Den Flyvende Tallerken - 2009 No 3 -

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Den Flyvende Tallerken" (The Flying Saucer), newsletter number 3 for 2009, is published by the Norwegian Organization for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (NETIS). It is dated "NYHETSBREV NR. 3 – 2009" and was prepared for members, with contact information provided via email and postal mail to Kjell Arne Høviskeland, the leader.

Content Highlights

The newsletter begins with a "Redaktørens spalte" (Editor's Column) by Kjell Arne Høviskeland, who notes the completion of the issue as the year draws to a close and wishes members a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2010. He previews the contents, including an article about a pyramid-shaped UFO over Moscow, a letter from Dr. Steven M. Greer to President Barack Obama, and a report on Stephen Basset's lecture in Oslo regarding UFO disclosure. The column also mentions travelogues from a trip to Hessdalen and a continuation of articles on historical UFO observations and "Grey Wolf's" abduction stories.

Pyramid-Shaped UFO Over Moscow

An article details a sighting of a pyramid-shaped UFO that hovered over Red Square in Moscow for several hours. The object, filmed by numerous people and posted on YouTube, was reported by international media and compared to a Star Wars spaceship. Nick Pope, a former UFO analyst for the Ministry of Defence, described it as one of the most powerful UFO clips he had seen, noting that its movement ruled out a simple reflection. Meteorologists suggested it was unlikely to be a weather phenomenon like a helium balloon, and a similar mysterious light phenomenon over Northern Norway was attributed by some to a Russian rocket.

Letter from Dr. Steven M. Greer to President Barack Obama

This significant section features a letter from Dr. Steven M. Greer, Director of The Disclosure Project, addressed to President Obama. Greer argues that classified projects related to extraterrestrial affairs have operated outside constitutional oversight since the mid-1950s, posing a threat to U.S. and global security. He asserts that this secrecy, coupled with psychological manipulation (ridicule, fear, misinformation), has prevented previous presidents from addressing the issue. Greer highlights that this secrecy has also suppressed advanced energy technologies, such as zero-point energy and anti-gravity propulsion, which could solve global warming, resource depletion, and energy crises. He calls for an "enlightened and peaceful diplomatic initiative" to communicate with extraterrestrial visitors and proposes that a disclosure would usher in a new era of global cooperation and abundance. He warns against a potential "false flag" operation involving a staged alien attack, orchestrated by groups like Majestic, to consolidate global military power. Greer also mentions that approximately 80% of Americans believe in UFOs and that government cover-ups undermine credibility. He advocates for the immediate establishment of a Special Presidential Task Force, the removal of covert operations targeting UFOs, and the creation of a Council for Interplanetary Relations, with CSETI offering assistance. He emphasizes that a peaceful, unified Earth is a prerequisite for acceptance into the cosmic community.

UFO Lobbyist Stephen Bassett and Obama's Potential Disclosure

Another article discusses UFO lobbyist Stephen Bassett's efforts to push for the disclosure of extraterrestrial contact. Bassett claims that Obama will publicly admit to contact with intelligent extraterrestrial life, possibly by the end of 2009 or early 2010. The article references Bassett's lecture in Oslo and his appearances on CNN. It notes that the government cover-up of extraterrestrial contact and technology began in 1947. Information presented at the European Exopolitics Summit 2009, including evidence for an impending disclosure, is mentioned, with figures like Bill Clinton, John Podesta, Steven Spielberg, and Hillary Clinton associated with the "Rockefeller Initiative" that started in 1993. The article urges readers to seize the opportunity presented by a potential disclosure to demand truth in other areas of society.

Hessdalen Trip Report

Two travelogues detail a trip by members to Hessdalen, Norway, from August 28-31, 2009. The group, including Elisabeth, Inger, Bjørg, Bob, and Randi, experienced significant rainfall but also observed unusual phenomena. On the first night, they noted a strange smell and captured images of two orbs. Later, a bright light was seen flashing above the hills. During their stay, they explored the area, engaged in activities like tarot card readings, and attended a film screening about the "Portal" phenomenon. Despite cloudy weather and wind, they participated in a nighttime excursion to a viewpoint. One member reported feeling a strong energy from a large stone, and another experienced unusual phenomena captured on camera, including colored lights and orbs. The report mentions a "moon"-like object that appeared and disappeared, and a large yellow light mass that moved across the sky.

Historical UFO Observations and Abduction Stories

Further articles, indicated as continuations, cover historical UFO observations and "Grey Wolf's" abduction stories. These sections delve into past sightings and personal accounts of encounters, contributing to the broader theme of unexplained aerial phenomena and human interaction with potential extraterrestrial entities.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently promotes the idea that UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence are real phenomena that have been deliberately concealed by governments. It advocates for transparency and disclosure, particularly regarding advanced technologies that could benefit humanity. The editorial stance is one of urgency, calling for action from world leaders, especially the U.S. President, to address these issues openly and responsibly. There is a strong emphasis on the potential for a paradigm shift in human consciousness and global society driven by the acceptance of extraterrestrial presence and the utilization of new energy sources. The publication also expresses concern about potential disinformation campaigns and false flag operations designed to manipulate public perception.

Title: UFO-Nytt
Issue Date: December 20, 2009
Document Type: Newsletter

This issue of UFO-Nytt, the final edition, concludes with a reflection on past UFO experiences and a look towards future investigations. The editorial team expresses gratitude to contributors and acknowledges that the views presented do not necessarily reflect the official stance of NETI.

Personal Accounts and Sightings

The newsletter opens with a personal account of a UFO sighting from a group in Norway. The witnesses describe seeing "shooting stars" with halos, white spheres, and red lights. They recount a playful and exciting experience, noting the clarity of the stars on a cold night. The group also discusses plans for future activities and expresses a desire for members to share their own UFO experiences to diversify the narratives.

Historical UFO Reports

The issue then delves into historical UFO reports, beginning with the "airship" wave of 1896-1897 in the United States and Canada. Numerous newspapers reported sightings of strange lights and cigar-shaped "airships." The article details specific sightings in California, Washington, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri, describing objects that moved rapidly, changed course, and emitted various colored lights.

Further historical accounts include:

• Nicholas Roerich's 1926 sighting: While in northern China, the artist and explorer observed a large, shiny, oval object moving at high speed.
• Sir Francis Chichester's 1931 encounter: The famous aviator described an experience over the Tasman Sea where he encountered a matte, gray-white object that appeared and disappeared, resembling a pearl.
• "Ghost Rockets" of 1946: The phenomenon of "ghost rockets" was reported extensively across Northern Europe, particularly in Finland and Sweden. These objects were described as emitting smoke and leaving glowing trails, and investigations found no definitive explanations, leading to their classification as unidentified flying objects.
• Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting: This pivotal event, involving a pilot's sighting of nine disc-like objects flying at incredible speed near Mount Rainier, Washington, is detailed. Arnold's report is credited with prompting the U.S. Air Force to officially investigate UFO phenomena, leading to projects like Sign, Grudge, and Blue Book.

UFO Classification and Notable Cases

The newsletter explains J. Allen Hynek's classification system for UFO observations, dividing them into categories based on distance and interaction (e.g., Night Lights, Day Discs, Close Encounters of the First, Second, and Third Kind).

Several notable cases are highlighted:

• The "Gorman dogfight" (1948): Lieutenant George F. Gorman of the North Dakota Air National Guard reported an intense aerial pursuit of a luminous object that exhibited extreme speed and maneuverability.
• Lubbock Lights (1951): Hundreds of people in Lubbock, Texas, witnessed mysterious lights, some described as "wing-shaped" UFOs. Photographs were taken, and the objects were tracked on radar. Despite investigations, no natural explanation was found.

Personal Testimony and Abduction Experiences

The final section features a personal account from "Grey Wolf," who identifies as a former investigative journalist. She shares her experiences of abduction and contact with extraterrestrial beings. She describes the beings as non-hostile and focused on providing information and assistance, including healing and enhancing psychic abilities. She also touches upon the concept of past lives and different human-like races that predate modern humans. Grey Wolf recounts multiple abduction experiences, emphasizing that the beings seek permission and do not force their way into her presence. She also discusses the aliens' perspective on humanity, viewing them as a somewhat barbaric race but acknowledging that not all humans fit this description. Her narrative includes a mention of her partner, "Bear," and hints at future revelations.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of UFO-Nytt focuses heavily on historical UFO sightings and personal testimonies, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the phenomenon. The editorial stance, as indicated by the concluding remarks, is to present information responsibly, acknowledging the subjective nature of some accounts and the need for open-mindedness. The newsletter emphasizes that the published material represents the views of individual authors and not necessarily the official position of NETI. The recurring themes include the historical evolution of UFO reports, the classification of sightings, and the personal impact of encounters with unexplained aerial phenomena and potential extraterrestrial intelligence.