What if Billy Meier, a Swiss farmer claiming alien intel, predicted Yasser Arafat’s death—and a bizarre doppelgänger twist—days before it shook the world? His contact reports allege Plejaren foresight, and we’re crunching the numbers to test their wild accuracy. On November 5, 2004, Ptaah dropped five predictions about Arafat’s end and a shadowy aftermath. The odds are astronomical; the implications are unreal. This is Meier’s cosmic tale—and it’s here to blow your mind.
On November 5, 2004, Ptaah allegedly shared these chilling forecasts:
Arafat’s November Exit:
“Yasser Arafat will die this month.” A death knell for the Palestinian icon, set for November 2004.
Arafat’s Early Fall:
“Yasser Arafat died on the 11th November.” A precise claim—fulfilled days before?
Doppelgänger Ruse:
“A doppelgänger of Yasser Arafat is supposed to take over his role.” A wild plot to fake his survival.
Doppelgänger’s Doom:
“The doppelgänger will die of sudden heart failure.” The stand-in’s abrupt end, undated.
Body Held Back:
“Yasser Arafat’s body will not be transferred to Egypt until he supposedly dies officially.” A delay in France, pending announcement.
November Death: Spot-on, sort of. Arafat died November 11, 2004, in a Paris hospital—within the month, six days after Meier’s call. Illness hit October 12; he slipped into a coma by November 3. Close enough to stun.
Pre-November 5, 2004, odds, calculated cold:
All four: 1/36 × 1/1,000 × 1/100 × 1/5 = 1 in 18000000 (65.7 million). Drop shaky doppelgängers: 1/36 × 1/5 = 1 in 180. That’s cosmic dice rolling hot.
Meier called Arafat’s curtain six days early—then threw in a doppelgänger curveball and nailed the body’s wait. Two hits shine. This is one of 73 predictions we’ve tracked—odds so wild they’d break a bookie. Science can’t sleep on this: alien whisper or eerie guess? Dive in—this story’s unreal.
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