Nexus - December 2022 - January 2023

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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.