Gazette des Mousquetaires - No 71 - Manipulation

Magazine Overview

Title: La Gazette des Mousquetaires De l'Ufo
Issue: Numéro 71
Date: Thursday, September 26, 2019
Cover Headline: Manipulation...

This issue of "La Gazette des Mousquetaires De l'Ufo" focuses on the theme of manipulation, exploring both human psychological tactics and potential extraterrestrial influence. The cover features a striking image of the clown Grock playing a violin, setting a tone that hints at illusion and performance.

I - Manipulation

The first section delves into the concept of manipulation, introducing the acronym MICE to categorize human influence tactics: Money, Ideology, Constraint (threats or blackmail), and Ego (self-esteem or vanity). The article posits that extraterrestrials might possess telepathic abilities beyond human control, describing various types of aliens including insect-like beings, reptilians, dwarves, and tall grey beings with almond-shaped eyes. It humorously suggests unconventional methods to counter these influences, such as using insecticide and snake repellent, or even whisky, to disorient the 'greys' and send hybrids to circus school.

The text then touches upon the nature of belief and skepticism, particularly in relation to UFO phenomena. It questions the definition of 'real' and how our perception is shaped by our consensual references. The author suggests that as physics advances, it increasingly questions the absolute nature of reality, especially at the quantum level. The article highlights three unverified postulates: that UFO phenomena utilize mechanisms of the macrocosm, that physical laws are universal and constant, and that current knowledge should suffice for a unified understanding of the universe.

It raises the possibility that consciousness and time might be factors that distort our critical judgment, and that our civilization's ignorance fuels our doubts. The author expresses hope that medical disciplines, focused on healing rather than explaining, might offer insights into phenomena that science currently struggles with, drawing parallels to near-death experiences and spiritualism.

II - Croire... That is a question?

This section features a dialogue, initiated by Gilles Lorant, discussing the nature of belief and its impact on objectivity when investigating UFOs. The author, responding to Lorant, emphasizes that while the subject of UFOs is not a personal belief for him, it is a complex area where objective truth is difficult to ascertain. He suggests that the universe is coherent and that a bridge between the infinitely small and the infinitely large likely exists, though it remains undiscovered. The discussion touches upon the idea that consciousness and time might be subjective elements that influence our perception of reality, and that our civilization's current understanding is limited.

The author also reflects on the potential for scientific advancements to shed light on UFO phenomena, particularly from medical fields. He mentions the possibility of 'missing time' being linked to extraterrestrial encounters, a concept explored in David M. Jacobs' work.

III - Témoignage inhabituel de M.

This section presents a remarkable personal testimony from an individual identified as 'M.'. On Monday, September 4, 2019, M. recounts an extraordinary event involving his 6-year-old granddaughter and his 10-year-old grandson, Tom. M. had given his granddaughter a musical greeting card. Later, while driving the children to school, M. heard the faint music from the card, despite it having been left at home. When questioned, his grandchildren claimed that Tom was making the music by simply opening his hands, as if opening the card. This event repeated five times, leaving M. astonished. His grandson Tom later tried to replicate the phenomenon without success.

A previous incident involving Tom is recalled from August 4, 2015. While M. was in the kitchen and Tom was in the living room, M. heard Tom humming a tune. When M. tried to discern the words, he couldn't, only hearing the melody. Tom then spoke, asking why M. was repeating his music, which was bothering him. M. was surprised as he had not been singing. This event, along with the musical card incident, suggests a potential unexplained ability in Tom.

IV - Les P'tites nouvelles de l'ailleurs

This section discusses the concept of 'missing time' in the context of UFO encounters. It references David M. Jacobs' book, "Ils marchent parmi nous" (They walk among us), which posits that extraterrestrials are manipulating humanity. The article explains that missing time is often associated with alien abductions and can be reactivated through hypnosis or dreams. It suggests that extraterrestrials might be using mental control to erase memories of these events.

The text highlights that manipulation can be subtle and deceptive, affecting an individual's perception of reality. It distinguishes between individual manipulation and mass manipulation, deeming the latter extremely grave. The article also discusses Sylvie P.'s case, involving alleged extraterrestrial abductions in Canada, where she reportedly experienced missing time and served as a surrogate mother for hybrid beings. This case is presented as an example of numerous abduction accounts, raising disturbing questions about the purpose of creating hybrid creatures.

Another article, referencing a study published in "The Astronomical Journal," explores the possibility that extraterrestrials may have already explored the Milky Way and Earth. The study attempts to address Fermi's paradox by suggesting that aliens might use strategic interstellar travel, potentially colonizing galaxies within a timeframe comparable to their age. It raises the question of whether multiple human races exist and if they should be 'saved' with their flaws.

Finally, the issue includes a correspondence with Jean Librero regarding a translation of David Jacobs' book, "Rencontres avec le peuple des étoiles" (Encounters with the Star People) by Ardy Sixkiller Clarke. The exchange touches upon the significance of the book and the challenge of understanding its message.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are manipulation, the nature of reality, belief versus skepticism, and extraterrestrial phenomena. The magazine adopts a stance that encourages open-minded inquiry into unexplained events, while also acknowledging the importance of critical thinking and scientific investigation. There is a clear interest in exploring theories that challenge conventional understanding, particularly concerning alien intelligence and their potential impact on humanity. The editorial tone seems to favor a nuanced approach, recognizing the complexities and uncertainties surrounding UFOs and related phenomena, and encouraging readers to consider possibilities beyond established scientific paradigms. The inclusion of personal testimonies and discussions on psychological manipulation suggests a broader interest in how perception and reality can be influenced.

This issue of "La Gazette des Mousquetaires de l'Ufo" (Issue No. 71, dated September 26, 2019) features a cover story titled "LES ENFANTS DE SYLVIE P. RÉCIT AUTHENTIQUE D'UN CAS D'ENLÈVEMENT EXTRATERRESTRE AU CANADA" by Marc St Germain and Pierre Caron. The magazine also includes discussions on the controversial Nazca mummies, the QAnon phenomenon, and the alleged use of adrenochrome.

The Sylvie P. Abduction Case

The cover story, "Les Enfants de Sylvie P.", details an authentic account of an extraterrestrial abduction case in Canada. While the specifics of the case are not fully detailed in the provided text, it is presented as a significant event.

The Truth About the Nazca Mummies

This section, marked as 'V - La vérité sur les momies de Nazca', presents a critical view of the so-called Nazca mummies. According to a commenter named Luca, these are not genuine extraterrestrial remains but rather the result of illegal modifications of real mummy remains. These remains, including those of stillborn babies and llama fetuses, were allegedly stolen by local grave robbers, known as 'huaqueros', from archaeological sites in the Palpa province of the Ica region in Peru. The video mentioned by Luca reportedly exposes the activities of an individual named 'Mario Peruano' who allegedly manipulated the skin and bodies in a local workshop to create these fraudulent artifacts. Gilles Lorant comments on the ease of spreading information online and the potential for fakes to mask inconvenient truths, but leans towards the video's veracity, noting that such fabrications concerning supposed extraterrestrial remains are not unprecedented.

Another commenter, Michel Turco, discusses a previous involvement in a case involving a French archaeologist and Christel Seval, where an organization allegedly interfered with research in Peru. He mentions that reconstituted chicken remains were presented as dating back centuries, shifting the mystery. He also speculates about finding 'Annunakis' or hybrid creatures in the Near East and Egypt, suggesting the truth about 'Gods' is more complex than basic ufological reasoning.

Guy Coat asks for the opinion of Thiery Jamin regarding these findings, recalling a discussion in Toulouse about objects and analyses that did not resemble llama remains. He humorously refers to a 'spitting llama' as potentially representing false truths.

QAnon, the Elite Pedophile Criminal Network, a President and his Power

This section, marked as 'VI - Q Anon, Réseau Pédo Criminel de l'Elite, un Président et son pouvoir', delves into the QAnon phenomenon and its alleged connection to a secret investigation into an elite pedophile network in the US. The text suggests that numerous personalities are being questioned discreetly to dismantle this network, which is accused of organized rape, torture, and human hunting.

The article posits that if the US administration succeeds, it would be a 'psychological Hiroshima' for the public, far more impactful than any UFO revelation. It mentions 'trump' as a potential 'atout' (asset) for dismantling this 'hell'. The author expresses a desire to share information compiled with a friend, noting that content often disappears quickly online, sometimes labeled as 'fake news'. A YouTube channel, Radio Québec, is recommended for further information.

A future video is promised, featuring a man who claims to have worked in the US music industry, writing and composing for popular groups, with the alleged aim of influencing youth. This individual supposedly had access to a 'program' that goes beyond the music industry, discussing cloning, elites, and technology used to infiltrate consciousness during sleep, potentially replacing it or manipulating individuals. The article suggests that if these manipulations fail, extraterrestrial abduction might be used as a cover.

The author shares personal experiences of what felt like manipulation and pain from ufological encounters, contrasting them with the lack of concrete positive outcomes. The QAnon messages are described as major events in preparation or being countered, with lists of codes and abbreviations available for better understanding. The Epstein affair is presented as the first domino to fall in a series of operations, with many other pieces of information being validated but considered too shocking to be widely disseminated.

QAnon and US Military Intelligence

Further discussion on QAnon links it directly to ufology, suggesting it was initiated shortly after Tom De Longe's announcement about TTSA. QAnon is presented as preparing for a 'Great Disclosure' of UFOs, which might be a camouflage for a more unpleasant operation. The QAnon team had reportedly gone silent, a strategy that was apparently foreseen. The official publication site for QAnon is provided, along with a French-language source from Radio-Québec.

The article explains that 'Q' is supposedly a high-level US military clearance, and 'Anon' signifies the beginning of 'Anonymous'. The Weinstein affair is seen as a diversion from the Epstein affair, focusing on sex, harassment, and rape, while the Epstein case involves pedophilia and the production of 'adrenochrome' through satanic ceremonies on a global scale, involving 'elites'. These elites allegedly use 'bio' adrenochrome as a powerful drug, necessitating human trafficking and international corruption for protection. The military, unlike the police and intelligence agencies, is believed to have the means to act, and a discreet communication cell was allegedly created by Pentagon patriots to prepare public opinion for future disclosures.

The press is accused of focusing on political actions to weaken the Democratic party, but the underlying issue is a generalized corruption that camouflages horrific behaviors among leaders in both parties. The article mentions that over a hundred thousand sealed indictments are ready to be opened simultaneously, but citizens are unaware and thus no action is taken. The process of indictment by a Grand Jury and Prosecutor is explained.

A table shows a significant increase in sealed court proceedings in the US from late 2017 to mid-2019, with an average of 6,000 new indictments per month compared to the usual 1,000-2,000 per year. The author finds these 'unreceivable' pieces of information shocking, noting that Senators were reportedly distressed by the Devin Nunes report. The press is seen as controlled by elites, with Epstein allegedly corrupting and documenting many global elites. The author places trust in information validated by three reliable sources.

Adrenochrome and its Alleged Effects

Adrenochrome is described as an organic compound, C9H9NO3, a blue pigment resulting from the oxidation of adrenaline. It is noted that in the US, adrenochrome is not controlled, meaning its possession, purchase, or distribution is generally legal. However, it is claimed to have psychoactive properties, potentially causing hallucinations and schizophrenia. The 'Adrenochrome Hypothesis' suggests that massive doses of Vitamin C and B3 could treat schizophrenia by reducing adrenochrome levels in the brain. The substance is described as an extract from a living adrenal gland, giving it an exotic character, with its effects exaggerated for narrative purposes, suggesting it is largely imaginary.

Ufologist J.B. and Abduction Programs

The author collaborates with a ufologist named J.B., who has over twenty years of experience and a deep understanding of UFO phenomena. J.B. is described as having a unique style based on personal experience and a 'gift' for gathering information on peculiar cases. His work is said to provide more answers than questions regarding abduction programs, suggesting that not all abductions have the same function. He also discusses UFO lights, their movements, and colors, linking them to hypnotic preparation for abduction. Furthermore, J.B. reportedly has evidence of collaboration, or semi-submission, between 'institutions' and the military with non-human entities, using technology that appears non-human.

J.B.'s research also touches upon the importance of blood in cattle mutilations and human abductions. The author and his family underwent blood tests which reportedly matched J.B.'s findings 100%, a detail that the author finds chilling. J.B. is also investigating the link between poltergeist phenomena, 'demonic manifestations', and UFO contact/abduction programs, suggesting entities have multiple 'pleasures' and that individuals may respond to multiple programs, leading to complex and potentially hellish situations for contactees.

J.B. is reportedly writing a book and releasing videos detailing his findings, including research on a character who has stayed with him and for whom he created a documentary. The author shares this information, noting that J.B. is cautious about what he reveals.

Broader Implications and Censorship

Another commenter expresses that the information about blood and lights is interesting, and that the 'phenomenon' seems interconnected. They mention similar information from the Court of England concerning illuminatis, Nibiru, reptilians, sex, and cannibalism. The commenter also brings up Weinstein, Epstein, and Strauss Khan, noting Epstein's alleged connection to the network and his deviance extending to extreme acts, comparing him to Gilles de Rais. The existence of such practices throughout history is acknowledged, but modern censorship is noted, citing an example of a preserved body found in the Alps where details about semen found in the stomach were omitted from televised reports, which could have provided insights into regional genetic differences.

The article touches upon the potential for military intervention in the US, noting its independence from political power compared to France, and the possibility of a coup. The author thanks the correspondent for bringing up the topic, stating that while they had no proof, the issue of freedom becoming problematic is concerning. There is also a mention of potential impeachment proceedings against Trump, though its connection to the 'enormous affair' is unclear.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include skepticism towards sensational claims (like the Nazca mummies), a deep dive into conspiracy theories (QAnon, pedophile networks, adrenochrome), and the exploration of alleged extraterrestrial encounters. The magazine appears to present information from various sources, including online discussions and personal testimonies, encouraging readers to critically evaluate the presented material. There is a clear interest in uncovering hidden truths and challenging official narratives, particularly concerning government actions, elite conspiracies, and the possibility of extraterrestrial involvement in human affairs. The editorial stance seems to be one of open inquiry into controversial and often disturbing subjects, encouraging readers to connect the dots and form their own conclusions, while also acknowledging the potential for manipulation and misinformation.

Title: La Gazette des Mousquetaires de l'Ufo
Issue: n°71
Date: September 26, 2019

This issue of "La Gazette des Mousquetaires de l'Ufo" delves into complex conspiracy theories, political commentary, and the realm of ufology, presenting a critical and somewhat alarmist perspective on current global affairs.

The "Patriots of the Pentagon" and Societal Inertia

The editorial opens by drawing a parallel between "patriotes du pentagone" and vigilante police officers who might take justice into their own hands due to perceived judicial inertia. The author speculates that if government representatives have been contacted by non-human entities, it could lead to revelations about human trafficking and unethical experimentation, potentially orchestrated by a vast, hidden plan. The author expresses a personal discomfort with the idea of a secret, organized ultra-minority manipulating events, finding solace only in mathematics after such introspective experiences.

Gilles de Rais and Modern Elites

The article introduces the historical figure Gilles de Rais, a name the author had previously associated with fictional characters. After researching him, the author cautiously suggests that a portion of modern elites might be inspired by his dark legacy, though refrains from making a definitive statement.

The "Deep State" Coup and Political Intrigue

A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to the alleged "Deep State" coup, supposedly orchestrated with the help of Obama's Democratic party, Hilary Clinton, the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the NSA. The author notes a lack of credible information but finds the intense media efforts to oust Trump as evidence of its reality. It is suggested that the military uncovered this plot and encouraged Trump's candidacy to thwart it, with the military allegedly providing constant protection. Messages from "Q" are cited, hinting at Trump's resignation to allow the military to take control. The article mentions a drastic increase in the capacity of Guantanamo prison and the appointment of military judges, implying a preparation for widespread civilian trials.

The author criticizes American media, including CNN, and European outlets like Euronews, for their perceived bias and efforts to harm Trump's image, accusing them of protecting those who wish harm to humanity. The French press is also criticized for echoing similar narratives, and the call to "clean up the swamp" is extended to France.

Ufology, Disclosure, and Human Hybridization

The ufologists' predicament is highlighted, as they believe the "Deep State," with its "Gilles de Rais-like horrors," is obstructing disclosure. Ironically, individuals advocating for disclosure are also found on the list of those linked to the Epstein affair. The article also brings up the issue of animal mutilations, noting the similarity between bovine and human blood, and suggesting the possibility of human genome alterations. The author posits that a small minority may have initially planned this, but a significant portion of the Western population has become docile and susceptible, implying that hybridization has been successful and may lead to further, concerning developments.

The Threat of a "Witch Hunt" Against Ufologists

The article warns that ufologists might be falsely accused and face public condemnation rather than professional legal proceedings. The authors urge ufologists to take proactive steps and react while there is still time, though they admit uncertainty about how to proceed.

Personal Reflections on Gilles de Rais and Ufology

The author shares a personal connection to Gilles de Rais, recalling his amateur attempts at alchemy and the palpable sense of anguish felt at the ruins of his former residences. Regarding ufology, the author recalls a prediction made years ago about a "witch hunt" originating from the US and spreading to Europe, which now seems to be materializing.

The Dangers of Hybridization and the Need for Caution

Regarding hybridization, the author reiterates previous suspicions about its existence, noting that individuals in high-responsibility positions appear to be well-imitated and formatted. A race between different alien factions with varying goals is suggested, all claiming success. The author advises caution, suggesting that in the current fog of uncertainty, it is better to refrain from blind preparations that could backfire. The article posits that this is not "our war" and that humans are merely unwitting stakes, urging for a more passive approach, akin to Voltaire's Candide or cultivating one's garden.

A Call for Prudence and Resilience

The author advises that if one is not particularly prepared or armed, it is wiser to remain silent and act discreetly rather than engaging in excessive talk. The tone becomes more intense, expressing frustration with the situation, as it concerns humanity. The article concludes with a message of resilience, reminding readers that humanity has survived precarious situations throughout its history and that current obstacles should not be discouraging.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include deep state conspiracies, political manipulation, the potential for alien influence and human hybridization, and the suppression of information. The editorial stance is one of critical observation, concern, and a call for cautious self-preservation in the face of perceived global threats. The publication aims to present information directly and collectively, prioritizing sincerity over pleasing its audience, with the understanding that its continuation is not guaranteed.