PRO SKEPTICS OF BILLY MEIER, EXTRATERRESTRIALS EATING CROW

By MICHAEL HORN

(Michael Horn is the official U.S. representative of Billy Meier,
the elderly Swiss man who has been in contact with extraterrestrials
for more than a half-century. Horn's Web page is theyfly.com and it
had 3,925.601 hits at last look).

Ccopyright (c) 2006 by FIGU

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PROFESSIONAL SKEPTICS GROUP
PROVES UFOs ARE REAL

Organization Expected to Retract Defamatory
Claims, Facilitate $1,000,000 Award to Billy Meier

LOS ANGELES -- It was only a matter of time before a breakthrough
in authenticating the existence of non-terrestrial UFOs would take
place
but, surely, nobody thought it would come about this way.

Despite mounting evidence over the past half-century, the arbiters
and manipulators of public opinion in media, governmental and
scientific circles, along with professional skeptics and debunkers,
have marginalized serious discussion of UFOs and dismissed
all evidence as inconclusive and flawed.

=== Defamatory Claims? ===

A special target, at the top of the hit list for skeptics and debunkers
for more than 25 years, are the claimed contacts of a Swiss man,
Billy Meier. Meier, who claimed that his contacts with extraterrestrial
humans began in 1942, when he was five years old, also says that
they continue to this day, more than 60 years later.

But the skeptics, in labeling Meier and his evidence as fraudulent,
claim that he hoaxed his 35mm photos and 8mm film segments
of the UFOs during the mid-1970s using models or some unidentified
form of special effects wizardry to accomplish the alleged deception.

Professional skeptics, such as the international organization CFI,
magician/skeptic The "Amazing" Randi and science writer/skeptic
Michael Shermer, have long been in the forefront of those accusing
Meier of hoaxing his physical evidence, which also includes video
and sound recordings, as well as metal alloy samples.

Meier's supporters state that these claims run counter to the results
of scientific examination of Meier's evidence by experts from JPL, IBM,
USGS and Nippon TV, as well as special effects expert Wally Gentleman,
known for his work on Stanley Kubrick's "2001", among many films.
They also claim that all of Meier's physical evidence remains
irreproducible
even with today's technology.

=== The Challenge ===

In order to definitively resolve the matter, in early February 2001,
a number of Meier's more than 1200 photos and eight film segments
were presented for examination to case investigator Vaughn Rees
of CFI West, the Los Angeles branch of CFI.

Rees concluded that, in his expert opinion, they were all "easily
duplicated hoaxes" and that the two lights seen flashing alternately
from two different parts of the UFO in the film (Hasenbol, March 18,
1976 at: www.figu.org/us/ufology/videos.htm) were accomplished
simply by Meier's scratching the film with a pin.

Rees agreed to back up his claims by duplicating one of Meier's
UFO photos along with the film segment, which should be the easiest
to duplicate because it was the only one of Meier's that had no other
objects in it to compare to the UFO.

Rees stated that he already had a 35mm photo camera and knew where
to acquire an 8mm movie camera. His work wasn't required to be exact
to the last detail, just convincingly comparable in quality to Meier's.

Over the next two months Mr. Rees failed to submit anything to back
up his claims and, in May of 2001, it was suggested that he could try
using any high-tech equipment available to him, i.e. computers, special
effects, Photoshop, etc., to fulfill his commitment. It was also
suggested
that, if he wished to be sporting about it, he should use only one hand
since Meier is a one-armed man.

=== The Results ===

Two years later, at a UFO conference in February of 2003, Mr. Rees was
confronted about his failure to meet the challenge. He responded that
he
still didn't have access to a photo-processing lab, which Meier himself
never had access to, having sent all of his films off to a local shop
for developing.

Rees was reminded that he could, and perhaps had already tried to,
use any high-tech means at his disposal instead. In a comparable
two-year period Mr. Meier had, with one hand, produced hundreds
of photos, while the able-bodied, technology-savvy Mr. Rees had
produced none.

Now, about three years have passed and Mr. Rees has still failed
to provide even one photo or film to back up his claims. In a
three-year
period of time Meier had taken nearly 1,000 photographs and, in about
one year's time, he took at least one-half dozen of his 8mm films,
and he did all of this using only one hand!

A comparable number and quality of such types of films for
n individual special effects person during the mid-1970s (and
maybe any other time period) would be quite respectable, though
an Internet search will reveal that no such cinematic accomplishments,
professional or otherwise, exist.

This may be the first, and most important, time in history that
skeptics have set out to disprove a presumed hoax and ended up
proving its authenticity. And, in this case, what they proved is
undoubtedly the factuality of the most important event in human
history, the existence of, and contact with, extraterrestrials.

=== What Integrity Demands ===

The professional skeptics of the Meier case have concocted
all sorts of fanciful notions and theories as to how he hoaxed
the evidence. But when challenged to prove their claims they
repeatedly replied that it was not their job to attempt to duplicate
the evidence, although conducting themselves according to the
scientific method would require it.

Their time for freely, and irresponsibly, attacking Meier ran out
when Rees and CFI West utterly and completely failed to meet
the challenge they had finally accepted. In so doing, they effectively
proved Meier's UFOs real and their own claims unsubstantiated
and defamatory.

Unequivocal public retractions and apologies are now due Meier
from CFI West, Vaughn Rees, Randi, Michael Shermer, etc

They have indulged in character assassination, slander and libel,
and the sloppiest, least scientific thinking imaginable. It is now
absolutely incumbent upon any and all of the skeptics who have
offered money for proof of "paranormal" phenomenon, to offer it
o Meier and his non-profit organization in Switzerland, FIGU.

Specifically, the offer by JamesRandi of $1,000,000 for proof
f a paranormal ability has been more than satisfied and must be paid.

Integrity demands that they now live up to their word. There can
be absolutely no argument, dispute or doubt now, especially
considering the abysmal, failed attempts by the skeptical
accusers themselves, with any tools at their disposal, to debunk,
let alone duplicate, Meier's stunning proof.

Now it's time to recognize that the most important event in human
history has occurred and to discover what meaning it holds for us.

=== Addendum ===

While the skeptics have offered an unexpected contribution
to authenticating what have come to be known as the Meier
Contacts, it's really only the tip of a very deep and solid iceberg
of irrefutable proof far beyond a reasonable doubt.

=== Noted Astronomer Corroborates Additional Evidence ===

In April of 2003, Dr. Joseph Veverka, chairman of the astronomy
department at Cornell University, was presented with documentation
of specific information on Jupiter, its rings and its moons, published
by Meier in October, 1978, five months before the Voyager probe
photographed and relayed the information back to Earth.

When shown the evidence that Meier described the moon Io as being
the most volcanically active body in the solar system, prior to the
first
official knowledge of it in March of 1979, Veverka was direct and
candid,
"If he said that 3-5 months before, then all that I can say is that
he's right."

Meier also documented the fact that Jupiter has rings; described
the chemical composition of the planet's surface, the coloration
of it's moons, Io's smooth surface and Europa being encrusted in ice.

But far more amazingly, Meier accurately described both the composition
and the source of Jupiter's rings 20 years before scientists from
Cornell
announced their findings, in 1998!

=== Prophetically Accurate Information ===

In February of 1995, Meier published a lengthy document of enormous
complexity in which he foretold the likelihood of certain specific
future
events. In September 2001, portions of that information were included
in the book "And Yet They Fly!" written by Guido Moosbrugger,
an Austrian former schoolteacher and principal acquainted with
Meier for about 25 years.

The following seven items, foretold on pages 347 and 348 of "And
Yet They Fly!" have recently occurred and virtually in the sequence
Meier foretold:

The strike or attack by the US and its president (Iraq). Meier even
used the word "stun" when he said the strike would "...stun the entire
world..." "Stun" is a synonym for the term "shock" used by the US
as in "shock and awe".

Meier correctly predicted the following upsurge in unrest and
violence from Islamic fundamentalists.

Meier foretold the spread of AIDS, which has indeed become
very widespread.Mad Cow Disease has since spread to other animals
and humans as Meier also predicted.

Meier said that a new disease and epidemic would then appear
and SARS did just that.


His warning regarding a renewed threat of chemical warfare
is more in the news than ever.

Meier specifically warned of the possibility of an accident, one that
he said could be avoided, however, at the nuclear power plant near
Lyon, France. The emergency scenario, and the timely shut down
of that exact plant, occurred on August 12, 2003
.
Now, in case the astronomically high odds against any kind
of coincidences or lucky guesses aren't apparent, consider that
Meier identified the following eight years in advance:

The exact country and leader (out of hundreds) that would launch
a stunning attack and a synonym for the term actually used by that
country's leader (impossible to calculate).

The exact religious group (out of thousands) that would respond
with their own attacks.

The exact disease (out of thousands) that would spread widely
among humans.

The exact animal disease (out of thousands) that would spread
to other animals and humans.

The sudden appearance of a new disease and epidemic.

The exact kind of weapons and warfare that would cause renewed
threats.

The exact location (out of 436) and type of facility (out of several)
that would have a near-accident.

If this doesn't qualify as a genuine demonstration of psychic or
aranormal abilities nothing does.

And it far exceeds any reasonable requirements to garner
the financial award promised for such a demonstration, though
that never has been the purpose of Meier's mission.

It is only fitting, however, that those who have long accused him
of being a hoaxer out for non-existent, and unproven, financial gain,
should now have the opportunity to reward him, not only for his
abilities, but also for suffering the fools and their defamation for so
long.

For those who may be unaware, in addition to character
assassination, Meier has survived more than 20l assassination attempts.

=== The Sound Recordings ===

Finally, the skeptics (and others who've actually tried) have also been
unable to reproduce the sound recordings Meier made of a UFO,
using only a cassette tape recorder, in an open field in front of 15
witnesses.

There are 32 simultaneous frequencies occurring, 24 in the audible
nd eight in the inaudible range. To date, they remain irreproducible
even with state-of-the-art synthesizers, let alone with cassette
machines outdoors.

You can hear, and download, a three-minute sample of the sounds
at:www.figu.org/us/ufology/beamship_sound.htm and experiment
with them yourself. You will also find more documentation on the
Meier Contacts at this website: www.andyettheyfly.com.

=== The Most Important Event In Human History ===

Now that the authenticity of the Meier Contacts have been
firmly established, we can begin to examine the information,
and the real purpose, behind the most important event in human
history. Hint: It has to do with our future survival.

http://andyettheyfly.com/

Ed Conrad
http://www.edconrad.com
Man as Old as Coal
and
Proof of Life After Death

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