THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Gizan – (or Gizahn)

According to Meier researcher P. Keller, writing in FIGU Bulletin 83, the Gizeh Intelligences didn’t just clash abstractly with the Plejaren — they made two specific attempts on the ground in Switzerland: one to destroy the Semjase-Silver-Star Center, and one to kill Billy Meier and Freddy Kropf with ball lightning that exploded half a meter from them.

Name: Gizan (or Gizahn, Gizeh)

AKA: The Giza Intelligences, The Giza People. This site’s own compiled material and the FIGU-sourced material both use “Bfaath” — both this spelling and “Bafath” are genuinely attested across Meier-related sources.

Location – Home System: Per FIGU researcher P. Keller, the Gizeh Intelligences are from the “Sirius area.” Separately, this site’s own compiled material describes a base formed beneath Egypt after arrival, with some individuals reportedly seen dressed as ancient Egyptians.

Distance from Earth: Not given a specific figure in either source — “Sirius area” is not further quantified.

Attitude: Dominating and hostile, per both sources.

Motives: Per this site’s own compiled material: religious and social control of humanity, including a claimed historical connection to Adolf Hitler via the Thule Society, though this specific claim was not independently re-confirmed against the FIGU-sourced material checked in this update.

Physical Appearance: Not specifically detailed with biometric data in any source located.

Average Height: Not reported in any source.
Average Weight: Not reported in any source.
Body Temperature: Not reported in any source.
Pulse/Respiration: Not reported in any source.
Blood Pressure: Not reported in any source.
Life Expectancy: Not reported in any source.
Hair: Not reported in any source.
Skin: Not reported in any source.
Eyes: Not reported in any source.
Sex: Not specifically addressed in either source.

Other Physical Information: Not reported beyond a general note that some were seen dressed as ancient Egyptians.

Special Traits and Abilities: Per Keller’s FIGU-sourced account, capable of generating ball lightning as a weapon, used in an attempt on Meier’s and Freddy Kropf’s lives.

Communication Type: Not documented in either source.

Origin: The “Sirius area,” per Keller’s FIGU-sourced account — a more specific answer than a longer ruler-lineage genealogy (Arus, Jehovah/Henn, Arussem, Kamagol I and II) found in broader secondary Meier-related material, which could not be independently re-confirmed against this specific FIGU Bulletin source.

Life Form Type: Human-appearing, consistent with prior sourcing.

Subspecies: Not applicable — “Kamagol” is a title/name used by a succession of individual rulers within this group, not a caste.

Most Common Species: Not reported in any source.

Level of Species: Not reported in any source.

Habits: Per this site’s own compiled material: shaping religious and political developments; maintaining a hidden base.

Transportation Type: A stored spacecraft beneath the Giza complex, per broader Meier-related material; not independently re-confirmed in the specific FIGU Bulletin source checked.

Witnesses Reports: Billy Meier, as reported by FIGU researcher P. Keller in FIGU Bulletin 83 (“Where Does Ufology Stand Today?”). Per Keller: the Gizeh Intelligences made two documented attacks connected to Meier — an attempt to destroy the Semjase-Silver-Star Center in Schmidrüti, Switzerland, and a separate attempt to kill Meier and Freddy Kropf using ball lightning that exploded roughly half a meter from them. The Plejaren are credited with stopping the Gizeh Intelligences and deporting them to an “inhospitable planet,” providing them the means to survive there.

Special Features/Characteristics: The specific ball-lightning attack and Semjase-Silver-Star Center attack are the most concretely documented events tied to this group across the sources checked.

Summary/Description: A hostile splinter group (“Gizeh Intelligences”/Bfaath) said to have controlled a base beneath Egypt for millennia, shaping human religious development, before being removed by the Plejaren following two specific documented attacks in Switzerland.

Source: P. Keller, “Where Does Ufology Stand Today?”, FIGU Bulletin 83, pp. 4–6; this site’s own compiled material on the Gizan/Gizahn.

Related Cases: Errans, another Meier-sourced entry in this archive.

DETAILED REPORT

Cross-checking this entry against Jake Muller’s independent compilation surfaced a more specific FIGU source (Keller’s Bulletin 83) than the one previously used, replacing a vague “attacked the Plejaren” claim with two named, concrete events: an attempt to destroy the Semjase-Silver-Star Center, and a ball-lightning attack aimed at Meier and Freddy Kropf. This is a case where the more specific source is also the more useful correction — concrete claims are easier to weigh than vague ones, even when neither is independently verifiable.

A prior correction’s change from “Bfaath” to “Bafath” was walked back after checking Muller’s source, which uses “Bfaath” — the same spelling as this site’s own established material. Both spellings are genuinely in circulation, and there was no need to standardize on one over the other.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES
The Gizeh Intelligences — Two Named Attacks in FIGU Bulletin 83

Source Chain Assessment: A specific FIGU Bulletin (83, Keller) provides more concrete, named detail than the general secondary Meier material previously used for this entry.
Classification Correction: “Attacked the Plejaren” was replaced with two specific named events; a spelling correction (“Bafath”) was reverted since “Bfaath” is equally well attested.
Pattern Context: The longer ruler-genealogy (Arus, Jehovah, Kamagol I/II) found in broader secondary Meier material could not be re-confirmed against this specific FIGU source — it may belong to a deeper layer of the Meier corpus not covered by Bulletin 83 specifically, rather than being contradicted by it.
Evidentiary Weight: The named FIGU Bulletin source is more specific than most Meier-adjacent secondary material, though it remains disputed outside Meier’s own organization, consistent with every other Meier-sourced entry in this archive.
Geographic/Historical Context: The Semjase-Silver-Star Center in Schmidrüti, Switzerland, is a real, physically existing location associated with Meier’s organization, giving this claim a concrete geographic anchor unusual for this archive’s entries.

The honest record: a more specific FIGU source replaced a vaguer secondary claim, giving this entry two named, concrete (if unverifiable) events rather than a general assertion of conflict — a genuine improvement in specificity, not just in wording.

Per Keller’s account, the Gizeh Intelligences attempted to kill Meier and Freddy Kropf using ball lightning that exploded roughly half a meter from them — the most concrete, specific claim documented anywhere in this entry’s sourcing.