Marcus Allen is the UK publisher of Nexus Magazine, which he introduced to this country in 1994. Marcus will talk about the Moon Landings, which are just one of the many 'taboo' subjects he has investigated, around which new questions arise that have yet to be adequately answered. 

Dutch native, Bert Janssen, is an award winning author, researcher, and motivational entertainer. His interest in the power of shapes, form, harmony, and geometry has led him into the mysterious world of quantum science, crop circles, and sacred sites. He travels all over the world to study, photograph and lecture on these subjects. He has produced three award winning documentaries and authored three books. Two of the books are on the crop circle enigma.

A history of the problem of disclosure, why there is not likely to be TRUE disclosure, why the Cassiopaean Experiment has been viewed as dangerous by the PTB, and what this means for the future of humanity: Extinction or Evolution?

Laura Knight-Jadczyk, historian and author of over 13 books, is the wife of renowned thoeretical physicist, Arkadisuz Jadczyk, one of the world's few experts in hyperdimensional physics. Laura's historical and scientific approach to the paranormal resulted in the Cassiopaean Experiment, described as conscious, critical, superluminal communication.

Harry Oldfield is a scientist and inventor whose areas of successful development span the visual presentation of energy fields with computers, through to the image enhancement of microscopes and instruments utilising the special properties of crystals. One of Harry's main developments has been a photo-imaging system that reveals the human energy field (aura). This has become known as PIP which stands for Polycontrast Interference Photography.  

2010 marks the 30th anniversary of Britain's most famous and compelling UFO case, the Rendlesham Forest incident. Apart from Roswell, it is probably the best-known case in the world. Former Ministry of Defence UFO investigator Nick Pope will review the evidence and sort the facts from the fiction. He will share the results of his 1994 cold case review of the incident, which among other things concluded that the original investigation had been fatally flawed by procedural errors, delay, confusion over jurisdiction and poor information-sharing between the MoD and the United States Air Force. Nick Pope will also update attendees on latest developments in relation to the Rendlesham Forest incident, including new information from recently released MoD files, ongoing Freedom of Information Act requests, a scheduled reunion of witnesses and plans for a Hollywood movie about the incident.

Nick Pope used to run the British Government's UFO project at the Ministry of Defence. Initially sceptical, his research and investigation into the UFO phenomenon and access to classified government files on the subject soon convinced him that the phenomenon raised important defence and national security issues, especially when the witnesses were military pilots or where UFOs were tracked on radar. Nick also looked into other mysteries such as alien abductions, crop circles and ghosts. He now continues his research in a private capacity and is recognised as a leading authority on UFOs, the unexplained and conspiracy theories. He does extensive media work, lectures all around the world and has acted as consultant and contributor on numerous television documentaries.

André Douzet (1947) is a French researcher and is the author of several books in the French language. He has three English titles to his name. André Douzet remains one of the highest profile researchers in the Rennes-le-Château genre. His most significant contribution to the study of Rennes-le-Château is his discovery of a topographical Model, alleged to have been commissioned by Bérenger Saunière, shortly before his death in 1917. The Model illustrates the primary sites associated with the biblical Passion of Christ in Jerusalem, including the location of two notable tombs; that of Jesus Christ and his uncle, Joseph of Armatheia. Douzet’s controversial research concluded that the Model did not portray a landscape in Jerusalem, but rather an abandoned village called Perillos, near Perpignan, in the South of France. Douzet has also championed the notion that Saunière traveled to Perillos and beyond, to Lyon, where he was involved in a variety of religious and esoteric societies. His recent work has explored the veneration of Egyptian artifacts in caves and churches in and around the Pyrenees. His ongoing research is published on Société Perillos, a popular multi-lingual web-site dedicated to the study of relevant esoteric subjects.