UFO-Kontakt - 1995 1

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue: Nr 1, 1995
Publisher: Organ för Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)
Date: 1995

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, published by the Swedish UFO Federation (SUFO), presents a collection of articles exploring various facets of UFO phenomena, secret government projects, time travel, and alternative spiritual teachings. The cover features a stark line drawing with the headline "Tornen på taken svarta med grå kula." (Towers on the rooftops black with a grey sphere.)

Table of Contents

• The issue includes articles on:
• A letter to the readers
• Immanuel - sonen till en rymdman (6) (Immanuel - son of an alien)
• De topphemliga projekten i USA (The top-secret projects in the USA)
• Mongulalafolket och dess vidare öden (The Mongulala people and their further fates)
• Tidsresan till år 32 (Time travel to the year 32)
• Bermuda-triangeln (The Bermuda Triangle)
• Mästarens lära och liv (The Master's teaching and life)
• Vårt program (Our program)

The cover image is described as an "Utomjordisk station på havsbottnen" (Alien station on the seabed).

Till våra läsare! (To our readers!)

This editorial by Sune Hjorth marks the beginning of the fourth year of the publication. It urges readers to pay their subscription and membership fees and to recruit new subscribers. The article highlights the dire situation of humanity, suggesting that powerful individuals are conspiring to establish a totalitarian "New World Order." It also claims that secret authorities have allied with "unpleasant aliens" who, like them, seek to dominate Earth. The editorial poses the question of how ordinary citizens can be informed and how they should react to this information, encouraging everyone to contribute to the victory of good according to their abilities.

A SUFO meeting is announced for February 6th at 7:00 PM at Sune Hjorth's residence in Sundsvall, with registration required by February 2nd via phone.

Immanuel - sonen till en rymdman (6) (Immanuel - son of an alien)

This lengthy article, attributed to Sune Hjorth, reinterprets the teachings of Immanuel, presented as a spiritual figure from Nazareth whose original message was distorted by the biblical Gospels. The article claims that Immanuel's teachings, derived from an Aramaic script discovered in 1963 with the help of extraterrestrials, emphasized the laws of Creation over human laws. Immanuel taught that the human spirit is immortal and continues to gather wisdom after death, determining its own future. The article criticizes the biblical accounts for omitting Immanuel's core teachings, particularly his emphasis on understanding the cause-and-effect relationships in nature to avoid creating a "hell" on Earth and to build a better world.

Immanuel's teachings on wisdom are presented as crucial for humanity, especially in the nuclear age. He stated that wisdom must be learned from the laws of Creation found in nature, and that a lack of wisdom leads to flawed logic, violence, and suffering. The article contrasts Immanuel's wisdom with the actions of the Pharisees and scribes, whom he accused of hypocrisy and of distorting his teachings for their own power and gain.

The article also addresses the biblical narrative of Judas Iscariot, claiming it is a fabrication. It suggests that Immanuel had predicted his betrayal and that the accusation against Judas was orchestrated by the high priests and Pharisees. The article asserts that Immanuel was falsely accused of claiming God was not Creation but a human being, when in reality he stated that God was a higher form of human being, originating from the stars.

Immanuel's birthdate is stated to be February 3rd, not December 25th, which is described as a pagan festival. The article concludes by mentioning that Immanuel's teachings were entrusted to his disciple Judas Iscariot for safekeeping, but that the original scrolls were stolen and later falsified.

De topphemliga projekten i USA (The top-secret projects in the USA)

This article, also by Sune Hjorth, details alleged top-secret US projects involving extraterrestrial technology and manipulation. It claims that powerful financiers, including the Rothschild and Rockefeller families, have been working for centuries to establish a "New World Order." The article asserts that these entities have financed advanced inventions for warfare, such as the atomic bomb and methods for making objects disappear using high-energy fields, which affect the space-time continuum.

Key figures involved in these projects are mentioned as Nikola Tesla, Thomas Townsend Brown, John von Neumann, and David Hilbert. The article describes the "Philadelphia Experiment" (Project Rainbow) in 1943, where the U.S.S. Eldridge was allegedly made invisible and teleported, resulting in severe physical and psychological trauma for the crew. It suggests that Tesla intentionally sabotaged the experiment and was later found dead.

Following the initial failure, von Neumann developed new calculations, leading to a successful, albeit catastrophic, attempt in August 1943. The article details the horrific fate of some crew members, including those who burned up, became fused with the ship, or went insane. Many simply disappeared.

Further experiments in 1943 were halted but resumed in 1953, leading to the "Phoenix Project," which allegedly involved mind control and preparations for a global slave state. Experiments were temporarily suspended in 1969 due to congressional awareness but continued in secret at Montauk, Long Island, involving time manipulation, which culminated dramatically on August 12, 1983.

The article introduces the Cameron brothers, Edward and Duncan, who were present on the U.S.S. Eldridge during the 1943 experiment. They were sent forward in time to 1983 by John von Neumann, who explained they had to return to 1943 to shut down the field generators. They used a time-travel machine to return to the Eldridge, disabling the generators and causing the ship to reappear. Duncan Cameron aged rapidly and died in 1983. Edward Cameron was sent back to 1943, then to 1927, and adopted as Alfred Bielek. He later regained his memories after seeing the film "The Philadelphia Experiment."

The article also touches upon the use of mind control and similar technologies by secret US rulers for their future totalitarian rule, referencing Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" and George Orwell's "Animal Farm" and "1984."

Mongulalafolket och dess vidare öden (The Mongulala people and their further fates)

This article recounts the history of the Mongulala people, inhabitants of the ancient kingdom of Akakor in South America, which was allegedly founded by extraterrestrials around 13,000 years ago. After the departure of the "gods," the kingdom faced a catastrophic war and natural disasters. The Mongulala people survived by retreating to vast underground cities.

The article mentions a visit by "space friends" who provided information about the kingdom's history, including a ruler named Lhasa who reigned for 300 years. The rise of the Inca empire in Peru led to the decline of Akakor. In the 6th century AD, the kingdom was saved by the arrival of the Goths, who had fled Italy after a military defeat. The Goths, skilled warriors, strengthened Akakor's military potential.

However, the Spanish conquest of America by Pizarro led to the subjugation of the Inca and the further retreat of the Mongulala people into their underground dwellings. The article notes that during World War II, German soldiers with modern weapons joined the Mongulala, possibly leading to the information being passed to German journalist Karl Brugger, who documented the history of this extraterrestrial-founded civilization.

It is stated that only about 35,000 Mongulala people remain, with 5,000 warriors. They adhere to Lhasa's ancient laws, including strict fidelity in marriage and limiting offspring to two children per family to prevent overpopulation.

Tidsresan till år 32 (Time travel to the year 32)

This article describes a time travel journey undertaken by Eduard Meier, accompanied by a space woman named Asket and a Russian named Iljitj Ustinov. They traveled to Palestine in the year 32 AD, a few weeks before the crucifixion of Jesus (referred to as Immanuel).

Equipped with period-appropriate clothing and a language translator, they observed Immanuel and his disciples on the Mount of Olives. Immanuel recognized Meier and engaged him in conversation, discussing his teachings and the distortion of his message in the New Testament. Immanuel explained that his original teachings were entrusted to Judas Iscariot but were later stolen and falsified by Jewish priests and scribes.

Immanuel clarified that he never equated himself with God, stating that God is a human-like being, a creation of the all-powerful Creation. He expressed displeasure at being called Jesus Christ, attributing the name to a "deranged man named Paulus" who would later spread a false religion called Christianity. Immanuel predicted that Judas Iscariot's writings would eventually be recognized for their truth, despite attempts to discredit them.

Regarding Christmas, Immanuel stated it was a pagan custom and that his birthday was actually on February 3rd, not December 25th.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue of UFO-KONTAKT include the pervasive influence of secret societies and extraterrestrial beings in shaping human history and destiny, the alleged manipulation of information by governments and media, and the search for spiritual truth outside conventional religious doctrines. The editorial stance, as espoused by Sune Hjorth, is critical of established authorities and religious institutions, advocating for an alternative understanding of reality based on UFOlogy, ancient wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment. There is a strong undercurrent of conspiracy theory, suggesting hidden forces are controlling world events and that humanity is at a critical juncture, needing to awaken to the truth.

This issue of UFO-Kontakt, published by Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO), is dated 1995. The magazine's primary focus is the study of facts concerning extraterrestrial flying objects and the presence of alien civilizations on Earth, both in the past and present. The cover prominently features the headline "Bermuda-triangeln" (The Bermuda Triangle).

The Bermuda Triangle Mystery

The article "Bermuda-triangeln" explores the persistent mysteries surrounding disappearances of boats and planes in the area between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and Florida. It dismisses simple explanations and introduces a theory from Eduard Meier, who, according to the space woman Semjase, claims that Earth's normal time structure is affected by cosmic currents originating from distant galaxies. These currents, when focused on Earth, create a "dimensional port" or transition point to another dimension or time level. This phenomenon is compared to a vortex in a storm, where objects are drawn into a calm center.

The text suggests that not only air masses but also Earth's normal time structure can become turbulent in the Bermuda Triangle, causing objects and their occupants to be drawn into another dimension, from which return is impossible unless the craft possesses advanced technology. The article also mentions that ordinary ships can be affected by this time turbulence. Furthermore, it notes that the seafloor in some parts of the Bermuda Triangle is in constant motion, with underwater mountains and plateaus rising and falling, posing a hazard to ships.

Beyond natural phenomena, the article touches upon "pirate activity" in the area, describing "cold-blooded pirates" boarding vessels, stealing cargo, and murdering crews and passengers. It also suggests that some disappearances might be related to UFOs, specifically "alien spacecraft" that function as flying submarines. These craft are said to be stationed on the seabed in the western part of the sunken continent of Atlantis, capable of emerging from the sea to fly high into the air or dive back into the water.

Alien Bases and UFO Encounters

The article recounts a personal experience from Ante Jonsson, who, along with the author, published the book "Fantastiska resor med UFO" in 1989. Jonsson describes two instances of being aboard an alien spacecraft. In the first instance, he witnessed open hangars and ruins of what appeared to be an ancient temple on the seabed. He was able to leave the spacecraft and enter a hangar, later returning with a charged battery to replace an old one on the craft. The spacecraft then ascended into the air and returned to Jonsson's home region in Småland.

In a second visit, Jonsson observed a giant port opening in a cliff face, revealing a vast artificial cave. Inside, he saw workshops where captured nuclear missiles were being dismantled. One missile bore the inscription "USA" in large letters. The article confirms that aliens have fixed stations on Earth, some on the seabed and others in mountains, but states that these are unrelated to the disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle.

World History's Most Important Scripture

Another section, titled "Världshistoriens viktigaste skrift" (World History's Most Important Scripture), refers to the writings of Judas Iskariot. It claims that his Aramaic scrolls, containing the true account of Jesus's life and teachings, were discovered with the help of "our space friends" in 1963. These writings are presented as offering a more accurate perspective on life than the Gospels. The author, Sune Hjorth, offers his Swedish translation of this document for 120 SEK.

Sveriges UFO-förbund's Program

The "VÅRT PROGRAM" (Our Program) section outlines the mission of Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO). The organization aims to inform the public about evidence of highly developed extraterrestrial civilizations visiting Earth in their electromagnetic spacecraft. It alleges that earthly authorities have long concealed this information. The information is sourced from secret US channels, ufologists' research, and material provided by aliens to selected contact persons, notably Eduard Meier and Ante Jonsson.

The organization believes that these extraterrestrial visitors are warning humanity about the dangers of spiritual and social underdevelopment, particularly in the context of nuclear weapons. They advocate for a life based on goodwill, understanding, respect for fellow humans, and democratic rights, urging people to reject hatred, fanaticism, and intolerance stemming from false religious beliefs. The ultimate goal is to foster a society of truth, knowledge, wisdom, and love, transforming Earth into a "common paradise."

Editorial and Contact Information

The issue also provides contact details for Sveriges UFO-förbund, listing its board members: Sune Hjorth (chairman), Krister Grafström (secretary), and Olof Andersson (treasurer). The magazine "UFO-Kontakt" is described as the organ for SUFO. Subscription and membership fees for 1995 are listed as 120 SEK for four issues. Back issues from 1992, 1993, and 1994 are available for 60, 80, and 100 SEK respectively. Contact information for the editor, Sune Hjorth, is provided, along with a postal giro account for payments.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the unexplained phenomena of the Bermuda Triangle, the existence and activities of extraterrestrial civilizations, and the alleged cover-up of these truths by governments. The editorial stance, as expressed in the "Our Program" section, is one of advocating for global peace, spiritual growth, and a rejection of divisive ideologies, all under the guidance and warnings of benevolent extraterrestrial visitors. The magazine positions itself as a source of alternative information, challenging conventional explanations and official narratives regarding UFOs and related mysteries.