U.F.O IN THE SKY MARCH 19, 2011 - Quebec, Canada
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"What Asket looks like. Again not a real pic, but very accurate. https://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/w/images/1/19/Asket.jpg"
"Another one of Billy's main contacts Asket. Asket is the first extraterrestrial female to contact Billy.
She is from planet Timar in the Akon star system of the DAL Universe.
In The Asket Contact Reports she imparts a significant amount of…"
She is from planet Timar in the Akon star system of the DAL Universe.
In The Asket Contact Reports she imparts a significant amount of…"
"What Asket looks like. Again not a real pic, but very accurate. https://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/w/images/1/19/Asket.jpg"
"Another one of Billy's main contacts Asket. Asket is the first extraterrestrial female to contact Billy.
She is from planet Timar in the Akon star system of the DAL Universe.
In The Asket Contact Reports she imparts a significant amount of…"
She is from planet Timar in the Akon star system of the DAL Universe.
In The Asket Contact Reports she imparts a significant amount of…"
"What Semjase looks like. Not a real pic, but very accurate. https://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/w/images/4/4b/Semjase2.jpg"
"Info from Billy Meier's The Future Of Mankind website about one of his main Plejaren contacts from back in the day Semjase. Semjase was 330 years old in 1975,[1] which corresponds approximately to an Earth-human woman who is 33 years old, if…"
"What Semjase looks like. Not a real pic, but very accurate. https://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/w/images/4/4b/Semjase2.jpg"
"Info from Billy Meier's The Future Of Mankind website on one of his main Plejaren contacts from back in the day Semjase for those who want to know more about her and some other important Plejaren people. Semjase was 330 years old in 1975,[1] which…"
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Hello everyone....
Ok....for the past several nights now, not only myself, but my wife and 2 kids also noticed the same thing as the above video..... in fact.... all you have to do is spend about 10 mintute scanning the night sky.....using "fixed points" like that of major star constellations, as anchor marks ( they don't move )..... you will soon notice "stars" ( which i can assure you ARE NOT STARS - for they move- very slowy, but when placed next to your anchor points, THEY MOVE ).... anyways..... these "orbs" are placing themselves in Geostationary Orbits.....the official term for this is: Unidentified Space Objects Geostationary (USOG ). By doing so....they at first glance ( as that is all that most people do when looking up ) seem like a rather bright star....... 'tiss not. Last night i counted 6 here in Vancouver...... don't take my word for it..... go try it yourself..... you'll be simply blown away......