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Klipprunden - 1983 05 00

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Overview

This document is a collection of clippings from Norwegian newspapers and a letter from UFO-Norge, dated around May 1983. The primary focus is on UFO sightings and the public discourse surrounding them in Norway.

Magazine Overview

This document is a collection of clippings from Norwegian newspapers and a letter from UFO-Norge, dated around May 1983. The primary focus is on UFO sightings and the public discourse surrounding them in Norway.

Nordlandsposten Clipping: "UFO-avsløring like om hjørnet?"

This article, written by Knut Hoff and published in Nordlandsposten on May 13, 1983, discusses a report from the SAS employee magazine, SAS Inside. According to SAS Inside, a SAS flight was asked to keep an eye out for an unidentified object at an altitude of 6000-7000 meters while flying towards Bodø. The object's nature remained unknown, with a speculative mention of E.T. The article notes that this was not an isolated incident, referencing a Widerøe flight from Mo to Bodø that was also asked to observe a phenomenon during the winter. UFO organizations in the north are reportedly working to uncover more information, hinting at significant revelations.

The article then shifts to question the involvement of entertainers like Harald Tusberg, Jakob Jervell, Sølvi Wang, and Egil Monn-Iversen in UFO discussions. It suggests that their engagement might be more about entertainment than genuine investigation, especially concerning the Hessdalen phenomenon. The author expresses skepticism about the motives of "aliens" visiting Earth, dismissing invasion theories as fear-mongering and suggesting that Earthlings have enough self-destructive tendencies without external threats. Two alternative theories are presented: one involving the entertainment value of observing human self-destruction, and another suggesting that advanced civilizations might have internal political opposition, with study trips to Earth being a way to combat it. The author remains doubtful that the entertainment industry can convince skeptics of UFO existence.

Levanger Avisa Clipping: "Den UFOrstandige og UFOenes åpenbaringer"

This article from Levanger Avisa, dated May 5, 1983, also critiques the involvement of entertainers like Harald Tusberg, Jakob Jervell, Sølvi Wang, and Egil Monn-Iversen in UFO discussions, particularly in relation to the Hessdalen phenomenon. The author questions their expertise and suggests their participation might be for entertainment value. The article dismisses invasion theories as unfounded and emphasizes humanity's capacity for self-destruction. It posits that advanced civilizations might use UFO phenomena as a form of entertainment or as a political tool against internal opposition. The author concludes by expressing doubt that these "entertainment programs" can convince skeptics.

Letter from UFO-Norge

This letter, dated Tønsberg, May 18, 1983, is addressed to the UFO-Norge committee. The writer, whose name appears to be "Oded-Summar" (though the signature is somewhat illegible), expresses hope that the committee can arrange a spontaneous invitation. The writer is awaiting news about the duration of Hilary Evans's visit. They request a brief call on Friday for more information, as Evans is expected to arrive in Oslo on Thursday, May 19th, and the writer hopes to meet him in Tønsberg on Saturday, May 21st, possibly for a meeting on an island if the weather is favorable. The writer mentions being ill with a severe flu. They also apologize for the delay in the publication of "Argus," noting that no issue was released the previous week. A specific error on the envelope is pointed out as an example of sloppiness that UFO-Norge cannot afford.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme throughout these documents is the skepticism surrounding UFO phenomena and the public figures involved in discussing them. There is a clear distinction drawn between genuine investigation and entertainment. The articles question the credibility of entertainers engaging with UFO topics, suggesting their motives are likely commercial or for public amusement rather than serious inquiry. The overall editorial stance appears to be one of critical inquiry, urging caution against sensationalism and unfounded claims, while acknowledging the existence of UFO phenomena as a subject of interest.

Additional Content

The clippings also include contact information for UFO-Norge, including addresses and phone numbers for their committees in Oslo and Bergen, as well as subscription details. A small cartoon with the caption "Tjassa? av morten m..." is present on the first page, and a brief, somewhat cryptic note from "O.G." is included, mentioning a meeting in Sälen and expressing hope for better weather.

FAQ

  • What was reported in the SAS Inside article? The SAS Inside article stated that a SAS flight was asked to look for an unidentified object at an altitude of 6000-7000 meters near Bodø.
  • Who is involved in the UFO discussions mentioned? Entertainers Harald Tusberg, Jakob Jervell, Sølvi Wang, and Egil Monn-Iversen are mentioned as being involved in UFO discussions.
  • What is the purpose of the UFO-Sverige meeting? The UFO-Sverige meeting in Sälen is intended for participants to get to know each other better.
  • What is the deadline for issue number 3? The deadline for issue number 3 is the 30th.