France

So that was off the coast of France.

Dr. Chris Gilbert has an M.D. and Ph.D. from one of France's top medical schools.

And he was going to be in the South of France because I got wind that he was having.

I'm going to be in the south of France.

But in 1956, Jacques Corneon, a French Air Force officer and technical representative for one of France's largest aircraft companies, Sued West, facilitated Brown's experiments in a vacuum in the Montgolfier facility in Paris.

The people in France are writing to Jacques, and they're saying, we're inviting so-and-so to see a demonstration.

And in 1956, he, along with Jacques Cornelion, convinced none other than Townsend Brown to come to France to prove that his experiments worked in a vacuum.

pneumatic train system to exist under germany and to connect berlin to france or paris and a network of

ufos both in france where he was trained as an astrophysicist here in the u.s and in cases all

you know he's done boots on the ground research in brazil in argentina in france elsewhere in europe and

um there is no none of that filter that that we we have here the same thing in france um you know the

uh get the data from the wood the the data we've uh we've looked at it in france and we published that

that paper with my my french uh physics uh colleagues and uh it was taken to saclay in france which is the

I remember the invasion of France.

The reason France stayed together is that, uh, under the bombing, under the invasion, under all of that, under the crimes, was the goal.

It, it all depends if you, if you trust your leader, whether that's in war or in business, uh, or in a situation where the desperate situation like France and it was invaded, became part of Germany, essentially.

Um, that's, that's also an interesting case because it happened in France in broad daylight.

And she said, she wanted nothing to do with, you know, with the officials, because again, she, many people now in the U S and in France and in other countries have gotten it.

Uh, what about the wood that I have that, that I, you know, was last year, it was tested, you know, at an atomic lab in France.

Well, that, that idea comes from a discussion I had in France with, with scientists and with, and because I was showing them the statistics that I had.

Now, when I discussed it in France, I said, well, you know, a schedule of reinforcement or a, a, a, a, a, a, a mechanism like that can be natural or it can be artificial.

Well, they got, they got there because the temperature of France is going up two degrees in a few years, two degrees in a few years.

This is happening in France.

and to connect Berlin to France or Paris

But in 1956, Jacques Corneon, a French Air Force officer and technical representative for one of France's largest aircraft companies,

but he was living in Vichy France and he was overtaken by, you know, Nazis, obviously.

in France virtually forever. Um, so he doesn't come to the United States. He's filmed, he's made

There's a commercial airliner coming out of LaGuardia Airport heading to France packed.

It was students going over to like some type of summer summer youth week in France.

like, why would you shoot down a bunch of students going to fucking France?

I did one in France.

me was you know they said they were from france they're like we're from france's emma barwood's

Why is there one in France and in England?

medieval France.

communicate and how people in Iran feel and people in Russia and China and UK and France and Germany