From the unexplained to the mundane, come join us on a journey to the fringe.
Hello and welcome to Journey to the Fringe, where one David Pilatus fan describes us as
hard to follow through the inane laughter and definitely not a podcast that David Pilatus
would be caught on.
We are your enabling laughter hosts, Taylor and Chelsea.
Here today, maybe making David Pilatus fans even more butthurt, but maybe not.
I don't know for sure.
Because Chelsea's doing that.
Oh yeah, we are.
Oh, on this episode, I just thought in general, because I think that's just something we
can add to our list of things we do here, is just upset David Pilatus fans.
Yeah, yeah, it's just our voices that do this to the David Pilatus fans.
And it's all the happiness.
Oh yeah, David Pilatus fans do not like happiness.
Oh no.
That one thing was clear from those episodes.
Oh yeah, that was clear.
Okay, so I got something good for you guys today.
It's a couple of episodes that I've put together for you.
And if by couple, you mean three.
I mean three.
Someone means three.
And for the next couple episodes, we're going to be exploring the life and times of not
only the most prolific contactee, but also profit who comes forth bearing all sorts of
scientific proof of his extraterrestrial contact.
Edward Albert Meyer was born February 3rd, 1937.
And he's also known as Billy Meyer.
In case you got confused about who this episode was about, because I didn't tell you until
right then.
And that's not what he goes by.
And I'm really going to emphasize the full name, Billy Edward Albert Meyer, because he
also goes by beam.
That's what he refers to himself as.
Okay.
Yeah.
And that's his initials, right?
Yeah, I didn't make that up.
Sometimes I like give fun nicknames to people we're talking about.
I didn't make that up.
That's his own nickname for himself, which I'd never heard before.
And why Billy if he gave himself the nickname beam?
Well, the name Billy, he says was given to him by an American woman named Judy Reed.
Quote, Edward Meyer wearing a black hat and a gun belt reminded her Billy the kid, the
legendary gunman of the West.
And quote, however, I would bet money that he just wanted to make his initials into the
beam acronym.
That's what I'm going to go with.
Yeah, sorry.
What was his name before?
Edward Albert Meyer.
Oh yeah.
That is not good.
No, but beam different story.
Yeah, that's alien beam.
I like it right there.
Great name.
Yeah, I think that he totally gave himself the name Billy so that he could do that.
Yeah.
Do you think he's one of those people who gave himself his own nickname?
I played football with a kid who gave himself the nickname Ace and it was real awkward.
Nobody wanted to call him Ace and he called himself Ace.
And I'm just wondering if this was.
He referred to himself in the third person as his nickname.
Yeah.
Well, sorry, did he refer to himself as the nickname like beam or would he refer to himself
as the full name Billy Edward, whatever shortened it.
I don't I don't know.
It never came up if he refers to himself in the third person.
Okay.
But we're going to talk about beam in a little bit.
So we'll see in which the way that he uses.
Okay.
So beam or as I prefer to call him BM was number two of seven kids and his dad was apparently
a shoemaker.
We can't laugh.
This guy like was very upset with us.
David Beleda's episode for.
Oh God, he was.
We cannot laugh enough guys.
Yeah.
I were too funny.
I'm sorry.
I'll never stop laughing at my jokes.
That's my promise to you.
Okay.
I got to start over now.
He was number two of seven kids and his dad was apparently a shoemaker and overall this
is totally irrelevant to the story.
No, no, it's not Chelsea just because because BM was number two.
Yeah, he was number two.
And when BM was five years old, somehow he ended up in the deep woods.
And sorry, sorry.
I might have missed his where in the world is he at this time.
Well done.
I just missed the other sentence.
So I got to go back.
Thank you for calling me out on this.
BM was born in the town of Bullock.
I assume that was just flawless.
And Zercher was.
Flemish.
Which I later came to find out is it an around Zerch in Switzerland.
Oh, okay.
So it was put that way.
Chelsea, that was impeccable.
I know.
One of French, German or Italian right there.
I know.
Depending on where it was.
The accent was flawless.
I know I was practicing it.
So now I can go back.
You know what I actually, yeah, no, I can go back to what I was just saying.
When he was five years old, somehow in Switzerland, he ended up in the deep woods.
Stories vary as to how and why he was in the deep woods.
Sometimes he is by himself and other times he is with his father, but somehow he was
in the deep woods.
As we find with stories coming from prophets like this.
In the deep woods.
In the deep woods, especially, but mostly prophets.
It was here that he came upon an elderly looking gentleman named Spath, who was standing in
the dense forest, Ipwood some way to say, wearing clothing that resembled a deep sea
diving suit without the helmet.
Now this is taken word from word from BM's website and it says Spath is from Ere, Lagerin.
Lagerin is plural, equals star system, equals also the name of the population living in
the Pledgearen system.
In brackets, no plural as at the end of the word in contrast to the Pleiades exclamation
mark close bracket close other bracket, which just seems crazy to me.
Crazy nonsense to put it that way.
We'll get into this in a second.
So despite the man's odd appearance, the little boy did not fear him, meaning BM and
the two struck up a conversation telepathically by the way, but also the conversation goes
on throughout Billy's life for a little bit with Spath.
And he also used the small device that Spath bestowed upon Meyer.
Now let's take a time out from this deep woods encounter and just talk about what I
just said there.
It seems so confusing about the Pledgearen.
The Pleiadians slash Pledgearens, the Pleiadians Pledgearen and their Confederates are human
beings with physical bodies and look very much like the people of Earth, with the exception
of some minor anatomical differences, especially regarding the Confederates as an aside.
Wait, sorry.
Yeah.
What part of them is significantly different?
Not sure.
Okay.
That is one detail in someone's work that is so very detailed that I did not see the
details on.
Fair enough.
They got two details that they missed the details.
Absolutely fair enough that it's missing a minor detail like that compared to all the
other details that we're going to take a look at.
So I'm going to take a little aside as well.
And I've read a lot of beam stuff up until this point and I haven't seen the Confederates
come up once yet.
So in this, I just to be fair, I don't know what that is.
I didn't think they met her as like the Confederacy.
I thought they meant it more as like an amalgamation of a group.
I know, but still, he's referring to a tribe that was a separate entity.
So they never, I never saw Confederates mentioned again.
So that's maybe, maybe it'll make sense the more we go on.
Maybe we'll tie something together.
Aside off, the Pledgearans as BM calls them, they live for about a thousand years approximately.
Chelsea, I do have a question before you go too far.
When we say a thousand years, they've roughly lived.
We talked with earth years or their years.
I'm going to go with earth years.
Could be there.
We always assume that.
You're right.
We always assume that.
You know what?
I feel like that is earth no centric.
That is an earth no centric approach to this thing.
I'm just going to come up with it.
I'm going to spoil it for you all.
That dies pretty early on.
It might be.
Maybe that was a thousand years.
Maybe it was from the time he met him.
Yeah.
It dies early on and that was a thousand of his years.
All he was doing was wasting time.
You guys always have to remember, we define a year as a rotation of a planet from one
point to the exact same point around our star.
But that doesn't mean it has to be our planet or our star.
True.
In fact, even in our own solar system, there's nine different years.
Yeah.
Sorry.
There's more years.
In fact, we're just defining it as like an earth year, which is around our sun with
our planet.
See, I am going to call it earth no centrism, which is very close to ethno centrism, but
with earthness.
Yeah.
We're just a bunch of assholes.
We can't think of anyone else but ourselves.
Okay.
Back to this.
So, the home planet is somewhat smaller than earth.
It's called ERA.
And while this is their home planet, they also inhabit multiple planets.
I'll leave that with you to just take in.
Myer has referred to people from ERA as erins.
Pleiadians in general are sometimes referred to as the Pledgearans by Myer.
And Chelsea, is this where the name Aaron comes from?
Probably.
With any girl.
Oh, okay.
And so because of their dimension, the Pleiadians are known as the Pledgearans.
So not really sure what the fuck he means by that, but he said it nonetheless.
So in quotes, which I'm not sure who this quote's coming from at this point, Pleiadians
exist in a physical dimension that has shifted a fraction of a second ahead of our space
time configuration and is located approximately 500 light years from earth's perspective
and additional 80 light years beyond our dimensions Pleiadians star system.
Its population is about 500 million people.
And while the entire Federation has a population of 120 billion, the Pledgearans are not ideal
identical with the Pleiades we can see in the night sky.
They are 80 light years beyond the Pleiades in another space and time constellation, which
is another dimension, which is so funny because I think I just mentioned that it was a fraction
of a second.
Yeah, and 80 light years ahead because of that.
Which is funny because I got all of this work from his multiple websites.
So I'm not sure where the disconnect is on that.
The Pledgearans consciousness or spirit and technology are much higher and advance than
here on earth.
The Pledgearans and the people on earth have the same ancestors but have developed separately.
Okay, time out off.
We're back to the deep woods with Svath.
And this was to be the first of what Meyer claimed to have been lifelong interactions
with beings from other planets who were essentially grooming him to be the next prophet.
And he was groomed by Svath between 1942 to 1953.
And that's me using the word groom because I'm going to be honest, what adult, no matter
what solar system we're from, is contacting a child of that age.
In the deep woods, contacting a child to change their viewpoint on anything.
So Meyer follows the long line of prophets.
As I mentioned in my opener, it goes Enoch, Elijah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Jesus, Muhammad,
Philip, and Billy Meyer.
And he is heralding the coming of world wars, intergalactic discoveries, and environmental
disasters and more.
Due to these experiences, Meyer was said to have mentally aged at such a rate that he
is the maturity at that time of a 35 year old man when he was only seven.
Which is probably about the same in my experience anyway.
It really depends on what topic they're really saying that he has a prowess in.
Because yes, there are situations where a 35 year old and a seven year old will have
similar foresight.
Oh yeah.
That's true.
After this time, Meyer leaves public school before finishing the sixth grade, as you did
at the time, just whatever year I said it was, I can't remember.
I'm doing all the talking.
I can't keep track of everything I'm saying.
But during this time, Meyer claims to have traveled the world over on Svast spacecraft,
meeting various earthly leaders with whom Svath was acquainted, including the venerable
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.
Meyer's journey with Svath also took him through not only space, but the expanse of
the time in which he saw himself in previous lifetimes and beheld the future of the world.
Really was 11, Svath dies.
So that just brings up the whole, like how many years are we counting here.
And Asket, which is another person, takes over for Svath, who is not Plajaren actually,
but is from a sister universe to our own, the doll universe.
And Asket is taking over the grooming between 1953 and 1964, in which he's in contact with
Asket.
Maybe that's what he means by comrade comrades.
That's what he was calling them, right?
Yeah, I think.
God, I'm just going to go back.
Confederates.
Oh, yes.
Yeah.
No, they rose up against the union of the pleads.
Yes.
Maybe that's the confederate that he's speaking with because she's from a different dimension.
That will rise again.
Exactly.
And together with Asket and under her guidance, BM undertakes far journeys on our earth, during
which his instruction intensified and was continued.
Among other things, Asket revealed also the secrets of the pyramids of Giza, which they
together explored.
Asket even allowed Aime to trip back to Gimanuels.
This is where you start to see it take a turn in this episode.
I'm very curious what kind of term we're looking at for a little boy who travels with
aliens.
I have it right in brackets right next to this word, but I'm going to actually finish
this sentence before I reveal to you who Gimanuels is.
Is it Hitler?
Asket allows Beamed a trip back into Gimanuels time, where he was able to personally speak
with Gimanuels and was allowed to receive many important lessons from Gimanuels.
Gimanuels.
I really just, I really believe this is Hitler.
Okay, well Gimanuels alias is Jesus Christ.
Okay, those are different people.
Not sure why he goes by Gimanuels.
They left that out of the Bible, didn't they?
Where every time he introduces himself, he says, please call me Gimanuels.
Maybe that's the sentence.
Even when he was on the cross and the guy was handling the nails in his head.
What did Jesus actually go by?
What did you guys censor out of the fucking Bible?
It was Gimanuels, isn't it?
Oh, oh, that is an even different name.
Wow.
Chelsea, I can't believe how many names they have just put out right now for us to know.
And in fact, Hitler was one of them.
Wow.
We are learning so much from the books.
So much.
So Taylor was partially right.
I'm so glad when you invited the dead folks to come be on this podcast.
That Ouija board episode was a real blessing.
So in the book titled spaceships of the Pleiades, author Cal K. Korff not going to acronym that
one should not do that.
Can I still ask about the acronym?
Is it KKK?
It is.
Okay.
We can't take it.
Okay.
I just need to make sure it is.
So in Myers younger years, he quote spent his time working various manual labor jobs dodging
truan officers and having occasional brushes with the law and quote and BM's teens.
He was convicted multiple times of apparently minor offenses.
If you're curious to know the kind of minor offenses he was committing, I have only one
that I was able to find for you.
This minor offense is that as a result of his travels and perceivably odd preoccupations
with, you know, his groomers bath, Meyer distanced himself from other children and he soon became
the target.
That is a very significant notification that there's grooming taking place as well.
Just so everybody's on the same page.
And eventually tensions escalated to a fever pitch and when a woman slapped him with a
wet towel, Meyer returned the blow and offense that landed him in a youth prison at the age
of 14.
And I'm going to just say it was probably more than quote a blow if it landed him in
a prison as a minor.
So 1953 comes about and it not only marks the beginning of his relationship with Asket,
but he was also convicted of thievery and forgery and sentenced to a prison term in
Rhineau.
And after escaping from the facility, Meyer illegally crosses the border and joins the
French foreign legion.
Then he goes AWOL from the legion and he ends up turning himself in in Switzerland.
From here, Meyer claims he escaped and sets out on foot.
So he's just escaping everywhere at this point and he escapes and sets out on foot on a long
journey across the mountains and desert and numerous countries in Europe, Asia, Africa,
doing all jobs like chicken farmer, great picker, nail pounders, snake catcher, truck
driver, puppeteer, waiter, German tutor and ship painter, joining all the religions, Catholic,
Catholic, Muslim.
Is that a job?
It's all the religions I'm naming.
Oh, okay.
He can do.
Okay.
This is just me not reading from a script and just naming religions that I know.
Buddhism, atheism, I don't know, in search of a belief system acceptable to him.
Chelsea, one more.
It's Shen Yun.
There we go.
Okay.
Was I right?
I mean, maybe I don't know.
That's one of those weird ones, but okay, I agree.
It's my ideology.
He did Shen Yun.
I like that.
He danced so hard in that trip before communism.
So eventually he finds himself in the Middle East as a day laborer of all things he could
be doing there.
I would have picked like the oil billionaire of all things to do in the Middle East, but
Meyer then said...
Yeah, and there's really only two jobs at the time in the Middle East and he picked
the worst one.
Day laborer and oil billionaire.
Yeah.
There's the two options and they are our choice.
We all know that.
So Meyer says that he then took up the unusual vocation of pursuing serial killers and mass
murderers to bring them to justice.
Because his day laboring wasn't bringing in enough funds?
Probably not.
Did he become poor Batman?
Yes.
Okay.
Which I feel like it would not work out too much.
It's going to be a lot harder for poor Batman out there.
There's a reason there's not a comic out there called Poor Batman.
Nobody wants to watch it because it's just sad.
The guy's just barely getting by.
In fact, every now and then it has to partake in those shifts being the lackey.
And so he goes by the moniker the Phantom.
So he becomes the subject of 21 failed assassination attempts.
I guess he was just that good being a day laborer, moonlighting as a serial killer and
mass murderer.
I'll say I need to ask justice now.
That good or that bad as a day laborer.
There were that many assassination attempts on.
True.
Why would you go to another country to do this?
It doesn't make sense.
I mean he went everywhere man.
He went everywhere.
Can you imagine this song in that?
That needs to be done as somebody is that talented to be able to put that together.
So it's put that it was Ascot who leads Meyer to all of these adventures to explore as many
careers and countries of the world and experience it all as much as possible.
And it was she who led him through a series of adventures designed to toughen him up for
the adversity to come.
Being a prophet is hard work.
It was she who led him through Africa and the experiences in the French foreign legion,
the desert caravans, the slavers, revolutionaries and bootleaders into the hands of the pirates
of the Arabian Sea and across the Indian Ocean as a sailor with the freighters to the subcontinent
of India.
And that brings us to August 3rd 1965.
Meyer was riding a bus in Iskenderan in Turkey when a drunk driver of another bus crashes
into Meyer's bus.
Not sure why there is a drunk driver driving a bus but nonetheless it happened and the
impact ejected Meyer from the bus and crushed his left arm so severely that it had to be
amputated.
So Billy Meyer does only have one arm.
And Meyer who was undeterred continued his travels and relocated to Greece where he met
Kaliope or Kaliope Ziffiru whom he married in March 1966.
This is a real person not a plagiarist.
Ok I was really waiting to hear about this person.
No it's a real person non-alien and the couple moves to Pakistan for some reason it doesn't
say why when they're already in Greece but that's where their first child Gilgameshah
was born.
Then in 1970 Meyer returns to Switzerland with his family of three now and they later
welcome their second child.
Get brace yourself hold on to something.
You're about to be blown off your chair by this name.
Ok hold on.
Good.
Atlantis Socrates into the world.
Ok that is a very good name.
I was actually very worried we were going to hear Lansalot capability.
You were worried that's a beautiful name.
Lansalot capability.
But he's come up before.
He's beautiful work with yards.
Oh you thought it was going to be him and we're going to tie it into another episode
beautifully.
Yeah.
No unfortunately it's not that good.
This one's just a name Atlantis Socrates.
I remain sunk into my seat then.
I'm sorry.
That's just how it goes.
Their youngest child Methuselum was born in 1973 and the family.
My god did they like these like early centuries names.
Oh yeah loved them.
Those are some good.
Ok we got Gilgameshia Atlantis Socrates.
We even created names in the last 1800 years anyways.
Nobody that too.
Nobody worthwhile anyways.
We go with Methuselum.
We go with Gilgamesh.
We go with maybe if we really have to stretch.
It's not even the good lost civilization.
If I were to pick one it wouldn't be Atlantis and maybe Sarcasm.
Oh no god.
No and especially if you're going to name something with Socrates it's got to be Moussakrates.
Like that that's really simple.
That runs together very well.
I'm going to be honest that runs together very well.
Moussakrates.
Yes Moussakrates you have your hand up you may speak.
So he receives a small monthly welfare payment from the Swiss government because of his
handicap which is one arm.
I'm assuming unless there's a greater handicap.
Which happened in Turkey.
Yep I'm a drug driver of a bus.
Went for another bus.
On another bus.
Yep and he supplements the family's income by raising chickens and selling the chickens
eggs.
So in 1974 Meyer places an ad in a German magazine Essotera seeking anyone who might
wish to form a group for discussing and studying metaphysical or paranormal subjects.
When people respond to the ad and a study group was born.
Was at one of these meetings where Meyer first made the astonishing claim that he was in
direct contact with extraterrestrials.
In 1975 Meyer began his contacts with Sam Jassy.
They all roll right off the tongue.
We're talking an area of Switzerland that is on the border of Germany so they speak
both the beautiful language of Swiss and German and I gotta love the German language.
I love it.
Oh it's so much more in an odd funny way.
But they're a little bit of a German influence.
It's a little if you haven't noticed.
So Sam Jassy is another female extraterrestrial with whom he allegedly had more than 100 face
to face encounters with.
And it was she who allowed Meyer to begin photographing her beam ship and other UFOs.
We get into it in the next episode about the beam ship.
So just remember that for about a week.
And I just I want to make sure to buy beam ship you don't mean his ship.
Correct.
No it's very strange that he goes by this nickname beam and the UFOs that they fly are
specifically called beam ships.
Very strange coincidence.
Okay.
I'd say at this point anyway.
So Myers Extraordinary claims garnered international attention when Swiss UFO researcher Luz Zinstag
sent some of Myers photos to Wendell Stevens in the United States.
I forgot to mention probably with this being said that M takes photos of UFOs.
Okay.
But I also add Wendell is a name that has really fallen out of grace.
I can't disagree with the name.
It's not a bad name.
Other than the fact that if it's a little boy, the little boy's nickname is Wendy.
From your old you're right.
You're right.
But I'm also trying to figure out where you just got the name.
Oh yeah.
Right there.
Wendell.
You're right.
Wendell is a good name.
Wendell Stevens.
Yeah.
Not a bad name.
It's just the nickname is not great.
Nickname is not great.
Oh it's not for a boy anyway.
Unless he likes to go by Wendy.
But weirdly enough, it's just that we'd like to add E to the end of names.
No that's true.
Wendell and Wendy they're the exact same length.
Yeah, they are.
But I'm still going to call them Wendy.
Stevens went to Switzerland to investigate the case and as a result he published UFO contact
from the Pleiades as well as message from the Pleiades.
A four volume set of books related to the case.
As one of the primary researchers of the Meyer case, Stevens multi-year investigation played
a large part in introducing Billy Meyer to the world as well as the world to Billy Meyer.
Now, that so far is what I need you to know about Billy Meyer's life in a nutshell.
I said this is going to be a couple part episode so obviously there's a lot more to this but
this is the background of his life that I need you to know.
One, he has one arm.
Two, he's like right along there with Jemmanuel in as far as profits go.
If I Jemmanuel you mean Jesus right?
Yeah, that's who I mean.
We're all on the same page.
He puts and all the other stuff I talked about.
So let's all remember that moving forward.
Very important.
So that's the essential information that you're going to need moving forward.
Obviously BM had a ton of contact.
You know what?
I'm going too far by saying obviously.
I'm doing this episode.
It's obvious to me at this point but I'm importing you with this.
So he's had a ton and I cannot emphasize the fuck part of that.
The F.
Every alien wants a piece of this guy.
They all want to talk to him.
He's very special.
He's got so much contact it would make your head spin.
So I thought I would take a look at some of the contact and wisdom at this point that
Beam was provided in his contact and it's just kind of background information.
I'm obviously not going to go through all the contact because it is immense and I'm
going to give you kind of a taste of it in a couple minutes.
What exactly this contact looks like.
And not all of it though because some things need to be held back for future episodes.
So I'm going to rapid fire you some bullet points here with some points from the Pledgeirons
and fast facts about his contacts.
Feel free to stop me where you must and of course this is presented without context as
always.
So from 1964 where we left off with Usket she ends in 1964 and resumes in 1975 when
he meets Sam Jassy which is 11 years.
I find it strange based on the rest of his life that it just stopped for 11 years but
Sam Jassy is the granddaughter's path and shortly after another Pledgeirons man named
Ptah comes along and other extraterrestrials have since allegedly joined the dialogue as
well and Meyer claims to be in regular contact with these extraterrestrial beings.
Meyer has apparently had more than 900 claims, 900 personal contacts with extraterrestrials.
Quetzal, Ptah and Nera as well as the others I mentioned in this episode are the most commonly
mentioned in his stories, lies whatever you want to call them.
Didn't mean to say lies right there that might be a little bit of a foreshadow.
A write-in by Us.
Maybe.
Yeah.
The Pledgeirons have a message of the extinction of mankind due to overpopulation and provides
explanations on innumerable questions and phenomena.
But not only do the Pleiadians know about our future they also know about our past.
Jesus, O-D-Manuel, Alaleo, Galilei, Isaac Newton, I just tried to say Isaac Newton like
Galileo Galilei.
Isaac, I see.
They all had contacts with aliens and according to BM, are misrepresented by our history books.
Those are just some facts about need to be in there.
I could have put them in the beginning of this episode.
I didn't want to give them to you as fast facts.
It's good.
I like those after we learned about his story.
Yeah, exactly.
I could have mixed it.
I could have added them as an afterthought.
I would also like to add at this point that none of those people I just mentioned ever
talked about alien interactions.
So we have that.
How would they though?
They're dead.
Well they did write things down surprisingly enough.
But you raise a fair point in that they are dead.
No, they cannot talk about them, good point.
I can put an afterthought so they cannot.
This is one of my favorite things that has come from what...
Okay, I'm going to be honest.
I know a shape or form have the time or do I want to read everything that Billy Meyers
had the fucking time on this earth right.
And it's a lot.
He must be writing for hours and hours and hours a day like it's a full time job.
This is the favorite story that I have.
We're going to tell...
Wait Chelsea, I'm just curious.
Yeah.
When we say he was a day laborer, was his labor writing by chance?
I don't know actually.
We're going to see some fun stuff in the next episode.
Okay.
This is going to be really fun.
So this is kind of one of my favorite things that happened to BM as far as I've seen.
I'm sure there's a lot of things that might come to my attention as my favorite if I was
to look into every single thing that he did.
This one stood out as a good one and we're going to talk about it more in the next episode
as well.
But I'm going to give you a little taste right now to keep you going for next week and get
you excited.
So in 1975, BM has a quote, great journey.
And this happens.
1975.
It's also referred to as the great voyage, great trip, five day space trip, the space
and time travel or simply as the trip.
It is so...
That's the word I'm looking for.
Like grandiose.
Transformational.
Trans-formational.
Grandios.
Just like life changing.
Epic.
Journey that happened to him.
And it was a carefully planned and guided tour by the Pledgeirin and the Pledgeirin Federation
personnel.
And Chelsea, it was a sorpo right?
You know what?
I wouldn't be surprised if sorpo wasn't included on the tour.
So through a rich diversity of sight, sounds, explanations, demonstrations and experiences
through space and time, to planets within the solar system and far beyond it, even to
beyond itself, lots of dimensionality to it and all in a beam ship.
It happened in the year 1975, beginning on Thursday the 17th of July with contact report
031 and ended on the 22nd of July.
It apparently continued over contact reports 32, 34 and 35.
These were all reports that Billy has written.
The second part of the journey was described in contact report 039, which started on the
3rd of December and lasted two days.
The events were not all exhaustively documented at the time, but briefly instead, probably
not to overload the reader with too much detail at one time.
It was an intensive five day experience with a lot to take in.
However, events were indeed later reflected upon and in hindsight with additional questions
being posited and subsequently answered.
The photos taken were regrettably sabotaged, but would have been worth a thousand words
serving to fortify and tell the story.
We can deduce would have been the original plan and rationale for taking them.
It's nevertheless a well documented story.
So I feel like I must give you some information here.
Billy took a ton of pictures on this journey, which is what we're going to be talking about
in the next episode.
And I'm not even going to say anything more because I don't want to ruin anything for
you just listen to the next episode because you want to hear it.
I know we haven't done it yet, so I just want to show you some of the fucking reports this
guy writes.
It's just off the hook.
He has millions of tons of these fucking reports in regards to the great journey itself.
He has 17 reports just on this one.
And it comes to us as contact record of the great journey.
So I'm just going to open this up.
I skimmed the first little part of it and I'm going to experience this with you.
I'm not reading this whole thing.
I'm absolutely not.
I could scroll probably for the rest of the night and not even get to the end of this.
It is so fucking detailed.
So let's dig into it right now.
So it starts off Sam Jassy.
Number one, I am not sure why these are numbered.
That's my first thing that I take away from this.
And we have it here in both German and English.
So Sam Jassy says number one, again, not sure why it's numbered and Sam Jassy is the only
one that's numbered.
He says, today is your big day.
Billy says, after all that you have told me, I have already thought this to myself as well.
Sam Jassy, two, must be having thoughts.
That is to be expected.
Three, but also this time I must warn you that you will have to keep silence over certain
things or you must be at a later date.
That is being expected.
At a later date, however, I may give you the permission to write about all that you have
seen and experienced.
I can only assume that happened.
Number five, that was me saying that he got the permission.
Number five, so I will leave out of the transmission of the reports, all that cannot be spoken
about yet.
Number six, but now come.
First we will do another trip through our sun system and then in brackets below it it
says this is it numbered.
He had to the ship and letter, so this guy, I can't, I don't even want to comment on this
yet.
Like he's writing it like a script, like this is happening verbatim.
Like there's no way he's writing this as it's happening unless it's in his fucking head.
Maybe I didn't want to say that anyhow, I'm going to continue in brackets.
We head to the ship and let ourselves be lifted by the transport beam.
After a few seconds, the ship is already hovering high and from an altitude of about 50 meters,
I take some photos of the surroundings of the ship's departure point below.
I take some straight from above and others at an angle.
I take them through the still open transport beam hat while we slowly rise.
After I finish, Sam Jassy closes the hatch and within seconds the ship shoots up several
kilometers high, without me being able to feel any acceleration or other external forces.
It's just as if I am standing on solid ground somewhere on earth.
Also several sudden changes of direction cause no effect.
Even if through the ship's window I can see that we often shoot in different directions
like a crazy giant pendulum.
Like why wouldn't they just go straight?
Why are they bouncing all over the universe?
So next, that's the end of the bracket.
Sam Jassy says 7.
We are now leaving the earth's gravitational field.
Billy says where are we to go now?
Sam Jassy says 8.
First to Venus where you may already use your camera.
Billy, what about Venusians?
Can one photograph them?
Sam Jassy, 9.
You must be joking.
As I already told you explicitly that this planet carries no human life forms.
Billy, I know, I just wanted to see what you would say.
Sam Jassy, 10.
I understand.
You refer to certain claims of alleged contactees.
Billy, exactly.
Sam Jassy, 11.
Your lines of thought are often very difficult to detect.
Did he just call him?
Yeah, I get that from being.
12.
But now, take a look at this equipment here, which we have developed specifically to provide
you with better photographic possibilities.
13.
You can simply put your camera against the screen and take photos of the outside.
14.
As you see, you can also look through this transparent material and see the outside,
just as if it was a simple glass window.
Huh.
So you did the way more intricate version of a glass window.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
But almost exactly like a glass window.
Yeah.
15.
The device next to it, however, generates multiple radiations, which make visible or
simply preserve the existing color shades, etc. of the objects so that they may be captured
on film.
I do like that in conversation.
He actually used the word like, etc.
I don't know how many times I actually use that when I'm just listing things off if
I'm not writing it.
You're not an alien named Sam Jassy.
That's true.
That's pretty clear.
That's true.
And I don't number my sentences.
No.
16.
You don't start ever setting up with a sentence off with 11, 12.
Well, hear me now.
Yeah.
It's to keep track.
If you referred back to sentence 6, that I said.
We would all be on the same page.
Yeah.
16.
In this matter, you will be able to produce good color photos, or so we hope.
17.
From our side, we have another camera, which is very similar to yours.
18.
If you give me a film, I can help you with the second camera.
Of course, but I am surprised because you already told me once you use a completely different
technique to create photographic images, but now you suddenly come with a matching camera.
Sam Jassy last quietly like this.
17.
The camera is a product of your technology and it was acquired by one of us.
Oh, somebody, the one of the plagiarists jacked it off somebody.
They went down to socialize Polaroid.
Those assholes.
20.
Never 20.
Those assholes.
Billy, you surprised me.
You must have gone into our villages or cities of them.
Sam Jassy 20.
Is that so strange?
Billy, I always see you in your suits and with these clothes, neither you nor any of
yours could step into the eyes of the dear earth humans.
Sam Jassy 21.
Sure, but we also have clothes of your type.
22.
They probably stole it from someone else.
22.
We need these because we move amongst you here and there naturally shielded from swinging
waves so that we won't be harmed by the swinging waves of the earth humans.
23.
However, we can only do this for a short period of time.
Billy, that doesn't really surprise me, but why don't you go out with me sometime then?
Sam Jassy 24.
We can reach an agreement about that sometime.
Billy, that was quick.
However, we have the so-called police.
Who often, for whatever whim, will check on people.
How will it be if someone asks for your identity papers?
Sam Jassy 25.
You have many questions, but don't worry about it.
26.
We don't have identity papers of your kind because we don't need such things in that
form.
27.
Should it happen, however, that we get asked for such documents?
Then we are able to adjust this by influencing thoughts.
28.
This adjusting takes place through the power of our thoughts, by which a mock appearance
is created for the concerned questioner and information from actual persons of your world
is simulated for him or her.
29.An eventual police officer would thereby get the impression that he or she has some
documents in hand and that he or she is verifying them.
30.
That is deceit, Sam Jassy.
30.
No.
It deals only with the creation of a hallucination, if you want to call it that.
Billy, I understand, so let's leave that.
Is it just Billy focused on the completely wrong parts of this conversation?
Yeah, it's almost like this trip didn't happen and he just fucking left it up out of his
own right.
But no, he's very focused on like, you guys are here all the time, like, how do you do
this?
You're like, oh yeah, the papers and we just kind of walk around and we steal shit.
Meanwhile, he's like, spline oil, use it, Venus.
Yeah, I would have so many different questions.
And they pull out like the same camera from Earth and he's like, what are you doing?
I'm just going to read this next little part and then this goes on.
I could be reading this for fucking hours and I'm not doing that.
It's just going to be another Serpo episode if we do be honest.
I assume this is just one thing.
Yeah, yeah.
So it goes on quite a while.
I'm going to read this next part and leave it off here for this episode.
So in brackets under he understands and leaves it at that in bracket, the flight to Venus
does not take very long.
So I have just enough time to examine and more detail the equipment for making the photos.
The viewing screen looks to me like clear glass through which everything outside can
be observed as with you and with glass.
I'm sorry, he had just enough time to observe one thing in the spaceship and he decides
to do the camera.
Yeah.
Okay.
I don't know.
I mean, he was going to be more exciting things to like look at and say like, wow.
He's gone for five days.
So who knows at this point?
Yeah.
And by the time they get to Venus, all he's talked about is papers.
If they were to get a question by the police on earth.
Yeah.
Okay.
So clear glass.
I only noticed that this whole viewing screen has a very fine resolution similar to a photographic
print.
The size of the screen is about 50 by 50 centimeters.
That's an odd thing to say about the glass he's looking through.
If you noted that he said the resolution of the glass is similar to a photographic print.
While the color radiation device is installed on the side of it and recessed, I could not
examine its inner workings.
Beside this device, there is also a oscillograph and many different kinds of apparatuses all
around the cockpit room installed within a circular control console and on the walls.
All this strange looking equipment already seen on the first flight is obviously used
for the guidance and control of the beam ship.
While also serving as exploration devices, distance meters, radiation control devices
and other such things, all playing important roles in the operation of the flight machine.
All the display screens, except the oscillograph however, differ fundamentally from all other
apparatuses of earth origin I have ever seen of similar type.
Whereby all of the appearing forms, symbols and figures on the screens are expressed in
beautiful and often fantastic colors and also extraordinarily vividly.
I'm glad he at least looked at things that weren't just the cameras in the space ship.
Unlike the earth displays that I know, which in practice are only able to display flat
two dimensional images lacking depth, these screens show everything in vivid three dimensional
realism, like they are physically real and not just a technically generated image.
As we approach Venus, I have to tear myself away from the considerations because Sam
Jassy begins talking.
I'm gonna leave you on that cliffhanger because I gotta call it somewhere and it goes on for
so fucking long.
I'll post this up in the episode notes but that's where I'm gonna leave it for this
episode and we're gonna pick it back up next week.
Do you have any thoughts on, I'm gonna ask you what you, what you knew of Billy Meyer
before at this point.
I should've asked you at the beginning but I was so excited to try to pull over.
To be fully frank, when you say Billy Meyer, I probably would've gotten him confused with
Billy Mays and said, oh yeah, that guy who sells Shamwows.
I'll tell you what I knew about him.
I do know that he has quite a large following and I did know that he photographs, which
funnily enough I kind of left out of this episode.
He is one of the only person that has crystal clear photographs of UFOs.
That's what I knew of Billy Meyer going into.
And I do in fact think I got a quest for an episode on this guy from somebody I talked
to that I just haven't gotten around to yet so I am glad we're doing it.
Well I telepathically picked up on that or something that's not telepathically because
it didn't tell me that in my head but yeah.
It told you it in your heart I know.
What are you thinking so far?
I'm feeling that this Billy boy needed more adults in his life.
Yeah.
And I'm not sure if he did not have many other than the extraterrestrial groomer.
Yeah.
And I'm very curious to see if adults end up in his life.
And I'm sure they do in very unique and different ways than we're expecting in the near future.
But I think that's all I got for you because man this guy.
He kind of just like loses an arm and says, okay I'm going to go fly on space ships now.
And he does that.
Yeah.
No that's exact.
And so next episode we're going to kind of make the picture whole of Billy Meyer and kind
of bring it all together for you of that which makes Billy Meyer.
And as far as part three I'm still going to leave that a mystery even though I did subtly
allude to it in this episode.
Part three I think is going to be a surprise for everyone because I don't think I even
put in the next episode because I certainly didn't know that about him.
Oh that was a loud car.
That was a really loud car.
Wow.
For them.
Yeah.
Yeah so we're in for some interesting facts too.
Some hilarious facts and surprising.
I don't know if I just put another one in because I can't remember what number one was.
And maybe that's the point of numbering yourself so I'm fucking.
Yes that is why you should be numbering your paragraphs of speech.
It's very clear at this point.
Anyhow.
Okay.
I don't know.
84.
I have been Taylor here with Chelsea.
We are Journey to the Fringe.
Thank you all for listening.
We'll see you next week.
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