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By Sally Fallon Morell & Ramiel Nagel.  Recent studies show that refined sweeteners like high-fructose corn syrup and agave "nectar" are neither safe nor natural and are more damaging to our health than is ordinary sugar.

By David Wilcock.  The phenomenal white spiral with a central helical blue ray shooting up from ground level, as seen over northern Norway on 9 December 2009, was not the result of a failed Russian missile test but more likely an ionospheric heating experiment.

By Project Censored.  The research team at Sonoma State University, California, has compiled its annual list of the 25 most important news stories of the last 18 months (2008-2009) that received little attention by the US corporate media.

By "Opening Poster" via Godlike Productions.  As the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster unfolds, bizarre things have been happening since late June with intense submarine, ship and aircraft activity and the capture of a weird organism.

By Nathan Allonby.  A coordinated agenda is being implemented worldwide to force every nation to adopt high-tech ID card systems and mega-databases to track their citizens' behaviours and movements.

By Andrew G. Marshall.  Moves towards establishing a world government, along with a global central bank and a single currency, will hasten a decline in democracy and bring in a new age of authoritarianism.

By Walter Last. Acidified sodium chlorite is a powerful antimicrobial that can reverse cases of malaria, blood poisoning and even cancer, but is best used in conjunction with other natural therapies that strike the right balance between oxidant and antioxidant actions.

By Andrew G. Marshall. As underscored at the April G20 meeting in London, plans are being fast-tracked to create a New World Order in finance with a global central bank and regional currencies if not a single currency.

By Alex Ansary. Solar Cycle 24 combined with a weakening of the Earth's magnetic field may have severe consequences for our planet's climate and electricity grid systems as well as human behaviour.

By Richard Alan Miller. Modern scientific studies have confirmed and expanded upon the findings of traditional Chinese medicine, that the Cordyceps sinensis fungus has myriad health benefits.

By Georgia Miller and Scott Kinnear.
Hundreds of foods on the supermarket shelves now contain unlabelled nanotech-modified ingredients that have not been safety-tested for human consumption. Lobby your food authorities and choose organics!

By Gregory Damato, PhD.
Billions will suffer from degenerative diseases because of poor nutrition and limited access to health supplements if the global corporations "harmonise" the world.

By Evy King. The revolutionary imaging systems developed by biologist Dr Harry Oldfield offer practitioners a means of seeing the condition of a patient's bio-energetic field prior to diagnosis and treatment.

Interview with Benjamin Fulford, by Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan of Project Camelot. This finance expert exposes the murder, mayhem and money scams behind the alleged Eastern secret socieites' final warning to Western powerbrokers.

By Alec Newald. In late February 1989, Alec Newald arrived in Auckland after what should have been a three-hour drive from Rotorua in New Zealand. Soon he realised he had lost ten days but had no idea how that could have happened. Through a series of revelatory dreams and later, hypnotherapy sessions, Alec was able to piece together the puzzle.

By Jon Rappoport. A retired vaccine researcher goes public on what the pharmaceutical industry and the health authorities don't want us to know: that vaccines are unsafe, untested and one of the greatest frauds of our time.

By Phillip Coppens. The free online encyclopaedia Wikipedia is a democratically decided database that has been open to abuse, but the advent of WikiScanner has uncovered a web of deceit and disinformation.

By Philip Coppens. Most terrorist attacks in Europe, whether attributed to left-wing or right-wing activists or even Islamist fundamentalists, can be traced to actions by government-sponsored military or intelligence agencies.

By Dianne Jacobs Thompson. Diluted seawater contains almost the same concentration of minerals and trace elements as blood plasma, and its sodium content matches that of blood. It has been used successfully in animal tests as a blood transfusion substitute, but human trials are long overdue.

By Philip Coppens. A system of tunnels and caves beneath Ecuador and Peru is reputed to hold an ancient treasure-house of artefacts including two libraries, one containing inscribed metal books and the other storing tablets of crystal.