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One‑Armed Bandit of the Cosmos: Billy’s Back · Journey to the Fringe

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From the unexplained to the mundane, come join
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us on a journey to the fringe. Hello and welcome
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to Journey to the Fringe, where I think it's
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fair to say sometimes we don't wing it, but sometimes
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it's close. And we'll never tell you which ones.
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And I think some of the best ones are close to
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winging. But anyhow, Chelsea, what's your episode?
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Sorry, we are your podcast hosts, Taylor and
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Chelsea. Chelsea, what's your episode? Here I
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am, definitely not winging it like that opener.
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I thought I would do an elaboration, perhaps.
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another episode I don't know I'm definitely not
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winging this so I'm gonna start with a refresher
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on who we're talking about right now and that
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is Beam do you know who Beam is is it Billy Mays
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are we talking no Billy Myers sorry Billy Mays
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is the uh infomercial guy We have a real hard
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time with Billy Meyer's name. Once we remember
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Billy Mays' name, it's really hard to not think
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of him every time. So Beam is Billy Meyer, and
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I can't remember why it's Beam. Billy Edward
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Alligator Meyer. I don't know what the A's are.
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Alligator. Alligator. Isn't it B -E -E -M or
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is it B -E -A -M? B -E -A -M. Okay, because you
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can smell beam either way. I think it is. Anyhow,
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don't hold me to that in case you go back to
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the episode. I should have told you what episode
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that we're talking about it in, but from most
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recently, the assholes episode. Just to give
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you a refresher on Meyer first off, before we
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go on to bigger and greater things, because it's
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about Portia. He ties into it, let's say. Meyer
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claims to have been in regular contact with extraterrestrial
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beings. He calls the Plegerian. Formerly referred
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to as the Pleiadians since 1942 when he was five
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years old. According to his accounts, his primary
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contacts include an elderly man named Svath and
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a woman named Semjassi. He was the one with Pata,
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right? Yeah, Pata's in there somewhere. I still
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haven't learned if I'm pronouncing these names
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correctly, but I'm just going off English vibes.
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The evidence that he had, which was a lot. During
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the 1970s, Meyer produced hundreds of photographs,
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film footage of his space adventures, and sound
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recordings of what he calls beam ships. Yeah,
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he called them that. In brackets, UFOs is what
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beam ships are. He also presented metal samples
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that he claimed were of extraterrestrial origin.
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It was probably just tinfoil. The controversy
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lies in his claims widely characterized as fraudulent
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by many scientists and ufologists. Critics, including
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his ex -wife, have suggested his photos were
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created using small models made from household
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items such as trash can lids and Christmas ornaments,
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and oh, do they ever look like it. The impact
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of Meyer and his claims is one of the most famous
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photographs as silver dish shaped craft hovering
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over the Swiss countryside is the image featured
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on the I Want to Believe poster in Fox Mulder's
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office in the X -Files. So it's about as mainstream
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as you could get for. I don't know that you would
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recognize any other like major UFO other than
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that one. Do you think there's any other major
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ones? No. No, but let's face it, there's not
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a lot of famous UFO photos. Yeah, it's probably
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just that one. Not that it's famous, but it was
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on a good TV show. Now, Billy, he had one arm,
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by the way. He started the F -I -G -U. One arm
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Billy. Which is an acronym for Freie Intersegmentionschaft.
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Geischen Schwesenschefen and Ufologistudien,
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which in English is Free Community of Interest
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for the Border and Spiritual Sciences and Ufological
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Studies. Instead, I call it the FIGU. Well, I
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think everybody does. Its mission? To start with,
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it was founded in the late 1970s. The FIGU is
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a non -profit organization based in Hinterschmidtruti,
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Switzerland. It serves as the official body for
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preserving and disseminating Meyer's contact
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reports, transcripts of his alleged conversations
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with extraterrestrials. I did miss the FIGU website.
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Yeah. It's pretty great. Yeah. FIGU focuses on
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spiritual teaching, which Meyer claims was given
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to him by the Plagiarum. These teachings emphasize
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personal responsibility, the laws of creation,
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and a rejection of traditional organized religions.
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The silent revolution of truth. This phrase is
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often used by FIGU members to describe their
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efforts to spread what they believe is the truth
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about extraterrestrial life and human origin
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without seeking mainstream fame or admiration.
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I didn't cover this in my previous episodes on
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Beam, so I wanted to first take a look at Key...
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Well, let me back up a little bit. I thought
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that we would dig a little bit more into Billy
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Meyer and just poke around and see what's going
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on with him. And I found some pretty cool stuff
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to look at. Well, cool's a stretch. It's something.
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You found an episode. Yeah, it's something. I
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didn't cover this in my previous episodes on
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Beams, so I wanted to first take a look at predictions.
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So let's see what's come true and what's not.
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Under the topic of environmental and natural
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disasters, global warming and climate change.
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In the 1950s, Meyer predicted that the earth
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was heating up and that this would lead to an
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increase in hurricanes, tornadoes, and massive
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flooding. Checkmark Billy Meyer. I don't know
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in the 1950s if that was something that was kind
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of on the radar. It was. Yeah. That's about when
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the first Chevron emails go back to the 1950s
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where they're describing it. The first person
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to really talk about carbon dioxide as a global...
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insulator that would make heat stay within the
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planet. Oh, interesting. It was in the 1800s.
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So it's at least the idea that burning oil on
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the planet leading to global warming has been
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around for about 150 years. Oh, wow. Holy shit.
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Okay. Well, I'm glad you have that knowledge
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on that. Next one, destabilization of Cumbre
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Vieja. He predicted that the western flank of
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the Cumbre Vieja volcano in the Canary Islands
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would become unstable and eventually slide into
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the atlantic creating a massive tsunami i don't
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know about that one that's the first time i've
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ever heard come brief yeah you well yeah nobody
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knows about it it's slide into the ocean so we
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forgot about it was this even a thing let's check
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it out did slide into ocean it's still there
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And it said there is the risk of undergoing a
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large landslide, which could cause a tsunami
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in the Atlantic Ocean. So it sounds like it's
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something that's fairly on the radar as far as
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this volcano was concerned. San Francisco earthquake.
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Meyer has long predicted a catastrophic earthquake
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that will destroy San Francisco. I wonder if
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he knows that that happened. It was a long time
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ago. I assume he has to. When did he? That's
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probably why he picked that town to, you know,
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have it. When was the San Francisco earthquake?
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1910s, I want to say. Yeah, it was a long time
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ago. I think there was one in the 1980s. Yeah,
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so he just picked another one. This has already
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happened. It's probably going to happen again,
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right? As far as geopolitical and social shifts,
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I am so tempted to say something right now as
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a joke, but I'm going to withhold that within
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myself. Rise of Islamic terrorism. Meyer predicted
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a surge in global terrorism originating from
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the Middle East, specifically naming the rise
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of Islamic extremism. Interesting. When did he
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make that comment? 1958. Okay. Oh, and you know
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where this prophecy came from? Prophetic letters
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sent to various governments. Because Beam is
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just that off the hook insane. He predicted World
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War III. That's just a given. You gotta predict
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World War III. He warned of a third global conflict
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far more destructive than previous ones involving
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nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. He's
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just building on stuff that already has happened.
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The fall of the Soviet Union. He allegedly predicted
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the collapse of the USSR and the subsequent geopolitical
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reorganization of Europe. He did that one February
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28, 1987. Okay, so what? He's off by, what, two
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years, I think? I guess you could see it coming
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at that point. Probably. It's not that far off.
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Yeah. And he was making predictions in the 50s,
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so, like, I don't know what made him, at that
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point, decide on that. That's true. Maybe he
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was just reading the newspaper. Yeah, it's kind
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of getting ahead of those articles, or, like,
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somebody yelling at the TV, saying, say, I knew
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that's what was gonna happen. Like just before
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it happens. Yeah, exactly. Astronomical events
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that he predicted. The red meteor. Meyer predicted
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that a red meteor would endanger Earth in 2029
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and 2036. This has been linked by his followers
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to the asteroid Apophis. I'm going to have to
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remember that one because it kind of ties into
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something else. Really? Jupiter's moon Io. He
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described volcanic activity on Io before it was
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confirmed by the Voyager probes. Logically. Like,
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logically. I knew it was before the probes were
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there. Technological and scientific predictions.
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Sleek mirrorless cars. During a journey into
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the future, Meyer claimed to see small cars with
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smoothly rounded corners that lacked side view
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mirrors. Deep sea mining and explosions. He warned
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that gas or water entering underground magma
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chambers due to human interference or natural
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shifts would lead to massive volcanic ejecta.
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Okay. Never heard it put that way. Yeah, so those
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are the predictions. Just wanted to cover a few
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of what he's looking out for. Some seem, yeah,
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some of them seem spot on or at least somewhat
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accurate, whereas... Others are just kind of
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out to lunch. Yeah. Now, this is just a small,
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bite -sized sample of predictions. I mean, that's
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the whole thing about predictions. They can't
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all be right. Yeah, exactly. I assume. Yeah.
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Yeah. Who would want that? It's like, nobody
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likes to be right every time. Nobody has 100
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% accuracy in anything, I don't think. Unless
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it's us uploading podcast episodes every Friday.
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Yeah, 100 % every time. Only thing reliable on
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planet Earth. So the next thing that I want to
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go over is the latest contact. publication from
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Billy's website. This was uploaded just at the
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beginning of the month. Oh, no way. 2026. All
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of his contact reports are laid out like a weird
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Wikipedia government page. I don't even know
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how to describe this to you. It looks like Wikipedia,
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but it has like some jazzy Silver Star Center
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logos with a UFO like twirling around the earth.
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It's weird. It's really weird. Yeah, just like
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it. Anyhow, on one side it has the English translation.
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The other side it has the perfect German language
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version. So they're both laid out side by side.
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I'm going to skip the German translation for
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you guys. That's probably for the best. And just
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go right into the English. We don't need, like
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we said, we don't need 100%. Only on publishing.
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Not in our reading. So I really don't want to
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read this whole fucking thing to you guys, but
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I'm going to read as much as I can take. So as
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we saw in our episodes, I don't know how, in
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what manner he's contacting these people. I don't
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know if he's just sitting there at the computer,
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just, he's probably just sitting there making
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stuff up. Yeah, we went over it in the episode,
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I'm fairly certain, and it is weird. Because,
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like, he doesn't actually channel, he can just,
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like, say the things and be like, yep, Pata told
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me, and it, like, would happen while they're
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talking, he's talking to other people. Yeah,
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yeah, oh, it's so fucking weird. Anyhow. Let's
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do it. 923rd contact, Saturday, 27 December 2025,
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1241 hours. Quetzal, greetings, dear friend.
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But it is not possible for me to do otherwise,
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for I have to take you away for some time today.
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Though I will bring you back at the same time
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I take you away now. But this is necessary because...
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Billy. It's alright. I'm a bit unwell though
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because I suppose I cannot do anything about
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that because but it will be alright if I pull
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myself together a bit. Quetzal. Then I can. Billy.
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No. I do not want to do that because Quetzal.
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Of course. Then we should go because we are expected.
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Chelsea. Yeah? Do you want me to read one of
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the characters? Oh yeah. So that you don't have
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to say who's speaking? Okay. You didn't like
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that I was doing that? I think it'll be easier
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for everybody to understand if it can just be
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differentiated by who's saying it. Okay, I'm
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going to put it in general. Do you want to be
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Billy or do you want to be Quetzel? I think you
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do a good Quetzel. Okay. I'll be Billy. Okay,
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and getting into character, Quetzel, okay. Do
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German Quetzel. I don't do English, Billy. Greetings,
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dear friend. But it is not possible for me to
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do otherwise, for I have to take you away for
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some time today. Though I will bring you back
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at the same time I take you away now. But this
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is necessary because... This is fucking weird.
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It is all right. I'm a bit unwell, though, because
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I suppose I cannot do anything about that because...
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But it will be all right if I pull myself together
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a bit. then I can... No, I do not want to do
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that because... Of course, then we should go
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because we are expected. Okay, let us hit the
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road then. Where the fuck are they doing a road
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trip? That's the... I really want to know if
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that's what he said in German. Anyhow, we can
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also have private conversation there then, after
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which I will bring you back at the present time.
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This is so weird. That is also good. Let us go
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now then. Now that we are back and we know that
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the man has died. What? Now that we are back
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and we know that the man has died and his written
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legacy but has been burned since. Of course,
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I will endeavor for that to dictate our copy
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to you. Which I will do as soon as possible.
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Good, thank you. Then we can talk about other
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things now, because I have one more question,
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and I want to ask it first, because someone cannot
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get to grips with the fact that the refugees
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who were recently taken in by your Federation
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came from a galaxy just over 4 ,600 or so light
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years away. it apparently cannot be understood
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that another galaxy should not be millions of
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light years away from the next one such as our
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milky way galaxy and the andromeda galaxy which
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are about 2 .5 million light years apart people
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do not realize that galaxies do not necessarily
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have to be millions or even billions of light
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years apart as i know there are many small galaxies
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that are relatively very close and only about
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130 light years apart as i was able to determine
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Herman Wisfath when he showed me this on screen
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in the Ankar universe. So I know that your galaxy
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is also a spiral galaxy, but a completely different
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one to ours. Yours has two spiral arms, but unlike
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our galaxy, they extend from the center of the
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galaxy on both sides, whereby your solar system
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is located in one of the spiral arms, which together
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with the center of the galaxy and the other spiral
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arm has a diameter or a total length of just
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over 400 light years if I remember correctly
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What your grandfather taught me? Oh yeah, is
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it Pata? That's the grandfather? Yeah, I remember
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that too. There's a lineage. On both sides of
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your galaxy, the center of which is only about
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30 light years across, I remember, with one small
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galaxy on each side of the galaxy, many light
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years across, and your two small galaxies exist
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in the other closer region of your galaxy. This
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is all the preamble for a question, remember?
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Yes, one more question. If I now consider that,
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there's no way he's making all this shit up,
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right? No, who is making this up? This is how
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people ask questions. They give you all the information
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first. And you get comfortable enough with an
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alien that you're constantly cutting them off
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as soon as they start. It's at the beginning.
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Yep. Okay, if I now consider that outside our
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Milky Way, which, as far as I know, is calculated
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to be about 106 ,000 light years in diameter,
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there are also dwarf galaxies, then it is possible
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that if one of these or one of the planets is
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destroyed or the like, and furthermore harbors
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life human or human -like, those beings might
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flee and seek help in the nearest galaxy and
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possibly find it, if they are lucky, and they're...
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encounters similar beings, etc. As I know from
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Svath, small galaxies are also bound to our Milky
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Way, to my knowledge, about 55 or more of them,
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which are gravitationally bound to our spiral
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Milky Way. And so it is clear that there are
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not millions and billions of light years of distance
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between one galaxy and another, as it is the
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case between the Milky Way galaxy and the large
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Andromeda galaxy. In our universe. What the fuck
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does that mean? It's D -E -R -N, capital. It
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stands for some shit. Universe and explicitly
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outside the Milky Way galaxies are also gravitationally
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bound, although I do not know how far away they
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are. These are only... Was that the question?
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No, that was a statement. Nope, there's still
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a question coming. The end of this ends with
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a question. I fucking wonder what this question
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is. Wait at the end. These are only small galaxies,
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but they are galaxies. And as far as I know,
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there are probably trillions or even quadrillions
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of them in the entire cosmos. And I would also
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like to say... That what we see from Earth and
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our universe with regard to the cosmos is only
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the least of what effectively exists. Our astronomers
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also know that these exist. But as far as the
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galaxies that are still within gravitational
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range of our Milky Way are concerned, at a distance
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of only about 4 ,600 light years, none of them
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are as close as the refugees were. And as I have
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checked, there actually are at least 55 small
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galaxies in the gravitational field of our Milky
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Way. such as the spiral galaxy M100 at a distance
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of 20 ,000 light years, the Tucana 3 galaxy at
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a distance of around 80 ,000 light years, and
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of course Draco 3 at 70 ,000 as well as Virgo
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at a distance of 30 ,000 light years. These are
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what we earthlings call satellite galaxies or
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dwarf galaxies, such as the so -called wire galaxy,
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which is around 27 ,000 -ish light years away.
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megalanic clouds, which are around 162 light
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years away. The small megalanic clouds, which
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are 2 ,200 ,000 light years away. Or the Ursa
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Major Galaxy, which is around... This is just
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10 ,000 light years away, maybe. Now, the question
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is... What... The question is... Can you say
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anything more about this, Quetzal? You have already
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explained everything that needs to be said, but
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it should be added that the dwarf galaxies are
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extragalactic star systems that rarely support
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life and are also normally smaller globular clusters
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between larger galaxies. These small galaxies
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are faint and also quite numerous in the gravitational
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range of large galaxies, and very often of elliptical,
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spheroidal, or irregular shapes. They are often
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companions of large galaxies, as is the case
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with your Milky Way galaxy, and they are formed
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by intense star formations in early phases of
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the universe. As a rule, they consist of only
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hundreds of millions or a few billion stars,
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i .e. suns. You don't use that in conversation.
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Stars. What? You know, suns. Oh, yeah. And consequently,
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numerous solar systems with planets and moons,
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etc. Some small galaxies are only a few light
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years or a few thousand light years in size,
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but they play a very important role in the formation
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of stars. And what I have to mention to your
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question is that it was one of the two small
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galaxies where the refugees came from, but it
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doesn't support life. Sorry, that's outside of
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Quetzal's statement. The rest has all been entirely
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within it. Oh, was that the end? Yes, that is
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the end. Okay. What you say regarding small galaxies,
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I know all of that. And I also saw your grandfather's
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bath. such dwarf galaxies which were a class
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of galaxies that contained only a few hundred
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and hundred thousand stars or suns respectively
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and they were very faint and barely visible in
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the universe they're actually similar to small
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globular clusters which i have also seen but
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have Very different properties to larger small
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galaxies, as Spath explained. Dwarf galaxies,
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I know, are called ultralight dwarf galaxies
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by terrestrial astronomers. I do know that. Because
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I do not do much astronomy. I only did it with
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your grandfather, because... Spath said that
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I should have a basic knowledge of it so that
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I could understand this and that, because it
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was important. For example, I learned from Spath
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that dwarf galaxies are the densest star system
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in all universes, whereby dwarf galaxies are
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only a few light years across at their widest,
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or can even be less than 10 light years across
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at their smallest. I know that our astronomers
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measure a light year at 9 .4 trillion kilometers.
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You do have some knowledge regarding astronomy.
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What I have just learned from Sveth, as well
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as some more from Asket and Sam Jassy, as well
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as little from earthly astronomers who are unfortunately
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wrong about some things, which I do not want
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to talk about openly. Because it would be. Yes,
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the know -it -all. It would just be like me carrying
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water into the Rhine, which already has enough
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flowing in it, but I still have a question. You
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said it. I have a question from a Samuel Hertig,
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who asked me about the so -called World Egg,
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and namely what it is all about, because so much
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is said about conjecture, but nothing clear comes
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out of it. So he asked me if I might know more
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about it, which I really do, and which you also
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know, because as I know from Svath, This is part
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of your basic knowledge. He also wants to know
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what is to be defined in human beings as the
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seed of creation consciousness and physical consciousness.
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I would now like to ask you whether you... No,
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you can answer and explain the question just
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as well. I was hoping he would say that. Billy
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already knows. He knows so much. And I love that
25:41
he explains... why he knows it all and what he
25:45
knows before asking a question. Which Quetzel
25:48
says, oh, you know. Yeah, you know. That's how
25:52
you know that it's real. And he's definitely
25:54
not making anything up. And just scanning, this
25:57
is really long, but scan, oh, it's not, never
26:00
mind. Oh, no, it is. There's just a weird ad
26:03
in the middle at one point. But when you look
26:06
at it, for the most part, Billy's doing most
26:09
of the talking. Oh. I didn't get it from what
26:14
was happening already. Yeah. Girl. Well, we'll
26:17
never know because I'm not fucking reading that
26:19
far. Oh yeah. This is long. Yeah. It's really
26:23
long. It's real long. It probably just continues
26:26
like we were doing though. Yeah. There is something
26:28
about protection from assassination later on,
26:31
but yeah, I think we got the gist. Hold on. Well,
26:46
she's also not talking about that, but about
26:49
money that the federal government should spend,
26:51
and that is something we can talk about. Something
26:53
else that she does not take into account gives
26:55
me more food for thought. In Switzerland, women
26:57
and also sheep are much better protected than
26:59
embryos in the womb. Oh, God. In other words,
27:02
little human beings with everything that belongs
27:05
to life. They have no lobby in the federal parliament,
27:07
not even Tamara. Their disappearance is without
27:10
cost. No police reports them as missing, but
27:14
there are also legions of human beings who are
27:16
killed before they are even born without being
27:18
asked. Even if we're only a product of evolution,
27:22
a human being would still be a human being, but
27:24
we are created and personally planned by the
27:26
genius designer each and every one of us. He
27:28
knew us before the earth existed, and he wants
27:31
a relationship in exchange with us. That is what
27:33
we are created for. If we enter into a relationship
27:36
with him, the address is Jesus Christ. And we
27:38
are better protected than all the sheep and women
27:41
in the world. Because he knew us personally even
27:43
before we were born and has a good plan for our
27:46
future together with him. Oh no. Wow, and Quetzal
27:49
responds to that. Are you serious? Are you serious?
27:54
and that was written in the newspaper newspaper
27:56
that cannot be true that a newspaper why does
28:01
quetzal always just they're always cutting each
28:04
other off yeah but it is because apparently the
28:07
editors of this paper are religious and the man
28:09
that is quite clear who wrote this that is also
28:12
clear to understand he is irredeemably a believer
28:15
and therefore not capable of seeing and recognizing
28:17
what effectively corresponds to reality and truth
28:19
but he just idiotically believes in a dear god
28:22
which however does not exist reality and truth
28:25
are obviously not important to him but only faith
28:27
because he does not have to think for himself
28:29
and also does not have to think about anything
28:31
but he can simply eat everything by faith that
28:34
is lied to him so he can interpret everything
28:36
according to erroneous and confused belief just
28:39
as he wants to see and understand it I also think
28:41
that the man is somehow irresponsible and insane
28:44
because what he writes about embryos and the
28:46
dear God with regard to human beings supposedly
28:49
conceived and pre -planned by god etc corresponds
28:52
to absolutely insane sick thinking beliefs in
28:55
absolute nonsense as well as very clearly a religious
28:58
delusion this proves that any rational self -thinking
29:01
on the part of the man is so overlaid by the
29:04
religious delusion of faith that they neither
29:06
understand nor reason have a chance of ever breaking
29:10
through the man is actually to be pitied but
29:13
that does not mean that he can move on from this
29:15
misguided belief to the truth We should not be
29:17
surprised that this is rampant overpopulation
29:19
which is turning the planet, nature, its fauna
29:22
and flora, and all life in general into a pig
29:25
and wiping it out with its evil might. The delusional
29:28
belief that an imaginary insane god is supposed
29:31
to have nonsensically said, be fruitful and multiply
29:34
and fill the earth and subdue it and have dominion
29:36
over the fish of the sea and over the birds of
29:38
the air and over the creatures that creep on
29:40
the earth, that is probably the height of all
29:43
imbecility. and this population will continue
29:45
to grow even though the earth is over populated
29:48
already by more than 9 .53 billion earthlings
29:51
and in three to four years at the turn of the
29:54
year they will be around 10 billion the world
29:56
population clock counts completely wrong because
29:58
it only shows about 8 .3 billion while in reality
30:00
at the end of the last year at the beginning
30:02
of 2025 there was already 9 .539 billion earth
30:06
humans I forgot he had to specify that because
30:09
there's humans elsewhere. This means that old
30:12
and no longer valid world population clock incorrectly
30:14
calculates the number of earthlings at only 8
30:17
.3 billion, which means that by the end of this
30:19
year, the earth's population will be increased
30:21
by another 100 million, which will still have
30:23
to be added this year because the earth's population
30:25
growth is to be calculated by around 100 million
30:27
per year. This means that by the end of the year,
30:30
the overpopulation figure will be around 9 .63
30:32
billion or so, which is around 100 million more
30:34
than the world population clock is currently
30:36
counting. And what really bad things have come
30:38
about as a result of the extremely large mass
30:40
of humanity all over the world and through the
30:42
fault of absolutely irresponsible, crazy old
30:45
German chancellor who delusionally brought the
30:48
refugee welcome culture into being has resulted
30:51
and continues to result from the waves of refugees
30:53
from the poor southern countries to the rich
30:55
northern countries of the earth, whereby many
30:58
thousands of such economic refugees have died
31:01
so far. But the irresponsible ex -chancellor
31:03
does not care about that because on the contrary,
31:06
she's apparently still proud of the fact that
31:08
many thousands of refugees have lost their lives
31:11
through her fault. As to what the state of overpopulation
31:14
is at the end of the year, I will bring you our
31:16
exact calculation figure on the 1st of January,
31:19
2026, but you should simply add it to this conversation
31:23
afterwards. Consequently, I will not have to
31:26
dictate another conversation to you then. Wait,
31:29
Quetzal's the one who gave him that population
31:31
number? I guess so. Good, thank you. That is
31:34
quite alright. And that is fine then. That is
31:38
so according to every belief and proves that
31:41
just as when the operation of an apparatus no
31:44
longer works and it can no longer be controlled
31:47
in human beings, understanding and reason are
31:50
completely suspended in their workings by faith
31:52
and can no longer fulfill their purpose. Interesting
31:55
comparison, but plausible. But now I want to
31:58
dictate because that is what I came here to do.
32:00
Oh yes, my friend on Aera was able to tell me
32:03
that our knowledge sphere as you always call
32:06
it, is 364 meters in diameter and 364 meters
32:11
in height according to earthly measurements.
32:14
Then I missed by quite a bit. Because Michael
32:16
asked me, I said that I estimated a length of
32:19
at least 300 meters. That is nothing more, because
32:22
you did not measure the object yourself, but
32:25
now, my friend, I really want to dictate. Good.
32:28
I have no more questions. The 1st of January,
32:32
2026 at 0200 hours. According According to the
32:34
latest census calculation by the Plegerian, the
32:37
number of increases of Earth's population per
32:40
year in 2025 is 116 ,386 ,017. Consequently,
32:46
the latest level of overpopulation on Earth on
32:48
the 31st of December 2025 at 2400 hours is 9
32:52
,656 ,304 ,106 human beings. The statement of
32:58
so -called experts, politicians, scientists,
33:00
and sociologists, etc., that birth rates are
33:03
too low and that more offspring urgently need
33:05
to be produced and raised should not be trusted
33:07
under any circumstances. In third world countries
33:09
in particular, the annual increase in population
33:11
due to new births is already immeasurable. Only
33:14
in the few industrialized countries is the fertility
33:16
rate births per women declining but this is in
33:19
no way sufficient to significantly reduce or
33:21
even stop overpopulation the political interest
33:24
in increasing birth rates which is also increasingly
33:26
being propagated in industrialized countries
33:29
may be justified on the one hand by the prospect
33:31
of higher tax revenues but on the other hand
33:33
also by the fact that belligerent countries and
33:35
countries willing to wage war want to be concerned
33:37
about the necessary human supply and then the
33:39
next thing and figu has two new youtube channels
33:43
where you can find our out more about Billy the
33:46
Plegerian and the creation energy teaching I
33:48
clicked on the English one I don't know this
33:51
is not Billy Meyer I don't know who this is that's
33:55
running this channel or how he's interviewing
33:58
Billy because it's just this guy talking And
34:02
I don't really have the energy to look through
34:05
it right now. Weird. Yeah. And that guy's way
34:07
too young to be Billy, yeah. Yep. And has two
34:11
arms, so that should also be identified. So I
34:14
thought that was really funny that all Quetzal
34:16
wanted to do was just fucking dictate some shit,
34:19
but Billy wouldn't let him. Man, Quetzal has
34:23
his nose so far up Billy's ass. There is a brown
34:28
nose there for sure. You're so bright, Billy.
34:31
You're so smart. Why don't you give the answer,
34:33
Billy? It's almost as if Quetzal is a figment
34:36
of his imagination and he just wants to be the
34:38
very smart person that he is. The final thing
34:42
I really wanted to go through was just I know
34:46
we're all asking why Do the Pleiadians slash
34:50
Plegerian only maintain contact with Billy Meyer?
34:55
Why don't they talk to anybody else? Is it because
34:58
he's a special boy? First of all, it's because
34:59
he's so smart and he doesn't actually have to
35:02
ask any questions because the answers are always
35:05
within him. This is an excerpt from the 24th
35:08
contact meeting between Billy Meyer and Sam Jassy
35:11
on Saturday, June 7, 1975. I'll read the whole
35:15
thing. It starts out with a quote from Sam Jassy.
35:18
Quote, as a final attempt, I will now try to
35:21
explain that any contact of any kind with other
35:24
people besides you is completely impossible for
35:29
the following reasons. Number one, when we come
35:32
into contact with an earthling, this implies
35:35
that they have completed decades of study in
35:39
all areas. Billy's done it. Billy's done it.
35:42
As we saw. All areas. Number two. We can only
35:46
communicate with earth humans if the necessary
35:49
spiritual prerequisites are met. That's it. Simple.
35:55
Just decades of studying everything. And the
35:58
necessary spiritual prerequisites, which are
36:01
not even close to being alluded to in this fucking
36:04
numbered system we have here. Number three. Oh,
36:08
that was nice of him. That it is important you
36:10
be Billy Myers and a very special boy. Like it's
36:13
very clear. Number three. We can only connect
36:16
with an earthling when he has progressed so far
36:20
in his development that he is able to independently
36:24
work out and recognize the fundamental truth
36:27
within him without taking into account any statements
36:31
by fellow human beings or any written works.
36:35
Which brings me to the next point, number four.
36:38
If we make contact with an earthling without
36:41
these prerequisites being met, I cannot say that
36:44
word. It's tough today. Prerequisites. Yeah,
36:47
you can just fill in me there. I'll just say
36:50
P and you say the rest. then such contact constitutes
36:56
only a temporary undertaking for a specific purpose.
37:00
After the goal is achieved, the memory of us,
37:03
etc. is eliminated from the person in question,
37:06
as in the case of the individual through whom
37:10
we had the Talmud, Emmanuel, discovered. However,
37:14
no tasks requiring public exposure can be imposed
37:19
on such individuals because their memory is continuously
37:23
erased and they are unaware of connections or
37:25
precise facts. I will say yes, as a human, I'm
37:30
completely unaware of precise facts, so he's
37:33
not wrong. Yet, even such earthlings might be
37:37
highly developed in very specific fields of knowledge,
37:41
like the discoverer of the Talmud, who was very
37:44
knowledgeable in languages and to whom we unfortunately
37:47
place too much responsibility. Number five, when
37:51
we interact with people on earth, we do so according
37:54
to certain higher orders and only in the precise
37:58
number of prescribed forms. This is partly because
38:01
too many people involved in the primary process
38:04
would spoil everything. In interpreting this,
38:07
I'm reminded of a proverb you often use, Billy,
38:11
which is very apt in this matter. Quote, too
38:13
many cooks spoil the broth, end quote. This fact
38:16
also proves its validity in the law. and commandments
38:20
of creation and maintains the immutable order
38:23
it creation alone is the determining factor and
38:26
number six we must not make ourselves visible
38:29
to more people than is necessary to fulfill our
38:33
responsibilities this caution stems from specific
38:37
private military and official demands aimed at
38:40
seizing our ships and all other possessions What
38:43
kind of possessions do you think that they have
38:46
that we want? Probably all of them. Yeah. This
38:49
is of paramount importance, especially for our
39:07
specific task with you and your group. We must
39:09
be absolutely certain that the contact person
39:12
will if necessary prevent any serious consequences
39:16
by all conceivable means Number seven, the fact
39:20
that we only reveal ourselves to very specific
39:23
select individuals and communicate with them
39:27
through secret channels and in remote locations
39:30
also stems from this. Countless people crave
39:33
sensationalism and selfishness and would only
39:37
wish to contact us for these reasons. Furthermore,
39:41
there are countless others who would panic upon
39:43
seeing us, which could have very dangerous consequences.
39:48
These are just seven reasons why we cannot grant
39:51
H .J.'s request. No idea who that is. Many more
39:54
reasons could be given, but the ones mentioned
39:57
should be sufficient. A list of further reasons,
40:00
such as different vibrations between Pleiadians
40:03
and Earthlings, can also be found in Guido Moosberger's
40:07
book, And Yet They Fly. Okay, that's just...
40:10
So Billy Meyer is the chosen one. And do you
40:13
think that Corey Goode ever thought about using
40:16
this? For the Blue Avians. There's a chance.
40:22
There's a very distinct chance, but it would
40:23
have to be, it couldn't be because it's not unique
40:26
enough. I'm thinking about sending this to him.
40:28
This would cover all of, this would solve all
40:31
his problems he's having currently, I think.
40:33
Yeah. They said they're sending him home with
40:38
the transcript from it. Maybe he just resubmits
40:40
that in his place. Exactly. Yeah. It's not plagiarized
40:46
at all from Billy Meyer. Then he'd get sued by
40:50
fucking Billy Meyer. See, I think Billy Meyer's
40:52
a lot less litigious than Corey Good. Holy shit.
40:58
Okay, we're good. Let's end it now. Yeah. Okay.
41:02
That was fun. And with that, I have been Taylor,
41:05
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41:07
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