And Yet They Fly [Paperback]

As an interested reader of Billy Meier's material, I met the author of this book, Guido Moosbrugger, in Switzerland back in 1989 on the property of the Semjase Silver Star Center. I was somewhat wary about finding myself in some kind of cult atmosphere before going over, and I am glad I saw what I did with my own eyes. The attitude of Billy Meier was of a normal person without any ego or self-glorifying aura I had thought I would encounter. This relieved me as the man was completely approachable and down-to-earth despite his astounding experiences and knowledge gained from the extraterrestrials he has been contacting since he was 5 years old.
I learned there were volumes (about 15 with 200 pages each) yet unpublished in English, as well as almost 20 books that Meier has written about the more than 300 face-to-face contacts he has had since 1942. There were also 4 thick books of over 700 photographs of the spaceships visiting him that he has taken, mostly from 1975-1976. The quantity and quality of the material at hand was truly overwhelming. For one week, all I did was sit and read as much as I could get my hands on.
I met several of Meier's helpers who come to the SSSC on the week-ends as well as a few who actually have their own residence there. The matter-of-fact mentality of these people and the normalcy with which they interacted with Meier convinced me this was no guru and this was no cult. It was a group of interested people who wanted to know about the subject of Ufology and spirituality and about the outrageous experiences of Billy Meier.
One of the people I met was a retired school principal from Austria called Guido Moosbrugger. Mr. Moosbrugger had been conducting his own investigation into the Meier case ever since the two first met back in 1976 when Meier was giving a lecture in Munich. Moosbrugger impressed me as a thoughtful and pensive man with a warm sense of humor and an Einstein-like mind. Eventually, he would have a book published in 1991 about the Meier case but it would only be available in German. I longed for the day it would be translated into English.
As the years went by, I became increasingly frustrated waiting for the book to finally appear. You can imagine how deeply thrilled I was when I heard that after several attempts by manipulative, would-be publishers to omit key sections from the book, it would finally come out this year unexpurgated.
I rushed to order a copy, sadly unavailable in Canada, and sat down to read a terrific story and compilation of Guido's knowledge about this case from his 25-year investigatory viewpoint.
The photos in the book (more than 77) are first-rate quality and its 456 pages are filled with fascinating detail - even for someone who has been following the case for years, like myself.
With all the rumor and innuendo surrending Billy Meier as a man and his experiences, isn't it time we exposed ourselves to an in-depth look at this case from someone who was often almost right at Meier's side when the events happened?
This book has already begun its way to being a true classic in the annals of historical literature. I recommend it extremely highly.

Without a doubt, this book has all you ever wanted to see in an exploration of a real (and ongoing!) UFO case. Amazingly clear, daytime photos of spacecraft, pages and pages describing the alien visitors and their technology, a full biography of the contactee, revelations of human origins, future prophecies...it's all in here! Not your typical hide-and-seek UFO book by any means. You're practically given a private tour of an extraterrestrial civilization that has been visiting here all along -- and you're also given the science to back it all up. Be prepared to stay awake many nights reading.

After years of only being able to hear the skeptics view point on the Billy Meier UFO case in the last few years. We finally we get a new book about the True Facts of the Billy Meier case. By a man who's studied the case for over 25 years. Other books on the Meier case like "UFO...Contact from the Pleiades" by Wendell Stevens & "Light Years" by Gary Kinder, were very good but are now somewhat outdated, even though I highly recommend them also. But this book is the most thoroughly researched of all the books on Billy Meier case. I highly recommend this book!