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Originally posted by born_to_be_wired
boy he really must've pissed some people off with his hoaxes if they tried to assasinate him 20 times
wouldnt it be just the craziest thing if his claims turned out to be true, like stuff he wrote some 10,20 years before science confirmed his "wild" claims
Originally posted by SkyWay
Although the word hoax is thrown at Billy Meier many times I don't think anyone has ever proven that any of his films of ufos were not real.
Originally posted by born_to_be_wired
those might as well have been planted by his enemies, as a lot of other "questionable" evidence...this days you can proove to anyone hes a hoaxer and hoax anything yourself, but this was how many years ago?
You cant deny his is a fascinating story though, excellent read
Originally posted by Crakeur
Originally posted by SkyWay
Although the word hoax is thrown at Billy Meier many times I don't think anyone has ever proven that any of his films of ufos were not real.
actually, someone or some group did find some damning evidence to the contrary regarding his photos, including the still photo taken of an alien that was really a still from an old tv show, a pie tin space craft and a few other space crafts made, apparently, in his garage.
Originally posted by SkyWay
There has never been anyone, except for Billy Meier, who has produced such clear photos and films of non-human flying craft in broad daylight. When such clarity is provided it is a good indication that the photos are authentic....fakes are usually out of focus and taken in poor lighting conditions. Also, with such clear and sharply focused photos and films it is easier to see that they are authentic because it is clear that there are no strings or other artificial supports attached to the ufos/craft. Furthermore, such clearly recorded images are easier to analyze and determine if they are fake, yet as easy as it would be with such clear images it has never been done as far as I know...only unproven accusations which are so easy to make that they are completely worthless and irrelevent. Anyone can be accused of anything.
Also, I don't think anyone has ever produced the kind of sharply focused photos and films that Billy Meier has produced, USING THE SAME KIND OF EQUIPMENT THAT HE USED. Meier has made many such photos and lengthy films. Which is another reason to believe he is for real since hoaxers try to keep their pictures limited to a very small number, maybe one or two, to lessen the chances of making mistakes. But Billy Meier has produced hundreds, if not thousands, of sharp photos of the craft, which indicates that he has nothing to hide. He just put the photos out there in prolific quantities. This is not the way hoaxers operate. So Billy Meier is quite believable. The only hoaxers are among the people trying to discredit him.
[edit on 6-12-2006 by SkyWay]
The Meier photograph of the beautiful Pleiadian alien, Semjase, turned out to be a photocopy of a model from a Sears Catalog. Another one of Meier's photographs, where he allegedly traveled into the future aboard a Pleiadian Beamship to photograph the aftermath of a 9.0 earthquake in San Francisco showing the toppled Trans-America building, turned out to be a realistic looking painting from a geology magazine article about earthquakes. On top of these damning examples, every single one of Billy Meier's photographs of Pleiadian ships have been shown to be of third, fourth and even fifth generation(photographs of photographs) This means the he likely airbrushed suspension wires and other signs of fraud. There is not one example of an original, first generation Billy Meier photograph. On top of that, it has been shown that the reflections on some of the Pleiadian ships are not consistent with the position of the sun, indicating possible superimposition techniques. To top it off, a reporter found a bunch of miniature models exactly matching many of the Pleiadian ships shown in his photos. His ex-wife has come out to denounce him as a fraud as well. The evidence is overwhelming that whole Billy Meier story is unquestionably, absolutely, completely and totally 100% BOGUS. Case Closed!
Originally posted by Crakeur
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The Meier photograph of the beautiful Pleiadian alien, Semjase, turned out to be a photocopy of a model from a Sears Catalog. Another one of Meier's photographs, where he allegedly traveled into the future aboard a Pleiadian Beamship to photograph the aftermath of a 9.0 earthquake in San Francisco showing the toppled Trans-America building, turned out to be a realistic looking painting from a geology magazine article about earthquakes. On top of these damning examples, every single one of Billy Meier's photographs of Pleiadian ships have been shown to be of third, fourth and even fifth generation(photographs of photographs) This means the he likely airbrushed suspension wires and other signs of fraud. There is not one example of an original, first generation Billy Meier photograph. On top of that, it has been shown that the reflections on some of the Pleiadian ships are not consistent with the position of the sun, indicating possible superimposition techniques. To top it off, a reporter found a bunch of miniature models exactly matching many of the Pleiadian ships shown in his photos. His ex-wife has come out to denounce him as a fraud as well. The evidence is overwhelming that whole Billy Meier story is unquestionably, absolutely, completely and totally 100% BOGUS. Case Closed!