Many photo experts who examined Billy's photos came to the conclusion that they were faked, and that the flying saucers were actually very small models that are much closer to the camera than they might appear. It's not all that difficult to create optical illusions like this on film. And for the videos...dear god...is it not obvious? All of the flying saucers move as if they're on the end of a string. Really goofy! If aliens wish to contact humanity, I'm sure they'll come down in numbers and do it themselves in public, instead of using some eccentric, scatter brain farmer from Switzerland who was a failure at pretty much everything else he did in life, except being a con-artist ufo cult leader.
The photos are all fake. His stories about ET contact are so absurdly laughable and profoundly lacking in logic. But I have to admit the film makers did a good job trying to portray Billy Meier as legit, but they totally ignored any evidence to the contrary. I've never seen such a one-sided documentary in my life, no objectivity at all was present.
There very well may be legit ufo's and aliens out there, but one thing is for sure: Billy Meier and his fantastic decades long hoax has turned the ufo investigative arena into a giant, ridiculous circus. Whether he's a crazy kook or a paid disinfo shill, the guy is most definitely a bold faced liar.
The photos are all fake. His stories about ET contact are so absurdly laughable and profoundly lacking in logic. But I have to admit the film makers did a good job trying to portray Billy Meier as legit, but they totally ignored any evidence to the contrary. I've never seen such a one-sided documentary in my life, no objectivity at all was present.
There very well may be legit ufo's and aliens out there, but one thing is for sure: Billy Meier and his fantastic decades long hoax has turned the ufo investigative arena into a giant, ridiculous circus. Whether he's a crazy kook or a paid disinfo shill, the guy is most definitely a bold faced liar.