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Originally posted by AngelsofArmageddon
reply to post by kyrebelyell2004
You have some really good points, but I want to address the "short bus" comment as well...
Stephen Hawking rode the short bus funny guy.(not you kyrebelye)
Meier published advance warning of the US attack on Iraq, the increase in Islamic terrorism to follow, the appearance of SARS, the spread of "mad cow disease", the renewed public concern over chemical warfare, and the near accident at the nuclear power plant near Lyon, France (which occurred in August 2003). All of this information and more from the 251st Contact was also published in Guido Moosbrugger's book, And Yet They Fly!, in September 2001—well before any of the foretold events occurred.
Originally posted by wasco2
Originally posted by bluemooone2
Well I know this may hurt my credibility here but so be it. I have read and seen almost everything concerning this case mostly due to a personal experience with a `beemship` in 1979. Billy has typed out somewheres near 16.000 pages of conversations he has had with the paladians. 16,000 pages . Why would anyone do this for some kind of hoax , ]
How about because he's bat# crazy?
Billy Meier is a total, abject fraud. He's not even a very good one. Anyone who believes his BS must have ridden the short bus to school.
Originally posted by cluckerspud
Originally posted by wasco2
How about because he's bat# crazy?
Billy Meier is a total, abject fraud. He's not even a very good one. Anyone who believes his BS must have ridden the short bus to school.
Agree 100%.
Originally posted by SuperManny
When Billy's wife left him she was pretty angry; therefore she sided with the debunkers to get back at him. Since she had a lot of insider information, the debunkers gained a lot of ground....
BTW, Billy is also the one who alledgedly [co]found the Gospel of Jesus written by Judas Iscariot, which he called The Talmud of Immanuel a.k.a. The Talmud of Jmmanuel