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Jul 19, 2005 3 hr

E.T. Contact - Michael Horn

from Mike Hagan's Radio Orbit Archive Hosted by Mike Hagan

The Meier Contacts meet all standards for a preponderance of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. All challenges by scientists and skeptics, to duplicate or debunk the physical and prophetic evidence, have been soundly defeated. The Meier Contacts are, therefore, the most important story in all of human history. There is no other possible conclusion. But far more than UFOs or extraterrestrials, The Meier Contacts are ultimately about us and our future survival. We now have before us proven information of unparalleled accuracy and impeccable credibility - spanning 55 years - also containing very specific warnings of enormous, imminent dangers facing humankind. Many of these perils are of our own making due to ignorance of eternal spiritual and physical laws, such as the law of cause and effect. But be forewarned, the information, like truth itself, is often harsh, with no regard for political thinking or religious beliefs. And it is this eternal truth, not our likes, dislikes or beliefs, that is at the core of the Meier Contacts.

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