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There  are other evidences presented by Meier, like the landing tacks and  impression of a 6-fingered ET on a car bonnet: evidences that were seen  and verified by investigators, but scientific analysis were not  extensively documented.
 
There  are other evidences presented by Meier, like the landing tacks and  impression of a 6-fingered ET on a car bonnet: evidences that were seen  and verified by investigators, but scientific analysis were not  extensively documented.
  
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#If  one considers the quantum of all the prophetic information published in  copyrighted books which have fulfilled AFTER the publication of those  books, then what is the probability of picking up a multitude of  subjects and making random prophecies/predictions, only for those to  come true?  
 
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#*In  other words, everything that exists is a part of Creation and is  encapsulated by it – for e.g. your body, people around you, your  thoughts, thoughts of other people around you, things that you can  perceive, things that you cannot perceive, the sun, the planets, other  sun, other planets, the computer or the iPhone you are using to access  this article, the building blocks of life, energy, radiation, the human  spirit, spirit of other life forms, and so on. Is not Creation one big,  fat, self-evident, on-the face truth that proves itself to us 24x7x365?  Can Creation be a hoax?
 
#*In  other words, everything that exists is a part of Creation and is  encapsulated by it – for e.g. your body, people around you, your  thoughts, thoughts of other people around you, things that you can  perceive, things that you cannot perceive, the sun, the planets, other  sun, other planets, the computer or the iPhone you are using to access  this article, the building blocks of life, energy, radiation, the human  spirit, spirit of other life forms, and so on. Is not Creation one big,  fat, self-evident, on-the face truth that proves itself to us 24x7x365?  Can Creation be a hoax?
  
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Revision as of 12:57, 14 August 2011

For those who have very recently come across the information presented by “Billy” Eduard Albert Meier, an interesting journey lies ahead from just gathering the information on all aspects of the case to finally coming to a conclusion about the authenticity of the case. The goal of this article is to make the journey simpler – by putting forward three questions to the readers, which when answered AFTER reading about all the aspects of the case, and answered honestly, should give a nearly fair evaluation of authenticity of the case.

So, those who have never ever met Billy Meier let alone any Plejaren – how it is possible to come to the eventual conclusion that the Billy Meier case is authentic?

Let us assume for a moment that Billy Meier is an expert hoaxer and like a professional fiction-writer he has built an entire fictional world for his story; and that Billy Meier’s fictional world is inhabited by the Plejaren and Baawi, Lyran and Vegan characters, and accompanied with cooked up historical tales, and spiritual teaching meant to sell books, just like J.R.Tolkien’s imaginary world for the Lord of the Rings trilogy, inhabited by hobbits and men, elves and dwarves and fascinating tales of imaginary Middle Earth. The difference between an author creating characters and making up stories and Billy Meier telling us about other civilisations is three-fold:

A. The circumstantial and physical evidences.

B. The prophetic information, or the prophecies and predictions.
C. The spiritual information.

The Evidences

Photographs

  1. Could the photographs[1] present in copyrighted books published before the age of personal computers be made in such a way, that even today, they cannot be duplicated (at least without computers), and then compared head to head?
  2. What is the probability that favourable photo analysis by people like Jim Dilettoso, Neil Davies, Jun-Ichi Yaoi (Nippon TV) and Design Technology (contractor for NASA) was due to them been fooled by Billy Meier’s photo simultaneously?
  3. What fraction of alleged UFO-contactees has provided pictures for similar scientific analysis?

Videos

  1. Could the videos[2][3] made before the age of personal computers be faked in a manner such that there is not even 1 accomplice?
  2. What is the probability that favorable video analyses by people like Jun-Ichi Yaoi (Nipon TV), Volker Engel and Marc Weigert (the latter two from Uncharted Territory, and won Academy Awards for special effects in “Independence Day”) was because Billy Meier was able to fool all of them?
  3. What fraction of alleged UFO-contactees has provided videos for similar scientific analysis?

Most, if not all of those who investigated Billy Meier’s photos and videos were either made to sign their report, or have given their account in front of video camera, or have had their analysis published in copyrighted book(s).

Sound Recordings

  1. Sound analyses[4] was done by sound engineers from Excalibur Studio, Peter Gimer and Rick Coupland of Micor, undersea sound technician Robin L. Shellman and at Naval Undersea Sound Center at Connecticut revealed that the sound samples were a) not synthesized and b) not matching any known source on earth. Is it possible for someone without access to either a) classified military technology, or, b) real extraterrestrial craft sound, to fool the above experts?
  2. What fraction of alleged UFO-contactees has provided sounds for similar scientific analysis?

The Metal Samples

  1. Marcel Vogel, an eminent, multi-patent holder scientist from IBM, famous for his work in the areas of crystals, electroluminescence and computer magnetic disks, examined the metal samples provided by Billy Meier and concluded that those could not be made by technologies available to earth[5]. He had gone on record in video, in radio interviews and in his report declaring the result of his analysis. Is it possible for someone without access to either a) classified military technology, or, b) real extraterrestrial source to fool someone like Marcel Vogel?
  2. What fraction of alleged UFO-contactees has provided other-worldly samples for similar scientific analysis?

Eyewitness Testimonies

  1. Between 1962 and 2010 there were over 120 known witnesses to various types of events that corroborate, verify, enforce and prove the authenticity of Billy Meier's experiences[6]. 15 of those witnesses were subjected to lie detector tests, and all of them passed. Was it possible for multiple witnesses to fool the lie detector test at the same time?
  2. What chance did Billy Meier and Phobol Cheng (a retired U.N. diplomat from Cambodia) had in successfully fooling an expert from the U.S. Army, who has been trained to pick up lies by observing body language?
  3. What fraction of alleged so-called UFO-contactees could muster eyewitness testimonies that were examined through a lie detector machine?

Even Billy Meier’s ex-wife, Kalliope Meier passed a lie detector test. Now, away from lie detector machines after a divorce she claims that Billy Meier has been a hoaxer! Which of her accounts is to be taken as truthful? There are other evidences presented by Meier, like the landing tacks and impression of a 6-fingered ET on a car bonnet: evidences that were seen and verified by investigators, but scientific analysis were not extensively documented.

Q1) Considering the above answers, are you convinced that Billy Meier is really having contact with beings from another planet, or at least beings from a technically advanced civilization?


Prophecies

Not re-winding back too far down the memory lane, just in the last 3 years, there have been at least 3 predictions/prophecies[7][8] previously made by Billy Meier or his alleged extraterrestrial friend(s) that have come true:

  • From 59th contact: talk of existence of water on Mars.
    • Date of contact: 8th July 1976
    • First translated in English: unknown
    • First published: 1993 in Message from Pleiades Vol. 3 (ISBN: 978-0934269285)
    • Confirmed: 31st July 2008 by NASA[9]
  • From 469th contact: talk of petroleum companies, including those of Saudi Arabia, concealing exceeding capacity (peak oil theory)
    • Date of contact: 11th August 2008
    • First translated in English: 8th February 2009
    • First published: 22nd February 2009 in The Future Of Mankind website.
    • Confirmed: Two of US Embassy cable sent on 7th May 2006 and 10th December 2007, published by Wikileaks on 8th February 2010, titled “US concern over Saudi Arabia oil production” and “Saudi oil company oversold ability to increase production, embassy told” respectively.
  • From 220th contact: talk of how earth’s gravitational pull distorted moon.
    • Date of contact: 2nd December 1987
    • First translated into English: 31st May 2010
    • First published: November 2004 in German (latest version of Plejadisch-plejarische Kontakberichte, Gespräche, Block 5) and 31st May 2010 in English in The Future Of Mankind website.
    • Confirmed: 12th November 2010 by NASA[10]

In an ongoing development, scientists and researcher from Arizona State University concluded in March 2011, that chemicals from meteorite “seeded” earth with elements necessary for life. Until now, it has only been a theory. Watch out for further scientific support from other Universities and the scientific community in support of this theory being fact, i.e. meteors seeding planets with micro-organism as declared in Contact Report 224 and first published November 2004 in German in the latest version of Plejadisch-plejarische Kontakberichte, Gespräche, Block 5 and in English in December 2005 in the now defunct site gaiaguys.net.

  1. What is the probability of picking up the above 3 random subjects and making random prophecies/predictions, only for those to come true?
  2. If one considers the quantum of all the prophetic information published in copyrighted books which have fulfilled AFTER the publication of those books, then what is the probability of picking up a multitude of subjects and making random prophecies/predictions, only for those to come true?

Q2) Considering the above answers, are you convinced of the truthfulness of Billy Meier as a prophet?


The Spiritual Information

  1. Billy Meier has not been in a position to benefit from the spirit teaching[11]. He has been repeatedly attacked for his stance on religion. An expert hoaxer would have simply fed public the comfort food and become acceptable to a large majority of the target audience. Billy Meier did the opposite – he published deeply controversial information. What could have been the motive of a person who spoke against the madness of religion since his early days of alleged contacts, and continue to do so?
  2. He continues to be an outcast in the UFO community and his case is least heard. The UFO community fears Billy Meier because he and his extraterrestrial friends rubbish all other claims of contacts, ET-American Government joint bases, channeling, ascended masters, 5th dimension, light-shower, light-workers, Sananda, Maitrayee, 2012 end of the world, Reptilians, alien abduction and subsequent bizarre sexual experiments, Chakras, etc. Accepting Billy Meier would mean abandoning 99.99% of materials that lurch in a standard New Age/pseudo-spiritual/UFO website. What would a hoaxer looking to sell his material have done?
  3. His stance on the overpopulation issue – a taboo subject, has brought him no fame or favor. It especially offends the off-the-shelve religious hardliner who consider reproducing a God-given right and a gift from God, and know-it-all human rights activists who consider reproducing a human right, a.k.a. no strings attached. What would a super intelligent hoaxer have done?
  4. He published the deeply heretical Talmud Jmmanuel (ISBN 978-0971152335). Prof. James Deardorff, after 20 years of research came to the conclusion Talmud Jmmanuel was the source for the Gospel of Matthew and also published a book: “Celestial Teachings: The Emergence of the True Testament of Jmmanuel (Jesus)” (ISBN 978-0926524118). He based his conclusion[12] after comparing passage to passage and provided compelling evidences. There is no available research done by any Biblical scholar to prove the contrary, but only baseless statements. How could Billy Meier have doctored such a document which could present over 100 instances where, in the words of Prof. Deardorff, “the arguments pointing to Matthean dependence upon the TJ are seen to be difficult to reverse”, and that too, without any conflicts and inconsistencies?
  5. Last, but not the least, Billy Meier teaches about Creation. The below quotes about Creation are from Stimme der Wassermannzeit, No. 89 December 1993
    • "3. The Universe is Creation's internal and external body."
    • "5. Creation pervades everything and everything pervades Creation, therefore forming oneness within itself. Within this oneness occur all life and all of the evolution allotted to it."
    • In other words, everything that exists is a part of Creation and is encapsulated by it – for e.g. your body, people around you, your thoughts, thoughts of other people around you, things that you can perceive, things that you cannot perceive, the sun, the planets, other sun, other planets, the computer or the iPhone you are using to access this article, the building blocks of life, energy, radiation, the human spirit, spirit of other life forms, and so on. Is not Creation one big, fat, self-evident, on-the face truth that proves itself to us 24x7x365? Can Creation be a hoax?

Q3) Considering the above answers, are you convinced of the truthfulness of the spiritual teaching?


Calculate the mathematical probability of hoax or truth

Here is a little exercise for those inclined to mathematics and statistics[13]:

fQN = (fQ1*fQ2*…fQN ) / ((fQ1*fQ2*…fQN)+( (1-fQ1)+(1-fQ2)+… (1-fQN)) (1)
fhoax= (fQ1*fQ2*fQ3 ) / ((fQ1*fQ2*fQ3)+( (1-fQ1)+(1-fQ2)+ (1-fQ3)) (2)
fauthentic = 1 -fhoax (3)
Pauthentic% = fauthentic x 100% (4)

Against, each of the sub-questions, write down the approximate probability of an answer that would imply Billy Meier to be a hoaxer (in fraction…0 for 100% authentic, .5 for unsure, maximum value 1 for 100% hoax, etc.); put those values in formula (1) and calculate fQ1, fQ2, and fQ3 for the first, second and third question respectively. Again apply fQ1, fQ2, and fQ3 to formula (2) to get fhoax. Then subtract the resultant value from 1, as in formula (3) and multiply by 100, as in formula (4) to get the authenticity probability of the Billy Meier case …Presto!

Conclusion

It is important not to just blindly believe a theory or a story claimed to be real. A theory put forward by someone can be confirmed by virtue of its evidence - then it becomes knowledge[14]. Investigation, analysis, and subsequent putting of those evidences into perspective always help to graduate oneself from the shadow of belief to the light of knowledge. I urge the reader to do the same.

Peace in wisdom
Subhabrata Mukhuti
13.03.2010

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