Repas Ufologiques - 2012 06 01

Magazine Overview

Title: La Lettre Mensuelle des Repas Ufologiques
Issue Date: June 2012
Publisher: Les Repas Ufologiques
Country: France
Language: French

This issue of 'La Lettre Mensuelle des Repas Ufologiques' focuses on fostering local UFO study groups and highlights significant UFO cases and events. It features an interview with Robert Salas about UFOs and nuclear installations, discusses the formation of local Ufological Circles, and reports on various sightings in Belgium and France. The publication also promotes upcoming events and encourages active participation in UFO research.

Creating a Ufological Circle

The magazine emphasizes the importance of creating local 'Cercles Ufologiques' (Ufological Circles) as contact points for ufologists. These circles aim to connect individuals passionate about UFOs, allowing them to share knowledge, express themselves, and contribute to a better understanding of the phenomenon. Participants can maintain anonymity if desired, communicating only via email. The circles can be as simple as a group of friends meeting, or they can evolve into organized groups for field investigations, launching projects like UFO detectors or sky surveillance stations. The initiative aims to build a network across France and Europe, strengthening the collective effort in UFO research.

Key Figures and Events

Robert Salas: A former US military witness, Robert Salas is featured for his upcoming presentation in Paris on June 22, 2012. He will discuss the impact of UFO phenomena on nuclear installations, drawing from his experience at Malmstrom Air Force Base in 1967, where several missiles were disabled during a UFO sighting. Salas believes these events were a message about nuclear weapons and that the public deserves to know the truth, despite official denials.

Didier Belphantom: Head of the Brussels North-West Ufological Circle, Belphantom is scheduled to speak at a Repas Ufologiques event in Paris on July 3, 2012. His presentation will cover a case investigated in Brussels and explore links between the Belgian UFO wave of the 1990s and Latin America. He is known for his approachable nature and engaging presentations.

Jean Gabriel Gresle: A former airline and fighter pilot, Gresle is a recognized figure in ufology and a writer on the subject. He has contributed to significant UFO studies and reports, including those for the DRM and COMETA. Gresle will also be speaking at a Repas Ufologiques event in Paris on July 3, 2012, sharing his insights on the UFO phenomenon, which he became aware of during his military career in the USA in 1952.

Beauvechain UFO Sightings: The article highlights interest from Pioneer Productions, a London-based television company, in UFO sightings that occurred in the Beauvechain region of Belgium on March 30-31, 1990. The company is seeking witnesses for a six-episode series on unidentified aerial phenomena in Europe.

Verzenay UFO Sighting: An ex-pilot reported observing a dark, unidentified object near Verzenay, France, on April 14, 2012. The object moved at high speed, made a sharp turn, and ascended into the clouds, described as a luminous white patch. The witness estimated its speed at 3600 km/h.

Bhoja Air Crash: A Russian media report suggests that a UFO may have caused the crash of Bhoja Air flight near Islamabad, Pakistan, on April 26, 2012. The report mentions a video allegedly showing a triangular object with luminous sources that may have disoriented the pilots.

UFO Research and Technology

Suricate Operations: This initiative, active since 2005, involves hundreds of participants across Europe conducting simultaneous sky surveillance. The goal is to confirm UFO observations by sharing real-time reports via SMS, allowing participants to prepare their recording equipment.

UFO Surveillance Equipment: The magazine discusses the use of cameras for UFO surveillance, recommending the UFO CAPTURE software and mentioning various camera types, including those from the Hercule range for daytime observation and adapted cameras for night surveillance. It also provides a link to a resource for acquiring such equipment.

Water Discus Underwater Hotel: A brief mention is made of a futuristic hotel project in Dubai designed in the shape of a flying saucer, featuring underwater rooms.

Reports and Analysis

GEIPAN Reports: The article references reports from GEIPAN, a French organization that meticulously records UFO sightings. It notes that while many reported sightings are eventually identified, only a few cases remain unclassified. The article highlights the decline in media attention for UFOs, contrasting it with the 1950s and 60s, and suggests that while public interest has grown, sightings are mostly limited to high-altitude lights.

Police and Gendarmerie Reports: The magazine includes excerpts from police and gendarmerie reports, some of which are described as troubling or even humorous. One detailed account from Casteljaloux describes a cylindrical object with a white upper part and a red light, which ascended and disappeared into the clouds. Another humorous anecdote involves a witness who claimed to have seen a flying saucer in Agen.

The State of Ufology: The issue reflects on the current state of ufology, noting a perceived decline in the quality of observations reported in recent years compared to earlier decades. It suggests a shift towards computer-based research rather than hands-on field investigations. However, it also emphasizes that the UFO phenomenon is real and warrants serious consideration, with many researchers believing that UFOs may originate from extraterrestrial civilizations.

Upcoming Events

Repas Ufologiques de Paris: Events are scheduled for June 22, 2012, featuring Robert Salas, and July 3, 2012, with Didier Belphantom and Jean Gabriel Gresle.

Repas Ufologique in Montreal: A special paranormal phenomena event is planned for June 2, 2012, organized by the Association Québécoise d'Ufologie (AQU).

Night of the Perseids: The magazine promotes observing the Perseid meteor shower, scheduled for August 11-13, 2012, encouraging readers to organize gatherings for this celestial event.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the promotion of organized UFO research through local circles and collective efforts like 'Suricate Operations', the sharing of witness testimonies and case studies, and the encouragement of active participation in UFO investigation. The editorial stance is one of advocating for serious ufological research, emphasizing the need for field investigations, and promoting the idea that UFOs represent a real phenomenon that deserves public attention and scientific inquiry. The magazine aims to connect enthusiasts, share information, and foster a community dedicated to understanding the UFO mystery.

This issue of "Les Repas Ufologiques" (The Ufology Dinners/Meals), dated June 2012, is a newsletter detailing upcoming meetings and events focused on ufology and unexplained phenomena. The publication is distributed as a private correspondence to individuals interested in UFOs and the unusual.

Upcoming Events and Meetings

Tournai, Belgium - June 2, 2012

A ufological meeting will take place in Tournai, Belgium, at the Brasserie de l'Impératrice (12b, rue des maux) from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Organized by Daniel Recolet, who has over 40 years of experience in ufology, the event will cover UFO observations in Belgium and recently discovered crop circles in the Netherlands. Attendees are encouraged to share their experiences and ask questions. There is no cost to attend, only the expense of the meal.

Marseille, France - June 3, 2012

Bernard Hugues is organizing a dinner in Marseille at the Buffalo Grill in Gémenos (Z.A.C de la Plaine de Joucques, 13420 Gémenos) starting at 12:00 PM. The theme is "Atlantis, Myth or Reality?" presented by Philippe Deschamps of URCI. A modification to the original plan due to the Fête des Mères means the conference will be held at Buffalo Grill at 2:00 PM, while lunch will be at the nearby Kyriad Hôtel. The Kyriad meal costs €29.50 and requires reservations by May 31st via phone at 04 42 32 15 40.

Paris, France - June 5, 2012

Denis Roger Denocla will present his film "PRESENCE ovnis, les crop circles et Exo-civilisations" at a ufological meeting in Paris. The film reportedly explores research results on crop circles and describes 18 extraterrestrial species.

Paris, France - June 5, 2012 (Additional Meeting)

A separate meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 5, 2012, at 6:30 PM at Espace Casino (cafeteria, 2nd level) in Centre Commercial des Quatre Temps, Paris La Défense. This meeting will cover topics such as explained UFO voyages and the mystery of dark matter. Attendance is free, with participants only paying for their own consumption.

Grenoble, France - June 7, 2012

The next ufological meeting in Grenoble will be held on Thursday, June 7, 2012, starting at 7:00 PM at the Restaurant ATLANTIC OAK (99 avenue Gabriel Péri, 38400 Saint Martin d'Hères). The meeting will be hosted by François Hays and will feature open discussion on UFO cases and observations. The event is free to attend, with participants covering their meal costs.

Paris, France - June 22, 2012

An exceptional evening in Paris will feature Robert Salas, an American officer and witness, and Fabrice Bonvin, a Swiss writer. The meeting starts at 5:30 PM at Espace Casino, Centre Commercial des Quatre Temps, Paris La Défense.

Paris, France - October 2, 2012

Another exceptional evening in Paris will feature Loren Coleman, an American cryptozoologist. The meeting starts at 5:30 PM at Espace Casino, Centre Commercial des Quatre Temps, Paris La Défense.

General Information and Editorial Stance

The newsletter emphasizes that attendance at these meetings is generally free, with participants only responsible for their own food and drinks. The organizers aim to foster discussion and share information about UFOs and related phenomena. The publication is a private correspondence, and recipients can opt out by notifying the sender. Reproduction of information is permitted for non-commercial purposes, provided the source is credited.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes are ufology, UFO sightings, crop circles, and unexplained phenomena. The editorial stance is one of open inquiry and information sharing, encouraging public participation and discussion on these topics. The newsletter acts as a community bulletin for those interested in the field.