Pope Paul VI

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Pope Paul VI

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Saturday, 19th June 1976, 11:30 hrs

Billy Meier
First of all, I would like to get something straight that gives me no rest: I am sure you remember the last time we talked about Pillen-Paul (Pope Paul VI). It is not clear to me now with your statement how his deposition and murder could actually happen. I do not understand the connections; can you tell me more about it?
Billy Meier
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Sure, but for the time being silence is also the rule here.
Billy Meier
Of course. So you understand who I am talking about?
Billy Meier
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Certainly. The unfortunate matter happened like this: Through the Vatican Council, a Cardinal named Pietro Pavese was appointed the new Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, who, however, was not willing and unaccommodating to the plans of a certain few bishops and cardinals.

By this decision he, Cardinal Pietro Pavese, was given the name Pope Paul VI.

But by intriguing machinations of said few Bishops and Cardinals, his appointment as Supreme Pontiff was revoked still in the same hour in a secret circle and in his place a Cardinal with the name Giovanni Battista Montini, who looked deceptively similar to him in appearance, was then officially proclaimed Pope Paul VI, because he was submissive to the will and desires of the few, but very powerful and radical-conservative Bishops and Cardinals.

But the real Pope Paul VI Pietro Pavese, who was fundamentally innovative and revolutionary in his convictions and wanted to modernise the Catholic Church in accordance with the times and bring it into line with the current state of modern knowledge, was deprived of his freedom because of the danger that he would make the Council’s intrigue known, and was imprisoned in the Vatican for two years, up until the last degrees of his familial ties, etc. of Pietro Pavese’s were known, through further ecclesiastical intrigues. Of course, everything was researched in secret, as is characteristic of the Catholic Church. After the most exact knowledge of all kinship-factors, all the relatives of the imprisoned were murdered abruptly by hired assassins, in fact by different methods. Then, when the certainty reigned that no relatives, etc. were among the living, Pope Paul VI was also murdered, by poison. And to be absolutely sure that this enormous intrigue and series of murders would never become known, the ecclesiastical power of the Catholic office erased all records in the birth registers, etc., so that today nothing points to the former existence of the real Pope Paul VI and his relatives, etc.

Billy Meier
Is that it?
Billy Meier
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It should be enough; does it not affect you?
Billy Meier
Why? Should it? I am used to a lot of things.
Billy Meier
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Sure, but I did not call you today for a long conversation, because I just wanted to quickly inform you that Quetzal cannot give you his details until next week. So you do not need to be specifically ready for him.
Billy Meier
It is nice of you to tell me, because otherwise I would have had to stay here tomorrow. I have been invited to a flight with one of those apparatuses that you call an explosion bucket or something like that.
Billy Meier
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Be careful, though.
Billy Meier
Ha, you know, our machines are pretty safe, too.
Billy Meier
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Nevertheless, they are still technically very deficient and unsafe.
Billy Meier
Are you trying to scare me?
Billy Meier
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That is far from me. I hope you have a good time.
Billy Meier
Thanks, we probably will, especially me, because Konrad Schutzbach, the pilot, promised me that I could fly the plane myself, although I do not have a flight certificate.
Billy Meier
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That should do it for today, because I am in a hurry. Good luck and joy for Monday too.
Billy Meier
You know that?
Billy Meier
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Sure, because others cannot block their thoughts like you can. I am hoping it will be a good success.
Billy Meier
That is up to the reporters, because they write the report.
Billy Meier
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Sure, but there is a lot you can do about it. Well, goodbye, I really must hurry.
Billy Meier
Okay, can I at least ask if we will see each other again soon?
Billy Meier
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It will be the usual time.
Billy Meier
I understand, thank you. Then go well and do not overdo yourself if you are in such a hurry.
Billy Meier
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Then – oh yes, I do not want to forget; be careful with your statements to the person who wants to eavesdrop on you about technological issues, etc. It is someone with very bad materialistic tendencies and degenerating evilness.
Billy Meier
I know, I have been told that on the one hand, and I would have noticed it myself on the other. You do not have to be afraid, I am already on my toes, and even promises of millions leave me cold.
Billy Meier
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Sure, that is why you can do your job faithfully. But I felt obliged to give you advice, because this person is very insidious.

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