Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

Since I think that Stuart Robbins is just being coy – as well as exemplifying that old adage, “No answer is also an answer” – and wanting us to guess what his conclusion is about the authenticity of the WCUFO photo (and thereby the entirety of the Billy Meier UFO case is) I’m going to go ahead and state it for him.

Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

Sure, I could have titled this blog:

Take Me to the Dentist – Or: Why is getting Stuart Robbins to walk his talk like pulling teeth?

…but since I know that in his dear little heart of hearts Stuart is just struggling with how to reconcile his role with NASA with the factual reality of the Meier case, I’ll just express the words that he’s having difficulty forming:

Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

It’s not the first time that Stuart uttered his silent cries for help. With his quest for popularity, for becoming some sort of a pop, scientific celebrity, we can appreciate that Stuart again finds himself in the quandary expressed in the very quote he posted on his blog, “An inconvenient truth is always going to get less popularity than a reassuring lie.” So let me help Stuart to liberate the truth from being rendered mute, seductively ensnared by the allure of the lie and let the search engines take note:

Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

Now in that alternate title of mine, I asked, “Why is getting Stuart Robbins to walk his talk like pulling teeth?” So let me point out that Stuart has had what one may call a passionate investment – spanning over four years – not in dealing with that “inconvenient truth” but in proving the Billy Meier UFO case to be a hoax.

Showing his readiness to pounce on a perceived opportunity to discredit the case, Stuart refers to an issue pertaining to one of Meier’s photographs of the “light ship” that PhotoShop expert David Biedney erroneously concluded was a hoax. “Not once did Horn directly address Biedny’s demonstrable claims of pointing out flaws in the photo that show it to have been forged.”

So since he’s interested in UFO photographs, long familiar with PhotoShop, and also concerned that, “There’s no new evidence, and what evidence there is, leaves much to be desired,” it’s only natural that Stuart wouldn’t want to wait another four and one-half years only to have people say, “Not once did Robbins directly address Zahi’s demonstrable claims of pointing out the authenticity of the WCUFO photo that show it to have not been forged.” Hence:

Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

And what better way to redeem his previous missteps? In his hunger to climb the ladder of success, Stuart Robbins has tried to use the Meier case as a rung to grind his boot into. Lacking the integrity and intellectual honesty one would expect from a bona fide scientist, he has gone so far as to exclude clear evidence that his theories were wrong, such is his fear of the truth of the Meier case eclipsing his own personal ambitions.

So let’s welcome the atonement of our wayward and, hopefully only temporarily, misguided friend, as we joyously announce:

Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real

Stuart’s blog is also the perfect place to contact him, ask questions, pose challenges and see how many he actually allows to be posted…and answers.

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Stuart Robbins Admits the WCUFO Photo Is Real originally appeared on They Fly Blog on July 25, 2014.