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& REVIEWS JUNE — JULY 2006 CANCER: Its Cause and Treatment which he saw as "a preventable disease, and _ left the USAF. Unfortunately Ruppelt died without Operation one entirely incident upon civilisation". He in 1960 of a heart attack at age 35, so we'll by Robert Bell, MD concluded that it originates in "some fla- never know what else he would have Transcribed and edited with additional text rant contravention of hygienic laws" and is revealed. During Blue Book it seemed that by Carmi B. Hazen, 2006 (first published "essentially and intrinsically due to pervert- —_ Ruppelt, "the prototype systems-man", was by G. Bell and Sons Ltd, London, 1913 ed cell metabolism". Thus he was an advo- __ keen to describe as "unknown" the genuine ISBN 1-44 16-7549-5 (1 67pp lf tpb) cate of healthy dietary and hygienic habits. UFO sightings by many professional mili- Availability: www.lulu.com/comdyne Hazen, author of an e-book titled What tary personnel including pilots and radar ihe findings of Dr Robert Bell still rin They Didn't Teach Your Doctor in Medical controllers. Bennett discusses Ruppelt's es « 8 School, has written a follow-on section, investigations, including blinkered reactions true, nearly 100 years since his book Cancer: Its Cause and Treatment Without Operation was published. Now, the text has been transcribed and reprinted by Carmi Hazen, who has a hobby of collecting useful medical literature and devices from the past and provides commentary throughout this "The Truth About Cancer", which looks into _ and behavioural changes from higher-ranked the cancer-busting work of such pioneers as _ officers than he in dealing with the UFO Dr Royal R. Rife, who suffered a tragic fate problem confronting them. This period in at the hands of the medical establishment UFO history is significant, too, for a number from the 1930s. We've still much to learn. of UFO "flaps"; for instance, the 1952 Washington, DC, UFO "invasion" when the book (see his article in this edition on elimi- - AN AMERICAN DEMONOLOGY: nearby Andrews Air Force Base had all its nating parasites with the carbon arc lamp). Flying Saucers over the White House Tunways out of action, so no jets could be It seems that Dr Bell had a handle on what __- by Colin Bennett scrambled in time to investigate the reported fast-moving, orange-glowing objects. was to come, because in the early 20th cen- Headpress, Manchester, UK, 2005 With an introduction by Nick Pope, former tury he was already speaking out against ISBN 1-900486-46-6 (166pp tpb) UFO Desk Officer with the UK MoD. and medical colleagues who were intent on Availability: http:/www.headpress.com foreword by Jerome Clark, author of The surgery as a means of dealing with cancer. ne of the pioneering figures in ufology UFO Encyclopedia, Bennett's book has extra In his practice, he chose treatments accord- was Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, who clout in its stud of the UFO "demon". ing to the type of cancer he was confronted from 1951 to 1953 headed the US Air 8 stucy . with, and they included topical application Force's Project Blue Book UFO investiga- of ointments made from plant extracts, tions (which excluded reports on abductions injection of formic acid, ingestion of thyroid —_ and aliens). He even came up with the term An or mammary gland extract, and so on, and "unidentified flying object". Realising that a r — they were very successful. Dr Bell cites biography of Captain Ruppelt was long American many cases where serious tumours shrank overdue, Colin Bennett set about the task after his treatments; yet he was a staunch and has produced a work that describes not advocate of early detection: if some cancers just Ruppelt's life and career but also reflects were detected too late, not much could be the spirit of the times. Included are numer- done. He also reviews the research of his ous examples of the USAF's often muddled colleagues covering clinical as well as geo- command structure (it was only set up in graphical distribution findings, so his per- 1947) and a perspective on the fledgling but spective circa 1913 is instructive concerning _ expanding military-industrial complex. the body of knowledge at the time. Informing Bennett in his task is Ruppelt's Dr Bell, an oncologist based in London own book, The Report on Unidentified had his theories about the cause of cancer, Flying Objects, published in 1956 after he eter eateries which he saw as "a preventable disease, and one entirely incident upon civilisation". He concluded that it originates in "some fla- grant contravention of hygienic laws" and is "essentially and intrinsically due to pervert- ed cell metabolism". Thus he was an advo- cate of healthy dietary and hygienic habits. Hazen, author of an e-book titled What They Didn't Teach Your Doctor in Medical School, has written a follow-on section, "The Truth About Cancer", which looks into the cancer-busting work of such pioneers as Dr Royal R. Rife, who suffered a tragic fate at the hands of the medical establishment from the 1930s. We've still much to learn. left the USAF. Unfortunately Ruppelt died in 1960 of a heart attack at age 35, so we'll never know what else he would have revealed. During Blue Book it seemed that Ruppelt, "the prototype systems-man", was keen to describe as "unknown" the genuine UFO sightings by many professional mili- tary personnel including pilots and radar controllers. Bennett discusses Ruppelt's investigations, including blinkered reactions and behavioural changes from higher-ranked officers than he in dealing with the UFO problem confronting them. This period in UFO history is significant, too, for a number of UFO "flaps"; for instance, the 1952 Washington, DC, UFO "invasion" when the nearby Andrews Air Force Base had all its runways out of action, so no jets could be scrambled in time to investigate the reported fast-moving, orange-glowing objects. With an introduction by Nick Pope, former UFO Desk Officer with the UK MoD, and foreword by Jerome Clark, author of The UFO Encyclopedia, Bennett's book has extra clout in its study of the UFO "demon". NEXUS = 71 www.nexusmagazine.com