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   Your Name Here=Harvey to All   
   Re: authentic experiences?   
   04 Jun 05 01:16:54   
   
   From: kiwi@ing.notin.aus   
      
   In article ,   
   david@edenroad.demon.co.uk says...   
   >   
   >On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 09:22:42 +0000, Your Name Here=Harvey wrote:   
   >   
   >> I am reading into the Billy Meier material, and there is a lot of   
   >> information he's releasing. I don't think you should just read the   
   >> negative critical material only, as they tend to focus on the orthodox   
   >> view of regarding him as a hoax first, without giving the evidence a   
   >> decent look.   
   >   
   >He's a liar, and a fraud.   
   >   
   >Why believe _anything_ he has to say?   
   >   
   >> He's not into making money from the material he releases, nor building an   
   >> empire of any kind. His spiritual center seems to be just that, not like   
   >> others of the Sali Baba variety.   
   >   
   >That's "Sai Baba"   
   >   
   >He's doing it for the kudos, the appreciation of gullible muppets like   
   >yourself.   
   >   
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   I did read "Light Years" about 10+ years ago and I was impressed by it.   
   I found it very interesting. Then later on, I paid attention to various   
   UFO television 'documentaries' - and they often depicted Billy Meier as   
   a fraud/etc. One program said he used models and bonsai trees to 'create'   
   those famous photographs of his. (This is using the technique of   
   'forced perspective'). It all sounded believable, and so I tended to   
   believe in this, and then disbelieve the Light Years book.   
   I regret that I didn't do any follow further into Billy Meier.   
      
   ...   
      
   10+ years later - I find there is a lot of material about Billy Meier   
   accessible via file sharing networks such as eMule and Xolox.   
   I started checking this out, and learn about the Talmud Jmmanuel text   
   wwww.tjresearch.info   
   What is presented here, is about the same views presented in an   
   independent British television documentary 'Did Jesus Die?' which was   
   screened 3-4 years ago at Easter, here. I taped that program.   
   No mention was made of Billy Meier or the Talmud Jmmanuel text/etc in   
   this British television program.   
   I recall that the idea that Jesus didn't die, but was near death,   
   was presented in another program some years ago. An Arthur C Clarke   
   program? Maybe it was simply an independent program?   
   Also I downloaded a lecture given by Wendelle Stevens, who recounts   
   his early investigation into Billy Meier, it was a slideshow lecture   
   given at a UFO conference, that was videotaped. He recounts the whole   
   story about Billy Meier with Black and White (Billy Meier's earliest   
   UFO photographs) photographs and colour photographs. He explains   
   why the forced perspective technique was not used. That Billy Meier   
   used an Olympus 35ECR camera for those famous photographs, that the   
   camera was accidentally dropped, such that the focus was locked solid   
   at the infinity setting, and that photographs were taken in series.   
   Wendelle Stevens travelled to the exact locations where the photographs   
   were taken, saying there was no way to enable someone to hang a UFO   
   model in front of the camera at those locations, because of the drop   
   below. I am familiar with 35mm cameras of that era, when the photographs   
   were taken, so I believe Wendelle Stevens information is more accurate   
   than the claims that the photographs were faked.   
   I do know enough about 35mm still cameras and photography to know which   
   is more believable and proveable.   
      
   Billy Meier has set up a centre/retreat there - it remains just that   
   and nothing more. Something modest and simple.   
      
   If you read about Billy Meier - he's not into public speaking and   
   wanting attention for himself. He's not the type that wants fame nor   
   fortune. He certainly doesn't have the latter.   
      
   As for being a gullible muppet - I think that comment has revealed   
   who you are, and how open your mind is.   
      
      
   Harvey   
      
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