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Remote Neural Monitoring: As Au X-Ray Technician, My Moth
Remote Neural Monitoring: As Au X-Ray Technician, My Moth
Poles Apart
Dear Mr Roads: Felt compelled
to comment on a Letter to the
Editor, entitled "Nukes Blasted
Ozone Layer?", featured in the last
issue of NEXUS [vol-. 3, no. 3J.
Geophysical Year 1957 was a
grand pretence-planned to excuse
cX!traordinary US Arctic/Antarctic
activity of that period. Involving
near 5,000 naval personnel aboard
submarines, innumerable surface
ves.sels and aircraft, the true object
of their endeavours was to
v,erify/c1arify certain discoveries
made by one Rear Admiral Richard
E. Byrd.
While America did indeed detonate nuclear deviccs over
Antarctica, they were hardly interested in studying the Van Allen belt
(as if they would have hoped to
learn anything ,through such a technique!) bu! were in fact inflicting
'electromagnetic pulse' (yes, they
wcre already well aware of .its
effect) upon those parts of both
poles cnigmaticaHy known as 'areas
of ,inaccessib.iJity'-momentarilly
rendering ineffective what so many
polar explorers have only ever
taken to be inexplicably severe
white-out conditions of dense
'cloud-bank'. Thc resulting data,
obtained by way of satellites' geo4 NEXUS
Prophetic Comments
Dear Sir: iRe NEXUS April/May,
the predictions of Mitar Tarabich
appear to be correct in regard to the
Balkans Ibut not in regard! to other
regions of Europe. Example: "Jin
the beginning, Russia will not wage
war..."
Before it was invaded itself,
Russia did wage war, however. On
17th July 194fl (the same year in
which
Germany
invade.d
Czechoslovakia), the USSR invaded the Baltic States of Estonia,
Latvia and Lithuania. In Estonia's
case, this was breaking the mutual
assistance pact of 1939 and irnple-
GeneticaUy-lnoculated Food
Dear Duncan: You might be
interested ,to hear about some new
techniques in genetic engineering
with frUit and vegetables. This
information comes from ,tod.ay's
Sydney Daily Telegraph-Mirror
(13 March). The artkle is entitled
"Super frui~ good for you, but
multi-coloured" .
Not oply can they alter the colour
of fruit so you can havc a "red
banana" or a "multi-coloured tomato" (quite a novelty really, and
being in the restaurant business I
can say that things like this could
make a very well-presented side
salad); however, there are oth.er
ramifications.
The article gocs on to say that it
is possible for the fmit to be genetically engineered to also include
extra vitamins, which is a good
Idea, bUl get this! It's also possible
for them to include drugs ill the
fruit to prevent disease and, I
quote, "possibly making inoculat.ions a thing of the past".
Many times I have read in your
magazine about the possibility of
inocul.ati.ons being potcntially disastrous, but what will be the ramifications of this? Hopefully "thcy"
will not be able [0 put this through
any legislation or, more to ,the
point, hopefully it goes before legislation. The people have a right to
know.
Yours sincerely, John P., Cooma,
NSW, Australia.
Vitamin C Conspiracy
Dear Duncan: History repl:ats
itself, ref. your short piece in
Global News, NEXUS vol 3', no.
3, about the French court ruling
that vitamin C is a drug when over
100 mg per day is used. Thcy keep
on trying. In the late '70s, the best
book ever written on vitamin C disappeared worldwidc with quite
indecent speed. It is titled! Tlte
Healing Factor: Vitamin C
Against Disease, by Dr Irwin
Stone, and as far as I know there
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