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REVIEWS @ Topics include: the history and present posi- tion of mercury in medicine and dentistry; the argument for and against; electricity in our mouths; where the mercury goes, how long it stays and what effects it has on our tissues and organs; signs and symptoms mercury can pro- duce including physical, psychiatric and behavioural changes; composite dental filling materials, and more. This book is written in a clear, straightfor- ward manner. It's ideal for the layman and the professional who want to become mare informed about the body of information avail- -able on mercury toxicity from dental amalgam. Highly recommended! Byron Kirkwood compiled this practical sourcebook in the hope that people would pre- pare for these devastating Earth changes and live into the next millennium. To highlight his survival call, Kirkwood summarises the cataclysm prophecies of Cayce, Montgomery, Scallion, and Mary, Mother of Jesus, whose revelations to Annie Kirkwood (Byron's wife) were published in Mary's Message to the World. Kirkwood provides useful advice for individ- uals, families and groups on essential materi- als, supplies and skills to have on hand in the short and long term. He includes tips on find- ing your right location, and on setting up spiri- tually-based communities. These are not scare tactics. To Kirkwood, people need to think about what they should do now to plan for survival, if that is their destiny. Follow the guidelines in this book and you'll at least be attuned and organised. YOUR DENTAL FILLINGS POISON YOU? Sam Zitf SILVER DENTAL FILLINGS—THE TOXIC TIME BOMB: Can the Mercury in Your Dental Fillings Poison You? by Sam Ziff Published by Aurora Press (1992 Rev. Ed.), PO Box 573, Santa Fe, NM 87504, USA; phone (505) 989 9804 ISBN 0-943358-24-8 (197pp pbk) Price: AUD$24.95; USD$12.50; + p&h Available: Banyan Tree Book Distributors, PO Box 269, Stirling SA 5152, Australia; phone (08) 388 5354, fax (08) 388 5365. A significant and shocking exposé of the dangers of amalgam fillings. The amalgam used to fill teeth is 40 to 50 per cent mercury— aknown poison. This informative book, first released in 1985, explains how mercury migrates from the teeth into the body, affecting our overall health in a dramatic manner. ELECTROGRAVITICS SYSTEMS—Reports on a New Propulsion Methodology Edited by Thomas Valone, M.A., P.E. Published by Integrity Research Inst (1994) ISBN 0-9641070-0-7 (111pp pbk) Price: USD$15.00 + p&h Available: Adventures Unlimited, PO Box 74, Kempton, IL 60946-0074, USA; phone (815) 253 6390, fax (815) 253 6300. Antigravity enthusiasts should welcome this anthology for it contains two hard-to-get reports relating to the secret post-War work of American physicist, T. Townsend Brown. One recently declassified paper, “Electrogravitics Systems", prepared by the Gravity Research Group (London, Feb. 1956), examines electrostatic motion and control. The other, "The Gravitics Situation”, released by Gravity Rand Ltd (London, Dec. 1956), includes a summary of Brown's original patent specification for a device that produces force or motion. In his provocative contribution, “The US Antigravity Squadron", Dr Paul LaViolette suggests that electrogravitic technology has at least been part of US Air Force black R&D programs since late 1954—and indeed, report- edly, put to practical use in the B-2 "Stealth Bomber” which electrostatically charges its exhaust stream and wing edges. This, LaViolette proposes, is tantamount to saying the B-2 has an auxiliary propulsion sys- tem—at supersonic speeds it can function as an antigravity aircraft with over-unity propulsion efficiency! Surely it's time to reassess Brown's theories and patents—who knows what other surprises are tucked away? CLOSE EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENCOUNTERS Positive Experience With Mysterious Visitors Written and Edited by Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D. and Lee K. Boylan Published by Wild Flower Press (1994) ISBN 0-926524-26-7 (202pp pbk) Price: AUD$26.00; USD$12.95 Available: USA—Wild Flower Press, PO 74 ¢ NEXUS i OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 1994