To
recap, this all started when I made what I thought was a fairly innocuous
statement. I said that I didn’t believe the Meier contact claims. Didn’t say
then that they were a hoax. Didn’t say that anyone was lying, merely suggested
that I didn’t find the evidence persuasive. I will say that I don’t believe a
conspiracy murdered John Kennedy, and I don’t believe most of those who claim
to be Vietnam
Veterans. I have learned that the vast majority of those claiming
service in Vietnam did not serve there and many weren’t even in the military.
It means that if they have the proof, then I will believe their claims. But
with all the frauds out there, I have to see the proof… unless, of course, I
happened to have served with them in country. And given what I have learned in
the last few months, I am now convinced that Billy Meier has not been in
contact with alien creatures but I was willing to re-evaluate the evidence…
Combat assault in Vietnam. Photo copyright by Kevin Randle, sort of proving my Vietnam Service.* |
Michael
Horn, offering some evidence said about Meier’s predictions: “Well, I have a few things to say. First, the fact is that no one on earth, in all of
recorded history, actually has produced anything even remotely close to Billy’s
stunning record of unparalleled prophetic accuracy.
Since he hasn’t made any erroneous predictions that we are aware of, there’s no
relevance to the idea of hedging one’s bets; how do you hedge bets when you
accurately foretell specific events, locations, etc. years, even decades, in
advance of “official” discovery or occurrence?”
But
it is often said by Meier critics that many of those predictions are plagiarized.
For example:
1. Baba Vanga, who died in
1996, predicted that in 2014 – Most people will suffer skin cancer and other
skin diseases (a consequence of chemical warfare).
Meier predicted - Chemical warfare will cause
horrifying and atrocious skin diseases, and biological warfare will produce festering
sores and many other ills, not to mention vicious human freaks, etc.
2.
Vanga predicted that in 2028
– Creating a new energy source (probably a controlled thermonuclear reaction).
Hunger is gradually being overcome. Launched a manned spacecraft to Venus.
Meier predicted - Venus will be particularly interesting
for terrestrial human beings during this period, and for this reason Man will
contemplate sending a manned space capsule to the volcanic planet.
Simultaneously, Man will avail himself of a new energy source by exploiting the
Earth’s interior energies.
3.
Vanga predicted that in 2033 – The polar ice [caps] are melting. Greater levels
of the oceans.
Meier
said - With the melting of the
polar caps there also looms for Earth in the not-too-distant future another
severe economic crisis that will spread throughout the globe.
4. Vanga claimed that in 2046 –
any bodies (organs) can be manufactured (cloning?). Replacing the bodies is
becoming one of the best methods of treatment.
And Meier said - Terrestrials will
develop the capability of allowing human organs to “regrow” for organ
transplants. These organs will always be adapted to the particular body in need
of the organ. As a result, the danger of organ rejection is eliminated.
These are only four the many, many examples of predictions
that Meier made that can be found in the works of others. Doesn’t this suggest
the source of his information is, in reality, terrestrial works and not
information supplied by the Pleiadeans?
Following
are some of the predictions are alleged to be highly accurate:
Meier
claimed to have received the information on 25 Feb. 1975, and later on 16 Sep.,
that atomic testing was, at least partially, responsible for the hole in the
ozone layer, according to his contact notes. First independent verification of
that claim came in either 1979 or 1980 upon publication of those notes.
Horn
reported on his website, www.Theyfly.com that there was verification in a
variety of scientific journals and other publications that scientific evidence
suggested this was true… Although here, in 2017, that theory has been
challenged as inaccurate.
However,
articles in the NYT of 6 Sep 1974 and
17 Oct 1974 (months earlier) had already reported that. Science on 25 Oct 1974,
reported the same thing.
Interestingly,
the NYT reported on 28 Feb 1975
(three days after Meier’s alleged revelation using his name) that Dr. Michael
B. McElroy of Harvard was one of those scientists… I find that interesting,
especially when there is no independent verification of the 25 Feb 1975 as the
true date.
I
found a reference in a 1960 movie, Beyond
the Time Barrier to atomic testing as destroying the protective layer
around the Earth, meaning, of course, the ozone layer, which also predates the February
25, 1975, date.
The
counterclaim is that Meier wrote a letter to 3000 world leaders, scientists and
organizations dated Sep 1951, mentioned this problem. This, it is claimed,
predates any reference that I can find, at least according to them.
There
is no independent corroboration for that 1951 date. All copies of the letter were
apparently lost or destroyed by all 3000 recipients back in 1951. But,
incredibly, one of Meier’s Pleiadean pals retained a copy and gave it to him so
that we do have the text. The problem is that wasn’t published until after 2005.
Besides this, no one has adequately explained how he made those 3000 copies in
a time before Xerox machines and home computers, how he paid for the 12 reams
of paper, the 3000 envelopes or the international postage so that he could
contact all those various leaders.
The
real point is that here was an alleged claim made in 1951 but there was no way
to verify that date because the letter only surfaced long after that and wasn’t
published until 2005. The best that can be said is that the evidence shows the
predictions are no older than 2005. In other words, there is no evidence that
the predictions claimed by Meier and his pals were made on the dates claimed.
Some
of this has been explored in more detail in blog postings over the last several
months. All can by accessed by typing Billy Meier into the search engine
provided on the left side.
*Sure, the picture has little relevance to the discussion here, but, I did mention Vietnam, so there you go.
3 comments:
I'm glad to see the Meier thing put to rest.
It was a bit like discussing L. Ron Hubbard with a Scientologist, or Russia with Rachel Maddow
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Honestly can't believe you've given as much time to it as you have...
I will say this 1979 book in german existing life in the universe. He spoke of a comet being discovered in the late 80s. It would be names toutontis. Well it happened.
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