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Repas Ufologiques - 2010.03

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This is the March 2010 issue of "La lettre Mensuelle des Repas Ufologiques," a monthly newsletter published in France. The publication focuses on UFO phenomena, research, and related events. This issue covers upcoming meetings, recent sightings, historical cases, and the ongoing…

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This is the March 2010 issue of "La lettre Mensuelle des Repas Ufologiques," a monthly newsletter published in France. The publication focuses on UFO phenomena, research, and related events. This issue covers upcoming meetings, recent sightings, historical cases, and the ongoing work of the "Repas Ufologiques" network.

February Observations and the Nature of UFO Cases

The editorial notes a calm February with many sightings being quickly identified as mundane objects like "Thai Lanterns." It laments the lack of "recalcitrant" cases that truly interest the UFO dossier, suggesting these are often occulted. The author posits that if extraterrestrial civilizations are visiting, their craft would likely be material and their appearances rare, making it important not to lower our guard and to prepare for potential ground-trace cases, which are seen as crucial for advancing knowledge of the phenomenon. The article mentions the Bigelow group in the USA establishing a network for rapid response to ground sightings. The "Repas Ufologiques" network continues its work by organizing meetings in major French cities, with ongoing projects to establish new meeting points.

Upcoming Events and Featured Speakers

Amiens Meeting (March 1, 2010)

A meeting in Amiens features a pilot discussing a UFO sighting from years ago. Two individuals who witnessed an unusual aerial phenomenon in Amiens will also share their experience. The association ELBADE (Étude recherche sur les phénomènes ovni et extraterrestres), founded in 2004, will be represented to discuss its objectives. The event may also touch upon the origins of UFOs globally. The meeting is open to all, with no fees or membership required, only payment for consumption at the Flunch restaurant.

Paris Meeting (March 2, 2010)

Geneviève Béduneau, a researcher with a background in theology and history, will present on UFOs. Her independence allows her to tackle classic and unconventional subjects, advocating against censorship. She was part of the "Collège Invisible" in the 1960s and contributed to the book "L'Apocalypse molle." The presentation will explore the validity of historical and folkloric UFO interpretations, using specific cases. The meeting takes place at the Cafétéria Casino in Les Quatre Temps, La Défense.

Toulouse Meeting (March 10, 2010)

Monsieur and Madame Pasty will recount their close encounter experience (RR3) from August 26, 2009, near the Bugarach mountain in the Aude region, where they observed a luminous entity moving on the ground. The "Repas Ufologiques" in Toulouse aims to be a place for discussion and sharing of information on UFOs and the unusual. The event is free, with participants only paying for their meals at the Flunch restaurant.

Bordeaux Meeting (March 5, 2010)

Patrice Javel will give a conference on anti-gravity and engine stoppage during an RR2/3 observation. The Bordeaux meetings offer a library of books, novels, and old magazines on UFOs, along with a computer area with internet access and videos. The organizers emphasize their limited resources but their commitment to providing access to information.

Lyon Meeting (March 22, 2010)

Denis Roger Denocla will discuss exocivilizations and the Ummo dossier, as well as his recent trip to the USA for the International UFO Congress Conference and Film Festival. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask him questions and have his latest book autographed. The meetings are held at Restaurant LA PAMPA.

Nice Meeting (March 27, 2010)

Michel Forest, a former military man stationed at the Plateau d'Albion nuclear site, will share his testimony and investigations regarding a UFO sighting in 1981. He will present a slideshow of documents related to the Albion plateau and discuss his findings concerning military and media investigations. The event will be held at Restaurant TEXAS TRUCK.

Recent Reports and Document Declassifications

Marseille Meeting Recap (February 20, 2010)

A meeting in Marseille featured Michel Forest discussing the OVNI phenomenon above the Plateau d'Albion and offering a critical perspective on GEIPAN. A short film of a bolide observed over Toulon in 2003 was also shown. The organizers are seeking UFO films from the public.

New Documents on UFOs Declassified in Great Britain

The British National Archives have released numerous declassified UFO documents online, covering the period from 1994 to 2000. These documents, previously considered top secret, are available for download. There are also documents from 2008 and 2009. The article notes that this release is partly due to pressure from British ufologists on institutions, citing the "Freedom Of Information Act." Rumors suggest the MOD may be destroying its UFO archives.

Historical Phenomenon in Saint-Exupéry (1788)

A document from the archives of La Corrèze describes a natural phenomenon observed in 1788, comparing it to modern UFO sightings. A large, luminous boreal globe was seen, which later dispersed. The note mentions that similar phenomena were reported in 1788, along with meteorite falls. Further details on the date (March 29, 1788) and archival sources are provided.

Brussels Meetings (April 24, 2010)

The 7th edition of the Brussels UFO meetings will feature various conferences, including a presentation on statistical analysis in ufology from the 1930s to the present. There will also be a private meeting for Belgian UFO associations to discuss and consolidate their efforts. Gérard Lebat of Repas Ufologiques will attend.

New Witnesses in Catalonia

'L'Indépendant' newspaper reported on recent UFO sightings in the Catalan region, with multiple individuals coming forward to share their experiences of seeing UFOs in the sky.

Witness Testimony: Pierrick Leroux

Pierrick Leroux, an airport worker, described seeing five white, luminous spheres aligned and descending towards the ground at an altitude of 30-40 meters before ascending rapidly and disappearing. He noted that nearby radar detected no abnormal activity. His account is corroborated by other witnesses in the Perpignan area who reported similar sightings.

Witness Testimony: Christian Ouvrard

Christian Ouvrard reported seeing a single luminous sphere on the evening of December 16th, accompanied by a drawing. While descriptions vary, the common element is the presence of luminous spheres moving slowly before disappearing.

Death of Émile Fradin

Émile Fradin passed away at the age of 103 on February 13, 2010. He is known in the UFO community for his discovery of prehistoric objects and writings at Glozel (Allier) in 1924. These artifacts, some dating back to approximately 16000 years ago, were controversial, leading to legal battles and defamation. Despite his lifelong efforts, his discoveries were not officially recognized by the scientific community before his death.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently promotes open discussion and information sharing regarding UFO phenomena. It emphasizes the importance of witness testimonies, historical research, and the ongoing efforts of the "Repas Ufologiques" network to bring these topics to public attention. The publication advocates for transparency and challenges what it perceives as scientific or governmental suppression of information. The editorial stance is one of active investigation and a belief in the reality of the UFO phenomenon, encouraging public participation and support.