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By Peter Dale Scott, PhD. The group accused of staging the Russian 9/11 has links with organised criminal societies, foreign private military companies, Islamist jihadists, Central Asian narcobarons and the CIA.

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 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 Tony Bushby. In the fourth century, the Roman Emperor Constantine united all religious factions under one composite deity, and ordered the compilation of new and old writings into a uniform collection that became the New Testament.

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 Dr Roger Taylor. A concentrate of special elements abundant in sea water has exciting potential in improving the soil, increasing crop yields, assisting human and animal health, and even in combatting climate change.

By Peter Arguriou. A growing body of research reveals not just psychological and perceptual components to the placebo effect but also a biochemical substrate to the mechanism.

By Carl Wernerhoff. Martin Bryant was not the Port Arthur gunman, but he would have been abducted, drugged and transported to Seascape Cottage around the time of the massacre.

In the 10 years since the massacre at Port Arthur, Tasmania, the authorities continue to ignore concerns that there is no hard evidence to implicate Martin Bryant as the gunman.

By Carl Wernerhoff. Australians were told that Martin Bryant had been responsible for the massacre at Port Arthur two days after it happened. Bryant himself didn't find out for another nine weeks.

Editing and Commentary by Neo. Nineteenth-century Serbian peasant Mitar Tarabich made some uncannily accurate predictions for the 19th and 20th centuries, so only time will judge how his prophecies play out for the 21st century.

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.

By Professor Peter Phillips and Kimberly Soeiro.  The global power elites of superconnected corporations and individuals amass vast wealth at the expense of the 99 per cent, and utilise the military–industrial–media empire to protect their capital and vested interests.

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 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 Elaine Hollingsworth.  A lack of stomach acid can cause indigestion, malabsorption, bloating and ultimately degenerative diseases, acute and chronic infections and even cancer.  Fortunately, this deficiency can be overcome with a simple hydrochloric acid treatment.