Next week in France
there is going to be a conference and the organizers have made the most
extraordinary claim about it. They say that they will be putting on display one
of the aliens from the Roswell
incident. The conference looks very similar to those in other countries. It
describes itself as an "exceptional and unique event... UFOlogy, crop
circles, ghosts, near-death experiences, divinatory arts" and something
called défunts which appears to be an
untranslatable word; any Francophone readers, please fill me in. The event is
strictly adults only which is strange. The only UFO/parnormal/consipiracy
conference I'm aware of in Britain with an age restriction was the Conscious
Tribal Gathering; and that was my own request because of the subject matter of
my address, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2016/05/ben-emlyn-jones-at-conscious-tribal.html.
The interesting part is where they state: "For
the first time and exclusively, discover 'the incredible specimen of Roswell ' in a glass box under close surveillance."
I think "exclusively" is a bit of an understatement. The "specimen"
refers to an extraterrestrial biological entity that is reported to have
survived the crash of its spacecraft in July of 1947 near Roswell ,
New Mexico USA .
It was captured by the government and moved to the Technical Data Section at
Wright Field, today Wright Patterson Air Force Base; where, as far as we can
tell, it still remains. If it were moved from there it seems unlikely that its
destination would be a woo-woo conference in France .
It was probably Area 51 or a similar secure location. The only rational possibility
is that it was stolen; but if that had happened, how did the thieves manage it?
It would involve carrying out a burglary at a highly secure military base.
Assuming they could pull that off, they would have had to flee with their booty,
successfully evade pursuit by the FBI, find a way to transport it out of the
country, across the Atlantic Ocean , and smuggle it
through French customs; and after that they'd have had to steer clear of the
Interpol seeking extradition. Advertising it online as much as possible as part
of a publicly attended event is not a very good evasion tactic. Unlikely I'd
say. There have been no previews for this forthcoming exhibition. The publicity
poster, see illustration, has a picture of a generic grey alien and the words: "the
Roswell extraterrestrial, come and
discover the incredible specimen in a glass case under top surveillance." I
wonder what this exhibit really is; probably a themed reconstruction like the
ones you see in the Roswell tourist
spots. The only alternative is that this is some kind of controlled Disclosure
moment, a bit like the one Ron James theorizes might be happening with Steven
Spielberg's new movie, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2025/06/spielberg-wraps.html.
This conference would be a far more low key way of achieving that; far too low
key really. If you want to go to the conference it is in the town of Arras
in Picardy and costs twenty euroes which is very cheap. The
venue is called "the Museum of Strangeness "
so galas like this are probably quite common there. Source: https://yozenco.com/salons/france/arras/109-spectacles-du-paranormal.
(You will need to translate the page if you can't speak French; most browsers
have a function that does so.) If you go to this please do try and get some photos
of the "specimen". These might prove to be very valuable in case the
real thing is switched mysteriously with a rubber model, like the Minnesota
Iceman was, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2025/02/minnesota-iceman.html.
However, this is a very long shot. Don't make a special journey all the way to France
under the assumption you are going to see history being made. If said history
is made, we will all know about it immediately anyway.
See here for background: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.
See here for background: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.
2 comments:
"défunt" as an adjective translates as defunct or dead in English. As a noun it has the sense of a dead person or dead body. So the plural form "défunts" could perhaps be translated as "corpses" or "cadavers". Seems like a bit of a horror show which might explain the adult only rule.
Thanks, MT. "Merci beaucoup". Interesting that, because there's nothing wrong with showing a kid a polystyrene sculpture.
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