UFO-Nytt - 2008 No 3

Magazine Overview

This issue of UFO-Nytt, the third for 2008, is a newsletter from the Norwegian organization NETI. It features a prominent article on the Billy Meier case, alongside news of local UFO events and evaluations of alternative fairs. The newsletter aims to keep its members informed about UFO phenomena, extraterrestrial contact, and related topics.

Editor's Column

The editor, Kjell Arne Høviskeland, welcomes the significant increase in NETI membership, now totaling 149, with many new members from the Trøndelag region and those who joined during the Trondheim fair. He expresses hope to start UFO evenings north of Trondheim after the summer and plans to initiate similar evenings in Sarpsborg due to existing members and interest in the Østfold region. He also encourages members to sign up for the Hessdalen trip from June 12-15. The next newsletter is expected before the summer holidays, around mid-June.

UFO Evenings in Bergen & Raufoss

NETI is organizing a meeting in Bergen on Wednesday, May 28th at 7:00 PM at Dag Hammerskjoldsvei 2 A, 5144 Fyllingsdalen. Kitty can be contacted at 9888 2152 for inquiries. A meeting in Raufoss is scheduled for Thursday, June 5th at 6:30 PM, with Kjell Arne Høviskeland available for information at 4734 8316. Due to low attendance in Oslo, NETI is seeking interest from members in the Oslo, Akershus, and surrounding areas for future UFO evenings starting in September, potentially at Unity, held monthly. Responses should be sent to Kjell Arne via mobile.

Evaluation of the Alternative Fair in Trondheim (April 18-20)

NETI participated for the first time at the fair in Trondheim, represented by leader Kjell Arne Høviskeland and speaker Rune Øverby. The stand was successful, attracting 16 new members from various regions of Norway. Many visitors showed great interest in UFOs, with some returning multiple times. The fair generated many interesting observations that will be published in the next issue. There is a desire to form a group for members in Nord-Trøndelag to meet monthly for UFO documentary viewings, similar to the informal gatherings in Raufoss.

"Billy" Meier and the Erra Group: What Happened to Their Mission?

This extensive article by Rolf Kenneth Myhre delves into the life and claims of Eduard Albert Meier, who since 1942 allegedly served as a contact person for a group from the planet Erra. The article details Meier's early life, his first alleged encounters with UFOs and telepathic communication from entities like Sfath and Asket, and his purported mission to spread cosmic wisdom. The physical evidence presented by Meier, including photographs and videos, is stated to have passed scientific tests. However, the article also explores a divergence of opinion, citing information from an ET contact person (Kilde A) who suggests that Meier's mission ended not due to an accident, but because the Erra group chose to break ties with him, partly due to Meier's ego and his tendency to frame information in a self-serving manner.

The article traces Meier's life from his birth in 1937, his early experiences with telepathy, and his alleged travels and encounters. It mentions his marriage to Kalliope Zafiriou in 1966 and their three children. The narrative highlights his alleged contact with Semjase, a female ET from Erra, in 1975, who is described as being from the Plejarene star cluster, approximately 100 light-years away. Erra is depicted as a planet similar to Earth in many aspects, with a population of 500 million.

Further details are provided about Meier's alleged psychokinetic abilities and telepathic powers. The article also touches upon the controversy surrounding Meier's claims, with some UFO organizations reportedly being skeptical or dismissive, potentially due to their adherence to a materialistic worldview. A significant part of the article discusses an alleged life-threatening accident involving Semjase in December 1977, which Meier claims led to her withdrawal from the mission. However, Kilde A disputes this, stating that the Erra group terminated their cooperation with Meier due to his ego and misrepresentation of information.

The article also mentions James W. Deardorff, a professor who studied Meier's claims and the controversial book "Talmud Jmmanuel." It notes that Wendelle C. Stevens, a retired US Air Force lieutenant colonel, investigated Meier's case extensively and considered it "the greatest UFO case of all time." Journalist Gary Kinder's book "Light Years" is also referenced, detailing the scientific tests conducted on Meier's evidence.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, extraterrestrial contact, and the presentation of evidence and personal accounts related to these phenomena. The editorial stance, as reflected in the editor's column and the content selection, is one of engagement with and exploration of UFO and ET-related topics, encouraging member participation and discussion. The article on Billy Meier, while presenting his claims and evidence, also includes critical perspectives, suggesting a nuanced approach to the subject matter. The newsletter appears to cater to an audience interested in alternative perspectives on reality and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

This issue of Nexus magazine, dated October 14, 2007, focuses heavily on the controversial claims of Billy Meier, a Swiss man who asserts he has been in regular contact with extraterrestrial beings since 1975. The magazine explores his alleged encounters, the information he disseminates through his organization FIGU, and a revisionist perspective on biblical figures, particularly Jesus.

Billy Meier's Extraterrestrial Contacts

The article details the history of Billy Meier's alleged contact experiences. According to Meier, after an accident, his telepathic contact meetings reduced to 4-5 per year. He claims that in January 1995, the entire 'Erra' staff, numbering around 2800, withdrew from Earth, giving him a final farewell. Despite this, telepathic meetings were supposed to continue until his death. A tally from December 17, 2005, indicates 803 physical and 997 telepathic contact meetings held with Pleiadian-Plejarian beings and their allies, with 407 meetings documented.

Criticism and Counter-Claims

Source A suggests that after the 'Errans' broke contact with Meier, 'bafattene' (a group resembling the 'Errans') exploited this void. These 'bafattene' allegedly use old 'erranske' (Erran) spacecraft for their visits to Meier. Visitors are said to come from 'bafatt-planets' in the Pleiades and a colony on Nibiru. This 'bafatt' group, in collaboration with the 'Orion-imperiet' and 'the secret government', is accused of manipulating Meier and FIGU's information, giving it a negative slant.

Meier's critique of US foreign policy is compared to Noam Chomsky's, assuming a conventional worldview where presidents and governments are in charge. The article argues that since before 1913, the US has been controlled by a non-elected establishment. Meier also supported the official account of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the HIV=AIDS connection, which the author finds questionable. The abrupt withdrawal of the 'Erra' group without explanation is also highlighted as peculiar, given Earth's escalating global crises.

Prophecies and Predicitions

Three significant contact meetings with an entity named Quetzal are mentioned, where Meier allegedly received lengthy prophecies and predictions. These include contact meeting 215 on February 28, 1987 (Henoch prophecies), contact meeting 229 on July 31, 1989 (Jeremiah predictions), and contact meeting 230 on October 11, 1989 (Elijah predictions). These meetings were reportedly on the physical plane. The article questions the sources of these prophecies, which are claimed to be over 2500 years old, noting that the details provided are highly specific, including Meier's birth year, his name 'Eduard', and the start of World War II. One Henoch prophecy is quoted: "America will experience enormous catastrophes, of a magnitude hardly conceivable for earthlings. The destruction of the WTC, i.e., World Trade Centre, by terrorists will only be the beginning."

Opposition and Personal Struggles

Billy Meier has faced significant opposition and smear campaigns over the last 15 years. Kal K. Korff is identified as a major opponent, having published 'Spaceships of the Pleiades' in 1995, which is described as full of deliberate lies and errors. Luc Bürgin and Werner Walter are also named as smear campaigners. Meier has also suffered theft of photographs, films, and other materials.

His ex-wife, Kalliope Meier-Zafiriou, allegedly tried to leverage Billy's position for personal gain since 1975. Feeling less privileged, her jealousy reportedly led her to attempt to gain fame and money through lies. While she often saw the spacecraft with her children, she was never invited aboard. She left Billy in March 1994, returned in November due to financial problems, and permanently left in May 1995, seeking a divorce. In 1997, she publicly accused Billy of "lies and deception" and described FIGU members as having "cult-like characteristics." Her evidence was reportedly non-existent.

Assassination Attempts and 'Men in Black'

Eduard Meier has survived numerous assassination attempts, starting with one on September 23, 1964, in India. He has faced over 20 attempts, including a shooting in 2003. The 'Plejare' group, using advanced technology to investigate past events, believes that 'Men in Black' are responsible for most of these attempts, though their ultimate representation remains unknown.

Revisionist Biblical Interpretations: Jmmanuel

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to the 'Talmud Jmmanuel' (TJ), which presents a reinterpretation of biblical figures and events. According to TJ:

• Adam's father was an extraterrestrial named Semjasa, and his mother was human. Asasel, another contemporary of Semjasa, had a child with a human woman, resulting in dark-skinned humans. Adam was born around 11,500 BCE.
• The biblical Jesus never existed. The true prophet, Jmmanuel (with a 'J'), has been removed from the Bible. Jmmanuel means "The one who possesses God's knowledge." The article contrasts this with the biblical Immanuel and Jesus, suggesting a deliberate alteration to make the figure more palatable to Jews.
• Jmmanuel's father was the extraterrestrial 'Son of Heaven' Gabriel, who had a spaceship.
• Jmmanuel was born around 2 BCE, according to conventional dating, but the article suggests a shift in our time reckoning. The biblical account of Jesus' birth is presented as a fabrication to resemble Moses' birth.
• After his baptism, Jmmanuel was taken aboard a spaceship for 40 days, where he was initiated into cosmic secrets. He was told his mission was to be a prophet and that his true teachings would emerge in 2000 years, with a false doctrine prevailing until then. This false doctrine allegedly conflates God (a human wisdom king) with the Almighty/Creation.
• Simon Peter and Saulus/Paulus are blamed for the falsification of Jmmanuel's teachings over the next 2000 years. They are accused of equating the 'wisdom king' God with the Almighty and identifying Jmmanuel as the Almighty's only son. Saulus/Paulus is described as a fanatic and mentally confused individual.
• Before his crucifixion, Jmmanuel predicted he would lie in a tomb for three days and nights, to be secretly cared for and brought out on the third day. His mission in Israel would then be complete.
• Judas Iskariot was Jmmanuel's chosen biographer. The article distinguishes between Judas Iskariot and Juda Ihariot, the latter being the one who betrayed Jmmanuel and falsely implicated Judas Iskariot in the betrayal due to a name similarity. Juda Ihariot reportedly hanged himself. Iskariot accompanied Jmmanuel to India after the crucifixion.
• Jmmanuel told Pontius Pilate that he had traveled extensively and spent years in India.
• After the crucifixion, Jmmanuel was taken by spaceship to Syria, where he lived incognito for two years. He summoned his brother Thomas and disciple Judas Iskariot. When Saulus/Paulus came to arrest them, Jmmanuel used fireworks to appear as a ghost, deterring him. Jmmanuel, along with Judas Iskariot, his mother Maria, and brothers Thomas, then traveled to India.
• At age 45, Jmmanuel married a woman in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, and had several children. He died a natural death at 115. His eldest son, Josef, continued his biography and hid it in the cave where Jmmanuel had lain for three days.

Several books are cited as supporting the idea that Jesus survived the crucifixion and traveled to Kashmir, including works by Suzanne Olsson, Fida Hassnain, and Khwaja Nazir Ahmad. Jmmanuel's tomb is reportedly located at the Roza Bal mausoleum in Srinagar.

• The 'holy spirit' is not mentioned in TJ, suggesting it was a later Christian construct. The 'holy trinity' is classified as theological constructions and falsifications by Saulus/Paulus and some disciples.

Literature and Sources

The magazine reviews Guido Moosbrugger's book "...und sie fliegen doch!" (And still they fly!), praising its content on UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligences near Giza. It also lists Billy Meier's "Talmud Jmmanuel" and mentions the inclusion of Jeremiah and Elijah predictions as a bonus, but questions their physical source and credibility. The article also touches upon the 'Henoch-profetiene' and their complex origins.

FIGU is described as a non-commercial association where members are co-owners. Billy Meier reportedly owns nothing personally, and the claims that he is after money are dismissed. He is described as having been poor his whole life and working hard for the mission.

UFO and Extraterrestrial News

Robbie Williams and UFOs

British pop star Robbie Williams is reportedly co-hosting a documentary program about UFOs and aliens for BBC Radio 4. Williams himself contacted the BBC, expressing his strong interest in extraterrestrial phenomena. He collaborated with documentarian Jon Ronson, and they filmed segments in Los Angeles. The program, titled "Journey to the Other Side," will feature a visit to a UFO conference in Laughlin, Nevada, where attendees discuss alien abductions and alleged alien artifacts. Williams is also slated to write about his experiences in The Guardian Weekend magazine.

Hessdalen Trip

An organized trip to Hessdalen, Norway, is announced for June 12-15, 2008, by NETI. The trip includes accommodation, shared expenses, a lecture by Kjell Arne Høviskeland, and observation of the Hessdalen phenomenon.

UFO Sighting in Åmotsdal

A couple, Astri and Bjørn Bjerkeskaug, reported seeing a large, cylinder-shaped craft with a diameter of 10-15 meters hovering silently over a field in Åmotsdal, Norway, on a Saturday evening. The craft emitted powerful, focused yellow lights downwards. Bjørn attempted to photograph the object, but the camera produced a black image. The craft ascended and disappeared. The couple, who have seen various aerial phenomena before, concluded it was an unidentified flying object (UFO).

Malona and Venus

An explanation is offered for the asteroid belt, attributing it to the destruction of a planet named Malona (also called Malon or Phaeton) approximately 75,000 years ago due to a volcanic eruption used in a war. Survivors reportedly came to Earth. The origin of Venus is also explained as a moon from Uranus that was dislodged by a comet about 10,300 years ago and settled into its current orbit about 5,200 years ago.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of extraterrestrial contact, UFO phenomena, and alternative interpretations of religious and historical events. The editorial stance appears to be one of presenting these claims and phenomena, often with a critical eye towards conventional explanations and authorities, while also providing platforms for proponents like Billy Meier and researchers of anomalous events. There is a clear interest in challenging established narratives, particularly concerning biblical history and the nature of reality.

This issue of NETI-nytt, identified as number 4/2008, focuses on the NETI annual meeting and reports on UFO sightings and related topics. The magazine is published by NETI and is in Norwegian.

NETI Annual Meeting 2008

The annual meeting of NETI was held in Oslo on March 30, 2008. The following board members were elected or re-elected:

• Leder (Chair): Kjell Arne Høviskeland (re-elected for 1 year), now residing in Fredrikstad.
• Nestleder (Deputy Chair): Torgeir S. Hansen (re-elected for 2 years), from Sæbøvågen, Hordaland.
• 2. Nestleder (2nd Deputy Chair): Tore Alfstad (not up for election), from Oslo.
• Kasserer (Treasurer): Kitty H.B. Kristiansen (not up for election), from Sæbøvågen, Hordaland.
• Sekretær (Secretary): Ingunn Glenster (not up for election), from Flateby, Akershus.
• Styremedlem (Board Member): Berit Oftedal (re-elected for 2 years), from Oslo.
• Styremedlem (Board Member): Njål Eidhammer (re-elected for 2 years), from Os, Hordaland.

Varamedlemmer (Alternates):

1. Sissel Tuveng (not up for election), from Lillestrøm, Akershus.
2. Kari Mala (not up for election), from Gvarv, Telemark.
3. Mette Martens (new, for 2 years), from Bønes, Hordaland.

The election committee consisted of:

• Leder (Chair): Terje Gustavsen (re-elected for 1 year), from Oslo.
• Medlem (Member): Erik Jåstad (re-elected for 1 year), from Bergen, Hordaland.
• Medlem (Member): Lena Ledang Nyenget (re-elected for 1 year), from Oslo.

Tharald Beck was re-elected as a substitute for 1 year.

The meeting noted a low attendance. Following the meeting, attendees watched a UFO documentary. Statutory changes were made, and the NETI annual report and accounts for 2007 were presented and approved. These will be published in newsletter no. 4/2008. The meeting unanimously decided to award Kjell Arne Høviskeland and Rune Øverby 1,500 NOK each for their efforts in 2007.

Planning a UFO Center in Øyfjell

Residents of Øyfjell are hoping to open a UFO center with its own landing strip and observatory. Several witnesses have also reported observing a UFO on Easter Eve in Kongsberg. The article, written by Vigdis Hella, details reports from Astri Bjerkeskaug, who first reported UFO sightings near Åmotsdalen. Multiple people have reported seeing an unexplained phenomenon. In Kongsberg, witnesses also reported a strange light. Odd Øya, near the Laagen river, heard the reports from Åmotsdalen on TV. While out walking with his wife and friends, they saw a light in the woods.

They described seeing a triangular shape that was lit up, initially mistaking it for a forest machine. The light then moved over the Laagen river and disappeared. The experience was silent and occurred around 10:15 PM to 10:30 PM on Easter Eve, shortly after the sightings in Åmotsdalen. The light was about 600 meters away. They noted that the light was yellowish, like a bonfire, and that small lights seemed to circle the largest one. They are convinced it was not a hot air balloon.

Ole Dalen, the mayor of Øyfjell, believes these observations should be taken seriously. There is an idea to establish a center dedicated to these events. He mentions another incident where a man saw a light land and then take off from the forest. The community believes these are not just tall tales and sees potential in utilizing these events for a center, possibly with a landing strip and star observation equipment.

Silent Light

This specific experience occurred between 10:15 PM and 10:30 PM on Easter Eve. The light was approximately 600 meters away and moved silently. The area was quiet, with no disturbances from traffic. The light, described as yellowish like a bonfire, was initially seen in the woods. The witnesses are certain it was not a hot air balloon and describe the event as something strange and not naturally explainable.

UFO Center Planned

Following multiple witness accounts of an unexplained light phenomenon in Åmotsdalen on Easter Eve, the mayor of Øyfjell, Ole Dalen, suggests these observations should be taken seriously. There is a discussion about establishing a center dedicated to these events. Dalen notes that many unexplained things happen in the area. He also mentions an incident where a man saw a light land and take off from the forest. The community believes these stories are not mere fabrications and sees an opportunity to create a center that would be both interesting and potentially attractive for children, possibly including a landing strip and star gazers. The source for this information is www.varden.no, dated April 24, 2006.

Forum for NETI Members

This section invites members to send in questions and answers. Three questions are posed:

1. How many alien races are believed to exist, and where do they come from?
2. Is there a hidden base for extraterrestrials in Hessdalen or other parts of Norway?
3. When is official contact with extraterrestrials expected, and when is it hoped for?

Responses to Questions

Regarding question 3 about official contact with extraterrestrials, the response suggests that humans have always had contact with beings from other dimensions who possess stronger understanding and abilities. It posits that this understanding is suppressed in most people due to historical factors, including the influence of the Roman Catholic Church and its role in suppressing knowledge, and more recently, the hidden work of "Kabalen" for control. The response argues that humans need to develop their spiritual side and learn the 'energy language' to perceive beings from higher dimensions who exist outside of time and space. It suggests that as more people awaken spiritually, official contact will become possible, potentially around 2012, which is seen as a pivotal year for human development and evolution from the third to the fourth dimension.

The article further explains that extraterrestrials have evolved far beyond humans and exist in higher dimensions, making them usually invisible to our physical senses. To understand these phenomena, one must learn the 'spiritual language' or 'energy language,' which is a natural ability that can be developed through practice. This knowledge is available by looking inward, which in turn leads to outward discovery of universal answers and knowledge.

Learning this energy language is described as becoming clairvoyant, opening up the world and allowing humans to feel their true potential. Miracles and extraordinary experiences are said to become more common. The article notes an accelerating spiritual awakening on Earth, with more people believing in and interacting with extraterrestrials. This increased interaction is seen as stimulating extraterrestrial activity. For those who have not developed their spiritual side, these experiences might be mistaken for dreams or fantasies.

When a sufficient portion of the Earth's population becomes enlightened, humanity will officially accept the existence of numerous alien civilizations and their visits. However, this will not be a sudden, official revelation but a process driven by human self-discovery. The article draws a parallel to the Spanish encountering Native Americans, who initially could not perceive the Spanish ships due to their unfamiliarity. The pace of human development will determine when this understanding is achieved, with 2012 mentioned as a potential year for many to make this choice. This period is crucial for humanity's spiritual development, moving from the third to the fourth dimension. This evolution requires mastering certain challenges and involves a collective effort where those who advance influence others.

The author shares a personal experience of attending a lecture by Eva Marie Brekkestø about crop circles. On July 10th, while traveling to Wiltshire, England, the author drew a symbol for meditation. On July 11th, upon seeing photos of recent crop circles, the author was surprised to find a symbol almost identical to the one drawn, identified as the Jin & Yang symbol, which appeared on July 7th. The author then meditated in a crop circle, asking the universe for contact. A tall, thin being, about 2.05-2.10 meters tall, with longer arms and legs, wearing a white, modern-looking suit, appeared telepathically. The author understood that this being was one of the creators of the crop circle and that they had communicated about the meaning of the symbol. This experience expanded the author's understanding of extraterrestrial interactions.

The article recommends the Silva UltraMind course for spiritual development. It also quotes Rolf K. Myhre, stating that without a correct understanding of the universe's cosmic structure, the understanding of ET/V (extraterrestrial/visitation) becomes distorted.

Recommendation: Steven M. Greer's Meditation CD

The article recommends Steven M. Greer's meditation CD, "Cosmic Consciousness: A course in advanced mantra meditation." The CD includes an introduction, a Zen Dome Meditation, and mantra tracks. It is priced at $25 plus $10 for shipping.

Jordens Kolonisering fra Kosmos (2008)

This section reviews the book "Jordens Kolonisering fra Kosmos" (Earth's Colonization from Cosmos), a sequel to "Jordens fjernhistorie i et nytt lys" (Earth's Distant History in a New Light) from 2000. The book, subtitled "himmelsønnene" (heaven's sons), discusses the history of ancient times, floods, and Ragnarok. Rune Øverby is credited as the author. The book is based on information from physical UFO contacts over the last 40-50 years, which the author claims are more comprehensive than commonly known, and that the 'democratic, free world' has been deliberately misled by disinformation from ruling power structures. The book is 224 pages, A5 format, with many pictures and illustrations, and costs 198 NOK. It is sent directly from the author and can be ordered via email ([email protected]), phone (62580886), or mail to 2338 Espa. A special offer for NETI members is the book for 198 NOK including postage, provided they mention they are a NETI member in their email.

Mysterious Light in Beiarn

Gjermund Molid from Saltdal reports an observation of a strange light on a Friday night. He and two others saw an orange-red, shimmering light moving along the mountainside in Beiardalen. They are certain it was not a plane or helicopter and that the observation was not influenced by alcohol. The light moved up the valley and disappeared into the sky after several minutes. Molid believes it was not ball lightning and is seeking a natural explanation.

Reader Comments:

• Anja E. mentions "sphere" lights as a new phenomenon, possibly spirits or gases, and notes that many people have seen them and books have been written about them.
• Solrun K. recounts observing a strong light over Moldjord in Beiarn about 10 years prior while jogging. The light remained stationary for a moment before moving sideways and upwards, which was very frightening.

The source for this report is www.an.no (Avisa Nordland), by Vidar Berg, dated April 26, 2008.

An Unexplained Story

This story, from the late 1970s, involves a driver and her 14-15 year old daughter traveling from Fauske to Bodø in poor weather. The driver noticed flashing lights in the rearview mirror, initially thinking it was an ambulance. When the lights reappeared, she pulled over, but no ambulance arrived. Subsequently, a cone-shaped object with blinking, almost orange lights appeared behind the car. The daughter exclaimed, "Help, a UFO!" They were frightened, but relieved when the object, which was level with their car, suddenly ascended and disappeared without any engine noise. Afterward, the car lost engine power and could only proceed in first gear up a hill. As they descended towards Tverlandet, the car gradually regained power and improved as they neared the city. Upon returning home and recounting the experience, they were taken seriously. They question what they saw, as there were no reports of trains or helicopters, and no activity was registered by the military or air traffic control. The experience remains a mystery.

The source is www.norsia.no, March 2007, text by Sylvia Karlsen.

Report from Alternativmessa in Trondheim 18.-20.4.08

This report by Rune Øverby details NETI's participation in the Alternativmesse (Alternative Fair) in Trondheim. He and Kjell Arne Høviskeland gave two UFO lectures. They traveled in a rented car, described as a "jordisk bil" (earthly car), which was a 1996 Skoda. The journey involved driving through Østerdalen. They stayed at Sandmoen Camping, where they had a self-catering apartment. Øverby mentions Kjell Arne's snoring as a significant issue the first night.

The fair was held at Spektrum in Trondheim. The article notes that while Friday had good attendance, Saturday was the busiest day, which was also the first day for lectures. Øverby's first lecture was titled "kontakt til utenomjordiske og UFOfenomenet i åndelig lys" (Contact with extraterrestrials and the UFO phenomenon in a spiritual light). The lecture discussed how UFO information has been kept secret by military and authorities since World War II, citing information from defecting military personnel and retired officers. The article claims this information has been suppressed by the "controlled press" in conjunction with global financial and military powers.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include UFO sightings and encounters, the possibility of extraterrestrial contact, and the spiritual and energetic aspects of these phenomena. There is a strong emphasis on personal testimony and the belief that humans possess suppressed spiritual abilities that can be developed. The magazine also promotes alternative viewpoints and information that challenges mainstream narratives, particularly concerning UFO secrecy and the nature of reality. The editorial stance appears to be one of open-minded inquiry into unexplained phenomena and a belief in the importance of spiritual growth and awareness.

This issue of the "UFO-Nytt" newsletter, dated May 16, 2008, is a compilation of articles reflecting on experiences at an alternative fair in Trondheim and broader themes related to UFO phenomena, spirituality, and societal critique. The newsletter is edited by Kjell Arne Høviskeland and published by NETI.

Alternative Fair Experience in Trondheim

The editor recounts his participation in an alternative fair in Trondheim, which ran from April 18-20, 2008. He notes the high attendance, particularly of women interested in "emotion-based information." His own lectures, which incorporated a "technical" and concrete approach along with a spiritual aspect, attracted a more balanced audience, approximately 50% male and 50% female. The event was a success for Kjell Arne, who managed to double his expected sales of memberships and DVDs. Despite a personal reluctance to be a "salesperson," he enjoyed engaging with attendees and hearing their "own experiences and stories."

The fair also featured other exhibitors, such as Berit and Hans Skaret of "Standen Steinsmia," who sold various items. The editor contrasts this with NETI's approach, which he describes as providing free information and enlightenment rather than selling "juggle" and promises. He criticizes the commercial aspect of many alternative fairs, suggesting that some exhibitors focus on profit rather than genuine information.

UFO Sighting at Jonsvatnet

A significant event described is a UFO sighting that occurred near Jonsvatnet, Trondheim's water supply lake. Two individuals reported seeing a large flying saucer with round windows around its periphery. They claimed to have clearly seen people inside the windows, an experience that reportedly frightened one of the witnesses.

The newsletter includes a link for further information on UFO encounters and mentions that a visual montage of the Jonsvatnet sighting will be created.

Earth's Origins and Extraterrestrial Influence

One of the lectures presented by the editor was titled "JORDEN BLE 'SÅDD' FRA ROMMET" (Earth Was 'Seeded' From Space). This lecture explored the theory that Earth was colonized by extraterrestrial beings, referred to as "gods," who "seeded" various life forms. The theory suggests these beings remain on Earth in a hidden capacity, monitoring their "offspring."

The editor notes that lectures involving direct channeling of extraterrestrial communication would likely attract more attendees, particularly women, citing the popularity of "spirit seances" where such phenomena occur.

Critique of Society and "Mental Slavery"

The newsletter expresses a strong critique of the current societal system, which it characterizes as a "money-driven nightmare" and a form of "mental slavery." The editor laments that many people are forced to sell their labor in areas they find unfulfilling, engaging in what he calls "spiritual prostitution" – selling their creativity and labor power in fields they do not care for. He envisions a future "transitional stage" where Earth becomes a truly human and humane planet, free from all forms of prostitution and where society's collective ownership ensures abundant production of goods and food for everyone.

This societal model is further elaborated in a new book by the author, referencing societal models on planets like Korendor, based on information received in the 1960s that was allegedly suppressed by authorities.

The newsletter also touches upon the idea of a "UFO cover-up" orchestrated by authorities to maintain control over people through money and "oil." It advocates for societal ideas that are free from monetary systems, suggesting that cosmic "older siblings" have already achieved this.

Editorial Stance and Recurring Themes

The "UFO-Nytt" newsletter aims to provide information and enlightenment, distinguishing itself from commercialized events. It champions the idea of free information dissemination and critiques governmental secrecy surrounding UFO phenomena. Recurring themes include the spiritual nature of beings, extraterrestrial influence on Earth, societal control through economic systems, and the hope for a future awakened and more humane society. The newsletter emphasizes that the articles reflect the individual author's views and not necessarily the official stance of NETI.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The overarching themes in this issue revolve around UFO phenomena, extraterrestrial contact, spiritual evolution, and a critical perspective on contemporary society and its economic structures. The editorial stance, as presented by Kjell Arne Høviskeland, is one of seeking truth, exposing perceived cover-ups, and advocating for a more enlightened and equitable future. There is a strong emphasis on the spiritual dimension of existence and a critique of materialism and societal control mechanisms. The newsletter positions itself as a source of alternative information, encouraging critical thinking and awareness among its readers.