Nexus - June - July 2022

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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.