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Overview

This issue of 'Informations Mensuelles du Réseau des Repas Ufologiques' from May 2009 serves as a newsletter detailing upcoming events, recent activities, and articles related to ufology and related fields. It highlights conferences, documentary screenings, and research…

Magazine Overview

This issue of 'Informations Mensuelles du Réseau des Repas Ufologiques' from May 2009 serves as a newsletter detailing upcoming events, recent activities, and articles related to ufology and related fields. It highlights conferences, documentary screenings, and research initiatives, primarily within France and with international connections.

Upcoming Events and Presentations

The cover prominently features upcoming events. Alain Guadalpi, the creator of the documentary 'OVNI L'incroyable Vérité', is scheduled to present his film and speak at the Repas Ufologiques Parisiens on May 5, 2009, at 18:30 in the Cafétéria Casino at the Centre Commercial des Quatre-temps in La Défense. The event includes a screening, a conference, and a debate. This documentary is described as a philosophical reflection on the search for extraterrestrial life, spanning 90 minutes and covering historical cases like Roswell and Valensole, as well as new testimonies. It is noted that the film is available on DVD.

Another significant event is the Repas Ufologique Marseillais on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at 11:30, hosted by Jean Charles HILD. The main conference will focus on 'Ufology and cryptozoology: what parallels?', followed by a debate with Alain Guadalpi on 'UFOs and quantum physics'.

The Repas Ufologiques Jurassien will take place on May 1, 2009, in Champagnole. The program includes a teleconference with animators from 'Les Invisibles du Col de Vence', discussing phenomena observed at the Col de Vence and the surveillance station established there. The event aims to demystify UFO photos and observations from the area.

Fabrice Bonvin, an ufologist known for his innovative ideas and author of books like 'OVNIS Les Agents du Changement', will be featured at the Repas Ufologiques Colmariens on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at 18:30 at the Restaurant 'Les Maraîcher' in Colmar. The event is free and open to all.

The Repas Ufologiques de Bordeaux will meet on May 8, 2009, at the Cafétéria de Saint Médard in Saint-Médard-en-Jalles.

Articles and Features

'OVNI L'incroyable Vérité' Documentary: The issue extensively covers Alain Guadalpi's documentary, describing it as a comprehensive look at the UFO problem, its origins, and various historical cases. It highlights the research involved, including vintage footage, scientific hypotheses, and interviews with experts.

'Les Invisibles du Col de Vence' Project: This section details the work of the 'Les Invisibles du Col de Vence' association, which uses cameras and computers to monitor the sky for UFO phenomena. The article emphasizes the private researchers' efforts and suggests that such research should ideally be conducted by the state.

Fabrice Bonvin's Work: The article introduces Fabrice Bonvin, an ufologist with a background in psychology, who has authored books on UFOs and the psychological impact of sightings. His innovative research is noted for pushing the boundaries of traditional ufology.

Christian Comtesse and Orléans Ufology: Christian Comtesse, an ufologist and initiator of Strasbourg's ufology meetings, gave a conference in Orléans on April 25, 2009. He expresses his conviction that UFOs exist, rather than just believing in them, and criticizes those who discredit ufology. He calls for more open discussion and research into UFO phenomena.

The X-Conference in Washington: The newsletter reports on the 2009 X-Conference held in Washington D.C., which attracted over 700 people. Key speakers included astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who reiterated his belief in extraterrestrial presence, and Nick Pope, who discussed the UK's policy on UFO disclosure. The conference focused on 'Exopolitics', the study of the sociopolitical implications of extraterrestrial contact. Edgar Mitchell's statement that humanity needs to consider leaving Earth due to resource consumption and the potential for interstellar travel is highlighted.

Exopolitics and Disclosure: The article delves into the concept of exopolitics, emphasizing the call for government disclosure of UFO-related information. It mentions the efforts of organizations like the Paradigm Research Group (PRG) and individuals like Steven Greer. The idea of humanity becoming part of a 'planetary community' and preparing for interstellar existence is a recurring theme.

'The History of UFOs in Morocco' Online Publication: A new version of the 'History of UFOs in Morocco' has been published online, compiled from various sources and testimonies. The article invites readers to contribute their own observations and research.

UFO Cases in Morocco: Specific UFO cases from Morocco are mentioned, including an observation at Martyl in 2007 (unidentified) and another at Oukaïmeden in December 2009 (identified). The newsletter provides contact information for submitting testimonies.

Mystery Park in Switzerland: The reopening of the Mystery Park in Switzerland, originally created by Erich Von Daniken, is announced for May 15. The park focuses on mysteries of our planet and alleged extraterrestrial presence in ancient times.

Operation Suricate: This initiative, launched in 2005 and more consistently implemented since 2008, involves coordinated night sky observation by ufologists and enthusiasts. The goal is to identify and explain UFO phenomena, with a significant percentage of observations being successfully identified.

Historical UFO Observations: The newsletter reminisces about past UFO observation campaigns, particularly those from the 1970s and 1980s, highlighting the dedication of early ufologists and the collaborative efforts involved.

Dr. Edgar Mitchell's Account: A translated document from Dr. Edgar Mitchell, presented at the X-Conference, details his personal connection to the Roswell incident and his belief in the reality of UFOs and extraterrestrial visitation. He recounts how individuals involved in the Roswell crash came to trust him with their stories.

The Nature of the Universe: Dr. Mitchell expresses his view that the universe is far more wondrous and complex than humans can currently comprehend, making the idea of humanity being alone impossible. He suggests that humanity must prepare for interstellar existence and potentially leaving Earth.

Call for Disclosure: The article concludes with a strong call for governments to open their UFO-related files, citing examples of countries like the UK, Belgium, France, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico that have already done so. The aim is to foster a planetary community that can engage with the reality of extraterrestrial presence.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently promotes ufology as a serious field of research, encouraging open discussion, investigation, and the sharing of information. There is a strong emphasis on the need for government transparency regarding UFO phenomena and a belief in the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence. The editorial stance supports the idea of exopolitics and humanity's potential role in a larger, interstellar community. The publication acts as a central hub for ufological events and research in France and beyond, encouraging reader participation through testimony submission and event attendance.