Newsletter KPUFO

Magazine Overview

This document is the "Newsletter KPUFO", issue number 2/2002, published by KPU (Czech UFO Organisation). It is written in Czech and covers a range of topics related to UFOs, paranormal phenomena, archaeology, and historical mysteries.

Website Updates and New Features

The newsletter announces the launch of new club website features, including a guestbook, discussion forum, and news section. Internal pages are accessible via a password that incorporates the member's ID number. The website also features an "Album of megalithic monuments" launched in March 2002, which includes descriptions of 150 sites with menhirs, dolmens, and stone circles, as well as natural formations and disputed cases.

Member Contributions and Projects

KPU is actively encouraging members to create their own websites, with new sites from KPU members in Jablonec nad Nisou, Prostejov, Tachov, Decin, Liberec, Vyskov, Olomouc, Kromeriz, and Zlin already online. The goal is to have a presence in every district to provide an overview of mysteries and interesting places. The organization is also preparing to launch websites for its international members from Germany, Austria, Italy, South Africa, India, USA, Canada, and France. Future projects include pages on unusual inventions, medieval mechanisms that were ahead of their time, and the possibility of creating animations about theories of solar system formation, for which they are seeking volunteers.

Membership and Support

Members are reminded to order a CD commemorating the organization's 10th anniversary for 100 CZK. Assistance is requested for processing and transcribing cases and materials from the club's archive, particularly UFO and anomalous psychotronic phenomena. Members are asked to update their contact information, including new email addresses and mobile phone numbers. The newsletter also urges members to pay their 2002 membership fee of 300 CZK (which includes the ZAZ magazine) and to donate surplus office supplies like A5 envelopes. New members are encouraged to join, with the organization emphasizing its serious research approach.

Events and Conferences

• The newsletter lists several upcoming events and conferences:
• A trip to the Slovakian Turzovka for a Marian apparition site is planned for the future.
• Cooperation has begun with the "Club of Friends of Stale Air," which is interested in underground phenomena.
• The "Zahadologicka conference Sfinga 2002" will take place on May 25, 2002, in Kralupy nad Vltavou.
• The "Fantastic Fact Club" is organizing an expedition to Jonastal and other sites related to World War II, underground atomic laboratories, aircraft production, and a Russian bank vault, with a trip to Nuremberg on June 8, 2002.
• An expedition to Czechoslovakian fortifications on Šumava is scheduled for July 14, 2002.
• The "Sci-fi club Avalcon" is hosting "Eurocon 2002," a major sci-fi fan gathering, from July 3 to 7, 2002, in Chotebor.
• Readers of "Magazin 2000" can participate in a discussion on www.spoluzaci.cz.

Publications and Media

The newsletter notes the cessation of "Fantasticka fakta" and "Fantasticka fakta plus" magazines. The publishers of "Skryté skutečnosti" and "WM magazín" have agreed to merge their publications.

Research Inquiries and Local Investigations

• Several research inquiries and calls for investigation are included:
• A conference in Prague on April 11, 2002, discussed the manipulation of human psyche by physical fields, resulting in a petition to the Czech Parliament.
• An advertisement in Rakovník sought to establish a "Klub Keltomanu" for individuals over 18, but it was suspected to be a business venture exploiting interest in the topic.
• An international treasure hunters' meeting was held in Bílina in April 2002, with further events planned for September 2002 in Tachov.
• A reader encountered a phrase in Foucault's Pendulum about a mysterious injury to King Amfortas, possibly related to radiation, and is seeking information.
• An electromechanic is interested in emitting pyramid energy through electromagnetic induction and seeks assistance.
• Members in the Pelhřimov region are asked to investigate local sites with unusual stone formations, including hoof prints and mysterious stones.
• Members in the Písek region are asked to examine stone circles and a balancing stone with indentations.
• Members in the Třebíč region are requested to provide an image of the 1765 Mariazell painting of Třebíč and to investigate a stone formation with a circular opening and carved lines, possibly a sundial.

Magazine Contents and Themes

• The newsletter also provides a table of contents for the upcoming ZAZ magazine issue 2/2002, which includes articles on:
• The spiritual nature of human existence.
• Alternative futures for humanity.
• The possibility of an unknown planet in our solar system and its formation.
• The end of the world in 2521.
• The cause of earthquakes and the existence of a second moon.
• Meditations in pyramids.
• Mysterious visitors from space and meteorite impacts.
• Secret weapons of the Third Reich.
• Healing methods and genetic engineering.
• Abductions and experiments on abductees.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this newsletter are UFO sightings, anomalous phenomena, ancient mysteries, and the importance of member participation in research and documentation. The editorial stance is one of serious investigation and a commitment to the organization's mission and reputation, viewing membership as both a challenge and a commitment.