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Extraterrestrials – Earth-foreigners Part 1 - Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts
ciri:
Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts:
Mysteries, Myths, Legends, Conspiracy Theories, Historical Inaccuracies & More
compiled by David Chance
revised July 2nd, 2025
corneo:
Extraterrestrials – Earth-foreigners Part 1.
see also Extraterrestrials – Giza Intelligences / Bafath
see also Extraterrestrials – “Grays”
see also Extraterrestrials – “Reptilians”
see also Future Earth Humans
see also Gilgamesh
see also Hyperborea / Hyperboreans
see also Ica Stones
see also Long-Skulls
see also Men In Black
see also Nazca Lines
see also Nokodemion
see also Ptah
see also Quetzalcoatl
see also Rods
see also Starchild skull
see also Tayos Caves Metal Library
see also Tunguska event 1908
see also UFOs / Flying Saucers
en-GB-LibbyNeural:
Asket's Acquaintanceship
Billy:
Asket's clothing also seemed strangely familiar to me and it was completely different from
Sfath's somewhat cumbersome clothing which was reminiscent of a diving suit.
The way Asket was dressed had to nearly awaken the impression of a very modern angel: she
wore a floor-length, very heavily pleated dress, of a peculiarly whitish-silver colour, belted at the
hip.
Long brunette hair fell over her shoulders and her face was very beautiful – at least I perceived
it so.
…
We set gently down on the ground only a few metres from the gigantic construction, and only a
few metres from a small Bedouin camp where various humans, dressed like Arabs, were
already busy with the breaking of their camp at this early morning hour.
They took no notice at all of the landing of the ship, and, naturally, I was astounded because of
that.
It seemed simply absurd to me that the people could not see us.
Yet I then accustomed myself very quickly to that and found it very interesting that our invis
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Extraterrestrials – Earth-foreigners Part 1 - Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts
ciri:
Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts:
Mysteries, Myths, Legends, Conspiracy Theories, Historical Inaccuracies & More
compiled by David Chance
revised July 2nd, 2025
corneo:
Extraterrestrials – Earth-foreigners Part 1.
see also Extraterrestrials – Giza Intelligences / Bafath
see also Extraterrestrials – “Grays”
see also Extraterrestrials – “Reptilians”
see also Future Earth Humans
see also Gilgamesh
see also Hyperborea / Hyperboreans
see also Ica Stones
see also Long-Skulls
see also Men In Black
see also Nazca Lines
see also Nokodemion
see also Ptah
see also Quetzalcoatl
see also Rods
see also Starchild skull
see also Tayos Caves Metal Library
see also Tunguska event 1908
see also UFOs / Flying Saucers
en-GB-LibbyNeural:
Asket's Acquaintanceship
Billy:
Asket's clothing also seemed strangely familiar to me and it was completely different from
Sfath's somewhat cumbersome clothing which was reminiscent of a diving suit.
The way Asket was dressed had to nearly awaken the impression of a very modern angel: she
wore a floor-length, very heavily pleated dress, of a peculiarly whitish-silver colour, belted at the
hip.
Long brunette hair fell over her shoulders and her face was very beautiful – at least I perceived
it so.
…
We set gently down on the ground only a few metres from the gigantic construction, and only a
few metres from a small Bedouin camp where various humans, dressed like Arabs, were
already busy with the breaking of their camp at this early morning hour.
They took no notice at all of the landing of the ship, and, naturally, I was astounded because of
that.
It seemed simply absurd to me that the people could not see us.
Yet I then accustomed myself very quickly to that and found it very interesting that our invis