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NEXUS MAGAZINE Volume 15, Number 2 FEBRUARY - MARCH 2008 PUBLISHED BY NEXUS Magazine UK EDITOR Duncan M. Roads CO-EDITOR Catherine Simons ASSISTANT EDITOR/SUB-EDITOR Ruth Parnell OFFICE ADMIN/EDITORS' ASSISTANTS Jenny Hawke; Susie Foster UK OFFICE ADMIN Marcus Allen; Alex Allen CONTRIBUTORS THIS ISSUE Stephen Lendman; Jim V. Humble; Walter Last; Giordan Smith; Michael Parenti; Larry Brian Radka; Michael E. Salla, PhD; Brad Steiger; Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy for Project Camelot CARTOONS Phil Somerville COVER GRAPHIC Jeff Edis, jeff_edis@hotmail.com PRINTING Goodhed Print Group, Bicester, Oxon., UK DISTRIBUTION Seymours, London, UK NEXUS UK OFFICE - 55 Queens Rad, E. Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 1BG. Ph: 01342 322854; Fax: 01342 324574 e-mail address: nexus@ukoffice.u-net.com Website: www.nexusmagazine.com EUROPE OFFICE - Postbus 10681, 1001 ER Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 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Editorial Wi another year has arrived and, as usual, we have some great articles awaiting your optical digestion. First up is part one of Stephen Lendman's comprehensive review of William Engdahl's book Seeds of Destruction. As you can probably guess, it is about all things to do with seeds and food and the monopolisation and modification thereof. Let's face the fact that a mere handful of transnational corporations are about to achieve total monopolisation of the global food supply. They don't want anything to grow without their chemicalised and genetically engineered consent. And given that food crops are failing due to weather pattern changes, together with the trend for grains like corn to be grown not for food but for biofuel subsidies, we are in for a food shortage. My advice is to go out and buy seeds from independent seed companies—seeds that will grow without Monsanto's approval—and plant them anywhere you can. On a more positive note, I was trolling the Internet recently when I came across a remarkable free book, all about how one humble guy—in fact, a guy called Jim Humble— cured himself and many thousands of others of malaria. After reading all about it, I decided this is must-read material for NEXUS readers. As usual, I have had to select six pages from over 100 pages of really useful and interesting information about what actually cures malaria (and AIDS and other diseases). The substance that is the key is chlorine dioxide—the most powerful pathogen-killer known to man. It cures malaria within a couple of hours. It also cures other diseases that I am not allowed to mention here. Speaking of the corrupt modern medical system, if you live in a western country and have to go to hospital for any operation or procedure, you now have a 50 per cent chance of getting a worse disease just from being in the hospital if you live in the UK, and a 35-40 per cent chance if you live in Australia, Canada or the USA. In other words, modern medicine in the main has failed us and is only surviving due to propaganda and by tightening the rules about what can be said in relation to health. Retired biochemist Walter Last has penned a great article that summarises how the modern medical system is killing more people than it saves—but fortunately he has many common-sense solutions. Still on the subject of exploding myths, NEXUS has already exposed Tibetan Buddhism as one of the institutionalised religions used ruthlessly to crush and rule the masses, and this article by Dr Michael Parenti shows how the lamas and monks treated the people with cruelty and kept them in fear. By now, readers will have realised that there is no religion which is not a tool of control. All religions are used to rule the masses. All religions are based on lies and deception, and their leaders don't necessarily practise what they preach. Dump them! That's not to deride having a spiritual sensibility, of course. Dr Michael Salla sent me a comprehensive article on how the various "alphabet" agencies (particularly in the USA) have run programs to discredit, debunk and even "neutralise" extraterrestrial contactees and supporters on the pretext of their threat to national security. I'm thrilled to have an article penned by the legendary Brad Steiger. Brad was writing books about off-world visitors to Earth and ancient civilisations even before Erich von Daniken. I think Brad has now written or co-written 165 titles on things strange, unusual or forgotten. I can honestly say that if I hadn't read some of his early books, I probably would not be sitting here right now doing NEXUS! It seems that there's a growing number of high-level whistleblowers coming out of late, saying that Earth is about to experience some sudden and dramatic "changes". Some are saying these will be biological diseases designed to reduce the population; others are saying these will be caused by a passing planetary body that results in major earthquakes and tidal waves. Either way, members of the ruling elite are getting close to climbing into their underground survival bunker-cities. In the coming months, you'll hear of more whistleblowers, like the Norwegian politician whose story is extracted for Twilight Zone this edition. Yes, these cities do exist, and if you're reading this editorial the chances are that you aren't on the guest list! Stay tuned... 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