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Repas Ufologiques - 2009 08

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This issue of the monthly newsletter from Les Repas Ufologiques, dated July 2009, covers upcoming events, recent UFO sightings, and discussions on exopolitics and government transparency regarding UFO phenomena.

Magazine Overview

This issue of the monthly newsletter from Les Repas Ufologiques, dated July 2009, covers upcoming events, recent UFO sightings, and discussions on exopolitics and government transparency regarding UFO phenomena.

Upcoming Events and Meetings

Limoges, Tulle, Périgueux Meeting (August 7, 2009) Michel Rousseau organized the first UFO meeting for the Limoges, Tulle, and Périgueux region on Friday, August 7, 2009, at 7:30 PM in Saint Yrieix la Perche. This initial meeting was intended for participants to share their experiences and plan future gatherings.

Parisian UFO Meeting with Paola Harris (August 4, 2009) Paola Harris, an international UFO specialist, journalist, and writer, was scheduled to attend a UFO meeting in Paris on Tuesday, August 4, 2009, starting at 5:00 PM. She was to give a 2.5-hour conference with audiovisual support at the Navigator restaurant in the Latin Quarter. The event aimed to bring together ufologists and the public to discuss exopolitics and the political implications of UFOs. Jean Luc Rivera was to provide translation, and Trice Sheridan from the USA was present to record the event for American radio stations. The meeting was scheduled to begin at 6:15 PM, with the conference starting around 7:00 PM. Information about the event was available at www.les-repas-ufologiques.com.

Denis Alarcon at Grenoble UFO Meeting (August 6, 2009) Denis Alarcon, co-author of the book "LES MYSTERES DU COL DE VENCE," was to present his work at the Grenoble UFO meeting on August 6, 2009, at 7:00 PM at the Restaurant "Le Dix Vins." The book is described as the first documentary work dedicated to the anomalies of Col de Vence, a location known for various phenomena including UFOs, paranormal events, and equipment malfunctions.

Week-End de l'Etrange (August 8-9, 2009) A "Week-End de l'Etrange" (Weekend of the Strange) was scheduled for August 8-9, 2009, at the Village du Livre in Fontenoy-la-Joute (54), France. The event featured conferences, exhibitions, telescopes, publishers, authors, and specialized bookstores, with free entry and on-site catering.

Paola Harris's Views on Exopolitics

Paola Harris, an Italian-American journalist specializing in UFOs, discussed "Exopolitics" and the potential implications of extraterrestrial contact. She highlighted the growing recognition that humanity may not be alone in the universe and the need for governments to disclose information about UFOs. Harris advocated for the declassification of all secrets related to extraterrestrial presence and increased research, citing President Obama's memorandum on government transparency. She noted her past collaborations with Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Dr. Pinotti, and her work in promoting exopolitical research.

UFO Sightings and Investigations

The newsletter details numerous UFO sightings and ongoing investigations across France:

  • Reims and Epernay (July 4, 2009): Two UFOs were observed by over 50 witnesses, with two films and photos taken. Investigations were ongoing.
  • Courbevoie (July 13, 2009): Four people observed a luminous yellow ball that did not move rectilinearly.
  • Ardennes Village (July 4, 2009): Over 40 witnesses saw a silent orange light moving vertically and disappearing.
  • Rouvroy sur Audry (July 4, 2009): An enormous silver sphere was observed for about thirty seconds.
  • Aiglemont (July 14, 2009): A very bright, white sphere was observed for approximately 8 minutes. The witness took photos, and the object disappeared suddenly.
  • Reims (July 4, 2009): A phenomenon of three red lights in a triangle formation was observed.
  • Anchamps (08): A case involving a possible candle lantern was discussed, with calculations suggesting a distance of 700 meters and an altitude of 500 meters.
  • Florenville (Belgium) and Chambry (Aisne): Reports of luminous balls and a triangle-shaped object with green lights were mentioned.

Jean Luc Lemaire, a private investigator, provided information on ongoing investigations in the Ardennes region, including details on his blog and archived dossiers.

Radar Surveillance Project

Laurent Duval's "Radar Virtuel" project, aimed at tracking airplanes in real-time to differentiate them from UFOs, was expanding internationally. The project utilized a network of amateur radio operators and researchers to cover French territory and was gaining interest from other countries.

John Keel's Passing

The newsletter announced the death of John Keel, a prominent author and researcher in the UFO field, on July 3, 2009. Keel was known for his work on UFOs and paranormal phenomena, including "UFOs Operation Trojan Horse" and "The Mothman Prophecies."

YOUCANWEDO Operation

The "YOUCANWEDO" operation, a petition launched in France to advocate for government recognition of UFO phenomena, was highlighted. The operation revealed a consensus among people worldwide for official acknowledgment of UFOs and a demand for governments to release classified information.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include the growing interest in UFOs and exopolitics, the call for government transparency, the reporting and investigation of UFO sightings, and the organization of regular meetings for enthusiasts. The editorial stance appears to be in favor of open discussion, research, and the eventual official recognition of UFO phenomena, emphasizing the need for governments to disclose information and invest in research.