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@ REVIEWS THE HANDBOOK OF RIFE Her final chapter is a reflection on person- FREQUENCY HEALING al, political and transpersonal levels and on by Nina Silver, PhD moving towards a new paradigm of healing. Center for Frequency Education, USA, Dr Silver caps it all off with appendices that 2001 (revised & expanded) include an extensive resources section and ISBN 0-9668352-3-9 (435pp I/f tpb) bibliography, and a list of frequencies of Price: US$60.00 + US$10 priority s&h in biowarfare agents. An impressive edition! USA, + US$17 air to Canada, + US$24 airmail to Aust/NZ, + US$22 to UK/Eur THE NEW RULERS OF THE WORLD Availability: USA—Center for Frequency _ by John Pilger Education, PO Box 952, Stone Ridge, NY — Verso/New Left Books, UK, USA, 2002 12484-0952, tel (845) 687 0963, website SBN 1-85984-393-X (246pp hc), http:/Awww.healingheart-harmonics.com 1-85984-393-X (pb) Price: A$30 (hc); NZ$39.95 (he); £40 he), £12 (pb): Euro24.90 (he); US$60 (hc), US$19 (pb); C$87 (he), C$28 (pb) Availability: Aust/NZ— Macmillan; UKR— Verso, tel 020 7437 3546; Europe— NEXUS Office; USA—Verso, tel (212) 807 9680, website http:/Avww.versobooks.com n his latest collection of expanded essays, The New Rulers of the World, investiga- tive journalist John Pilger sets the scene with reference to Orwell's chilling Nineteen Eighty-Four—only today's slogan, "the war on terrorism", he interprets as "the war is terrorism". This book takes its title from his 2001 film, in which he explained how the imposition of a global economy in Asia commenced with Suharto's bloody seizure of power in Indonesia in the mid-1960s. The first chapter expands on this, showing how the economy was carved up sector by sector by powerful transnationals. The idea that links each of the four chap- ters is that the new globalisation is the lega- cy of the old imperialism returned to "respectability". But this doesn't mean the to restore the high status that Dr Royal R. state itself has been subjugated; it's actually Rife and his discoveries enjoyed in the a protector of rampant capitalism at the 1930s and 1940s—before they were driven ©XPense of social equity and democratic underground by the medical authorities for freedoms. Increasingly we're seeing valid being too successful. dissent suppressed as the leaders of the free ust when we've reviewed an ultimate Rife manual (9/04), along comes another one which we can highly recommend. Nina Silver's The Handbook of Rife Frequency Healing is a must for Rife therapy practi- tioners and energy frequency healers. This is a newly revised edition which over the last eight years has been expanded with input from practising Rife therapists. There is a growing worldwide movement With his Universal Microscope, Dr Rife world call for "total war" against terror and was able to view living micro-organisms, pass the most draconian legislation in histo- and with his Beam Ray device he coulduse —‘TY- In depicting the plight of Iraqis, who specific frequencies to target and kill the have suffered a decade of sanctions and a bugs responsible for cancer and many other few million deaths since the Gulf War, and illnesses that plague humanity. Dr Silver of Afghanis, several thousand innocents puts it all into context in her first two chap- _ killed from October to December 2001, ters, "The Politics of Illness and the Nature Pilger makes us ask why we should tolerate of Health" and "The History of a UN Security Council whose five perma- Pleomorphism and the Inventions of Rife". nent members have the power of veto. In line with her philosophy of balanced In the final chapter, Pilger returns to his olistic health, Dr Silver includes a chapter Australian roots to focus on the ongoing of "Suggestions to Strengthen and Support struggle of the Aboriginal people as well as Your System", originally aimed at Rife ther- "illegal" asylum seekers in the face of "one apists dealing with sudden microbial die- of the most intransigent and meanest politi- offs. Next, she has a comprehensive section _ cal establishments'—the Liberal govern- on FAQs about Rife equipment and sessions ment of John Howard. Here, as everywhere, before she launches into on her mega A-Z freedom-loving people must make a stand if Frequency Directory, which is set out in an we really value human rights. Pilger's book easy-to-understand tabular form. is a wake-up call to us all. Her final chapter is a reflection on person- al, political and transpersonal levels and on moving towards a new paradigm of healing. Dr Silver caps it all off with appendices that include an extensive resources section and bibliography, and a list of frequencies of biowarfare agents. An impressive edition! THE NEW RULERS OF THE WORLD by John Pilger Verso/New Left Books, UK, USA, 2002 ISBN 1-85984-393-X (246pp hc), 1-85984-393-X (pb) Price: A$30 (hc); NZ$39.95 (he); £40 (he), £12 (pb); Euro24.90 (he); US$60 (hc), US$19 (pb); C$87 (he), C$28 (pb) Availability: Aust/NZ— Macmillan; UKR— Verso, tel 020 7437 3546; Europe— NEXUS Office; USA—Verso, tel (212) 807 9680, website http:/Avww.versobooks.com n his latest collection of expanded essays, The New Rulers of the World, investiga- tive journalist John Pilger sets the scene with reference to Orwell's chilling Nineteen Eighty-Four—only today's slogan, "the war on terrorism", he interprets as "the war is terrorism". This book takes its title from his 2001 film, in which he explained how the imposition of a global economy in Asia commenced with Suharto's bloody seizure of power in Indonesia in the mid-1960s. The first chapter expands on this, showing how the economy was carved up sector by sector by powerful transnationals. The idea that links each of the four chap- ters is that the new globalisation is the lega- cy of the old imperialism returned to "respectability". But this doesn't mean the state itself has been subjugated; it's actually a protector of rampant capitalism at the expense of social equity and democratic freedoms. Increasingly we're seeing valid dissent suppressed as the leaders of the free world call for "total war" against terror and pass the most draconian legislation in histo- ry. In depicting the plight of Iraqis, who have suffered a decade of sanctions and a few million deaths since the Gulf War, and of Afghanis, several thousand innocents killed from October to December 2001, Pilger makes us ask why we should tolerate a UN Security Council whose five perma- nent members have the power of veto. In the final chapter, Pilger returns to his Australian roots to focus on the ongoing struggle of the Aboriginal people as well as "illegal" asylum seekers in the face of "one of the most intransigent and meanest politi- cal establishments"—the Liberal govern- ment of John Howard. Here, as everywhere, freedom-loving people must make a stand if we really value human rights. Pilger's book is a wake-up call to us all. 70 = NEXUS www.nexusmagazine.com AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2002