He came into contact with several ex-FIGU members and acquaintances, most importantly Billy Meier’s ex-wife Kalliope and his youngest son Methusalem, whom he interviewed extensively between the years 2017 and 2020.
After years of research and interviews this resulted in the 500+ page e-book ‘Der Vater’ (The father) which mainly contains transcripts of the interviews with Methusalem and Kalliope. It can be downloaded here, this may take a while because of the PDF’s various attachments and the included audio and video, resulting in a huge file size. The book is in German, however an English introduction by the author can be read here.
Source: BMUFOR/Daniel Gloor
Hi Daniel,
ReplyDeleteThanks but my own 42 years of research, personal experiences, interviews, documentaries, etc., including during my visits over the past 20 years have led me to conclusions that don’t accord with their perspectives.
Also, having seen Kallope’s 30-minute videotape support for Billy’s evidence, honesty and truthfulness, I sense that her current perspective is born out of more personal matters that don’t in anyway refute the independent expert analyses and authentication of his evidence. Nor are the eyewitness reports of over 100 people - of which I am one - refuted.
Further, since I am the person who discovered these never before seen, amazing photos with a US Stealth fighter and Asket’s UFO (https://theyflyblog.com/2020/11/billy-meier-time-travel-and-groom-lake/), from 1981, I have even more certainty than necessary.
I think that Kalliope and Methusalem must work out their personal issues, as we all must, and it’s unfortunate that something of such singular importance to all humankind is unfairly assailed in the process.
Certainly you will want to consider just how Billy is able to also publish the most important and accurate information about COVID-19 and...always before the CDC, WHO, etc.
I’m including a couple of recent press releases* for you, with pertinent links.
All the best, stay safe,
Michael Horn (Bio)
Authorized American Media Representative
The Billy Meier Contacts
Daniel Gloor's analysis is spot on. Billy Meier displays all the characteristics of a psychopath. Not only was he brutal to his own family, his lack of empathy is again clearly visible in his treatment of other figures in Ufology. And what do you do Mr Horn? You follow suit. Birds of a feather flock together, right?
DeleteMet Billy and he is far from a psychopath. And Michael Horns 40yrs of being familirized with the Meier case in addition to visiting the centre for 20 years is whats spot on. DANIEL Gloor had reasons to part ways which do not reflect the authenticity of Meiers information Ed V.
DeleteBilly Meier spend years in prison and escaped from its insane ward and fled to France where he enlisted in the French Foreign Legion. A notorious military outfit for harboring criminals on the run who want to disappear. Then he deserted from the Legion, yet Michael Horn will shamelessly claim Meier has impeccable character! Any normal thinking person will immediately detect what kind psychologically disturbed person Billy Meier is and the con artistry tactics Michael Horn employs. Even Meier's kids were at one point sent to foster homes! Yes, Meier is indeed a psychopath and megalomaniac who thinks he is special.
DeleteJmmanuel, get it right.
ReplyDeleteNobody has to play by your cult leader's unsubstantiated nonsense. Your cult leader spend years in prison and he is supposed to be some highly evolved spiritual leader? How stupid are you?
ReplyDeleteCalling people names isn't very evolved.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/The_Meier_Case:_UFO_Contactee_Revealed%3F,_Hesemann,_Michael,_Magazin_2000plus,_Vol._10,_pp._64-71,_October_1998
ReplyDeleteThe following is a comparative analysis of passages from Billy Meier's The Might of the Thoughts and James Allen's As a Man Thinketh. The comparison focuses not only on similarities in wording, but also on the overall structure of the arguments, the sequence of fictional examples, and the recurring metaphors used throughout both texts.Several passages from The Might of the Thoughts and James Allen's As a Man Thinketh display a pattern of similarities that extends well beyond sharing the same general philosophy.
ReplyDeleteFor example, both books begin by describing calmness as a precious "jewel" attained through long and patient self-discipline. They then proceed to explain that genuine calmness arises from understanding oneself, followed by an explanation of cause and effect, the importance of self-mastery, and the idea that inner serenity leads to greater success and influence. The sequence of ideas remains strikingly similar throughout the chapter.
The parallels are not limited to abstract concepts. Both authors introduce the same fictional scenarios in the same order—for example, the poor man who blames his employer, the wealthy man who refuses to give up his destructive habits, and the dishonest employer who cheats others before suffering the consequences of his own actions. The role of each example within the argument is essentially the same in both works.
Any one of these similarities, considered in isolation, could be explained as coincidence or as the result of discussing common philosophical themes. However, when the same sequence of examples, the same argumentative structure, and many of the same literary images repeatedly occur together, the cumulative pattern becomes increasingly difficult to attribute to independent creation alone.
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