28th April 2011 - BUFORA Science Officer Thinks The Meier Case Is A Hoax

A year ago I asked the British UFO Research Association why they didn't have any information about The Meier Case. Their reason was due to geographical boundaries they preferred to leave it to the Swiss UFO researchers ( http://www.ovni.ch I guess ). But they would add some information when they go through their site redesign. Last week I decided to see if they've added any information about Billy to their website since it's been a whole year since the last correspondence. Nothing has yet been added so I reminded them. Their science officer admitted to only reading one book about the Meier Case (he hasn't said which one yet) and to appearing to be moronic. I don't think he is a moron and he seems honest enough. He said their committee would discuss adding a link at the next meeting. I also suggested they stop wasting their time on "lights in the sky" and concentrate only on CE-5 cases starting with The Meier Case of course. I'm still waiting for their response to that suggestion...

E-mail exchange between James Moore and Richard Conway

James Moore <jamesgtmoore@googlemail.com> Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 12:47 PM
To: seufos@googlemail.com, enquiries@bufora.org.uk, stheatherd77@aol.com, science@bufora.org.uk
Dear BUFORA,

I’m the webmaster of http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk and I’ve recently had a look at your site http://www.bufora.org.uk . I’ve been interested in the paranormal for many years and so I decided to see what you have on your site.

I discovered that you are missing information about the most significant and still ongoing UFO contactee case in history. The Billy Meier UFO case. The Roswell Crash case is like a walk in the park compared to this one! I’m quite surprised you haven’t got anything on it. Perhaps you have and I just didn’t see it. If so please point it out to me.

As you may or may not know, Eduard Albert Meier (nickname Billy) and his contactors, the Plejaren, have given us, since 1951, and still continue to give us a significant amount of data about us, our place in the universe, the universe itself and about many other things including shedding light on other UFO cases. In fact if you actually read up on the case then you would understand the level of ET visitation on Earth and the reasons for their coming here. Indeed, years ago, once I got over the fascination of shiny flying objects in our airspace, I found that the answers to my deeper questions about us and them came from Meier and continue to come and continue to be plausible.

The evidence for the authenticity of the case, both material and logical, is also undeniable. In my opinion, one would have to be a rather closed-minded individual to come to the conclusion that the case is a hoax. Of course it has had claims of a hoax being made and there are also anti-hoax claims such as falsification of photos by third parties interested in burying the case. One has to ask oneself, who would want to bury the case?

Perhaps being a scientifically-oriented organisation you could do your own analysis of the analyses already done on the physical and witness evidence which you can find on my site or at the official websites http://www.figu.org and http://www.theyfly.com

I look forward to hearing your response.

Regards

James Moore
BSc (Honours) Computing and Informatics
"The First Law of Sustainability: Population growth and/or growth in the rates of consumption of resources CANNOT BE SUSTAINED!"
Webmaster: http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk

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Richard Conway <science@bufora.org.uk> Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 9:32 AM
To: James Moore <jamesgtmoore@googlemail.com>
Cc: seufos@googlemail.com, enquiries@bufora.org.uk, stheatherd77@aol.com

Hello James,

Thanks for your email.

As you should have realised by our name we are the British UFO Research Association. It's good to see that you are keeping an information repository of well-known sightings. Indeed, BUFORA has written numerous articles paraphrasing existing research into the Billy Meier case which is available via eBay through 50 years of our magazine archives. Swiss ufology is not our primary aspect of research this should be left to Swiss UFO research organisations. Our role is more the accumulation and eventual identification of British sightings through diligent investigation.

Having not researched this case at all throughout our history for the above reason it would not be expedient to copy information that you and others are publishing. There is also enough information in the public domain for this case and when we go through a site redesign we will provide a link for interested parties. With regard to a scientific analysis of physical evidence I'm not sure we can contribute much in this area and with regard to witness evidence after 35 years passing all our experience tells us that no new information can reliably be recorded after the passing of so much time.

Regards,

Richard Conway
BUFORA Science Officer
Bsc/Msc (Hons) Computer Science, Bsc Physical Science, Bsc (Hons) Economics

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James Moore <jamesgtmoore@gmail.com> Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 12:30 AM
To: Richard Conway <science@bufora.org.uk>
Cc: James Moore <jamesgtmoore@googlemail.com>, seufos@googlemail.com, enquiries@bufora.org.uk, stheatherd77@aol.com
Hi Richard,

It's been a year since our last correspondence. How have you been?

Have you gone through your site redesign yet, please? I see you still have zero references (according to Google) to the most significant "extraterrestrial contactee" case in the world.

Even though you said that BUFORA focuses primarily on British "UFO" cases (is this some internal decision because I can't find it on your website?), can you not see that ignoring the only case that makes a difference to mankind is illogical? I don't wish to anger you sir, but only to give you food for thought as you plough through ever more "lights in the sky", government denial that lead nowhere except to a dead end, and listen to speakers who drone on over the same old topics that you've already heard several times before (Tim Good, Nick Pope etc).

Let me put it another less offensive way, it's now clear that we are obviously being visited by ET, the multitude of facts from the various "UFO" cases have clearly provided logical proof of this to all except the illogical, fanatical and bigoted people of our country. We next need to provide the people with the knowledge that the Plejaren Federation have given us (20,000+ pages) on the most diverse subjects, the most important being the spirit teaching.

So have you or anyone in your team investigated or even studied the Meier Case at all? Whats your balanced opinion of it all given the material you have studied so far?

Have you seen the Swiss UFO organisation website at http://www.ovni.ch? Its rather disappointing don't you agree? They have a single dismissive "he is a charlatan" reference to Meier without even a "why" mentioned. Morons the lot of them (if there are more than one). I don't think I'd get past their already but I might have a go.

How did you manage to get so many degrees? Congratulations.

Yours honestly,

James

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Richard Conway <science@bufora.org.uk> Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 8:36 AM
To: James Moore <jamesgtmoore@gmail.com>
Cc: James Moore <jamesgtmoore@googlemail.com>, "seufos@googlemail.com" <seufos@googlemail.com>, "enquiries@bufora.org.uk" <enquiries@bufora.org.uk>, "stheatherd77@aol.com" <stheatherd77@aol.com>
Hello James.

I've read through the email and whilst BUFORA doesn't really have an opinion on the case my personal opinion is that it is a hoax. As for your assessment of BUFORA being an organisation the ploughs through ever more lights in the sky, well this is just unadulterated nonsense. Feel free to read through the investigation section of the site and you'll learn and understand more about the capabilities of our investigators and their due process.

I haven't personally studied the case bar the reading of a single book but I've studied the UMMO case in depth where the parallel between the Meier case is evident. UMMO is a hoax.

As for listing degrees. I don't normally do this at the bottom of an email. I find it pretentious when people do but did it in response to your initial email. It's not academic prowess I find credible with this subject, just content, and in the case of Billy Meier I find it incredible. At the risk of being branded a moron this my opinion. Feel free to converse with members of the committee but I have a feeling you'll get a similar response.

If you wish to provide a link for the case the committee will consider this. I'm happy to provide reference material on the site since it's a part of ufological history.

Regards,

Richard Conway

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James Moore <jamesgtmoore@gmail.com> Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 12:11 AM
To: Richard Conway <science@bufora.org.uk>
Cc: "seufos@googlemail.com" <seufos@googlemail.com>, "enquiries@bufora.org.uk" <enquiries@bufora.org.uk>, "stheatherd77@aol.com" <stheatherd77@aol.com>
Hi again Richard,

So you've only read one book about the Meier case? It's good to see an admission to such a lack of knowledge, I appreciate the honesty. Which book was it, please?

Are you not interested in discovering the real truth regarding ET visitation to Earth? If you honestly and truthfully were then you would surely consider all possibilities right? You wouldn't dismiss a case based on the contents of one book when there are over 120 eye witnesses, right? With multiple forms of material and logical evidence right? That would surely be an illogical course of action. Something most well educated people like yourself prefer to avoid, I imagine.

I took your advice and read through the Investigations Diaries #19, #24 and #31 as the titles attracted me to them the most. Except from diary 19: "This problem encompasses reports of unusual lights in the sky (LITS). These account for a large percentage of all UFO reports and have to be very carefully evaluated in trying to elicit factual information from the witness." If "a large percentage" equates to "most" then LITS are what you are mostly "ploughing" through isn't it?

I did find one slightly interesting case in diary #19 though (for me that is):

Location: Carmondean, Livingston, Scotland Date: 12th October 1999 Inv. George Niedzwiedz encounters a luminous-yellow alien that scares him and his dogs. Communication attempted and failed.

What interests me are CE-5 encounters like these. Everything else is now, to me, unnecessary and a waste of time, since it's quite obvious that ET human beings are coming here for several known reasons at least: observation, exploration, agriculture, and for our education. Sceptics think not, but we know that this is because they are either bigoted, biased, closed-minded or simply uninformed (ignorant) people. Not all people are like that though. They need help from people like you and I to give them information in a structured form that they can digest it and then come to their own conclusion. Sure, most "sightings" are not ET but some obviously are. All it takes is one ET human being to visit us for ET visitation to be happening, right?

The most exciting part of Ufology, for me, is the possibility that we can learn from more advanced civilisations. Not new tech, but how to achieve peace within ourselves and live in harmony with the Earth. I'm firmly convinced that this is the best way to achieve peace on a planetary scale. BUFORA could play a role in promoting world peace by providing the information within the Meier Case to your readers/conference attenders. Information is after all, viral. Michael Horn is the American Media Rep for the Meier Contacts and is available for events. Consider inviting him at your next committee meeting, please.

So I still think that you (BUFORA) are wasting at least some of your time on "lights in the sky" and should now be focusing on CE-5 encounters only; especially The Meier CE-5 Case. In this particular case, the ETs have provided a large amount of knowledge and advice for our use. Ignoring it is madness (yes that's quite a strong word, madness but humans on Earth are quite mad when you read the news aren't they?). There is also a wealth of multiple types of evidence. BUFORA would have a field day (or decade) if they investigated the case. An investigation has already been done mind you, several times. The most comprehensive one was done by the late Wendelle Stevens (father of Ufology some say) and his colleagues back in the late 70s and 80s. But this case is still ongoing (the ETs still beam into Billy's office from time to time or he actually goes aboard their beamships, still!) so BUFORA has a chance to become the world's first sincere UFO research association (unlike them MUFON cretins across the water) and take mankind forwards in a responsible manner in your capacity as an objective and scientific investigative body. Consider that also, at your next committee meeting, please. When is that by the way?

A good hyperlink for your committee to consider having on your website is this one: http://futureofmankind.co.uk (I created this website in 2006). But FIGU is the official organisation that "handles" Meier's affairs: http://www.figu.org (I am not a member of FIGU). So both would be advisable in my opinion. Here is a description of FIGU from my website:

"In the 1970s, Billy Meier began working with other people interested in learning about his remarkable contact experiences with people from the Plejares. The knowledge he had gleaned from these contacts was written down and made available for public scrutiny. Some members of the group even witnessed the incredible phenomena themselves. Together they decided to publicise the information and formed a group they call FIGU, a German acronym that stands for Free Community of Interests for the Border and Spiritual Sciences and Ufological Studies. In addition to publishing and distributing the documented experiences, facts and evidences of Billy's contacts, FIGU addresses many vital, worldwide issues on a daily basis. These include the crusade against overpopulation, the fight against the abuse of women and children, the protection of animals, human rights, and the struggle to save Planet Earth and its plants, animals and human life."

We (the English speaking peoples of Earth) need German translators by the way as there are many contact reports and books still only available in that language. So if you know any who are interested please kindly offer my e-mail address.

I didn't mean to be pretentious by the way. I just wanted to let you know that I'm not an ignoramus who doesn't do his homework. Hey I'm still lazy occasionally but who isn't!

Peace to you and BUFORA,
James