LEADING EDGE REVIEW OF RECENT SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS AND CONTENTS _________________________________________________________________ Choose Publication or Report [INLINE] Perceptions Magazine November/December 1995 [INLINE] Perceptions Magazine February 1996 [INLINE] Antishyster: A Critical Examination of the American Legal System- Vol 5, No.4 [INLINE] Gnosis: A Journal of Western Inner Traditions - No. 38- Winter 1996 [INLINE] Borderlands: A Quarterly Journal of Borderland Research - Third Quarter 1995 [LINK] Explore: For the Professional - Vol. 6 No.4, 1995 [LINK] Spectrum - Issue 45 November-December 1995 [INLINE] New Package of Information from MRX Technology [INLINE] Nexus New Times - Vol 2 No.28 October-November 1995 [INLINE] Nexus New Times - December 95- Jan 1996 _________________________________________________________________ “Perceptions Magazine- November-December 1995: This issue featured “Hornswoggled Again: Derailing the Great American Freedom Train”, about the fact that there are two United States Flags. Civil and military, and that we have been under military rule since the Civil War; “Birds of a Feather No More: UFO/ET Disclosure Policy Splits Covert Network” by Dr. Richard Boylan, in which he discusses his never-ending preoccupation with “The Aviary”, an issue which has "kept human ufologists occupied" for the last six years; "Epidemics By Design - Part 1: Desert Storm Cloud Threatens America”, in which Drs. Nicholson review their discovery of the U.S. Government coverup of the true nature of Gulf War Syndrome. The Nicholson data is on the Internet, but this is a very well constructed piece worth reading. “U.S. v. Lopez: The Supreme Court Does the Rights’ Thing Against All-Inclusive Legislation”, which discusses the collision in interpretation between the apparent meaning of the Constitution and the interpretation of the Supreme Court; “Dr. Sam Chachouna: Part Two - The Story Behind his Customized Vaccines”. I don’t care what this guy says or claims. No one has ever demonstrated that the intrusive process of vaccinal injection of organisms, by-passing the natural barriers to invasion of foreign proteins, is safe or sane. I have studied too much medicine to agree with it. “Banishing Disease with Three 9 volt Batteries” discusses a process of creating colloidal silver solution with silver wire and batteries. Unfortunately for the author, the size of the silver colloids created are ineffective in humans. Nice try Mark. “The Devil’s Bargain: Profits Today, Plagues Tomorrow: GATT’s Green Light to Unregulated, Unlabeled Gene-Altered Food”. An important article, discussing the release of a flood of these genetically altered protein compounds that do not bode well for human consumption. “On the Nature of Fluorides: Part 3:, by yours truly. “Cosmic Top Secret: Interview With Robert O. Dean”, essentially a historical review of some of the more estoteric aspects of the ufo-political agenda. “Prehistoric Caves, Symbolic Scrolls and Divine Dragons” discusses the apparent mystery of cave drawings in Southern France. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW Perceptions Magazine - February 1996: This issue, which was released in December 95, features some really interesting pieces. “Tort Laws and Fluoridation: Strategic Weapons for the Water Wars” and “The 50-Year Nuclear War” are, courtesy of Perceptions, reproduced in this issue of The Leading Edge. Richard Boylan returns in “UFO Reality is Breaking Through”, in which Dr. Boylan hints the obvious - extraterrestrial reality will be disclosed by the government in the near future. One would suppose that if Dr. Boylan dropped body-ID, he would realize that the alien issue is really a moot point - just as moot as the existence of the government. He quotes Michael Eisner of Disney as a media source, and views a Congressional investigation into the coverup as an viable option, which illustrates that Dr. Boylan just isn’t aware of what is really going on behind the scenes. Forrest Gump strikes again. “Monster in the Wilderness” is a piece by Jeanne Manning, co-author of the new book on Project HAARP with Dr. Nick Begich. Quite an interesting piece, and quite worthwhile reading, “ The Fearsome Beast That Keeps Us Free” is the first part of a discussion on the Posse Comitatus, where sheriffs are the only legal law enforcement officers in the USA. “Debreaked, Defeathered, Denatured ... Delicious” uncovers the disgusting corporate chicken industry, no doubt typified by Clinton cronies at Tyson; “Anushavan Manukyan: The Invisible Power of Bioenergy Therapy, Healing Cancer and Other Diseases Even at Long Distance” is quite interesting, albeit more of a PR campaign for the biohealer than a true discussion of the subject. A parallel article appears in “Warren Barigian”, Part 2, discussing the evolution of Vocal Bio-Matrix technology -- which gives you an idea of how television-transmitted acoustic phonons, discussed in the LE, may well be causing a lot of biological problems in the population. Just take this article and think it in reverse. “The Alluring Lies of Natural’ Therapies” is a challenge by a doctor of the notion that antioxidants benefit the immune system. I am waiting to see if Perceptions receives any response from health professionals on this one. “The Dark Vortex: Blowing the Lid Off the Alien Abduction Experience” is a strange piece by Mari Raphael, evidently a legend in her own mind, who seems, well, totally into polarity bound consciousness. Poor lady of the New Age who is possessed by the Dark sabotage of the efforts of the Light -- or, is it the other way around? One of those delusionary people who slipped in by mistake. All in all, a good issue. Check out the listing of backissues in this issue of the LE. Perceptions c/o 10734 Jefferson Blvd., Suite 502, Culver City, Postal Zone 90230. 6 issues per year/$25 or 12 issues for $44. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Antishyster: A Critical Examination of the American Legal System- Vol 5, No.4: This issue features. This issue features “Artificial Entities”, an examination of the religious-political hierarchy existing today and its relation to corporate ethics, or lack of; “A More Perfect Union” details the concept of Union USA’ relative to material discussed in the first article; other articles included in this issue are “The Myth of Failed Policies”, “How We Became Slaves”, “Republicans Call for an End to Emergency War Powers” (that did a lot of good, since Clinton recently restored the National Emergency’ status we have been operating within since the Civil War, “Legalized Fraud”, discussing the statute of frauds as applied to the Uniform Commercial Code,. “Declaration of Greivance”, protesting any action taken against the US population by UN forces, “The Most Basic Right”, discussing access to courts, and a number of other thought provoking articles. Antishyster, 6 issue/yr/$30, P.O. Box 540786, Dallas, Texas. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Gnosis: A Journal of Western Inner Traditions - No. 38- Winter 1996: This issue of Gnosis features “The Stars We Are”, which discusses the meaning of the art of astrology, “The Star Gods of Neoplatonism”, a back-to-nature discussion of how some people in history viewed the stars as expressions of Divine Will (See Avoiding Extinction for a discussion of the Deist point of view), “Wars in Heaven”, a discussion by editor Jay Kinney which explores various meanings on what the presence of other beings may mean, and two interviews. “Interview with Graham Hancock”, who discusses ancient Egypt and the subject of Atlantis, and “The GNOSIS Interview with Robert Powell”, who discusses Rudoph Steiner. 4 issues/yr/$20 or 8 issues for $35. Gnosis, P.O. Box 14217, San Francisco, California 94114. Back issues available. Index #1-17 ($6.00) RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Borderlands: A Quarterly Journal of Borderland Research - Third Quarter 1995: This issue of the BRSF Journal explores”Tesla’s Self-Acting Engine”, a machine designed to extract energy from the ambient atomosphere (heat) and produce power, “Earth Energy and Vocal Radio”, which discusses the work of Nathan B. Stubblefield, who experimented with conducting telephonic conversations by plugging wires into the ground, “Mystery Stone of New Mexico”, an article by Dr. William Peavy discussing the story of the discovery of a stone bearing Phoenician characters in a very unlikely spot in New Mexico, “Earthquakes and Astrology” reviews what apparently is a regional factor in planetary seismic correlation’, a concept which no doubt will prove to be interesting to the U.S. Geological Survey, if they have the time to look at it. “The Rediscovery of Vril” is essentially an interview with Gerry Vassilatos, who has been conducting a great number of backyard experiments which point to the existence of an unusual energy. He has developed what he calls an “eidetic communicator”. You must decide for yourself on this one, although it was quite an interesting concept. Reminds me of the old discussions of coils and cones’ back in the late 1970’s. The last piece in this issue was “Aqualithia Revisited,” the subject of which is a mineral water which, when analysed, strangely revealed only the presence of neon- curious. Borderlands, P.O. Box 220, Bayside, California 95524. USA $6.95/cpy, CAN $7.95/cpy, UK £4.50/cpy. AUS/NZ $7.95/cpy, and JAPAN ¥695/cpy. Backissues are the same price. BRSF 707-825-7733. Yearly US price $25. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Explore: For the Professional - Vol. 6 No.4, 1995: Highlights of this issue of Explore include a chapter entitled “Professor Gunther Enderlein - Creator of a New Theory of Bacteria and Health”, “Pleomorphism as a Therapeutic Principle”, “Balance or HAARP”, and interesting article to supplement the knowledge gained from Dr. Nick Begich in his new book, “Immanuel Velikovsky -Heretic-Savant”, “Why is Irritability, Anger and Viciousness Increasing?”, a really good piece which absolutely makes the connection between our chemical environment and psychosocial behavior that’s driving out country crazy, “Water as a Healing Element in the Land of Egypt”, “Why Chemotherapy Causes Hair Loss”, “Scientific Background Information concerning Cosmic Energy” and more. The subsequent issue, Explore: For the Professional - Vol. 6 No.5, 1995, contains material relating to various Iridology studies: “Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Preparations Using Iris Images”, and other articles: “Using Biological-Regulative Therapy for Inflammatory-Rheumatic Diseases”, “Thymus Therapy”, “Homeopathic/Isopathic Therapies in Pediatrics”, “Silicone Implants and Disease” “Moxa Therapy”, “Forced Enzymatic Therapy”, “Stress and Cardiovascular Disease”, “Servomechanism and Disease”, “Healing With Energy Wave Patterns”, “Chromosomology”, “The Sixteen Most Asked Questions About Kombucha Tea Mushroom”, “Natural Clairvoyance and Early Phytotherapy or - How Did Man Discover the Indications of Medicinal Plants?”. Six issues per year, $59, Explore Publishing, P.O. Box 1508, Mt. Vernon, Washington 98273. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Spectrum - Issue 45 November-December 1995: This all-around “interesting news” magazine comes from North Carolina, and is always a welcome surprise. It is divided into eight major areas, which include “Food and Nutrition”, “Lifestyle”, “Environment”, “Mind and Spirit”, “Healing”, “Medicine” and “Society”. Included in this issue is an interview with R.D. Chin, an architect, on “The Art of Feng Shui: Arrange Your Home to Enhance Wisdom, Wealth and Health”, which of course assumes that where you live is big enough to move things around at random. Each of the eight major areas include six or eight major news items of interest. The magazine is like a large version of the “Awesome News” area in Perceptions Magazine. Spectrum 2702-D Camellia Drive, Durham, North Carolina 27705, 919-383-6492. US$20 per year in the United States, US$28 Foreign. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ MRX Technology: We received a new package of material from Gerardo International on the complete line of MRX applications. After weeding our way through this bulky thing, we decided to fax them on what exactly has been going on since the Clinton administration refused to accept the MRX solutions for human disease, etc. Since it appears that MRX technology, which uses light, is the solution for virtually every problem present on the planet, what are they actually doing with it now? We await an answer. Meanwhile, they indicate in this package the following items and implementation dates: MRX Archeological Technology Est time of deployment: 1996 MRX Desalination - Pilot plant Est time of completion: 1998 MRX Air Defense Technologies Est time deployment: Fall 1998 Questions? Gerardo International, Inc., 112 Water Turkey Court, Daytona Beach, FL 32119-8710. The Gerardo E-Mail Address is: gerardo@mrx.com. Their WWW page address is not evident, but if you E-mail an inquiry, request and receive the WWW address, you will see all we have seen. An absolute mind-blowing experience. Background: See Leading Edge #78, Jan 1995. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW _________________________________________________________________ Nexus New Times - Vol 2 No.28 October-November 1995: This issue features “Earthquakes Linked to Nuclear Tests,” an article by Dr. Gary T. Whiteford, citing statistical evidence of the link between tests and quakes, as well as a possible hidden agenda; “Fluoridation: Mass Mind Control” comprises the final part of the Nexus expose on the use of Fluoride as a behavior control substance, as well as an analysis of the toxic effects of fluorine compounds; “The Council on Foreign Relations” explores the relationship between the CFR and apparent global control objectives; “Bitter Truth on Artificial Sweeteners” explores the side effects of aspartame, which may include both cancer and mental disorders; “UK Crop Circles: The Harvest of 95”, written by Nexus editor Duncan Roads, explores the recent spate of circles in Britain and their resonance with cosmic design proportions. Interesting set of the latest drawings. “China’s Pyramid Controversy” explores the pyramids in China, which have been more or less hidden from the world for centuries. Many of them parallel the best in the world. “The Radiowave-Cancer Connection” explores the interesting parallel between the increase in worldwide RF broadcasts and the incidence of childhood brain cancer. In addition, part two of “Mysteries of Our Moon” explores the evidence gleaned from NASA photos that suggests that mankind follows other races who have already been on the moon and built various structures there. Interesting parallel to what Hoagland’s Mars Mission publication has released about some of these structures RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW Nexus New Times - Vol No. December 95- Jan 1996: This issue explores many new and interesting areas. “HAARP: Vandalism in the Sky” is a review of the transmitter problem by both authors of the new HAARP book; “Sonic Bloom” details the astounding success achieved in growing crops using nutrients and sonic waves; “Experiments With Auras” discusses the human energy field as a transmitter of genetic information. This, obviously points to the fact that external energy applied can also affect human genetic patterns. The article “Bitter Truth on Artificial Sweeteners” adds to the growing body of information on the criminal dumping of aspartame into the human food supply; “Health Hazards of Power Lines” discusses the government downplaying of EM hazards from overhead powerlines. “The Health Benefits of Red Wine” relates the consumption of red wine to the accumulation of anti-oxidant compounds and the alleged health effects therein. 6 issues/yr. Nexus Magazine, P.O. Box 177 Kempton, Illinois 60946-0177, (US$20, Canada $US23, South America $US).. Nexus Magazine, 55 Queens Rd, East Grinstead, W. Sussex, RH19 1BG, UK. (England £12, Scotland, Ireland & Wales £13). Nexus Magazine, P.O. Box 372, Dronten, 8250 AJ, The Netherlands (Netherlands NFLf40, Europe NFKf40, Africa NFLf40). Nexus Magazine, P.O. Box 30, Mapleton, QLD 4560, Australia (Australia AUD$20, New Zealand & PNG AUD$23, Southeast Asia AUD$25). All prices listed are per year postpaid. RETURN TO TOP OF REVIEW