informačni bulletin

Magazine Overview

This is the "informační bulletin" (information bulletin) of the Club of Psychotronics and UFO (KPUFO), issue number 82, volume 3, dated September 2008. The bulletin serves as an internal communication tool for KPUFO members, covering topics related to UFOs, psychotronics, paranormal phenomena, and related research and events in the Czech Republic.

Book Sales

The bulletin features a list of books available for purchase, including titles on magic, cosmology, UFOs, ancient civilizations, astrology, and the history of science. Prices are listed in Czech Koruna (Kč).

KPUFO Meeting and Membership

A meeting of KPUFO regional representatives is scheduled for September 20, 2008, in Prague. A key agenda item is the nomination of Petr Vachler, a screenwriter and director, for honorary membership. Members are invited to express their opinions on this nomination.

Editorial and Public Opinion

The editorial section discusses the magazine "Meduňka" and its proposal for an anti-award called the "Damoklův meč" (Damocles' Sword), intended to recognize individuals spreading misinformation and demagoguery. Readers are invited to share their views on this initiative.

SDRUŽENÍ BADATELŮ V PSYCHOTRONICE (Association of Researchers in Psychotronics)

This section addresses the "Kuřim case," a widely discussed event involving alleged identity changes, child abuse, and cult-like behavior. The author questions the simplistic categorization of the case as merely a "sect" and urges readers to delve deeper into the underlying causes and systemic issues, rather than just focusing on the consequences. Readers are encouraged to submit any relevant information or insights.

KPUFO POLTERGEIST

This section includes a query from KPUFO Karlovy Vary regarding historical accounts of a potential vampire named Alan Beaufort from Bečov, possibly from the 18th or 19th century. The inquirer seeks confirmation and further details about this figure.

Regional Reports and Sightings

KPUFO Pardubice: Reports a case where a figure's outline appeared on a cellar wall, and a buried corpse was found in the foundations. The apparition is said to have helped identify a perpetrator in a multiple murder case.

KPUFO Karviná: Describes an encounter with a frightening, brown, bipedal creature, referred to as an 'almas,' near a forest. The creature was heard making animalistic sounds and breaking bones.

KPUFO Tachov: Details the discovery of a buried stone cross with a carving and its base. Plans are underway for further investigation in cooperation with the Society for the Research of Stone Crosses.

Rousínov (Benešovsko): Discusses a mysterious embankment in a forest, questioning whether it is a human-made structure (remnant of a fortification) or a natural geological formation. Readers are invited to participate in its exploration.

Radioamatér OK1MJO: Reports on anomalous electromagnetic field effects detected around a stone in the Kounovské řady. The stone appeared to amplify certain radio frequencies while suppressing others, affecting FM and shortwave reception. A similar, but inverse, phenomenon was observed at Říp.

KPUFO AGROSYMBOL

This section notes an increase in the appearance of crop circles in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, listing several locations where they have been observed. Readers are encouraged to report any findings and submit plant samples for analysis, with instructions provided via a web link.

INZERCE (Advertisements)

This section reminds members to pay their KPUFO membership fees and subscriptions for the organization's publications, including the "Časopis ZAZ" and "Časopis CP." A table outlines the various membership and subscription costs.

Contact Information

Contact details for KPUFO are provided, including their address in Plzeň, phone numbers, email addresses, and bank account information for payments. The deadline for submissions is July 15, 2008.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin consistently focuses on UFO phenomena, paranormal events, and historical mysteries within the Czech Republic. It encourages active participation from its members in research, reporting, and discussion. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into unexplained phenomena, while also engaging with public discourse on controversial cases like Kuřim and promoting the organization's activities and publications.