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| 129. But especially I would like to talk again about George Adamski, because he made the most tremendous assertions together with Karl Michalek, and because of the excessive number of trick photos, etc. he became more and more audacious and frivolous in the course of the years. |
| 130. Since he saw and recognised that he found great approval in certain circles and that his photos, etc. were not subjected to too much scrutiny and therefore were able to deceive real experts, he dared to make even greater claims, namely that he had flown in extraterrestrial spaceships and had been photographed from ship to ship by extraterrestrial life forms. |
| 131. In this regard, I refer specifically to the book ‘Inside the Spaceships’, which you kindly gave me earlier to study. |
| 132. In this book, before page 161, there is a photograph of Adamski allegedly taken from a Venusian reconnaissance ship. |
| 133. Here it is stated that in the picture Adamski is in the early morning hours of 25 April 1955 on board of a larger spaceship and is standing, together with an extraterrestrial human being, at a viewing hatch. |
| 134. This picture alone is able to convey to every truth-loving and inquiring human being on Earth the fact that Adamski’s statements correspond to a pure fantasy, because through the constantly increasing journeys on Earth and the arising carelessness he has made a spectacular mistake here, which convicts him of deception, if it is seriously taken into consideration that the size of the viewing hatch (into which Adamski had glued a picture of his head), converted to a scale true to reality, only amounts to just 15 cm (5.9 inches). |
| 135. This is a very accurate measure, extremely precise and correct. |
| 136. If this measure is now remeasured into the total width of the ship, the length and width of which can be recalculated in the picture, this would result in a total width and total height of the ship of only 171 cm (5 feet, 7 inches), and a total length of 897 cm (29 feet, 5 inches), which would correspond to the measures of reality. |
| 137. Adamski, however, had made models which did not exceed a maximum size of 30 cm (11.8 inches), but were usually only a few centimetres in size, which he mounted on glass panes in front of the optics of his devices and then photographed. |
| 138. In this way he obtained very deceptive photos, especially when he worked with telescopes and was able to use the moon as a background. |
| 139. He was only able to take various photographs by lining up several panes of glass with pictures, drawings and self-illuminating dyes and then photographing the whole thing. |
| 140. He had a friend, who had died in the meantime, make a very good model, made of metal. |
| 141. He also attached this bell-shaped model to a very strong and pierced glass pane and used it for close-ups, etc., which were able to deceive even experts. |
| 142. Adamski was able to cast a spell over worldwide circles through these erroneous machinations. |
| 143. This was all the easier for him because of the appropriate orientation of his [deceptive / persuasive] nature towards his fellow men. |
| 144. To a great extent, however, his extraordinarily high ability of suggestion was decisive, enabling him to provoke hallucinations in well-known personalities in various forms. |
| 145. For many years he was able to influence people with such realistic thinking according to his will and fantasies and to let them have the conviction that they were actually in contact with extraterrestrial intelligences. |
| 146. In addition to Adamski, there are other charlatans and swindlers of the same kind at work, although their dimensions do not reach his. |
| 147. However, several of them play a very important role and continue to promote untruth. |
Part 6 A:
Cosmic Love 