I think this misconception exists because of how many people don't understand gravity. Crossing the event horizon would involve a huge amount of delta-v to de-orbit, unless you were extremely unlucky with your initial velocity.

Most people think that they behave like stellar vacuum cleaners: you'll get sucked in if you're simply in the vicinity of one.

> Despite his claims, Haramein's work is ignored by mainstream physicists because it is pseudoscience with no evidentiary support. Few scientists bother to respond Haramein because even the most basic review shows his models to be based on flawed mathematics and wrong assumptions, with “proofs” that quickly become circular and self-referential. His self-promotion and outreach is considered cult-like, and like many pseudoscientists, he is good at impressing people with little to no understanding of modern physics, scientific research, or skepticism.

So, in answer to the headline, no, probably not.