D27 Letter to F. Sesma informing him of a possible suspension of the correspondence

UMMOAELEWE

Language Spanish

No. of Copies 1

 

IT IS CONFIDENTIAL

WE BEG THAT IT NOT BE READ TO ANYONE

 

Mr Fernando Sesma Manzano

 

Sir:

 

As you will recall, we begged you in an earlier report that from then on you should distinguish between the hours and days devoted to our reports and those especially aimed at reporting on other experiences.

 

We were far from asking you to stop reporting on those experiences, and much less did we intend thereby to disparage them, but rather to avoid at all costs a likely confusion among uninitiated persons, by introducing accounts and speculations about such experiences while teachings from our own source were being presented.

 

It would have been enough for you to invite those attending to express their degree of interest in one or other experience, in a way that did not imply coercion by obliging those same people to state it aloud. Such UNSIGNED votes would perhaps have dictated to you the path to follow, and the days or hours you should devote to such analyses.

 

Until now you have been impeccably faithful to our agreements, and we have responded by tirelessly sending you our reports.

 

But in this particular case you have broken our agreements. You have also formed a judgement that we believe to be inaccurate about a frustrated interview with Mr Enrique Gran, even though that apparent contradiction was much less serious than the genuine CONTRADICTIONS into which other persons or Beings in contact with you have repeatedly fallen.

 

That is not fair, Mr Sesma. You may freely give your opinion about our identity, believing it to be false. But you cannot lightly attribute to us WORDS WE HAVE NOT SPOKEN, or promise us verbally that during the hours in which subjects related to UMMO are to be dealt with there will be no allusions to other contacts, only to evade the commitment afterwards.

 

We await the final ruling of YU 1 daughter of AIM 368, to whom we are subordinate. We may be obliged to interrupt our written contacts for a few months or indefinitely. I confess to you that the latter would be painful, for we have grown truly fond of you, and we also believe that your fault has not been so serious. But the orders of our superiors are sometimes inflexible.

 

Meanwhile, the telephone contacts have been interrupted until new instructions are received.

 

We will keep you informed step by step of what our superiors decide.