UFO-Kontakt - 2002 4

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue: Nr 4, 2002
Publisher: Organ för Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)
Date: 2002

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, the organ for the Swedish UFO Federation (SUFO), features a cover image of a disc-shaped UFO hovering over a forest. The content is primarily in Swedish and delves into themes of conspiracy, alien contact, and hidden global control mechanisms.

Table of Contents

• Till våra läsare (To our readers) - page 3
• Det hemliga kriget mot mänskligheten (The Secret War Against Humanity) - pages 4-12
• Kontakt med en rymdintelligens redan på 1950-talet (Contact with a Space Intelligence Already in the 1950s) - pages 13-19
• Den farliga planeten tillbaka i maj 2003 ? (The Dangerous Planet Returns in May 2003?) - pages 20-22
• Annons (Advertisement) - page 23
• Omslagsbild: En 1964 i Oregon fotograferad rymdfarkost (Cover image: A spacecraft photographed in Oregon in 1964)

The Secret War Against Humanity

This extensive article, spanning pages 4-12, draws heavily from the book "Behold a Pale Horse" by UFO researcher William Cooper. It discusses a supposed top-secret document discovered in July 1986, titled "Tysta vapen för stilla krig" (Silent Weapons for a Quiet War). This document is presented as a handbook for a covert project aimed at enslaving humanity under an economic elite.

The article posits that this elite, tracing its origins to figures like Rothschild and the Illuminati (founded by Adam Weishaupt in 1776), has been manipulating global events, including wars and economic crashes, to consolidate power. The "silent war" is described as a conflict fought not with conventional weapons but with "silent weapons" – primarily economic and social manipulation.

According to the document, this war was declared in 1954 at a meeting of the "international elite," coinciding with the first meeting of the Bilderberg Group and President Eisenhower's alleged secret agreement with reptilian aliens. The goal is to transfer wealth from the "undisciplined majority" to the "self-disciplined, responsible, and valuable minority."

• Key strategies of this silent war include:
• Controlling the public: Diverting attention through media saturation with sex, crime, and violence, while withholding essential information.
• Creating problems: Engineering crises and then offering their own solutions, which invariably involve increased centralization of power.
• Social engineering: Lowering the quality of education for lower classes to maintain ignorance, breaking down family structures, and using state-run daycare centers.
• Economic manipulation: Using inflation, debt, and financial shocks (like price hikes and strikes) to control consumer behavior and create a dependency on the elite for solutions.

The article highlights the role of financial institutions and advanced computer technology in monitoring and manipulating economic trends and individual behavior. It suggests that the ultimate aim is to create a society where individuals are completely controlled by a computer system, identified by barcodes and potentially implanted numbers.

The research project at Harvard in 1948 is cited as a precursor to this economic control strategy, aiming to understand and manipulate global economies. The article concludes that the elite's control over media prevents the public from understanding these machinations, leading to a state of "benevolent slavery and genocide."

Contact with a Space Intelligence Already in the 1950s

This section, covering pages 13-19, recounts the experience of engineer Daniel Fry. On July 4, 1950, while at the White Sands experimental field in New Mexico, Fry encountered a landed, disc-shaped spacecraft approximately 9 meters in diameter.

He was met by an invisible entity who spoke to him, identifying itself as an alien. The alien explained that the craft had an electromagnetic field to reduce air friction and warned Fry not to touch the hull, as it could cause a fatal reaction in humans. The alien, who later identified himself as A-Lan (or Alan), was part of an expedition to assess humanity's adaptability to new ideas.

Fry was invited into a smaller, remote-controlled shuttle craft for a flight. During the flight, A-Lan explained that the craft's technology allowed for travel at 12,000 km/h without the passengers feeling acceleration, as the force affected all atoms within the craft and its occupants equally. The craft could also render its door invisible using a "frequency modulator beam."

Fry was taken on a tour, observing cities from high altitudes (up to 55 km). A-Lan mentioned that his people's home planet had lower gravity than Earth, and that prolonged exposure to Earth's gravity could be detrimental. He also noted that human scientists were often too rigid in their thinking, comparing them to "ants searching for knowledge."

A-Lan revealed that his species originated from Earth long ago, having built a great empire called Lemuria before a conflict with Atlantis led to the destruction of both civilizations. He conveyed a message about humanity's spiritual and social underdevelopment, which had not kept pace with technological progress. He stressed the need for empathy and cooperation to avoid catastrophic conflicts, especially in the nuclear age.

A-Lan also touched upon the issue of overpopulation and the exploitation of natural resources by Western imperialists and a parasitic upper class in developing nations. He suggested that a solution would involve achieving economic justice, freedom of expression, and true democracy, possibly through government regulation of wealth and income, and public ownership of banks and large corporations.

Interestingly, A-Lan also indicated that his expedition had a secondary purpose: to collect certain rare substances found on Earth that were valuable to his people.

The Dangerous Planet Returns in May 2003?

This section, covering pages 20-22, is not detailed in the provided OCR text. However, based on the title, it likely discusses the potential return of a celestial body, possibly Planet X or Nibiru, and its implications for Earth in May 2003.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently promotes a worldview centered on hidden conspiracies, secret elites, and extraterrestrial influence. The editorial stance appears to be one of warning the public about these perceived threats and encouraging critical thinking beyond mainstream narratives. There is a strong emphasis on the idea that powerful, clandestine groups are manipulating global events for their own gain, often through economic control and psychological warfare. The articles advocate for a greater awareness of these hidden forces and suggest that extraterrestrial intelligences may offer guidance or solutions to humanity's problems, provided humanity is willing to listen and adapt.

The magazine also seems to be a platform for disseminating alternative theories regarding UFOs, ancient civilizations, and cosmic phenomena, encouraging readers to question established scientific and historical accounts.

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue Date: May 2003
Publisher: Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish
ISSN: 1103-6842
Price: 120 kr

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, the quarterly journal for the study of facts concerning extraterrestrial flying objects and the presence of alien civilizations on Earth, delves into the alarming possibility of the planet Nibiru's return in May 2003.

The Dangerous Planet Nibiru Returns in May 2003?

The lead article, "Den farliga planeten tillbaka i maj 2003?" (The dangerous planet back in May 2003?), discusses new information about the enigmatic planet Nibiru, which the ancient Sumerians called by that name. Drawing from sources like Mark Hazlewood's book "Blindsided," the article posits that Nibiru has an extremely elliptical orbit with a period of approximately 3,600 years. It is described as being four times larger than Earth with a significantly denser mass, and it is said to orbit not only our sun but also the dim dwarf star Sirius B. The planet's trajectory is expected to take it through the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, potentially at an angle to our solar system.

According to some claims, Nibiru's last passage through our solar system occurred around the time of Christ's birth, with its next return not expected for another 1,600 years. However, surprising unofficial reports from observatories suggest that Nibiru has already been sighted nearby and is anticipated to enter the asteroid belt in May 2003.

If this prediction holds true, the previous passage would have occurred approximately 1,600 years before the birth of Christ. This timeframe aligns with a severe natural catastrophe on Earth mentioned in Pleiadian information provided to contactee Eduard Meier. This catastrophe, dated to 1478 BC, was attributed to an intruding comet named "The Destroyer" with a 575.5-year orbit, but its destructive effects on Earth were similar to those attributed to Nibiru.

The article also contrasts this with Immanuel Velikovsky's theory presented in "Worlds in Collision" (1950). Velikovsky suggested that cataclysmic events were caused by the planet Venus, which he believed was ejected from Jupiter. If Velikovsky's theory is correct, the passage of a massive celestial body like Nibiru could have triggered the ejection of Venus from Jupiter, potentially explaining phenomena like Jupiter's Great Red Spot. The powerful gravitational and electromagnetic forces exerted by such close encounters could have caused severe disturbances on Earth.

Velikovsky's book is cited as providing convincing evidence of a catastrophic event around the middle of the second millennium BC. The article suggests that even if the biblical account of the plagues of Egypt is a religious myth, the descriptions of the afflictions could be corroborated by other sources worldwide. It is theorized that both Nibiru and the ejected comet may have possessed large tails of dust and gas. When Earth entered this tail, the atmosphere would have filled with fine red dust, potentially turning the Nile River and the eastern Mediterranean Sea red, poisoning the water and causing widespread thirst.

Further described are events such as a rain of large meteorites ('hailstones'), leading to the destruction of plants, animals, and humans, and the outbreak of deadly diseases. The sky was darkened for weeks, preventing sunlight from penetrating. The gravitational influence of these celestial bodies is also thought to have caused a polar shift, submerging vast land areas and causing significant loss of life due to tidal waves and storms.

This proximity to massive bodies is also believed to have shifted Earth's axis of rotation, leading to the sun rising in the west and setting in the east, and a reversal of seasons. An Egyptian papyrus is quoted as stating, "Winter has taken the place of summer, the months have come in a different order, and the hours likewise," indicating further changes.

Velikovsky's Legacy and Earth's Rotation

The article acknowledges that while Velikovsky might have missed Nibiru as the direct cause of a catastrophic event in the pre-Christian era, his work provided sufficient evidence for such a catastrophe and highlighted the ongoing risk posed by Venus's elliptical orbit.

It is suggested that Venus's orbit, influenced by Nibiru's passage 50 years prior, may have affected Earth's rotation, resulting in a 360-day year and a western sunrise until further disturbances in the 8th and early 7th centuries BC. It was only when Venus stabilized in a more circular orbit between Earth and Mercury that Earth's current 365-day year and eastern sunrise were established.

While a potential new passage of Nibiru in May of the following year might not necessarily lead to another major catastrophe, the article stresses the importance of being prepared. However, it also pivots to address more immediate concerns within societal systems that are within human control.

Societal Critique and Vision for the Future

The author, Sune Hjorth, argues that instead of focusing solely on cosmic threats, humanity should address the "obvious imbalances" in our societal systems. He criticizes the current system, where a small international financial and Masonic mafia allegedly controls power and wealth, while citizens repeatedly vote for bought politicians. Hjorth asserts that democracy is a "pure bluff" unless it is built on economic justice, fair income and wealth limits, planned economies for basic needs, and genuine freedom of expression for all, including critics of capitalism.

He advocates for a society guided by educated individuals with positive values, leading to spiritual and social development that makes life on Earth truly meaningful.

Book Reviews

The "Läsvärda böcker" (Worthwhile Books) section features reviews of two books:

1. Judas Iskariot: Mästarens lära och liv (1994): This book, translated from a sensational Swedish work, claims to reveal the true teachings of Jesus, contrasting them with the Gospel of Matthew, which it alleges is a forged copy. The author of this book argues that Judas Iscariot was not a traitor but a faithful disciple entrusted with recording Jesus's teachings. The review suggests that the original Aramaic scroll was stolen by the Pharisee Juda Ihariot and sold to the Jewish priesthood. It further posits that the story of Jesus's life and teachings was rewritten in 1963 with the help of "well-meaning extraterrestrials" after being discovered in a rock tomb. The review criticizes Pauline Christianity as a distorted doctrine, citing historical persecutions.

2. Sune Hjorth: Rymdmänniskor på Jorden (1996): This book by the magazine's editor-in-chief is described as a clear summary of his years of study regarding the presence of extraterrestrials on Earth, both in the present and in the past.

Editorial Information

The magazine is the official organ of Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO). The editorial board includes Sune Hjorth (Chairman), Ivan Jonsson (Secretary), and Olof Andersson (Treasurer). Sune Hjorth is also the editor-in-chief and responsible publisher, based in Sundsvall, Sweden. Subscription fees are listed, along with prices for back issues.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the potential threat of Nibiru (Planet X), ancient cosmic cataclysms, and their impact on Earth's history and geology. There is a strong undercurrent of skepticism towards conventional political systems, particularly democracy, and a call for societal reform based on justice and economic equality. The magazine also promotes the study of UFOs and extraterrestrial presence, as evidenced by the book reviews and the publication's focus. The editorial stance appears to be one of critical inquiry into both cosmic phenomena and terrestrial societal structures, advocating for preparedness and a more just world order.