UFO Discussion

Date of Original News Article: 15th March 2007
Type of UFO News: UFO Discussion

Headline: Future Perspectives Conference in Rotorua

A surgeon started the information on the removal of devices implanted on humans heading to Rotorua. Rotorua is city situated at the southern shore of Bay of Plenty, in the northern region of New Zealand.

Dr. Roger Leir will not be performing surgical operations; rather, he will be speaking at a conference hosted by Ufocus New Zealand. The conference, which will be held on September, will focus on UFO sightings and many other phenomena related to extraterrestrials.

Though Rotorua was the chosen host of the conference for practical reasons, it is part of the triangular section of Bay of Plenty in between Whakatane, Waihi and Rotorua. According to Suzanne Hansen, founder of Ufocus, Rotorua is considered a hotspot of several UFO activities.

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Graeme Opie, the treasurer and conference facilitator of Ufocus, who is also a senior air traffic controller in Hamilton Airport, said that there were about twelve credible UFO sightings in the sky over New Zealand.

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About 150–250 people are expected to be at the Rotorua conference with Dr. Leir as the keynote speaker.

While Dr. Leir’s resume looks like a part of the script of an ‘X–Files’ episode, the Future Perspectives conference organisers insisted that the American is a real deal and they wanted to be taken seriously.

Dr. Leir, who is a qualified foot surgeon, is known as the world’s pioneer in terms surgical removal of implanted devices that are supposedly from alien abductions.

Based on Dr. Leir’s biography, which is posted on Ufocus’ web site, the doctor has done twelve separate surgical operations of the removal of implanted objects from humans. The most recent case was done in September.

For the other cases, the patients were alien abductees.

However, the web site claims that the object that was removed was tested in some of the most prestigious laboratories has bewildered scientists. The objects looked like metal pins. The test showed that metal pins had isotopic ratios which are not found in this world.

A resident of Tauranga said that she was so sure that Dr. Leir has spoken in several conferences and was sure that he is credible enough to speak at the conference. She revealed that the doctor was a non-believer at first but eventually became fascinated with strange objects. She suspected there might be a tracking device present to monitor a person’s health.