Brief
Aimé Michel
The claims the writer was given for Aimé Michel, in the order they were given.
1
Aimé Michel observed that none of the brilliant minds among the disciples of Aristotle and Plato speculated that the spread of religious "lunacy" among their ignorant slaves might eventually spell the end of the Classical World.
“Aimé Michel, the noted French author, has pointed out that none of these brilliant minds speculated for a second that such “lunacy,” spreading among their ignorant slaves, might eventually spell the end of the Classical World.”
Messengers of Deception: UFO Contacts and Cults 0101-01-01 ch4:22726-22946 opinion second hand
2
The combination of the excellent witness, the strange physical trace, and the seemingly enigmatic nature of the observation caused Aime Michel to conclude that the UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) mystery as a whole was unsolvable.
“The combination of the excellent witness, the strange physical trace, and the seemingly enigmatic nature of the observation caused Mr. Michel to decide that the UFO mystery as a whole was unsolvable.”
Communion 2013-06-16 ch14:107117-107305 opinion second hand
3
In August 1974, Jacques Vallee was driving a Renault with Aimé Michel and Fernand Lagarde up a narrow road in the valley of a mountain creek in the Alps, investigating the UMMO story near La Javie.
“In August, 1974, I was driving a Renault on a narrow, forlorn little road up the precipitous valley of a mountain creek in the Alps. With me were Aimé Michel and Fernand Lagarde, two of the best-informed researchers of paranormal phenomena in Europe.”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch12:30278-30521 testimony first hand
4
Aimé Michel suggests imagining an Alexandrine thinker such as Ptolemaeus, trained in the rational methods of Archimedes, Euclid, and Aristotle, encountering the Apocalypse (Book of Revelation) and reacting with dismissal.
“Commenting upon this parallel, Aimé Michel suggests that we picture the following scene: Take one of the Alexandrine thinkers, a man like Ptolemaeus, thoroughly schooled in the rational methods of Archimedes, Euclid, and Aristotle. And imagine him reading the Apocalypse...”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch14:3280-3540 opinion second hand
5
Aimé Michel considers that the counterculture expressed through the Apocalypse (Book of Revelation) eventually triumphed and Plato was forgotten for a thousand years.
“A short time—a very short time—elapsed, the counterculture triumphed, and Plato was forgotten for a thousand years. Is this what is happening again?”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch14:4226-4368 opinion second hand
6
Fred Beckman, William T. Powers, Douglass Price-Williams and Ted Phillips were joined by French researchers in philosopher Aimé Michel's circle, including planetary astronomer Pierre Guérin, Sorbonne biologist and parapsychologist Rémy Chauvin, relativist Olivier Costa de Beauregard, and aerospace expert Claude Poher at the National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
“They were joined by distinguished French researchers in philosopher Aimé Michel’s circle, like planetary astronomer Pierre Guérin, Sorbonne biologist and parapsychologist Rémy Chauvin, and relativist Olivier Costa de Beauregard, along with aerospace expert Dr. Claude Poher at CNES.”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch7:1818-2095 administrative first hand
7
Aimé Michel visited Dr. X on 8 November 1968, six days after the sighting, and found him tired, having lost weight and being very much distressed by the experience.
“Mr. Michel visited the witness on November 8, six days after the sighting, and found him tired; he had lost weight since the observation and was very much distressed by what had happened to him.”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch9:17062-17252 observation second hand
8
Aimé Michel's initial psychosomatic explanation for the triangular pigmentation had to be discarded after the same triangle appeared on the baby.
“The psychosomatic explanation first proposed by Aimé Michel had to be discarded.”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch9:18069-18139 opinion first hand
9
The investigator's two-year followup of the Dr. X case found no recurrence of either the Algerian war sequelae or the leg wound, but the triangular pigmentation continued to appear and disappear on both Dr. X and his son for two or three days at a time.
“When the investigator (who kept the witness under close observation) published the results of his two-year followup of the case, he noted that there had been no recurrence of either the war sequelae or the wound on the leg; the peculiar triangle, however, continued to come and go on both the father and the son, and would stay visible for two or three days at a time”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch9:18151-18514 observation second hand