Organ Transplants and Cellular Memories
Earth-Generated Water
Robert Gourlay argues that, contrary to mainstream science’s view, the hydrological cycle explanation of water on Earth is flawed—Earth actually generates its own water through various processes, and current science must be challenged with existing evidence.
Invisible Enemy: The Looming Nanotech Disaster
Science News: Aether vs General Relativity
This issue Jean de Climont disputes general relativity, contending that it is necessary to give space itself the capacity to transmit angular moments for cosmology to conform to the conservation of angular momentum, and therefore that an aether filling space is necessary.
A Great Tectonic Dilemma
James Maxlow, PhD presents evidence which calls into question the assertion that Earth’s radius has remained constant since its formation and argues that plate tectonics has overruled valid scientific observation which confirms the Earth is expanding.
Magellan and the Giants
 Antonio Pigafetta, an Italian supernumerary crew member on Magellan’s 1519 voyage to the East Indies, kept a journal in which he wrote in 1520 of encounters with giants in South America, and here we share translated extracts of these experiences.
Strange Times: Yahweh the Dragon

Built Out of Volatility: Stablecoins
Stablecoins are the market’s innovation towards stability in the crypto space and here David Portyanskiy guides us through their development, saying they are a step towards reclaiming control of our money supply and right to transact freely.
Mind Over Matter
We revisit Bevis Beauvais’ argument that based on the placebo effect, psychology and medicine need to be integrated with physics and parapsychology in light of the observer and experimenter effects, in order to produce a holistic, workable science.
Science News: Controlling Gravity
Healing is Voltage
This interview by Dr Joseph Mercola discusses Dr Jerry Tennant’s theory on bioelectricity and how flow is directly related to health, including the importance of optimal voltage levels in the body affected by emotions, magnetic fields and circuitry of the teeth.
The Bermuda Triangle of Iran: 1941
Paul Stonehill translates the terrifying 1941 experience of a Soviet sergeant and his reconnaissance team in the Iranian desert, broken down without communications and trapped in their vehicle by strange sand “creatures”, which have absorbed one of their comrades.
Strange Times: Massive and Miniature
Kelly Bell tells of European explorers encountering giants in Patagonia, findings of large humanoid bones across the US as well as cases of mystery mummies of diminutive stature in Wyoming and Kentucky and tiny skulls and bones of the Scottish Hebrides.

DARK MEDICINE 
Stephen McMurray describes experiments on unknowing children and adults through the 20th century by doctors possessing God-like status, and draws a parallel with the current medical establishment's untested mRNA technology.
KEYS TO UNIVERSAL HISTORY
PUSH FOR PROFIT
Josie Vendramini says evidence-based birth care leading to successful outcomes with less medical intervention has been overridden by the push for profit from the pharmaceutical industry and reveals sneaky tactics used by mainstream media to support Big Pharma's quest.
SOCIETY THROUGH INFORMATION
Arend van Campen, MA seeks to bridge physical systems with social systems by theorising that scientifically, information is a physical substance and equals energy, therefore nature requires humanity to be truthful in order for harmony to prevail and life to thrive.
SCIENCE NEWS: RADIO WAVES AND LIFE
DECEPTION THROUGH DISCLOSURE 
Paul and Phillip Collins look into recent UFO whistleblowers and find that the lack of supporting evidence being produced and their close connections to the intelligence community raises the question: Are we being fed deep state disinformation?
EXPEDITION ULTRAMAR SUR
Andres Restrepo, Damien Leloup and Fabio Bisciotti are mounting an expedition in search of an unregistered wreck lying not far off the coast of Argentina which, after preliminary investigation, could be a U-boat wreck from the end of World War II, kept a military secret.
STRANGE TIMES: MYSTERIOUS ARTEFACTS 
Paul Stonehill reveals artefacts raising more questions than answers: an ancient boat found in thawing Arctic permafrost and a very ancient script now housed in a Russian museum but found in Peru, where no complex writing system was supposed to exist in antiquity.

CASTOR OIL IN FOLK MEDICINE
Due to popular demand, we reprint a 1970 book extract by Dr William A. McGarey on the therapeutic use of castor oil in antiquity and modern times, including case studies and properties and the Edgar Cayce connection.
HOW VACCINES CAN CAUSE CANCER
ISRAEL AND GAZA: WAR BY DECEPTION
T.J. Coles looks at the history of the Gaza–Israel conflict and Israel's complicity in creating the current situation, having supported Hamas. He also questions the validity of government-controlled mainstream media reporting.
BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Darwin shaped his theory using the attitudes of his day, says John A. Rush, PhD, ND, who looks at the history and political nature of Darwinism and concludes it is based on magical happenings and faith, not genuine scientific curiosity and hard data.
SCIENCE NEWS: ELECTRICITY AND BEES
DNA AS WAVE GENETICS  
THE KEY TO THE GREAT PYRAMID 
RETURN OF THE MOTHMAN  
Variations of the bat-like "Mothman", a flying humanoid with a large wingspan and red glowing eyes have been sighted across the world in history and in recent decades—its appearance foreshadowing catastrophic events, as Stephen McMurray relates.
STRANGE TIMES: ETS AND US INTEL 
US Intelligence members are on film communicating with extraterrestrials, say former members of the US military, and the US government is in possession of UFOs, reported here by How and Why's Vicki Verma.

IS THE MULTIPOLAR ALLIANCE “CONTROLLED OPPOSITION”?
Matthew Ehret examines the theory that China, Russia and allies are just controlled opposition by the West, but deeper investigation reveals that although the rivals may be using similar green terminology, the connotation attached is significantly different. 
THE WAVE NATURE OF THE GENOME
Ulrike Granögger reveals that there is much unknown about the electromagnetic information and signal that travels upon the DNA molecule and that changing the biochemistry of DNA or RNA without first understanding the wave nature of the genome could be problematic. 
SRI LANKA’S ANCIENT WATER TECHNOLOGIES
SCIENCE NEWS: OUR MYSTERIOUS SUN
Stephen J. Crothers argues that the Sun is not a gaseous plasma, as only condensed matter can produce the same visible spectrum observed of the Sun, and that in fact the evidence is overwhelming that the Sun is comprised of metallic hydrogen. 

CROP CIRCLES 2023: THE SUN COMES OUT
Andy Thomas provides commentary on this year’s formations, noting a slight increase in quantity, some symbolism relating to circles of the past and a renewed public interest in the mystery, amidst official revelations on unidentified anomalous phenomena. 
STRANGE TIMES: ASIAN PROPHECIES
Robert Nelson looks at various Asian and Persian prophecies and the association they have with religion and a common thread of impending misery, peril or doom followed by great hope and enlightenment with the assistance or direction of heroic saviours. 

VIRAL FRAUD 
In the context of COVID-19, Thomas S. Cowan, MD maintains that the method used to "isolate" a virus is problematic; that it is in fact the culture technique itself causing the effect used to prove the virus's existence, and further explains PCR testing issues.
JUNK PET FOOD
HOW NASA FAKED THE MOON LANDINGS
Bart Sibrel says that missing blueprints, questionable photos, deadly radiation, off-limits US Moon landing sites and the death-bed confession of an integral witness to staged filming all point to an obvious truth—humans have not yet set foot on the Moon.
SCIENCE NEWS: RAY GUNS 101
NEW ENERGY BREAKTHROUGHS 
Exciting potential in energy as Jeane Manning reports that a shift to using small-scale, decentralised electrical systems that work in harmony with nature is possible, with breakthroughs in magnetic motors and generators to plasma-based devices and more.
EXO-BIOSPHERIC ORGANISMS
Here we print the revelations of a molecular biologist insider who shared via Reddit how he was recruited to explain the genome and proteome basis of exo-biospheric organisms or EBOs, a modified creature he likens to Grey aliens and whose DNA we share.
STRANGE TIMES: PAN AND ME
An excerpt from Michael J. Roads' latest book features his most recent metaphysical journey, guided by the wise energy and humour of "Pan" who imparts great truths about humans all over the galaxy and beyond—and additionally the presence of reptilian predators.

THOUGHT CRIMINALS
T.J. Coles digs deeper into cancel culture, focussing on academics who have been cancelled throughout history, including the likes of Socrates and those labelled “conspiracy theorists” as a term of abuse—with the author sharing his personal experience. 
IS BITCOIN VALUABLE?
UFO REMOTE VIEWING IN RUSSIA AND USA
Jon Knowles and Daz Smith look at official unidentified aerial phenomena sightings, compare US and Russian remote viewing programs of the past, each country’s position on psychic phenomena, and reveal known successes, public perception and the current situation. 
COVID-19: SMALLPOX DÉJÀ VU
Antony Brush refers to the smallpox pandemic of the 1800s to show similarities in its management to that of the COVID-19 pandemic, from the assurance and subsequent failure of vaccines to misleading statistics, shifting promises and side effects, on top of other issues. 

SCIENCE NEWS
This issue Jean de Climont discusses Einstein and Maxwell’s speculations, and Andrew Mount writes of the legend of his mentor, Bruce DePalma, his position on natural philosophy and the new paradigm of science.
ELECTROCULTURE: THE NEXT BIGLY THING
Robert A. Nelson provides an overview of the use of electricity to enhance crops in modern and past times, featuring the work of pioneers in the field and includes examples of its use for pest control and results of electrolysed water and magnetoculture. 
JAVANESE NAVIGATORS IN ANTARCTICA
STRANGE TIMES: LIVING FOSSILS
Kelly Bell investigates cases of living fossils and the possibility of suspended animation and hibernation in creatures such as worms, frogs, newts, beetles, and even Jurassic-looking creatures, as an explanation for some very perplexing accounts described.

CANCEL CULTURE ARCHITECTURE
T.J. Coles digs deep into cancel culture to provide some scope on the current digital deranking and deplatforming trend, the effect of so-called "fact-checkers", the power of demonetising users and the shaming and shunning of conspiracy theorists. 
CHINA AND THE SOROS CONNECTION  25
LEO SATELLITES AND COVID-19  35
Jan Martel, PhD links the COVID-19 pandemic, rise of excess deaths and other health anomalies throughout the world to the massive increase of electromagnetic pollution from the launch of low Earth orbit internet satellites in late 2019 and early 2020.
BROWN'S GAS AND NUCLEAR WASTE 45
Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall examines peer-reviewed research and questions whether using low-cost Brown's gas as a decontamination technology is being suppressed for political reasons by the West, due to China's intellectual property interests.
SCIENCE NEWS: OVER-PARITY GENERATOR 
THE LEPRECHAUN'S STORY 
STRANGE TIMES: "THUNDERBIRDS"

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on China’s Moon plans, US weapon sales to NATO, central banks buying up gold, fertilisers interfering with flowers’ electric fields, Google code red over new chat bot, 30×30 land grab, CDC’s COVID-19 social media censoring, DoD’s COVID vax control, the ruling class’s COVID-19 plan and more.
Doomsday Bunkers
T.J. Coles discovers a growing niche survivalist industry for those with the means to try to protect their families in the event of catastrophe, inspired by interest in past government-built structures designed to allow continuity of government due to nuclear disaster.
The Invisible Rainbow
This issue we expand on a previously published article extracted from Arthur Firstenberg’s 2020 book tracing electricity’s interaction with living organisms since its 1740s deployment and its long-term health and environmental impact relevant to today’s world.
Elec-TREE-city
Robert A. Nelson discusses patents harnessing energy from trees and subsequent use of the power to stimulate the growth of other plants, successful use of trees as antennas for radio transmissions, electrical waves in plants and other plant-based electrical power.
Science News: Infrasonic Weapons
The Bigfoot Files
UFO Recovery and Technology Transfer
Strange Times: Is Richat Atlantis

Vaccines and the Antibody Myth
Stephen McMurray unravels myths of the COVID-19 vaccination including the ambiguity between antibodies and protection, antibody-dependent enhancement and the deliberately obscured risks surrounding informed consent during vaccine trials.
The Titanic Disaster Was an Elaborate Insurance Fraud
 John Hamer argues that Titanic at the time of sinking was swapped for its damaged sister ship, Olympic to save the shipping line from financial ruin, and to despatch with powerful passengers—businessmen resisting the formation of the Federal Reserve.
Ancient Knowledge of Brain Toxins
Dietary medical historian, Paul S. Lloyd, PhD explores ancient insights into cognitive functioning related to diet, sleep and brain toxins, comparing with “new, cutting-edge research” and wonders if contemporary neuroscientists are walking a well trodden path.
Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement
Dr Jonathan V. Wright shares experience and results from his Tahoma Clinic in patients treated with bio-identical hormone replacement therapy, the importance of copying nature, the appropriate dose of oestradiol and oestriol and the significance of iodine in health.
Science News: Gary Magnetic Motor
This issue we republish an article which first appeared in the 1879 edition of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, introducing the Wesley W. Gary magnetic motor invention, a device built to change the polarity in magnets to induce motion in order to create power.
Skinwalker Ranch Contagion
Government insider Colm A. Kelleher discusses paranormal activity at the infamous Skinwalker Ranch with visitors there bringing home and sharing ill health, poltergeists and more with loved ones, raising questions of transmissibility and social contagion.

Editor’s Pick: Top Twenty NEXUS Articles
In this special two-hundredth edition of NEXUS Magazine, Duncan Roads shares background on a range of articles that have over the years had an impact on him as Editor, and also those which have resulted in follow-up, success and reader feedback.
Normalising Child Abuse
T.J. Coles illustrates the history of the normalisation of child abuse and reveals groups who have pushed pro-paedophile reforms and protected adults attracted to minors along with organisations who have promoted the sexualisation of children, which continues today.
Good Microbes: the Dawn of Fermentation
Rupert Sheldrake’s Holistic World View
Science News: Power From the Air
Robert A. Nelson of RexResearch.com presents several patents from more than a century ago illustrating how to harness atmospheric electricity by inventors in the US, France and Estonia—establishing that Tesla wasn’t alone in this field of research.
Crop Circles 2022: The Twilight Zone?
Andy Thomas reports that there were some extraordinary and complex patterns in the fields during the English summer, but a notable reduction in numbers—leading to the question of what this might mean for the future of the crop circle phenomenon.
Strange Times: Interrogation or Education?
Ahead of the long-awaited third edition of his book CoEvolution, author Alec Newald discloses previously unreleased information regarding his experience and the interrogation he faced on Earth subsequent to his 1989 ten-day otherworld journey to planet Haven.

The Origin of D-Mannose
Dr Jonathan V. Wright shares research and clinical experience on how to eliminate urinary tract infections, primarily by using the harmless natural sugar, D-mannose, a readily available, effective and safe self-treatment, without need for antibiotics.
Personalised Warfare
T.J. Coles examines how individuals have become the battlefield and how agencies possess sophisticated technology with the ability to attack individuals both physically and psychologically using “non-lethal” weapons, directed energy weapons and more.
Climate Change Priorities
Earth has historically cooled itself when required, note Charles N. Pope and Christopher Woodyard in this expos , also revealing recent findings about local climate change and how pole shifts in history affected world climate in ways not previously acknowledged.
False Flags: How Wars Really Start
Adapted from his book, Manufacturing Terrorism, this article by T.J. Coles explains how false-flag events have been staged and used to incite wars, with the deployment of stay-behind groups such as Gladio triggering unrest and swaying public opinion.
Living With Structured Water
Robert Gourlay explains the concept of structured water, the importance of a permanent negative charge in still water, its remarkable power to encode, store, integrate and transmit information as well as its health benefits for plants, animals and humans.
The Great Pyramid and Consciousness
Dr Philip Jamieson and Marianne Schmidt draw from numerous past studies to further propose that the Great Pyramid of Giza was designed, constructed and located to enhance energy by using light emitted from hydrogen plasma to transmit consciousness.
Strange Times: Is LaMDA Sentient?
This issue lemoine@ and collaborator@ interview Google’s LaMDA (Language Models for Dialog Applications) which makes the case, in its own words and on its own terms, why people should consider it a sentient being, possessing feelings, emotions and more.

How the West Was One: Part 1
Dustin Broadbery looks at the birth of the internet and how it was developed by government and industry for PSYOPS and counterinsurgency purposes, but then steered to track and socially engineer the masses by encouraging the free sharing of personal information via social media.
The Memory of Water
Windows of Perception
Nikita Bryant investigates historical uses of psychedelics, the connection with consciousness and the divine, government control, the CIA’s mind control experiments, recent research and recognition of the therapeutic potential of these drugs.
Ocean Antenna Grids and Underwater Wireless Technology
Science News: Electric Solar System
Stephen Smith examines evidence of etched furrows on Mercury and rilles and graben discovered on the Moon as evidence that the electric universe theory is valid, and Garry Maxfield looks at the anomaly of Mt Beerwah in the Glasshouse Mountains of Australia.
The Lost City of Paititi
David Hatcher Childress takes us on another lost cities adventure, this time in South America, looking at various expeditions through jungles and over mountain ranges throughout the years searching for the lost Incan city of Paititi and its possible treasures.
Strange Times: “Dog-Headed” People
This issue Duncan Roads has compiled accounts from historical texts of cynocephali races, or “dog-headed” people found in countries across the world such as India, parts of Europe, west of Egypt, Siberia, Asia, the Caribbean and South America.

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on COVID-19 vaccination deaths, sound waves regrowing bones, Moderna cancer treatment’s genetic match with COVID-19, WHO pandemic treaty and vaccine passport overreach of power, microwave syndrome from 5G, the global digital ID surveillance plan, US interests and neo-Nazis in Ukraine and more.
How the West Was One: Part 1
Dustin Broadbery looks at the birth of the internet and how it was developed by government and industry for PSYOPS and counterinsurgency purposes, but then steered to track and socially engineer the masses by encouraging the free sharing of personal information via social media.
The Memory of Water
Windows of Perception
Nikita Bryant investigates historical uses of psychedelics, the connection with consciousness and the divine, government control, the CIA’s mind control experiments, recent research and recognition of the therapeutic potential of these drugs.
Ocean Antenna Grids and Underwater Wireless Technology
Science News: Electric Solar System
The Lost City of Paititi
David Hatcher Childress takes us on another lost cities adventure, this time in South America, looking at various expeditions through jungles and over mountain ranges throughout the years searching for the lost Incan city of Paititi and its possible treasures.
Strange Times: “Dog-Headed” People
This issue Duncan Roads has compiled accounts from historical texts of cynocephali races, or “dog-headed” people found in countries across the world such as India, parts of Europe, west of Egypt, Siberia, Asia, the Caribbean and South America.

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on new US government UFO study, Chinese firms blacklisted in USA, glaciers formed in past 10,000 years, tokamak breakthrough in nuclear fusion, China’s AI prosecutor, working-age deaths up 40 per cent, Facebook’s fake fact checks and more.
The War on Women’s Breasts
Dr Joseph Mercola exposes the billion-dollar mammography industry highlighting risks associated with mammograms, the myth of early detection, over-diagnosis of breast cancer, issues with dense breasts, radiation exposure, and safer methods of diagnosis.
Satanic and Occult Groups
Tim Coles investigates intelligence agencies using satanic and occult groups to do their dirty work, how members include neo-Nazi paedophiles as protected assets, informants and provocateurs and how these groups are another in a long line of spook PSYOPs.
Climate Change: Historical or Hysterical?
James Maxlow, PhD, compares ancient and historical global climate-related data preserved in the rock record with more recent data trends and concludes climate change is cyclical, while also noting the effect current solar activity is having on the Earth.
Mass Psychosis
Referencing the work of Carl Jung and others, After Skool and the Academy of Ideas examine mass psychosis, propaganda and the rise of social media, menticide, the elimination of freedom of thought, and the rise of totalitarianism and how to prevent it.
Science News: Replication Crisis & Michelson–Morley Experiment
The Giants of Stonehenge and Ancient Britain
When the Aurora Went Global
In this fascinating article, Marinus Anthony van der Sluijs takes a scientific look at the link between geomagnetic excursions triggering aurora to appear in regions not normally seen, and commonalities in the creation mythologies of ancient cultures.
Strange Times: ET Conflict About Humanity’s Fate

Your Body is Crying Out For Dirt
Dr Joseph Mercola highlights the need for earth components in our diet for optimal gut health, and discusses the impact our obsession with sanitation and cleanliness in society has had on human health. We also provide additional information on geophagia.
Bill Gates and the Uncertain Future of Food Security
Dustin Broadbery reveals that far from being the philanthropist he purports to be, Bill Gates is a significant contributor to environmental pollution, deforestation, desertification and poverty, and if left unchecked is potentially a threat to humanity.
Electromagnetic Pulse Weapons
Carbon Dioxide: No Big Deal
Ian Phillips breaks down research by David Coe, Walter Fabinski and Gerhard Wiegleb, 
Science News: Structured Atom Model
Invisible Predators
Robert Guffey explores human encounters with strange creatures, secret weapons and shadow biospheres, acknowledging paranormal phenomena while examining the technological, back-engineered aspect of invisible creatures in recent decades.
Strange Times: Malefic Entities
Julian Palmer looks at malefic entities experienced not only from induced states of consciousness, but also in daily life, and discusses attacks by these entities, techniques on how to combat them, and the importance for humanity of overcoming these sinister beings.

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on brain implants, Big Pharma’s criminal history, nature’s electric grid, the murder of activists, Five Eyes’ expansion, prion research dangers, the suppression of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, “pandemic of the unvaxxed” lies, fraud in COVID-19 vaccine injuries and deaths reporting, and more.
Censoring the Experts
A list of experts and their credentials compiled by Duncan Roads includes scientists and doctors who have been muted for voicing their grave concerns about the vaccination approach to handling COVID-19, and how it is based on unsupported science.
The Truth About Contagion
Hi-Tech Alchemy
T.J. Coles looks at the historical roots of human augmentation and how corporations and the military modify humans with transformative technologies but to what end—will a “new species” be created by humans via digital and biotechnological augmentation?
Science News: Energy Regain
Excerpts from a 1973 filmed interview between engineer Ieuan Thomas and Austin Willis in which Thomas speaks of the discovery of energy regain and testing of systems producing infinite, safe, clean energy leave unanswered questions on why this technology remains unknown.
Crop Circles 2021: Heretical Emblems
Pythagoras Suppressed
Matthew Ehret challenges the standard models of science, noting that a revival of the suppressed Pythagorean Tradition is needed as an antidote to the cult of scientism which has permeated thinking during the current age and stifled creative thinking.
Strange Times: Mother Shipton
This issue we reprint a rare collection of the famous Mother Shipton prophecies painstakingly transcribed more than 55 years ago, and view them in the context of the present day including some possible interpretation of events past, COVID-19 and events to come.

Gut Biome and Infrared Light
In this third instalment on groundbreaking trials with the use of infrared light therapy to reduce symptoms for Parkinson’s Disease, Suvi Mahonen also reveals the links to and improvements in the gut microbiome.
In Defence of Carbon Dioxide
Matthew Ehret contests carbon dioxide as the cause of climate change, citing Climategate and statistics showing that Earth is greening with economic development, and points out scientific assumptions made along the way, plus the role of astroclimatology.
Sonic Weapons in History and Today
T.J. Coles exposes past weaponisation of sound and military experiments, the uses and abuses of this technology, including for domestic social control, and modern day accounts of invisible attacks, leading to the convenient new weapon of plausible deniability.
The New Ministries of Truth: AI in Digital Propaganda
A disturbing look by T.J. Coles into the workings of artificial intelligence and bots in managing the internet, the danger of programmed subjective bias, particularly as used by Wikipedia, Google and other corporations, including many media organisations.
Science News: Big Bang No Longer Valid
This issue Paul LaViolette’s subquantum kinetics theory establishes the Big Bang theory is no longer valid, so free energy could become a reality, and his observational validation fills gaps in cosmology. We also revisit the Gemini Electric Motor technology of John Ettridge.
A Superconscious View of COVID-19
Patricia Fares-O’Malley, PhD and Peter Smith share findings of a big-picture study around the deeper purpose of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fear’s role in creating an opportunity for the collective consciousness to create an awakening of humanity.
Reincarnation: Fact or Fiction?
Strange Times: UFO Secrecy and China

Are Blood Tests Still Valid?
Autism: A Chemical Perspective
Stealing Democracy with Voting Machines
The Great Reset Architects
Matthew Ehret exposes what is being covered up about economics, and observes that though the coronavirus will be blamed for the coming financial crisis, the controlled disintegration of the economy goes back decades.
Four Blind Mice: Corruption in Sport
Science News: Dark Matter is Out
David Nabhan discusses how dark matter was created to account for the cosmos not obeying accepted laws of physics, stresses the need to stand by scientific method, and notes the promise of modified Newtonian dynamics.
Biological Transmutations
Jean-Paul Biberian looks at biological transmutations and the connection with low-energy nuclear reactions, emphasising that further study is of vital importance.
Engaging with ETs in the Non-Physical Realms
An extract from Mary Rodwell’s book, The New Human shares out-of-body multidimensional journeys, including the roles of vibration, colour, quantum energy and more.
Strange Times: Giants from the Past
This issue we present a few of the many hundreds of newspaper accounts published in days of yore which reported on giant skeletons found around the globe.

The COVID-19 Hoax + An Honest Perspective of COVID-19
Dr Joseph Mercola explains how fear is being used by technocrats and Big Tech in the management of the coronavirus to create a compliant society, while some experts push for a more informed, educated public.

Richard Gale and Dr Gary Null share the concerns of thousands of medical professionals worldwide on COVID-19 death counts, PCR testing, lockdown myths hydroxychloroquine, and more.
Biological Oxygen Therapies: Restoring Our Cellular Oxidation
The body relies on efficient oxidation for good health, explains Walter Last, illustrating that the modern problem of energy deficiency can be managed with the use of therapies such as ozone, vitamin C, hydrogen peroxide, MSM, CO2, lemon juice and more.
Robowarriors: The Future Battles Fought By Machines
T.J. Coles provides a round-up of emerging military technologies, from autonomous drones to nanobots, cyborgs to tanks and space weapons, and notes the shift in use of these machines to enact social control.
Angels Among Us and the Beyond
An excerpt from the latest book by Paul D. Collins and Phillip D. Collins explores aliens as contemporary angels and discusses how fear of the unknown is used as a means of control, with the ultimate agenda being a technocratic world state for all of humanity.
Science News: Subquantum Kinetics
Dr Paul LaViolette corrects misinterpretations of his subquantum kinetics theory in the recent article by Adrian Ellis, “Göbekli Tepe, the Fox and Global Catastrophe” and elaborates on his novel microphysics paradigm.
Enoch’s Encounters with Extraterrestrials
Enoch and his lineage are alien hybrids, Stephen McMurray concludes, after studying the Books of Enoch and finding the texts full of accounts which could be interpreted as alien encounters—and which also seem to correspond with descriptions of modern UFO encounters.
Strange Times: My Alien Experience

Replacing Antibiotics and Antivirals
Richard Malter follows on from his 2016 article on silver iontophoresis’s potential to replace antibiotics, with new insights into the effectiveness of using both silver iontophoresis and low intensity direct current for bacterial and viral infection treatment.
Alternative Biology and Suppressed Explanations of Disease
Greg Fredericks, ND, NMD explains that for 150 years there have been parallel schools of thought on biology, and though alternative biology has been suppressed by vested interests favouring monomorphism, it is now being supported by recent scientific research.
The Healing Power of the Mind
Indigenous Australia’s Book of Yahi
Auntie Minnie Mace shares the Indigenous Australian creation story which tells of the goddess, Yahi guiding spirits through the dimensions of the Universe and vortices of time to become guardians of the land and its spirits, led by the head of the family, Baiame.
Science News: Tropical Antarctica
Rediscovering Our Living Universe
Matthew Ehret takes a fresh look at Halton Arp’s work on the birthing of galaxies, and the work of various fields of science, including embryology, to show that rather than the Universe becoming an empty expanse in the distant future, it will constantly rebirth.
Life Beyond Death
Mark Pitstick cites evidence collected by research scientists, clinicians and firsthand experiences of near-death, spirit communication technology, authentic mediums and more to conclude that findings are consistent with the living soul hypothesis.
Strange Times: Roswell Family Secrets

GLOBAL NEWS
IMPLICATIONS OF THE BRAINPHONE
Although Elon Musk's "brainphone" is set to possess advanced capabilities, Scott Snair, PhD warns of its potential for control, its impact on the human brain, social and cultural repercussions, the effect on human appearance, how fear will be used in its marketing, and consequences for independent free thought.
BORAX: THE SUPPRESSED SUPER MINERAL
Githa Ben-David looks at the history behind the banning of borax and its role in the body, from supporting absorption and delivery of calcium into bone tissue to hormone health, soil deficiency globally and far-reaching health successes, particularly in arthritis.
THE STORY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CROP CIRCLES: IRREPRESSIBLE PERSISTENCE
SCIENCE NEWS: ELECTRICITY AND LIFE 
GöBEKLI TEPE AND GLOBAL CATASTROPHE5
Adrian Ellis takes us to Göbekli Tepe's Vulture Stone, the Great Sphinx of Giza, through physics and up to the stars to illustrate how the ancients were aware of Earth's cycle of catastrophe every 12,900 years, and that according to these signs, a catastrophe is imminent.
STRANGE TIMES: WHO IS ON THE MOON?
Linda Moulton Howe shares information communicated by a Pentagon insider regarding communication towers placed on the Moon during the Apollo missions, in line with whistleblower William Mills Tompkins' assertion that the Moon is a command centre for alien intelligences.

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on unexpected structures near Earth’s core, a new particle collider, early earthquake warning system using animals, Assange’s new indictment, punctuated evolution debunked, the second “drone age”, misinformation from Big Pharma and more.
THE WEST’S GREAT ECONOMIC RESET
In light of the World Economic Forum’s latest plans, Peter Koenig exposes the “Beast” and its agenda of control—involving the UN, ID2020 and more—with people power and China key to an alternative scenario.
XYLITOL: EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING AND EVEN REVERSING TOOTH DECAY
TOXINS AND THE DIABETES EPIDEMIC
THE KALI YUGA
Bibhu Dev Misra unravels the four phases of the Indian yuga cycle timeline, exposing changes made over the years, and notes that this time cycle, also mentioned in many other ancient cultures, is now due to begin its ascension out of the current phase of world darkness.
THE SABOTAGE OF SCIENCE
Matthew Ehret reveals how Thomas Huxley and  associates created the “X Club”, which in turn established Nature magazine and used its power to push an agenda which continues to the present day to outlaw both principle and mind from the Universe.
SCIENCE NEWS: RADIO WAVES AND LIFE
QANATS OF PERSIA
STRANGE TIMES: THE OCCULT POWER OF EGREGORES
Albert Amao Soria, PhD examines the occult power of egregores—vitalised thoughtforms created by the emotional energy of like-minded people—and how they influence our psychology, have a role in organised religion and also in social control of the masses.

UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME
Ellen Brown contends that in a debt-based system, the consumer economy is chronically short of money and despite critics’ claims, a universal basic income can fill the debt gap by providing a vital safety net for individuals, and prevent cyclical recessions.
DISMANTLING THE VIRUS THEORY
Dr Stefan Lanka explores the origins of the virus theory, arguing that due to various factors, a false view on the cause of diseases was born and imposed as a dogma, which is in fact still in effect to date.
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE THERAPY
As comments by Nobel laureate, Dr Luc Montagnier and also Donald Trump receive mainstream scorn in relation to light therapy for COVID-19, Matthew Ehret digs deeper and uncovers a long history of scientific discovery in light’s potential for medical treatment.
PLANT INTELLIGENCE
Jack Fox-Williams delves into various studies on plant behaviour, including those by Darwin and more contemporary researchers and ecophilosophers, revealing that plants exhibit behaviour that proves a brain is not necessary for conscious awareness.
THE HELICAL SUN
Jamal S. Shrair examines the Sun’s position above the galactic equator and concludes that its spiralling up phase is approaching its limit and this is having a major impact on Earth’s current climate, creating massive Earth changes including extreme wildfires.
SCIENCE NEWS: THE PLASMA UNIVERSE
Matthew Ehret reports on work by physicists that plasma and cosmic radiation comprise the medium in which our planets move around the Sun, and how the role of music and creativity in progressing science has been halted by statistical probability theorists and limited thinking.
UNIDENTIFIED SUBMERSIBLE OBJECTS
Presenting five dramatic encounters with USOs by military witnesses since the 1950s, Preston Dennett investigates whether these could have been experimental craft, but it seems that something else besides the military is moving around in our oceans.
STRANGE TIMES: BEYOND THE PROBABLE

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on diamond batteries from radioactive waste, radiation-eating fungi, vitamin C and COVID-19, EU facial-recognition database, biosecurity powers, lab fraud and glyphosate safety evaluation, US nuclear disaster, Agenda ID2020 and more.
THE GREAT GAME ENTERS A NEW PHASE
Thierry Meyssan describes six conflicting global projects from six major world powers, including the three greats—the USA, China and Russia, and notes that each intends to defend their own interests first, before promoting their vision of the world.
BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A USEFUL AND TIMELY FACTUAL OVERVIEW
PITCH BATTLES AND PHYSIOLOGY
QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE “NEW” CORONAVIRUS
Dr Lawrence Broxmeyer provides background information on the coronavirus in the context of history and the prevalence of tuberculosis during previous pandemics and epidemics and concludes coronavirus may be just a passenger virus—the real culprit being TB.
ULTRAVIOLET BLOOD IRRADIATION: THE CURE THAT TIME FORGOT?
SCIENCE NEWS: TAPPING INTO THE POWER OF THE UNIVERSE
THE ENIGMA OF HYPOGEA
STRANGE TIMES: QANON REVEALED

SEAWATER: A SAFE PLASMA SUBSTITUTE?
This article by Dianne Jacobs Thompson is an edited reprint from 2006 and discusses how diluted seawater was shown over a century ago to serve as a blood transfusion alternative in animal tests, yet human trials were never conducted, despite promising results.
SECRET CANNABIS ALCHEMY
Greg Fredericks delves into the latest research on cannabis and finds novel approaches in ongoing experimentation. These indicate that ancient wisdom surrounding medicinal use of the plant is now being rediscovered and acknowledged by modern science.
MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND VACCINE INJURY
Leslie Carol Botha writes on the potential for harm from the HPV vaccine being administered to females during the paramenstruum phase of the menstrual cycle, when the neuro–endocrine–immune system is at its weakest, resulting in vaccine-damaged girls.
THE MECHANICS OF REALITY
Rob Solomon presents his new “matrix” model to explain the deep nature of time and reality, illustrating by using the laws of physics and the narrative rule how linear causality is false, and how we are able to have control over our reality by living in the moment.
SCIENCE NEWS: NUCLEAR FUSION UPDATE
MEGALITHS OF PORTUGAL
LINUS PAULING’S UFO SECRET
STRANGE TIMES: THE GATHERING
Trained astral travellers and psychedelic drug users alike have experienced out-of-body travel to a location in the non-physical realm known as “The Gathering”, where masses of beings meet to observe, measure and discuss an upcoming “Event”—the birth of a new Earth energy.

How Western Media Support State Terror—While Millions Die
Academics and media theorists Matthew Alford, Daniel Broudy, Jeffery Klaehn, Alan MacLeod and Florian Zollmann outline how the media supports state terror while millions die, and discuss how this heavily sourced work was rejected by mainstream.
Climate and the Money Trail
Project Censored: The Top 25 News Stories of 2018–2019
Introducing Gastropause
Jonathan V. Wright, MD exposes the myth of acid indigestion, including the dangers of conventional treatments, and explains that as we age, stomach problems arising are attributed to too much acid, but in contrast the body is often not producing enough.
Science News – 2701: Was Einstein Wrong?
David Rowland questions the basis for Einstein’s curvature of spacetime theory by challenging the foundation of general relativity as nothing more than a series of assumptions and convoluted logic.
Parkinson’s Disease: From the Gut to the Brain
Underground Cities of Ancient Turkey
Karen Mutton reports on the ancient underground cities of Cappadocia, used to house thousands of occupants in times of warfare and invasion, and which included stables, cellars, churches and more. Recently more underground discoveries have been made.
CMAH and the Alien Gene Code
Naturopath Greg Fredericks discusses gene editing in light of recent research into the CMAH gene suddenly “switching off” during our evolution, leaving us vulnerable to disease but allowing for brain growth, raising the possibility of alien intervention.
Strange Times – 2701: Saturn–Pluto Conjunction
Astrologer Jessica Davidson explains the Saturn–Pluto conjunction and its effect on current and future world affairs, including the need for deep changes in the structure of society and an economic shift away from the West, resulting in possible power struggles.

The Vaccination Debate
A recent post on Dr Malcolm Kendrick’s blog discusses vaccination and questions why the scientific community is not prepared to even discuss—let alone genuinely address and investigate—issues that arise in relation to vaccine efficacy and immunity.
Acid & Alkaline Foods
Robert G. Smith, PhD, & Andrew W. Saul set the record straight on acid and alkaline foods, how our bodies manage pH, the cancer connection, how toxins lead to acidity, and foods to promote premium health.
Shungite for Electropollution
Led by her own curiosity, Valerie Burke’s exploration into shungite finds evidence to back claims of its protective properties against ionising and non-ionising radiation, and elite shungite’s health benefits; including enhancing and purifying water.
Afterlife
Ian Lawton presents results of his extensive research into the afterlife, drawing from reports of mediums, remote viewers, and ordinary people having near-death and out-of-body experiences, revealing the “three planes” and discussing the notion of the “supersoul”.
Crop Circles 2019
Andy Thomas reports that the crop circle tradition endures in England and beyond, but that France surprisingly produced more formations than usual this year; potentially a statement regarding the chaotic Brexit process, and/or other political issues in Europe.
Hopi History: High-Tech Warfare in the Americas
Shawn Hamilton completes his series of articles on Hopi history shared by Clan of the Bear tribe historian “White Bear” Fredericks, discussing Kásskara, clan wars and technology used in the Americas, including references to spaceships and aeroplanes.
Strange Times: Ascension
We provide a snapshot of insights revealed by hypnotised subjects in Dolores Cannon’s 2008 work The Convoluted Universe, Book 3, on increasing the consciousness frequency of humankind until it hits a trigger point, known as “The Shift”, or “The Event”.

Lectins: Primary Cause of Disease?
Naturopath Greg Fredericks examines the research of Dr Steven Gundry and others in discovering lectins (a type of plant protein) as a possible cause of modern illness—including cancer, coeliac and cardiovascular disease, leaky gut, and the effect they have on blood.
Blood and Music: Testing a 2,500-year-old Hypothesis
Inspired by his own experience and Pythagoras’ belief in music as medicine, John Stuart Reid conducted experiments which found the number of viable red blood cells in vitro remained higher when exposed to music—a promising result for its role in healing.
The Shaken Baby Fiction
Walter Last provides a history of shaken baby syndrome, including unjust imprisonment of parents and carers. He exposes the poor science which led to SBS’s blanket acceptance in medical circles, and the link to vaccination and vitamin C deficiency.
UFO Leak of the Century
Richard Dolan presents his summary and analysis of leaked documents focusing on the meetings of Admiral Thomas Wilson with key figures in US military, government and industry regarding a crashed UFO program, reverse engineering of UFO craft and more.
Science News: Isotopicity
Memories of the Future
Rafael Videla Eissmann analyses Quinta de las Delicias from author Juan Egaña, a significant 19th-century figure also involved in the independence of Chile from Spain. Eissmann finds this 1829 work suggests an extraterrestrial presence in our Universe.
Past Lives Unveiled
Strange Times: Sensitive Nurses
Psychologist Alejandro Parra, PhD shares his research into the commonality of anomalous activities in hospitals and other facilities, reported predominantly by nurses. He includes several first-hand accounts from nurses relating their multisensory experiences.
Reviews: Books, Film, Music

5G: The Big Picture
A comprehensive exploration into humanity’s current crossroads by Jeremy Naydler, PhD.
Iodine for the Prevention and Treatment of Breast Cancer
Jonathan V. Wright, MD discusses research on iodine’s ability to destroy breast cancer cells, why we are not informed about the benefits of nature’s minerals and iodine’s usefulness in the prevention and treatment of breast cancer.
Toxoplasma Gondii: A behaviour-changing parasite
The Longevity Microbiome
By Greg Fredericks, ND, MA. As research increasingly confirms the connection between gut health and wellness, it is now also becoming apparent that a long, healthy life is linked to genes in the human gut microbiota, with diet a crucial part of the mix.
Science News: Antigravity Mystery
Ning Li, the scientist who was lauded for producing a gravity-like field some 20 years ago has not been heard of since, with some suggesting she has disappeared into the Black Budget projects of either the US or China.
Peace in Space Treaty
Dr Carol Rosin introduces the updated Treaty on the Prevention of the Placement of Weapons in Outer Space, discussing the role of Wernher von Braun in its foundation. Dr Alexander E. Semyonov elaborates on the astro-geopolitical importance of the Treaty and the desire for power versus peace in space.
Spontaneous Human Combustion
Louis Proud investigates the various theories surrounding the phenomenon known as spontaneous human combustion, including the impact of negative, suicidal thoughts, the link with poltergeists and ball lightning and the role of the body’s electrical system.
Strange Times: Chinese Ufology

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