Dave MoncoeurDave Moncoeur has lectured quite a few times now, though only in the UK. Purely through coincidence my lecture has become focused on Shape-shift incidents, this is my 'speciality', as it were. Climaxes with question of photographic evidence of the split-second transmogrification of that which one believes one is looking at as human, suddenly revealed ultra-briefly as alien anatomy, normally reverting to human-illusion. "Shape-shift" is a popular word, "Alien Illusion Power" my own term, is more communicative of what is actually happening: your live-in lover has been murdered, the alien killer then has programmed in the image of the deceased which quasi-hologrammically 'cloaks' the infiltrator who now is an impostor in human society. The failure of A.I.P.-Technology, pronounce a monosyllable rhyming with a certain tree-dwelling primate, we're gonna love hunting for aips,generates a 'shape-shift' experience. Three different witnesses at three different times found out eventually that they had witnessed the same guy 'shape-shift' for a few seconds, this happened in Reading in England. After that unbelievably spooky revelation it was genuinely frightening to learn that a lecturer in a college in Humberside, in England, had witnessed her best friend change into some strange life-form. She was so disturbed she could hardly be talked to about it, in fact she has not had this subject brought up beyond her own broaching of the subject. My talk climaxes with this photographic evidence thing, this supposedly so stunned reporters in a news agency that eight of them have committed themselves to hearing my talk seven days from now, 28/10/00, in Gullane in the far southeast of Scotland. Various Lancashire groups have hired me four times expenses-paid to talk for them, most exciting talk was when billed along with William B. Davis of the 'X-Files' put up in a Coventry hotel, and have spoken to other small groups around England. Also lectured in Edinburgh University and Dundee University, and was surprised at the success of these latter talks, thought students might have given me a tougherthanusual time, but they were fascinated. Dave Moncoeur
Phone: 0131 445 1790 E-mail: davemoncoeur@yahoo.com
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