as to be insignificant. Lying? No possibility or evidence of that when you view all the evidence.

But you’ve challenged me so just pick the best one from your links and I will substantiate what I’m saying, or, I’ll pick it for you if you’re struggling for time?

Matt Knight

All spot on and brilliant, but, according to my “unsubstantiated theory” about the non-inteference rule regarding scientific info, you have have not disproved that as…

Official Contact Report 35, Tuesday September 16, 1975
From the ‘Plejadisch-plejarische Kontaktberichte Block 1’ for which there is no copyright for 1975.

Your Wandert der Nordpol link does not work, but assume that this was a news report (and so scientists would have been discussing this theory for a while, no? And had written this down? Certainly before October 4th 1975 we can reasonably assume?

Official Contact Report 115, Thursday, October 19, 1978
Date of original translation: December 21, 2010
From ‘Plejadisch-plejarische Kontaktberichte Block 3’, No copyright date for 1978.

Matt Knight

Mike I don’t want to be an annoyance, When I find evidence to the contrary, I’ll no longer assume that my non-interference theory about the scientific info is correct, but, based solely on the “facts” presented, I can’t in all reason do that yet.

Matt Knight

Following on from my wrongly placed comment
August 1, 2017 at 10:26 pm
and MH’s August 1, 2017 at 10:38 pm….

Well, if they have directives, as is clearly stated in that CR excerpt (probably elsewhere too), around the information they give to scientists to ensure that they don’t interfere in our affairs, they would not tell Meier anything that had not been worked out by someone on Earth through their own effort, including Meier, which is what I said all along I think you’ll find. Otherwise, it’s one rule for one and another for others. Not their style.

The difference is the quality, consistency, breadth, number of consecutively, accuracy and more complete information from Billy compared to the dispersed, incomplete, inconsistent scraps of theory, available to a few scientists, the skeptics think is on par.

Matt Knight

As to not showing you anything: In fact you showed that in 1975 it was recognised that the poles were shifting towards SA. You could not produce a copyright date from 1975 for Meier and that was your best evidence? Have you a fundamental issue with that fact?

Does it mean Meier is lying? No

Stuart Brutsche

Matt,

Does the statement “When I find evidence to the contrary, I’ll no longer assume that my non-interference theory about the scientific info is correct” not seem illogical? It seems quite clear to me that the mode of though in which we, as humans on earth, make assumptions and then form those assumptions as prejudices within ourselves is precisely the one of the many modes of thought that the Spiritual Teaching (and thus the reason for the Meier contact to occur in the first place) is intended to remedy. Simply accepting the Meier case as fact, without altering our own thoughts and feelings towards that which is real and verifiable, would only result in another pattern of belief taking the place of the old one, would it not?

I am not saying this as a personal challenge, but I don’t think we should be placing responsibility for our own assumptions upon Michael’s shoulders.

Stuart Brutsche

Apologies, my previous post should have read as “It seems quite clear to me that the mode of thought….” and further along, “…within ourselves is precisely one of the many modes of thought….”. I really should proofread before I click the ‘post comment’ button. 😉

Matt Knight

MH/Stuart,

So you’re saying that there’s no, zero, nada, directive around the information that the Plejaren make available to scientists, including through Billy, despite this being specifically mentioned in CR 214?

Yes, we can assume that CR 35 and 115 were written when they were, but, that would be an assumption as Michael was unable to prove it when asked. Does that matter unless we’re on a mission to convince skeptics (which is not recommended either)? I don’t pretend to be able to, e.g., build a rocket, but, does that mean that rockets cannot be built? No. The assumptions are yours that there is scientific information from Billy that predates anything that was theorised or written about at the time unless you can provably demonstrate this through copyright. I don’t make this assumption and reason why that would be the case when the Plejaren are certainly capable of doing that, e.g., as they provably did with ‘Arkhanglesk’ from HP, which, when I checked this out in 2003 and used all the various spellings, I could find nothing to suggest the Russians could launch an attack from there at that time or had any related interests in doing that, but, then years later they started building up their military bases there. That can be demonstrated. Other things can’t as has been shown in this exchange..

Matt Knight

In regards to, “I am not saying this as a personal challenge, but I don’t think we should be placing responsibility for our own assumptions upon Michael’s shoulders.”

In my view, anyone that reads the counters, the lies and false accusations mentioned elsewhere but does not counter these with their OWN reasoned arguments, but, let Michael and others do their arguing for them, IS putting that on Michael’s shoulders and they need to step up. We all need to step up with our own arguments.

My view is that we CAN prove copyrights for all the CRs through the numbering system, but, not through a publishable copyright for everything and no-one has done the legwork to show how the numbering proves Meier is telling the truth as many here sit back and let Michael do their arguing for them = laziness. I don’t and I don’t remember seeing the name “Stuart Brutsche” appearing in any debates of this kind before either, but, you will see mine, so don’t lecture me about taking responsibility.

Stuart Brutsche

Matt,

While your response to charlatans is commendable, I don’t see any rationality behind misplaced defensiveness in your post, and therefore don’t see any reason to respond to it (Hint: if a person’s life does not revolve around internet interactions why would you expect to see that person’s name on any particular website, much less use that as a litmus test of what they have or haven’t contributed to the mission?). However, if you have considered the content of my above post, and not just the last sentence, then there is a basis for a discussion.

MH,

i would say your comment is relevant and on the mark; it is apparent to me (and stated many times in the CR, as I recall) that the body of evidence provided by Billy and the P’s was formed specifically such that a human who possesses a clear and healthy rationality can accept the case without assumptions or belief of any kind. If they had provided enough evidence to override the belief-based thought patterns of terrestrial humanity in general then not only would have that amounted to a violation of our self-determination, but the effort would have ultimately been fruitless as the belief-based pattern of thought would remain intact. If this assessment is incorrect, please inform me of this.

Jedaiah Ramnarine

Stuart, that was well said concerning the assumptions and remedy via Spirit Teaching, thanks.

Matt Knight

Stuart,

Taking time to ASSUME I don’t know the difference between an assumption and a fact, you must have misunderstood that I am well aware that what I say may not be correct, but, I’ve not found evidence to the contrary and when testing here, Michael did not show first copyright of a scientific fact from Meier that had not been formulated, postulated, or, hypothesised and no written down beforehand by someone else (to disprove my ‘scientific-info-non-interference-theory’). He didn’t in my view. If he had, I would say that Meier was the first to understand X, Y, Z scientifically and we can prove this by copyright, before anyone else on the planet. Much of this information originally came from the Plejaren anyone so we have no way to gauge if Billy “understood” it other than to report on it. In arguing the case we refer to “Billy’s information”.

Your pointing out the obvious, might be better placed where others are calling Meier a liar, charlatan, hoaxer, etc., or present your valid counters to show I really making assumptions, not, writing some confused comment with “spiritual” in it and expecting high-fives for pointing out something I’ve clearly acknowledged, but you were not able to counter, i.e., my assuming this, and when I was rattling my cognitive cage to stay sharp and take on some idiots elsewhere where it actually mattered. Mediocrity is so dull.

Zhenbin Liu

My opinion: Controlling problems by modified war-gene through AWARENESS.
The arguement start from July 31, 2017, so as the sun activity. Check it out.
http://www.lmsal.com/solarsoft/last_events/
https://solarmonitor.org/goes_pop.php?date=20170801&type=xray&region=&indexnum=1
https://solarmonitor.org/goes_pop.php?date=20170802&type=electron&region=&indexnum=1

Lots copyrighted material in deutsch and early than english version, we are not good at deutsch, so it’s difficult.

I do feel wording in this blog could offend many honest sceptics who haven’t comprehend the material through reasoning and logic, and it’s difficult to follow it due to environmentally degenerative influence these days.

Matt Knight

Well said Michael and, just to double check, exactly what kind of ACCURATE was that again?

Stuart Brutsche

Matt,

When posting my original comment I did not have any reason to suspect that you had contrived an argument for the sake of a cognitive exercise, and therefore took it at face value. If that is the source of the apparent misunderstanding, then I am relieved that the misunderstanding is resolved.

I will say however, that the form of the stated argument, where one presents a theory or idea (even if apparently supported by anecdotes), and then holds it up until disproved, is what initiated my original post. When examining any kind of theory, no matter whom the originator is and what the theory or idea may state, we are fundamentally concerned with how to reasonably prove said theory in the first place; being able to disprove the theory in question is indeed useful but the lack of a disproof is rarely, if ever, relevant. I could form a million different “theories”, every single one of them completely impervious to falsification (at least our currently used concept of falsification), but that would not necessarily make a single one of them useful or relevant.

Matt, I am not at all implying you don’t know or understand the above but if any given post pursues an argument of the above form, then the person making that post should reasonably expect at least one rebuke (or several).

On a side note (but maybe related), I did read an excerpt from a CR several months ago where Ptaah specifically described the Plajeran’s directives on what kind of scientific information they are allowed to disclose in a publicly available CR. At the time, he was describing a multi-systemic disorder resulting from tick-bites that terran scientists do not remotely understand (going far beyond lyme disease), and therefore misdiagnose it as many different things. Billy expected the convo to be private but Ptaah explained that the information is disclosable as long as methods leading to the discovery are not elaborated upon. I do not remember if the excerpt was already translated or if I did a partial one myself… so it may take a while to find again. I am not bringing that up to relate to the above conversation, just saying that if anyone comes across it, take note of it for future reference as it may be useful.

Stuart Brutsche

I should clarify a portion of my above post: even if a theory is falsifiable, lack of falsification does not necessarily imbue validity to said theory.

Michael Borg

Stuart,

Could you please tell me in which contact report was it mentioned about multi-systemic disorder resulting from tick-bites that terran scientists do not remotely understand?

Stuart Brutsche

I don’t recall, it’s one of those times when you read a cr excerpt but you don’t think it’s all that important until some months later. I’m pretty sure the cr it came from was within the past few years, but as we know many of them aren’t translated. I’ll keep an eye out for it myself, and whenever I do find it again I’ll post it here. Of course, one wouldn’t recommend citing that as a piece of evidence in a discussion until we find the actual cr.

Stuart Brutsche

Ah hah! The excerpt from CR 676 I had read some months ago was just published in figu bulletin no. 98, where Ptaah discusses tick bites, Morgellon’s disease and some information regarding the Plejaran’s directives on releasing scientific information unknown by terrestrial science:

Billy: Also sind Zecken- oder sonstige Spinnentierstiche der hauptsächliche Ursprung der Krankheit Morgellons. Aber eine Frage: Wieso sprichst du so offen darüber, woher und wie Morgellons entsteht? Verstösst du damit nicht wider eure Direktiven?

Ptaah: Nein, damit begehe ich keinen Verstoss, denn ich erklärte nur die Ursachen in bezug auf Morgellons, wobei ich aber keine Anweisungen oder irgendwelche Möglichkeiten nannte, wie und mit welcher Technik diese multisystemische Erkrankung erforscht und ergründet werden kann. Dies ist
die Aufgabe der irdisch-medizinischen Forschung, folgedem ich wohl bestimmte Fakten in bezug auf die Ursache der morgellonschen Krankheit und deren Erreger nennen darf, jedoch über weitere Angaben schweigen muss.

As previously mentioned, their directives allow for the causes of the disease to be discussed as long as the methods used to investigate the disease are not revealed. Also, a quick search showed that terran scientists have loosely correlated Morgellon’s disease with Lyme disease but haven’t pinpointed the precise interacts that Ptaah listed in the CR.

http://www.contagionlive.com/news/morgellons-found-to-be-closely-linked-with-lyme-disease

Stuart Brutsche

I forgot to mention, Ptaah discusses the disease on pages 11-13 of figu bulletin 98:

http://www.figu.org/ch/files/downloads/bulletin/figu_bulletin_98.pdf

Darcy Wade Carlile

Stuart how did you find that bulletin a few months ago? Do you do translations for FIGU?

Andrew Grimshaw

Right you two, back to the Stench of Cowardice…
(Which neither of you stink of), even though we don’t believe in Karma, we do know of the immutableness of the law of Cause and Effect.
So these cowards will reap what they sow and kudos to MH for standing up for the Truth.

Saalome84Blue - Miroslav

…for some reason my posts are not shown on this blog, maybe something with my Linux, or something…

Anyway: It is very strange, that all devices that search for intelligent beings, are directed away from the Earth… 🙂

Saalome84Blue - MiroslavStanko

…lately China and India in news again (BBC news): If you browse through the latest headlines about the now month-long border stand-off between India and China, you might think the Asian rivals are teetering on the brink of an armed conflict.
The rhetoric is full of foreboding and menace. A Delhi newspaper says China is warning that the stand-off “could escalate into full-scale conflict”. Another echoes a similar sentiment, saying “China stiffens face-off posture”.

Marco Kaiser

Hello there, I just read your conversations about the 1951 publication here and while I agree that the totality of the evidence in the case establishes it’s authenticity, there is still no proof for a 1951 publication that you could bring to court and that’s the problem. While there is no reason for you, me and most other students of the FIGU material to doubt Meier’s 1951 date, you would lose a case about that in court, because you wouldn’t be able to provide an original that could be precisely dated etc. Also, just imagine the hypothetical scenario that Meier remembered slightly incorrectly, because of his accident, stroke etc. and the real year was 1950 or 1952, not 1951. That would still be awesome and not really take anything away, but you would then look like a fool because you were fixated on that unprovable date of 1951. So, to make that absolutely clear: Could you prove the Meier Case in court? YES! Could you prove the 1951 date? No, not until one of the originals would pop up somewhere and could be verified as having been written in 1951. Just because the case is real doesn’t mean that every single date is correct. If I was in your shoes, I would not state in interviews or anywhere else that “this is what Meier has written in 1951 (or the other thing in 1958)” as if it was a fact. Of course that is only a suggestion.

Also, while we’re at it, I’d suggest to leave out the incident at the nuclear power plant near Lyon as proof or evidence for Meier’s accuracy, because you really cannot be 100% sure if this is really the one Meier has predicted, unless he’s verfified that for you. What if a bigger incident were to occur there in the future and that was the one Meier meant? You would look like a fool. So the skeptics kind of have a point there.

Let me give you my own little piece of proof. In Meier’s mind-blowing book “Existentes Leben im Universum”, which hasn’t been translated into English yet, Meier mentions on page 336 that 4.2 billion year old stones can be found in Australia, relatively close to the surface and therefore easy to dig up and that those could finally prove that the Earth must be older than previously thought. In 2007 a team of scientists found 4.2 billion year old stones in Western Australia, believed – at the time – to be some of, if not THE oldest stones ever found. In 2008 the university of Münster, Germany published an article about possible signs of life in the aforementioned stones. Meier’s book has two copyright dates: 1978 and 1993
Now THAT is something you can bring to court! This book should be mandatory reading for all scientists, especially astronomers. Kaku, Tyson, Hawking etc. could learn a lot from it.

Tried to post this several times as a reply to
“August 1, 2017 at 3:42 pm

My point is that the TOTALITY of the still irreproducible…” but it didn’t work. Maybe it does as a standalone comment.

Carolyn Snyder

I wonder whether the “authenticity” of the contact reports is questioned because non of the prophecies were published until after the events had happened? Or am I mistaken about this? Maybe the prophecies were available only to FIGU initiates and not to the ordinary public? Also, some of the photos do look “faked”, particularly the Wedding Cake UFO pics. . . . even to my unpracticed eye. It does look like table-top photography.

Carolyn Snyder

Yes Michael, I’ve looked at the evidence. The WCUFO still looks like a glorified garbage can lid to me. . . . . This is not true of the other pictures of the beamships, which look very authentic, also the video of the “disappearing” craft, which I think is a real “in time” video. Why Billy has created “did-authenticating” evidence himself I don’t know. This is the part I don’t understand. Had he stuck with the original material, the authentic pictures and not added anything “in-authentic” to them, he would be taken more seriously by more people than he is!

Keep up the good work Michael. You have a certain “wiseness-of-being” in you that people trust. You are a credible person and you will be believed if you persevere.

Agartha and the Inner Earth exist, and IMO the Agarthans are now beginning an action that will influence the outcome of events on the surface of the planet. . . . . They must do this, because if the oceans are radioactive, that radioactivity will also enter the Inner Earth and poison their environment there.

Billy has told us about the ancient war between the Atlanteans and the Lemurians. Many Lemurian survivors took refuge in Agartha.

Sheila Clark

Ask yourself what you remember about garbage can lids in 1975. Not garbage can lids from present time, but the ones manufactured in 1975 and previous.

Carolyn Snyder

I was 15 years old in 1975, and as far as I can remember, the trash cans were made of heavy-grade aluminum. They didn’t rust and lasted forever, unless they were deliberately destroyed. I recall my dad even used to burn the trash in an aluminum garbage can. . . . it held together for a few years under this abuse, until eventually it gave up the ghost.

Matthew Reed

Carolyn,
The WCUFO is a real Plejaren spacecraft that Billy was allowed to photograph. I’m sure he didn’t tell Quetzal, “sorry, I won’t take pictures of this because it looks like a trash can.”

Carolyn Snyder

Also, the FIGU is acting a little bit “cultish” in respect to “other” people. They really refuse to talk about certain subjects, like for example the Inner Earth and Agartha, which are “givens” for other people. I have on various sites which were FIGU-related asked questions and so on, for which I have been reprimanded and given insulting replies and personally insulting criticisms of myself, my own thinking and my lifestyle. This reprobation inclines me to withdraw from the group of might-be-interested people. The FIGU group, not the core members necessarily, but the hangers-on, are quite rude to ordinary people (like myself) asking ordinary kinds of questions. They also beat someone down for expressing any view that doesn’t correspond with the FIGU “truth”.

Stuart Brutsche

While I don’t think that pro-FIGU people should be rude to questions they see as extraneous to the real matters at hand (because the intent behind those questions is often innocent), I can see why the reaction you are describing takes place. Consider an analogy that might explain the situation from the perspective of FIGU:

Picture for a moment, that you are on the back of a large, crowded bus travelling through the countryside; the bus is moving at a good speed (maybe 50-60 mph) and you can’t get to the driver because there are way too many people in the way and the driver only cares enough to listen to the person directly next to him. You also can’t just jump off, because you would certainly die in the process. Incidentally, you happen to have a map given to you by the company that hired the bus. Upon reading the map, you realize that not only is the bus heading in completely the wrong direction, it is going towards the grand canyon and will drive off the cliff of the grand canyon within twenty minutes.

Naturally, you start telling everyone around you that not only is the bus going completely in the wrong direction but it will also be driving everyone off of a cliff. Now a problem arises, because half the people who hear you think that the map is a work of the devil and most of the other half don’t care about your map because they intentionally never learned to read in the first place. In spite of all this, you spend the next 19 minutes trying to convince the other people on the bus that the bus is, indeed, going to be driving off a cliff and our intended destination can clearly be seen in the back window. Now that that bus is only one minute from the cliff, you can clearly see the canyon in your binoculars. In spite of this, almost everyone else on the bus is too busy reading about the latest social media drama on their iPhone to notice, that indeed, the cliff is directly ahead of the bus and the bus driver is so intoxicated that he no longer know where the break pedal is located.

Meanwhile, a person next to you says that your binoculars are probably broken and proceeds to begin a conversation about next week’s basketball game. And your like…… Really!?!?!?!?!?

It’s not a precise analogy, but I would say it describes the situation for most FIGU-minded people fairly well.

Jedaiah Ramnarine

Folks should take a look at Billy and Christian in the latest interview with the woman who was mistaken for Asket as a reference with how to properly deal with questions, ideas and thoughts outside the truth. They handled it (Billy in particular) very well, patient and loving nonetheless – even when “channeling” was brought up. Billy friendly declined by saying something like “we’re not in the channeling business.”

Even after he was told :”god bless you”, he still smiled and accepted them anyway. I think this is important to note; in terms of behavior as an example of the spirit teaching which is free, harmonious, peaceful, loving and wise — regardless of others’ beliefs.

Stuart Brutsche

This is a good point Jedaiah; I suppose I shouldn’t have come off as making broad generalizations about what ‘FIGU-minded’ people think. Perhaps being aware of the source of our own frustrations (even if well-founded) and consciously equalizing those thoughts/feelings would make some headway in communicating with people from different mindsets. Indeed, Billy sets a difficult example to follow; I suppose there is no other way to ultimately ensure the success of the mission than to make the necessary changes within ourselves, is there?

Jedaiah Ramnarine

Billy’s example is not difficult to follow if you are truly searching for the truth. He didn’t get that way overnight, and there are others like him with positive, balanced attitudes who probably haven’t even studied these teachings.

It’s a matter of conscious, strict discipline that eventually becomes easier with time because it eases into the fabric of your thoughts, feelings etc. and so, influences your subconsciousness and behavior naturally.

In a nutshell: be patient as you gradually become a creature of Creation.

Jedaiah Ramnarine

And ultimately, yes, even though Billy is a good example to follow — we ourselves have to make the changes within us, for us, and allow the domino effect to ripple forth across the world (and eventually) the universe at large. To be fair, it does start with difficulty / challenge (natural), but it does become easier the more love, harmony, wisdom, knowledge, peace, equalizeness etc. is stored, practiced, conditioned and seeped into the very depths of the human’s consciousness.

Stuart Brutsche

Certainly true, though in this case I was just referring to whomever may be involved in the scenarios Carolyn described although I have no idea how often that does or doesn’t happen. There was also a half-way internal musing in there about the observation that we don’t have a Landesgruppe, but I don’t know anything about that situation other than Christian’s letter so that’s as far as I’ll go in that regard.

Carolyn Snyder

This analogy is why I don’t fly anywhere these days!

Taro Istok

The stench of cowardice is particularly pungent at Randle’s blog, right now.

https://kevinrandle.blogspot.com/2017/07/the-pteranodano-and-billy-meier.html

He wouldn’t dare publish my comment:

“Dr. Randle, before I reply to your many bad assumptions let’s get one thing out of the way:

Are you or are you not a UFO expert?

In other words, WHY should any of your readers care about your perspective on UFOs? From MY perspective you are, at best a complete amateur when it comes to UFO analysis. UFO movements that have never been duplicated is CRITICAL EVIDENCE. The fact that you dismiss it without comment while continuing to frame Meier as a hoax artist speaks volumes about the value of your “perspective” on UFOs.

Now then,

I’ve already read Mr. Horn’s comment. You used a word from my comment and concluded the response was for me. Forgive my error. I am human.

I never suggested you had any obligation to respond. I just pointed out that your silence regarding unexplained UFO evidence was interesting and implicated your lack of expertise on the subject.

Not sure what “arguments” have fallen on my allegedly deaf ears since you do not discuss Meier’s UFO movements in this blog entry. If you have one that does cover it, please do share.

You do not know who my “pals” are.

I haven’t commented on your newer post because it does not interest me. I don’t follow your blog. I left a comment two years ago and any time someone adds to the page I get an email. Do you not know how your blog works?

So, once again: Are you or are you not a UFO expert?”

Taro Istok

Heck, let’s call a spade a spade: “Complete amateur” is too generous for Randle. He’s a complete hack despite his fancy title.

Taro Istok

He’ll probably block this one too but, what the heck:

http://kevinrandle.blogspot.com/2019/12/gosia-duszak-and-billy-meier.html

“So, you whined about me not commenting here but you denied my comment on the pterosaur post. Funny man. Let’s see if this one goes through.

The reason this Gosia Duszak is uninteresting to me is that she has zero evidence to support her claims while Meier has a multitude of unduplicatable UFO evidence. To a TRUE UFOlogist this is significant. Duszak is most likely either entirely imagining her experiences or a flat out fraud.

However, on the small chance she is in contact with Meier’s alien associates it may be part of their bigger plan: Maintaining the deliberate controversy. Marcel Vogel also claimed to have been contacted telepathically by Semjase, one of Meier’s primary tutors and contact individuals. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if Vogel was used by the aliens to serve their purposes.

So, the short answer is at best, she’s part of the plausible deniability plan. But she’s probably just another fraud. Show me some critical UFO evidence as Meier has.

Taro Istok

Too many Kevin Randles in this world.

Taro Istok

This will get blocked too but here it is for posterity:

“One last thing, Kevin.

Just remember, YOU chose to get involved with a controversy. And controversies always have two points of view. When you choose to suppress one view you are no better than a dictator. In other words, it’s a douche move. You and I both know your reason for blocking my comments is completely bogus. There is no repetition. You’ve never commented on Meier’s UFO evidence. One can only conclude your familiarity with it is equally scarce. How can you come to an objective conclusion about a UFO case when you know next to nothing about said UFOs? If I were you, I would be ashamed to call myself a UFOlogist. But that’s just me.”

Taro Istok

KRandle said…
Taro –

Did you really expect me to post the negative, insulting, snotty and mean spirited comments? I have said, repeatedly on this blog that I’m open to a difference of opinion and don’t mind the criticism if it is offered in a constructive way. But I also expect you to take the time to read the relevant postings about the topic so that I’m not required to repeat myself. All you need to do is type Billy Meier into the search engine provided and it will bring up those postings. I will also note that I had Michael Horn on my radio show/podcast to discuss some of this. And with that, I again, disengage.

December 23, 2019 at 8:47 AM

I submitted…

No Kevin, I expected you not to. As I do this one.

There are NO relevant postings about the topic of my original comment. You’ve come to your conclusions about Meier through OTHERS’ research. I was asking for YOUR thoughts on Meier’s UFO movements. After all, we both have an aviation background and mistakenly thought you could appreciate the inconsistency of movement with the suspended model theory.

But true UFO analysis requires thinkers not followers, Kevin. And some basic high school physics couldn’t hurt either. Meier’s UFO movements defy the physics of a swinging model, period. No skeptic has ever been able to duplicate critical movements, movements that cannot be duplicated with a simple suspended model. It’s not possible.

The Meier case was designed by the ET’s to ride the line between appearing real and appearing hoax. It was intentional. This is the conclusion many thinkers who follow the Meier case have come to. Which means the many things you, or rather the people whose research you rely on, have cited as “proof of hoax” was deliberate to ensure the case remains controversial for as long as it needs to be. Which in my opinion is when the world is dominated by thinkers. Which will not be in my lifetime. This one, anyway.

I think what you really fear is seeing something you won’t be able to explain and then appearing the fool for declaring hoax too quickly. For example, the smooth and precise 270º turn, beginning and ending on straight line paths. The evidence is hidden away for only the thinkers to see. If you’re not a thinker, Kevin, I have no more time to waste on your blog. Have a Merry Christmas.