NEXUS vol. 31, no. 3 (April – May 2024)

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Readers comment on Khazaria article, Blushield anti-EMF technology, Israeli genocide and the nature of reality..

GLOBAL NEWS
We report on France’s “Pfizer” law, Harvard cancer researchers’ fake findings, AI tracking employee emotions, more environmental issues with electric cars, bacteria with memory, EU vs farmers, Australia’s lost continent, drones at sea and more.

The Hidden Hands Behind Wikipedia
T.J. Coles looks behind the façade of Wikipedia, its contributors and donors, revealing that it is not an unbiased source of information but rather one of US state–military–corporate propaganda.

Weaponising Human Rights in China
The USA exploits the people of Taiwan, Tibet and Xinjiang, says T.J. Coles. The US stretches truths and is caught in lies in order to demonise China and create the perception of the “Land of Liberty” as an altruistic, democratic state on the world stage.

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
This issue we reprint an article from 1929 by free-energy pioneer T. Townsend Brown, who examines the relationship between electricity and gravity as he describes his 1924 gravitator impulse experiment.

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.