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Re: FDA Raids Dear Mr. Roads, Thanks so much for the excellent maga zine! Sorry you must "hold back from publishing the juicy stuff" and that you've had to "terminate the series on the drug trade and Government + Security Agencies". ~ywhere ,else we all can keep m touch with this? Endosed may be of interest. Yours, Jonathan V. Wright, M.D., Washington. USA (Readers may remember that in the JunelJuly issue of Nexus we ran a news item regarding the FDA raid on a health clinic belong to Dr. Wright. The enclosed item he is referring to is a list of another dozen or so health clinics and businesses who have also suffered raids by the FDA. Ed) Re: Banking Conspiracy? Dear Sir, In reference to a . recent story m Nexus about the . . Banking Consprracy. I can testify to the truth of the story, as it has happened to me! Up until about two years ago, I was what you might call a 'mil lionaire'. I was independent in my .. busmess af~arrs, but.a member of my famIly was III ~ great dea~ of debt due to hiS own foolishness, but to my horror, because I was mortgaged to the same bank, they came down on me. The bank (C bank) dem.anded my whole debt to be 'd' ~ II' d'Irepal I'll ill -lrome late y, I replied with a letter from my solicitor saying that they were in breach of contract, but they went ahead anyway, and just ,two weeks later they repos sessed everything, even items on the property that they were .tied not entl to. . . Smce thiS was my home as well as my business, I was homeless and with all of my DECEMBER-JANUARY '93 personal possessions taken generous and helpful, let me from me. down at my ,time of greatest They even had all of my need, stating excuses of great money in a different bank silliness. When I walked down seized and had my personal I the street, instead of being mail redirected to them. In one day, I went from everything to nothing. [ was later declared Bankrupt by a creditor from myoId busi ness for a very small amoWlt, the bank kept every cent and told everybody else to come to me. The bank later sold my busi ness for a fraction of it's value but still a hundred thousand over what lowed them. But when I went to them for a refund of the balance they sent me a bill for $2,500.00 still owing. I naively thought that I could revenge myself through the courts, but I was ripped off by solicitors who pretended to be ,.workmg for me but m fact had . done absolutely nothing. I spent my very last cent on solkitor's fees and when that ran out I began to defend myself. [t was then that while I was dealing with the same peo_ pie that my solicitors had . . cl~lmed t~ have been dealmg WIth - I d~scovered that they kn~w. nothmg abou~ ~e or my solicItors. My solICitors had just sent me bills for nothing. And the humiliation did not stop there. Every second time I wrote out a cheque on my bank accoWlt from my dole money _ 'bo d h .It Wlce, and eac tIme the bank had a different excuse for doing it When it has become known that you are no longer a rich greeted by many familiar and f~iendly faces, I was ignored lIke a stranger. My family, who I thought at least would be the same, ~hanged. ~ey treat ed ~e like an. IdiOt and despised me for bemg poor. . In a way, I am pleased that It happen~d. I now mow what a naive view ~ had of the world. And.1 am stIll !,o~ng ~nou~h to r~buI1d, but thiS tune It WIll be different. Yours truly, .. One. V~ Sorry Indlvldua~. (ThIS IS extracted from Just one of m~ny, such letters we have recerved. Ed.) Re: US & Iraq Dear Nex.us, Whilst fishing the other evening, I h~d the fortune to meet a very nice man who .. II fr I Wongma y came om ra'l' e discussed! world events for some time. It appeared to us that the world's economic system is in turmoil; the Governments either don't know what to do .or don't really, want to do anythmg constructlve' and there appears to be a frighte~ing amount of fighting taking place around the planet. The man's brother is an engi neer in the Iraqi army. His job is to supervise the maintenance of tanks IIDd other equipment within a large area. Prior to the American attack on. ~ra'l, ther.e wered~ elott.of VthS Imlh~ary advI sors IT c mg era'll army on where to reloc_ate their tanks away from the areas that were plarmed to be bombed. The man's brother wrote to him about this rather strange event at man, you discover who your, the time. (Before the Gulf War). friends are. I always believed The tanks were taken to under that I was a popular fellow grou.nd bunk~rs to protect th~. .. ' This doesn t sound so unbehev-WIth many fnends but now I bl h I II h Sdd .' a e wen reca tat a am have few fnends and many Hussein was educated in enemies. People whom I England and was later a well though a lot of and I thought known member of the CIA. NB: Please keep let· ~ ters to approx 100·IS0 words in length. Ed. Apparently he was an agent in the Middle East before leaving the CIA to begin his rise to power. How many people realise this, I'm not sure, but it is easily verified 'by reading some of the volumes written about· Hussein by reporters and schol ars during the war. Athol P., Qld. Re: Hydrogen Peroxide DeaF Duncan, As a new read er of your magazine, thanks to the publicity given to it by Brian Wilshire on his radio programme recently, I wish to compliment you on its con tents. I was particularly interested in the article on Hydrogen Peroxide as I have been using it now for over six months hav ing been introduced to it by Brian's references to it in his book "The Fine Print". Incidentdly, I have been a pharmacist for over 55 years and at the time I trained, 3% Hydrogen Peroxide had an official oral dose of 2ml ito 8ml. I note from your editorial that you have been experiencing computer problems and per-. haps this accounts for the rather "garbled" dosage table on page 22 Wlder the heading "Purging Schedule for 3% Hydrogen Peroxide". It would seem that two suggested sched ules have been lumped togeth er. Could you please check your 'source' copy and advise me as to the correct dosage tables. I enclose my application for a year's subscription and an order for back copies. Yours Sincerely Ernest W., Ashfield NSW (I have had many such requests for the clarification of this item, and 1 will publish it in the next issue -February March 1993. Sincere apolo gies for 'the delay. Ed) NEXUS·S