Nexus - October-November 2025

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Spy Phones T.J. Coles reveals how our personal mobile phones developed into nodes in a global surveillance system—from early wiretapping and signals interception to “phreaking” and modern-day use of satellites and Bluetooth—leaving us vulnerable to exploitation. DMSO Benefits, Uses and Side Effects Dr Joseph Mercola examines the research around dimethyl sulfoxide, known as a remedy for joint pain and inflammation, listing its additional potential benefits in the treatment of cancer, Alzheimer’s and as an antibacterial, while also acknowledging some side effects.
Criminalising Criticism In this article on the creeping authoritarian response to anti-Zionism, T.J. Coles traces a brief history of laws punishing antisemitism, including Holocaust denial, and shows how such laws ended up being moulded into legislation to protect the Zionist agenda. Health Effects of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena This new report from Unhidden Foundation looks at credible accounts of unidentified anomalous phenomena, the acknowledgment by government and mainstream, and health effects and medical issues from human encounters, which need to be addressed going forward. Science News 3206: Blood Electrification This issue, we look at Robert C. Beck’s blood electrification discoveries from last The 12,000-Year-Old Great Pyramid: Part 1 of 3 In this first part of a three-part article, Tony Bushby examines primary source ancient archives revealing secrets of the Great Pyramid, including unknown passages, ancient insignias and inscriptions on its facade, hidden entrances, sacred doorways and more. Crop Circles 2025: Strange Days Andy Thomas says that although this year yielded only slightly more circles than the quiet 2024 season, there has been a paradoxical reawakening of interest in the phenomenon, due to UFO podcasts generating exposure—but not without some ­controversy. Strange Times — 3206: Before the Moon