UFO-Kontakt - 2003 1

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue: Nr 1, 2003
Publisher: Organ för Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)
Date: January 2003

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, the official publication of the Swedish UFO Association (SUFO), delves into themes of prophecy, extraterrestrial contact, and potential future catastrophes facing Earth. The cover features a provocative image of a world leader making a hand gesture, interpreted as a satanic Masonic sign, with the headline questioning its ominous implications for Earth's future.

Table of Contents

The issue includes the following articles and sections:

• Till våra läsare (To Our Readers): An editorial by Sune Hjorth, setting the tone for the issue's focus on the near future and potential global threats.
• Nostradamus om Jordens framtid (Nostradamus on Earth's Future): An exploration of Nostradamus' prophecies and their interpretation through psychic contact.
• Vänner från stjärnorna mitt ibland oss! (Friends from the Stars Among Us!): Discusses the presence and role of extraterrestrials on Earth.
• Berättelse från Jordens framtid (A Story from Earth's Future): A fictional narrative depicting a post-apocalyptic future.
• Annons (Advertisement): A page dedicated to advertisements.

To Our Readers

Sune Hjorth's editorial, "Till våra läsare!", introduces the magazine's focus on the immediate future, threatened by impending catastrophes. The cover image is presented as a disturbing symbol of the political direction of a superpower. The editorial highlights the work of Dolores Cannon, who claims to have established telepathic contact with Nostradamus, providing new interpretations of his prophecies. It also touches upon the presence of benevolent extraterrestrials who have incarnated on Earth to assist humanity. A third article is mentioned, dealing with a peculiar story from Earth's near future, expressing hope that humanity will learn from its mistakes. Hjorth also appeals to readers to recruit new subscribers and welcomes voluntary contributions, wishing everyone a Happy New Year.

The editorial also announces the association's annual meeting on January 27th at 7 PM at Sune Hjorth's residence in Sundsvall, requesting pre-registration.

Nostradamus on Earth's Future

This article delves into the prophecies of Michel Nostradamus, the 16th-century French physician and astrologer. It recounts his famous quatrain describing the death of King Henry II in 1555, which accurately predicted the circumstances of his fatal jousting accident. The article details how a splinter from the lance of his opponent, Gabriel de Montgomery, pierced Henry II's golden visor, causing a fatal head wound. It further explains the subsequent political turmoil in France under Catherine de Medici and the persecution of Huguenots, also allegedly foretold by Nostradamus, including the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre in 1572.

The text suggests that Nostradamus' prophecies were veiled due to the dangers of the Inquisition, citing the burning of Giordano Bruno in 1600 for his UFO experiences. It posits that Nostradamus may have communicated with future beings to gain insight and warn humanity. The article then introduces Dolores Cannon, born in 1931, who used regressive hypnosis to help people recall past lives. Cannon claims to have established telepathic contact with Nostradamus, enabling her to receive clearer interpretations of his prophecies, particularly concerning future events. Her book, "Conversations with Nostradamus, Vol. 3" (1996), is mentioned as a source for these communications, which reportedly occurred at various points in Nostradamus' life and provided insights into future probabilities.

Nostradamus' prophecies are presented as warnings against catastrophic events, including a potential third world war involving nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons, leading to devastating natural disasters. The Middle East is identified as a critical area, linked to oil resources and geopolitical conflict. The article criticizes the Gulf War and US foreign policy, suggesting it foreshadows greater conflicts. It also touches upon environmental concerns, such as deforestation and atmospheric pollution, and the potential for nuclear explosions from accidental or intentional detonations, including stored nuclear weapons and waste.

According to the article, Nostradamus foresaw massive tidal waves inundating continents, fragmenting Europe into islands, and causing widespread destruction in coastal areas and cities worldwide. North America would be similarly affected, with cities submerged and the Midwest turning into a desert. Asia would fare slightly better, though its eastern coasts would be impacted. Russia's vast landmass would remain, but the North Pole might shift, leading to an ice age in its northern regions. Essential services like water, food, electricity, and sanitation would become unavailable in many parts of the world, leading to chaos, starvation, and disease, particularly in Washington D.C.

The article emphasizes that humanity must learn from these warnings and develop a more harmonious and wise approach to life. It critiques the prevailing mindset of power-seeking and exploitation, advocating for spiritual development and cooperation. The potential for a future catastrophe is presented not as an inevitability but as a possibility that can be averted if humanity raises its consciousness and adopts more positive values. The article also touches upon the idea that some extraterrestrials are benevolent and wish to help humanity, while others are power-hungry. A future scenario around 2050 is described, where highly evolved extraterrestrials guide humanity towards peace and brotherhood, based on universal laws.

Friends from the Stars Among Us!

This section discusses the critical situation of Earth, characterized by social and spiritual underdevelopment and a history of conflict. It suggests that a global conspiracy involving international finance and Masonic mafias is orchestrating events behind the scenes to achieve world domination. A third world war is presented as a looming threat, potentially triggered by oil magnates in the US and UK. The article notes that the Swedish government is perceived as complicit in this war policy.

It highlights that humanity is being closely monitored by benevolent extraterrestrials, particularly those from the Pleiades, who are concerned about the risks posed by humanity's destructive technologies, such as nuclear weapons. The article mentions that millions of beings from other worlds have incarnated on Earth as part of a rescue project called "Operation Earth." This information is attributed to Knut Aasheim's book, "Stiernefolket blandt oss" (The Star People Among Us).

The concept of reincarnation is explained, with most beings returning to their original planets. However, some extraterrestrials have chosen to emigrate and colonize other worlds. The Lyra, Sirius, and Pleiades star systems are mentioned as origins for these colonizers, who are seen as our ancestral

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

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, the quarterly journal for the Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO), delves into themes of extraterrestrial contact, advanced alien technology, and a clandestine government project for space colonization. It also features a section on recommended books, including a controversial reinterpretation of biblical figures and events.

Anders' Encounter and the Space Project

The narrative follows a protagonist named Anders, who, after a journey, witnesses a UFO landing and encounters his parents with beings described as well-meaning extraterrestrials. These aliens offer assistance to the human group.

Anders' father, a technical expert, is involved in a top-secret project initiated by the ministerrådet (minister council). This project is a response to the dire environmental state of Earth, characterized by a damaged ozone layer and harmful radioactive radiation, which threatens the survival of humanity. The plan is to construct a miniature artificial Earth in space to evacuate the ruling elite until conditions on Earth improve.

To create a new human race in space, the project involves collecting eggs and sperm, with selection based on IQ to prioritize intellectual prowess over emotional capacity. This approach is noted to create an imbalance, mirroring past issues on Earth, which was a point of contention for Anders' mother.

Anders, along with colleagues Örjan and Annika, is enlisted as a "technical assistant" for this space project. Despite concerns about Anders' physical handicap (a hump), the aliens provide medical assistance, including an advanced healing process that removes his hump. He is introduced to the spaceship and treated with alien technology.

The visit to the secret underground facility is dramatic. A representative of the ministerrådet attempts to seize Anders' father's research report, leading to a confrontation. The accompanying guards, described as biological robots, are incapacitated by an unseen force, presumably the aliens, allowing Anders and his group to proceed.

They meet an elderly man, a member of the ministerrådet who initiated the evacuation project but has since been sidelined. He urges Anders' father to ensure the space project is abandoned, regretting the focus on technical skills over ethical considerations, which has led to unacceptable experiments.

A New World and Future Choices

After their encounter at the facility, Anders and his group are returned to their spacecraft and transported to a new world called "Edens lustgård" (Eden's Garden) by the aliens. This is presented as a sanctuary for those who wish to stay, while others can choose to return to a damaged Earth to help rebuild.

Anders' father informs his group that he has officially 'died' in the ministerrådet's records and they will all be taken aboard the spaceship that night. Upon waking in the new world, all memory of their previous lives is gone.

Information is shared about the aliens' long-standing relationship with humans since ancient times. These beings are described as spiritually and socially advanced, akin to gods and goddesses of the past.

Anders, having fallen in love with Annika, chooses to return to Earth with her, accepting the challenges that await them.

The narrative concludes with a reflection on prophecies and visions as warnings. It highlights humanity's lack of rational thinking and disregard for fellow humans' rights, predicting a future catastrophe. The author questions the manipulation by power-hungry individuals who control media and hinder freedom, justice, and democracy.

Book Reviews: "Läsvärda böcker"

The magazine features a section titled "Läsvärda böcker" (Worthwhile Books), offering books directly from the publisher via postgiro.

1. Judas Iskariot: Mästarens lära och liv (1994): This book, translated into Swedish, claims to reveal the true teachings of Jesus, contrasting it with the Gospel of Matthew, which it suggests is a forgery. Judas Iscariot is portrayed not as a traitor but as a faithful disciple. The book posits that the original Aramaic scroll was stolen by the Pharisee Juda Ihariot and sold to the Jewish priesthood. It suggests that the Pauline Christianity and its doctrines are a perversion of Jesus' original teachings, citing historical persecutions as evidence.
2. Sune Hjorth: Rymdmänniskor på Jorden (1996): This book by the magazine's editor and publisher, Sune Hjorth, provides a summary of his years of research into the presence of extraterrestrials on Earth, both in the past and present.

Organization Information

The issue also provides contact details for Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO), listing its board members: Sune Hjorth (Chairman), Ivan Jonsson (Secretary), and Olof Andersson (Treasurer). The journal "UFO-KONTAKT" is described as a quarterly publication for the study of facts concerning extraterrestrial flying objects and the presence of alien civilizations on Earth, past and present. Subscription fees and prices for back issues are also listed.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around extraterrestrial contact, advanced alien civilizations, and their potential influence on human affairs, both historically and in the present. There is a strong undercurrent of critique against established authorities, including governments and religious institutions, suggesting manipulation and a deviation from truth. The magazine promotes a revisionist view of history and religion, particularly concerning biblical narratives. The editorial stance, as represented by Sune Hjorth, appears to be one of advocating for a deeper understanding of UFO phenomena and challenging conventional explanations, while also promoting alternative interpretations of religious and historical events. The environmental crisis on Earth is presented as a catalyst for drastic, albeit ethically questionable, measures.