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Jeff Ritzmann/Derek Bartholomew/Teri Uhouse responses. You'd think by now (102 Billy Meier thread pages later) that those who disbelieve the story would simply give it a rest. J. Ritzmann's "last response to this matter" was 65 posts ago. They appear to love jumping on these threads like moths to a flame. You never see them until a Billy Meier thread pops up.
Originally posted by Malevolent_Aliens
reply to post by Dklanan
Ok I am curious now, what do people think about the Handbook For the New Paradigm?
(Supposedly written by the same Pleaidians that Billy Meier was in contact with)
Originally posted by me262
I think you guys are looking at the wrong photo - the good one is the "wedding cake" ufo, it looks like a hubcap, an air cleaner, and some macaroni glued together and spray painted silver, with runs in the paint. The stuff on Dr WHO looks better.
I checked out theyfly when he was on C2C, and saw this silly wedding cake ufo, and couldn't believe they let him on the radio.
Maybe I'll make some ufo's this weekend with the kids, out of some garbage can lids and the shopvac......some silver spray paint from walmart....
Originally posted by derekcbart
Now, here is the problem with these photos. The person identified as Asket is actually the singer and dancer Michelle DellaFave. Michelle was a longtime member of the “Golddiggers” and the “Dingaling Sisters” who appeared on the Dean Martin Variety Show from 1969-1973. Michelle still performs to this day and her CD releases and performance schedule can be found at The Golddiggers Super Site.
Originally posted by Nohup
Originally posted by lee anoma
Those are actually the same background from the looks of it, not two different ones. It is the same background at different times of the day photograghed in different positions. Look carefully, because to me the backgrounds are similar.
Well, even if that were the case, then what about the saucer? Did it take hours to fly around the tree, or did it just come back hours later to do it? Either way, it's just doesn't make any sense.
Originally posted by amigo
(RANT ON)
God (the *real* Divine presence in the Universe) help us if something really happens and we need to organize our efforts and forces together, I will surely not team up with any one of you - I guarantee it.
Why? Because all of you are pathetic! Just look at yourself, pull back and re-frame because this thread is a perfect example. It takes nothing to polarize the situation but a sketchy subject and two sides automatically surface and we have a conflict.
How are we going to achieve anything when we can't agree on the facts. Allow me to lay them down to you...
None of you really *know* for a fact anything about Billy Meier. Neither the so-called debunkers, image experts, and others supporters who "expertly" debunk subjects over and over again without having *any* personal first hand knowledge whatsoever; nor the blind believers who wish for some Utopian dream to come true because of lack of courage to deal with issues in their own lives (although possibly both groups have issues, some kind of hunger for attention or importance, lack of own direction, or something totally different...who cares anyways).
Both draw conclusions from "evidence" they have not collected first hand/personally, or experienced it/have intimate knowledge of. *Knowledge* of, remember that word, because it's not belief, faith, or thinking but KNOWLEDGE - big difference.
Oh, and both sides can take your "open mindedness" and shove it up where the Sun does not shine, respectively.
I am sorry but I will NOT subscribe to this consensus reality you are constantly creating, over and over again. Keep it for yourself. I am not even interested in the excuses you will make to justify (read: perpetuate) need for its existence (of the aforementioned consensus reality).
It saddens me even more that you are cramming it down the throat of everyone else on Terra. Heck, why stop there, it is *your* fault, collectively that things are like this on Terra, not Billy Meier's or Pleiadians.
Only when all of you who do not "know" but *think* you do are gone, will there be a change happening in the consensus reality projected on Terra because the influence of your distortion will disappear, and finally those who are there and then will be able to KNOW once again after a long long time of unknowing and illusion.
(RANT OFF)
Originally posted by Matrix1111
Originally posted by Malevolent_Aliens
reply to post by Dklanan
Ok I am curious now, what do people think about the Handbook For the New Paradigm?
(Supposedly written by the same Pleaidians that Billy Meier was in contact with)
No kidding? I didn't know that was a book by the Pleaidians? I got my free copy and read it. It didn't read like there was any new paradigm. I was more about how you can join other people and become part of a paradigm shift group. The more you read of it, the further away the new paradigm got. I think, if I recall correctly, it ended with your having to contact someone or get on a mailing list or order another book. A big disappointment. Who knows? Maybe it was their way of weeding out the insincere people who aren't really "new paradigm" quality.
I don't know Billy, but the threats he received were also received by Alex Collier.
Alex is a long-term contactee, and information he revealed in the early 90s which went completely against mainstream astronomy/astrophysics (including something which was diametrically opposed to Stephen Hawking) proved that Alex's source of information was absolutely correct,
and the fact that he is not even a scientist IMO indicates he was receiving his information from exactly who he said he was.
He no longer does interviews, he does not write books, and he had nothing to gain from coming forward with that information then.
Now he has much to lose, so he is wisely staying quiet. Phil Schneider paid the ultimate price for what he revealed, and what did he have to gain? He was attempting to warn others what he had learned.
Photos can be faked, experts can make mistakes. But consider the testimonies of more than 40 individuals whose UFO experiences, in conjunction with the “Meier Case,” changed their lives.