Eduard Albert “Billy” Meier is a Swiss contactee and UFO photographer who became widely known in the 1970s for his photographs and films of alleged extraterrestrial spacecraft. Meier says his encounters began in childhood and later involved the Plejaren, a human-like extraterrestrial civilization. His best-known contact was Semjase, a Plejaren woman whom he claimed began meeting with regularly in 1975. The Meier case grew into one of the largest collections of alleged UFO evidence ever assemb...

I was remembering the Billy Meier story and decided to peruse the archives of his contacts. One can’t help but see the similarities between the Meier Beamship/Scout Ship and Lazar’s Sports Model. Does anyone have any information or thoughts on this connection? This post is intended to spark a discussion. Would love to hear your thoughts!

Has anyone here watched this Billy Meier interview from the 80s? I’ve see. A lot of people saying he is a fraud but this interview is very convincing that everything he says he saw is true.

A significant issue for many regarding the Bob Lazar story is that Bob's description and illustrations of the UFO craft that Bob Lazar saw close up (The Sport's Model) is strikingly similar to the famous Billy Meier photo taken in March of 1975. This is a predicament for Bob because unless you are in the extreme minority like this guy recently on Debriefed, it's pretty obvious that Billy Meier faked UFO photos. For example: JULY 9th 1975 by Billy Meiers (BTW, that tree apparently was never in...

The Billy Meier case is what happens when #UFO evidence becomes a lifetime performance. What began as photos became a mythology of staged images, models, prophecies, and spiritual claims. Most serious researchers moved on long ago. https://t.co/oXBud9qJHh [Quoted] 🚨 The Billy Meier UFO case keeps getting harder to dismiss. Pre digital photos, 8 millimeter films, NASA analysis, Air Force scrutiny, and craft photographed over Switzerland decades before Photoshop. https://t.co/UyRuiPeykt

Hello. What do you think about the similarities between the flying saucers from Bob Lazar's story (top) and Billy Meier's (bottom)? Are they coincidence, or could they possibly belong to the same civilization?