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Subject: Fringe, conspiracy and SubGenius zine reviews

         Rant, Fringe, Conspiracy, SubGenius and assorted weird zines

Posted 6 March, 1993

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These are zines from people who live in, or desire to live in, a reality
that is wholly different from the one with which most of you are familiar.
Neo-Nazis, SubGenii, Conspiracy Theorists, UFO contactees, people who talk
to God and people who ARE God!  I've tried to keep a very open mind about
these zines.  I'd like to point out that I disagree with the goals of zines
like _Instauration_.  I've disagreed with white supremicists violently
enough to carry a couple of visible scars on my face and scalp.  But I claim
no monopoly on The Truth and, as was stated in the issue of Politically
Incorrect that is reviewed here, "You never know who is going to be right
about something."  I would suggest using a PO Box or similar service, and,
perhaps, an assumed name, when contacting some of these groups.  You won't
necessarily have anything to fear from them, but you may have troubles with
the government.  My mail is being openned, and three 'gentlemen' in black
uniforms, complete with guns and big sticks, visited my mail drop and asked
for me by name.



%Title:  AKANISTHA: Nirvana in Sumsurais
%Descr:  "A synthisis of many years study of Buddhist Mystisism."
Anyone who expects $5.00 for 12 pages of badly photoreduced scribbles is
obviously a loon.  "This mind devoid of mind finds nothing to cling to and
so rests in the fundemental bliss compost and vibrating melting in emptyness
releases the immutable vission of primordially free wisdom."  Some of the 16
flavors of Emptyness include the "mtns of emptyness...mtns of Great Mtns"
Gee, for five bucks I would expect emptiness to be spelt out and spelt
correctly.  And let us never forget the pervasive wind and, more
importantly, the downward cleaning wind.
Shouldn't this be free, as materialism traps one within the cycle of karmic
reincarnation?
%Info:   $5.00 Each  to
Adam Moes, 4050 Earlena Lane,  Santa Rosa, CA 95904
(12 Pages/D/JP)
No trades/no ads.

%Title:  CRASH COLLUSION  Issue 3  Spring, 1993
%Descr:  UFO's, ethnobotany, orgone and more all come together in
         this most excellent zine.
Ian Blake provides a couple of incisive articles that corellate Hollywood
trends, UFO hoaxes and government disinformation (in the first) and Whitley
Streiber's writings with Celtic Faerie tales.  As with all great truths, the
obvious is unmasked.  Paul Rydeen informs us that the ever-popular Bufo
Alvarius (the Sonoran Psychedelic Toads) use their psychedelic secretions
during sex to give their partners "the ultimate mind-blowing orgasm,
excellent impetus for the successful propagation of the species."  H.P.
Lovecraft as a prophet of the Nuclear Age, Jim Keith's "Whose Saucers Are
They?" and data on B-carboline containing plants.
The best zine that deals with a variety of fringe subjects.
%Info:   $3.50 Each ,  Subs: $14.00 for 4 issues to
Wesley Nations, PO Box 49233,  Austin, TX 78765
(24 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  DELVE  Issue 6
%Descr:  Original and reprinted material on UFO's, Tesla, Forteana
         and related subjects.
The main article in this issue is an exerpt from an unpublished book by the
late Bill Nelson on what was called "Alternative 3."  The question
(originally asked in 1968) was how humanity would survive the impending, and
unstoppable environmental crisis.  The third alternative was to leave the
planet.  Towards such a goal, there is already a moonbase, but the
colonization of Mars is in a bit a trouble since there is life (albeit
primitive life) on Mars.  Those pictures we saw from Viking?  Left over
shots from the Apollo missions to the moon, slightly colorized.
Plus firsthand accounts of alien contact, Nostradamus and the Gulf War,
Quetzalcoatl stories, a Dulce-type story from 1956 that includes Tesla,
Fortean events, the Lost Tribe of Israel and the Hollow Earth, and
clippings.
Outside of a couple of factual errors and easily debunked events, this is a
good zine on fringe subjects.
%Info:   $3.00 Each  to
Gene Duplantier, 17 Shetland St.,  Willodale, ON M2M 1X5    Canada
(20 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  ELECTONIC SURVEILLANCE PROJECT: Microwave Harassment & Mind-Control
%Descr:  Experimentation  Issue 1  December, 1992
         From the same publishers of _Unclassified_ comes THE most
         frightening, paranoia-inducing publication that we've come
         across.
If you ever thought there was a limit to how far the government will go when
it comes to complete denial of civil rights of citizens, let alone outright
torture, then the publications of The Electronic Surveillance Project will
force you into a new way of thinking.   They have carefully documented the
cases of 25 people who *have* been the targets of electronic harassment, and
are working with an additional 23 victims.  The victims are not street
crazies, they were almost all whistle-blowers.  The ACLU won't help, Amensty
International won't help, and, of course, the FBI and local police are more
co-operative with the federal torturers than the victims.  One FBI
spokesperson flew off the handle when "Project Slammer" was mentioned.
Before *you* go dismissing some 48 people as total loons, consider the
experiment the U.S. and U.K. governments executed on the women of Greenham
Common.  Or the conditions of the Federal Women's Correctional Facility in
Lexington, KY.  Or the U.S. and Canadian governments' mind-control
experiment/torturings under MKULTRA, where survivors (if they could be
considered as truly surviving) have, after 20 years, received pitiful
out-of-court settlements and luke-warm admissions of guilt.  Or the
well-publicized cases of workers at the U.S. embassy in Moscow who were
attacked by Soviet microwave weapons.
The technology exists.  The DoD and DoE have budgetted research funds
outside of their infamous "Black Budget" for such technology and have, in
certain cases, admitted just what the goal of said research was.  And, most
sadly of all, our government has the will and enthusiasm to torture
citizens.
cf. _Resonance_ _Full Disclosure_ _Steamshovel Press_ and, if there is a
radio station in your area that broadcast's Dave Emory's "One Step Beyond,"
he has tapes on the subject.
Who *really* won the Cold War?  The KGB.  Our government has become the KGB.
%Info:    Each ,  Subs: $15.00 for 4 issues to
Julianne McKinney, Electronic Surveillance Project, 921 Pleasant Street, Assoc
of Nat'l Security Alumni Des Moines, IA 50309
(23 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.

%Title:  GHOST TRACKERS NEWSLETTER: The Official Paranormal Publication of the
         Ghost Research Society  Volume 11  Issue 3  October 1992
%Descr:  About the finding, and recording the presence of whatever it
         is that many people call Ghosts.
Articles on recording ghosts, using an intriguing combination of tape
recorders and Ouija boards, and photographing them at Gothic cathedrals.
Unfortunately, there were no reprints of the photos.  General pieces on the
paranormal and some fiction, which wasn't labelled as such and which I first
thought was some flowery rendition of a first-hand account.  Plus lots of
book reviews and upcomming events of the GRS.
Good reporting on the subject from the believers' point of view.
%Info:   $5.00 Each ,  Subs: $12.00 for 3 issues to
Dale Kaczmarek, Ghost Research Society, P.O. Box 205,  Oak Lawn, IL 60454-0205
(31 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  GOD'S LOVE: The Envelope of the Soul's Ultimate Light. December, 1992
%Descr:  Dense, very dense.  I'm probably failing to understand this
         completely, but I think that Women are spiritual beings, Men
         are beings of corruption and sex (corruption and sex might
         be the same thing) and that Jesus was the first Androgyn
         that will allow women into a plane where men are not needed.
"So also is the resurrection of the dead.  It is sown in corruption: (Sun
Seed) it is raised in incorruption (The Immaculate Conception), _where woman
needs not a man!!!_ (She crystalized Jesus Body into a church, a rock, a
stone he builds his church upon in the temple of the soul, the atrium of
God.  The Alter of God on Earth, is within the body of man.                 "It is sewn in dishonor:  It is raised in Glory:  It is sewn in weakness
(Sex) it is raised in Power (Spririt)!!!"
Got it?  I hope so.
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
Dr. Julia Gonzalez, 4790 Jackson Street, Apartment #219 Rvierside, CA 92503
(9 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/no ads.

%Title:  HEADLINES  Issue 25
%Descr:  Bulletin of that most "Bob"-like of churches, the 1st Mobile
         Church of Bay Hill.
"Bob" sightings;  the bridge named after the SubGenius Messiah;  Arnold
Palmer as the Satanic agent of bleeding head disco soccer;  clues to X-day
events in a retrospect on college football coach Bobby Dobbs;  "Bob's"
near-death experience at the hands of the Nazis;  the pink conspiracy in
Orlando;  Bush/Dahmer in '92 and SubGenii zine reviews.
If you need more slack, then you need this zine.
%Info:   $2.00 Each ,  Subs: $ 5.00 for 3 issues to
Dave Mitchell, 1st Mobile Church of Bay Hill, PO Box 5094,  Winter Park, FL
32793-5094
(12 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  HOLY TEMPLE OF MASS CONSUMPTION  Issue 14  Februrary 1993
%Descr:  The spirit of "Bob" lives online.  Like _Factsheet Five_ and
         _Practical Anarchy_, HToMC exists as both a print zine and
         ezine.
Issue #14 reprints the Bay Area Skeptics rundown of Psychic Predictions for
1992 that didn't come close to reality.  There's the infamous "Save the
Aliens" flyer and weird news from the Talking Heads.  #13 has Fundie Xtian
failures and a great anti-Bush rant.  All issues have comix reviews, "Bob"
sightings, Ren & Stimpy news, and convention and rave listings.
A very slackful source guide.  Back issues are at quartz.rutgers.edu
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
[e-mail] , PO Box 3094,  Raleigh, NC 27622
(10 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads. email [e-mail]

%Title:  INFOCULT: The Journal of Strange Information  Volume 1  Issue 3  1991
%Descr:  Very strange information, indeed.
InfoCult, while not a cult in of itself, takes on several in this issue of
weird religions.  The strangest, by far, is the connections between UFOs and
the Nation of Islam.  In his autobiography, Malcom X describes a visitation
in his cell, and one could apply aspects of that visitation with the Men In
Black phenomenon.  Then there was Louis Farrakhan's ride in a UFO that later
helped defend Libya against U.S. raids.  Also, psychedelic Jesus freaks who
contend that psycheldelics without Jesus are Satanic, personal accounts of
being an altar boy and smoking dope with the Rastafarians, murderous cult
leaders, Crowley, Criswell, Krishnas and more.
Worship within the Cult of Information, or be lost in the strangling
darkness of The Conspiracy, forever!
%Info:   $2.00 Each ,  Subs: $ 9.00 for 4 issues to
Johnny Walsh, P.O. Box 3124,  East Hampton, NY 11937
(12 Pages/T/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  INSTAURATION  Volume 17  Issue 9  August, 1992
%Descr:  Well-researched news, articles and opinions on the subject
         of race politics.  The writers of Instauration are obviously
         educated and well-read.
Two articles of historical revision are sure to make you question what you
think racial politics in America.  The lead article is about Negro soldiers
and American Indian officers in the Confederate Army.  The second is about
how almost one third of all lynchings done in America from 1882 to 1970 were
against white people.  Nietzsche, Darwin, miscegenation and decadence;  plus
news, letters and articles on many more subjects.
Instauration is the intellectual vanguard of the Aryan movement.
%Info:   $4.00 Each ,  Subs: $30.00 for 12 issues to
Howard Allen, Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc., Box 76,  Cape Canaveral, FL
32920
(28 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  NATIONAL VANGUARD: Toward a New Consciousness; a New Order; a New
%Descr:  People.  Issue 112  Februrary, 1992
         A glossy, well-produced zine of Aryan thought.
The lead editorial is not what most people would expect from an Aryan zine,
as it condemned the Gulf "War" as an act of mass murder.  There's an article
on the statistics of incidents of STDs and AIDS among the Black and White
communities in America.  Another article quotes from the _Jewish Chronicle_
on how some 100 Orthodox Jews attacked the home of a 5-year-old girl who was
molested by an Orthodox Jew.  They called for the expulstion of the girl's
family for reporting the crime to the police.  The cover story is about the
dumbing-down of universities through affirmative action programs.  "Forced
equality and excellence cannot coexist."
%Info:   $2.50 Each ,  Subs: $12.00 for 6 issues to
William Pierce, National Vanguard Books, PO Box 330,  Hillsboro, WV 24946
(24 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.

%Title:  NEXUS: New Times  Volume 2  Issue 5  Nomvember 1991
%Descr:  One of the better collections of information from the
         fringes of reason.
This issue of Nexus contains an article on what is certainly the Grand
Unified Conspiracy;  the penultimate bulldada;  the Holy Grail of secret
history;  it's more complex and far-reaching than The Shaver Mystery, the
King Kill to the 33rd Degree theory on the Kennedy assassination, and the
works of R. A. Wilson, William S. Burroughs and Umberto Eco combined.  It's
the Philadelphia Experiment and it involves John von Neumann (the original
architect of today's sequential methods of computer processing), T. Townsend
Brown (who built a functional flying saucer), President Franklin Roosevelt,
Dr. Nikola Tesla (who may still be alive), the Grey and non-Grey aliens,
time travel, the Krupps family and IT&T, the $10 billion in missing Nazi
gold, Wilhelm Reich and orgone energy, Stealth Bombers, the missing
children, 23 U.S. military bases, teleportation, invisibility, alien mind
control technology, aliens from the Pleiades, age regression, soul transfer,
orgasm drugs, mind amplification and the UFO crashes at Roswell NM.
Whew.
Plus information on "The Opal File," an Australian equivalent to The
Gemstone File, but dealing with CIA experiments with subliminal television
in New Zealand and Australia.  The great fluoride hoax, yowies (Australian
Big Foot), US Air Force handbooks on UFO's and a lot more.
One mindblowing magazine.  Note:  I've given the price for an overseas
subscription.
%Info:   $6.50 Each ,  Subs: $35.00 for 6 issues to
Duncan Roads, Nexus Magazine, C/O Post Office,  Mapleton  Queensland,    4560
Australia
(76 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  NOTES FROM THE HANGAR: Quarterly Journal of the National UFO Museum
%Descr:  Volume 1  Issue 3  December 1991
         Lots of interesting and, best of all, credible UFO
         information.
Except for Ruth A. Leedy's "Arguments For A Hollow Earth" (which relied on
too much on limited bits of old data, much like Fundie Xtians and their
single Bible quotes), this issue is made up of a lot of great data.  William
Fuller presents an interesting riddle, how come many ancient cartographics
were able to accurately map Antartica?  There's a guide to the infamous Area
51.  And, in an early case history of UFO's and agricultural products, the
account of UFO sightings in the 20's and 30's in Queensland and how they
relate to some 15,000 missing pineapples.  Plus news about the Museum, ads, reviews and contacts.
One of the better UFO zines.
%Info:   $4.95 Each ,  Subs: $25.00 for 4 issues to
The National UFO Museum, 150 N. Center St., Suite 223 Reno, NV 89501-1603
(60 Pages/D/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.

%Title:  ORVOTRON: East Coast Power Point Transformation Updates June, 1992
%Descr:  "Our main focus is...to keep people informed and therefore
         alive until this cycled event occurs."  The cycled event
         being the Photon Light Cloud, the full extent of which is
         due before 1997.
Some 5,000 years ago evil beings (aliens, perhaps) descended upon the Earth
and proceded, in their subtle ways, to enslave humanity.  Some of the
alien-run institutions include the Church and the IRS.  The enslavement will
lead to death, or worse, by 1997.  But, there is hope!
World-Wide Unification under the command of Ashtar and a fine web of energy
lines will change the planet to Divine Essence of White Light.
I wondered how IRS agents could be so inhumanly evil at times.
%Info:    Each ,  Subs: $30.00 for 6 issues to
Judith Wells, Route 2, Box 309B Vilas, NC 28692
(20 Pages/D/JP)
No trades/no ads. email BBS 704-297-5973

%Title:  POLITICALLY INCORRECT  Volume 1  Issue 7  August 23, 1991
%Descr:  OK, it's old, but it really fits in with this category.  I
         don't know what PI is 'normally' like.
PI presents thumbnail sketches of, and lists books about, known secret
societies.  I know that's an oxymoron, as truly secret societies wouldn't be
known, but as the author writes, "Since I value my sanity and my life, I
will not here write of Really secret societies."  From the lost continents
of Atlantis and Mu to the Freemasons, Illuminati, IRA, Trilateral
Commission, Multinational Oil Companies, the Mafia (Morte Alla Francia
Italia Anela [Death to the French is Italy's cry.]) and every other famous
secret society and conspiracy around.  Plus "Bob" and the number 23.
This and The Little Black Book should get you going on the wonderful world
of weird.
%Info:   $2.00 Cash Each  to
Politically Incorrect, Box 170  400 N. High St.,  Columbus, OH 43215
(31 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  RESEARCHER: An independent newsletter of revisionist historiography &
         radical tradition  Volume 3  Issue 10
%Descr:  News and opinion on racial issues.
"If I were a negro I would be ashamed unto my innter being by the sight of
so obvious a token as Clarence 'Long Dong Silver' Thomas."  Thomas is also
portrayed as "another dutiful beauracratic monkey in a suit, as vacuous as a
Thorazine-loaded mongoloid."  Plus gloating over the African-Jewish conflict
in New York City, abortion as a disaster for the Nordic race, television as
an anti-Nordic and anti-Christian tool, news, satire and George Hennard and
the number 23.
Well-written and opinionated views.
%Info:   $3.00 Each ,  Subs: $30.00 for 12 issues to
Michael Hoffman II, Wiswell Ruffin House, PO Box 236,  Dresden, NY 14441
(8 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/no ads.

%Title:  RESONANCE: Newsletter of the Bioelectromagnetics SIG of Mensa  Issue
         25  January 1993
%Descr:  "The purpose of _Resonance_ is to review scientific
         literature dealing with the subject of bioelectromagnetics;
         that is, the interaction between electric and/or magnetic
         fields and living organisms, and related topics."
Issue #25 begins a thirteen-part reprint of the Napa Sentinel's 1991 series
of articles on government experimentation with electronic and non-electronic
forms of mind control.  This series was named as one of Project Censor's top
ten under-reported stories of 1991.  At this point in the reprint series,
most of the torture is in the form of drugs (especially LSD) and more
typical methods of brainwashing, such as hanging naked people upside-down
until they cooperate.  I'm looking forward to members' comments on the
electronic techniques used in Project Slammer (cf. _Electronic Surveillance
Project_).  Also presented is U.S. Patent #3,773,049 a.k.a. LIDA, an
aparatus used in Soviet and Western mind-control experiments.  A schematic
is provided, in case you need to build one at home.
Plus news on abstracts in five languages (English, French, German, Georgian
and Urdu) available from issue #23 on.
Issue #24 continues where #23 left off, reprinting an article from _Full
Disclosure_ on Project Pandora and remote mind-control technology.  This
part of the article covers how microwaves are used, how FEMA was ready to
use microwave weapons against nebulously defined 'terrorists,' and, in the
largest known case of government electronic torture, the effects of
microwave weapons on the women at Greenham Common.
Heady, and frightening stuff.  A working knowledge of biology and magnetics
helps.
%Info:   $4.00 Each ,  Subs: $15.00 for 4 issues to
Judy Wall, Mensa BEM SIG, P.O. Box 69,  Sumterville, FL 33585
(23 Pages/D/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  ROOM 101 REVISITED  Issue 36  August, 1992
%Descr:  Discordian rants and new conspiracies from the author of
         "The Illuminoids"
Issue #36 departs from the "Bob"-laden contents of the prior 5 issues for a
serious look at police brutality in Albuquerque, which had 10 cases of
police killing 'suspects.'  With a population of 382,000 that ranks
Albuquerque pretty high up there in per-capita police murders.  There's also
an article linking the Men In Black phenonmenon to the Kennedy assassination
and Watergate.  Could MIB's have stolen the Gemstone file?  Plus cows
listening to Elvis and subversion in Sunday Schools.  Prior issues dealt
with Dobbshead sightings, bloviation as the key to Slack, "Bob's" secret
number, SubGenius cosmology and "Bob" in the Cosmos.
The scary thing is that he's probably right.
%Info:   SASE Each  to
Neal Wilgus, Juxtipedia Press, P.O. Box 25771,  Albuquerque, NM 87125
(2 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  ROSES: The Message of Our Lady and Our Lord to Veronica Lueken October
         6, 1992
%Descr:  The latest news from heaven, conveyed directly to Veronic
         Lueken from The Virgin Mary.
The news this time is the imminent emergence of the Antichrist, precipitated
by the assassination of Pope John Paul II.  The message about the pope was
delivered by a polaroid photograph.  "A standard procedure has been
established by Heaven for each vigil.  Veronica holds three blessed candles,
and three designated workers each snap three photographs.  The end result is
always miraculous."  The picture shows what looks like a neon picture of a
man holding a gun and two "Ps" and an "8".  The interpretation, "The 2 'Ps'
stand for: the Pope and prayer.  The '8' represents the priesthood or the
Holy Eucharist.  The meaning now is quite evident.  Unless we pray (P) - and
pray hard - for the life and safety of John Paul II (P,8), the satanic plans
will achieve its cursed objective:  the brutal and violent end to the life
of the beloved Vicar of Christ."                                            Always wear your Scapular!
%Info:    Each ,  Subs: $ 1.00 for life to
Veronica Lueken, Our Lady of the Roses, P.O. Box 52,  Bayside, NY 11361
(4 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  SATAN'S, WORD OF LUCIFER: Poetry from B. Q. Voltair   March 1992
%Descr:  This isn't a zine, but we thought that we'd share this with
         you.
Mr. Voltair, according to his letter to Hudson, "[is] a prisoner at
Bridgewater State Hosp. for the criminally insane...they won't release me
because they think I'm a danger, to everyone, on the Earth, with my
blasphemous, blasphemies, of blasphemous truth about Santa Claus."
Mr. Voltair sent seven poems.  Except for "The Clowns and The Fools," almost
every line of them starts with "I am," have a lot of commas and contain one
or more of the following words:  Lucifer, Devil, Evil, God, Satan, Bible,
Jesus, Beelzebub, Santa, Lord, 666.
I've arbitrarily titled his work by the first poem in the bunch.  Here is an
exerpt from "Satan's, word of Lucifer"
"I am Satan's, words of Evil;
I cause guilt and fear,
I am the, Evil, words, in the, Devil's book;
I am lies, you do not hear.
"I am Satan's, words of Evil;
I make it hard to think,
I was created, by the lies, of Satan;
I am why you drink."
Mr. Voltair seems willing to have his works published for either $1,000,000
or a copy of the zine.
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
B. Q. Voltair, M.C.I. Bridgewater, 20 Administration Road,  Bridgewater, MA
02324
(7 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/no ads.

%Title:  STEAMSHOVEL PRESS: Caries, Cabals, Conspiracies!  Issue 5  Summer,
%Descr:  1992
         Well researched and well documented information about
         popular conspiracies.
Issue number 5 has great interviews with Mark Lane, Kerry Thornley, Jim
Marrs and Dick Gregory about the Kennedy Assassination conspiracies.  Mr.
Lane, the author of "Plausible Denial" and "Rush To Judgement" was the
Liberty Lobby's lawyer in their case against E. Howard Hunt.  He was able to
convince a jury that Hunt was indeed part of a conspiracy to kill Kennedy.
Kerry Thornley, one of the authors of "Principia Discordia," talks about his
relationship (or lack thereof) with Oswald, MKUltra and Nazi breeding
experiments.  Jim Marrs, author of "Crossfire," talks about Jim Garrison's
investigations and the secret government.  Dick Gregory talks about
disseminating information and connections between the assassination of
Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
But even more chilling than all that are two articles on more recent
nefarious activities.  Tim Wheeler writes about David Duke's connections
with the intelligence community and his amazing ability to avoid being
convicted of crimes.  The most frightening piece of all is by John Robert
Martin on the staged assassination attempts on Ford and Reagan.  Essentially
Reagan replayed the Kennedy assassination, but survived to become, in the
public mind, a new Kennedy or even a new Christ.  How convenient that
Hinckley attacked (or was programmed to attack) around Easter.  Within the
context of secret governments that experiment in electronic and drug-induced
coercion, the scenario is all too plausible.
All that, plus a story about Gerald L.K. Smith, an American Nazi from the
30's who got into the tourist business;  Robert A. Wilson on Santa Cruz's
over-broad anti-discrimination laws;  G.J. Drupey on alternative AIDS cures
and how the government would rather not admit to their effectiveness;  Roy
Lisker on Chomsky's language systems;  Jim Keith on the origins of UFO's and
X. Sharks DeSpot on UFO's as disinfotainment;  and book reviews.            Issue number 4, which may still be available, has an interview with Abbie
Hoffman's brother;  the roles played by George Bush and Richard Nixon in the
Kennedy assassination;  Black Holes and the Trilateral Commission (second
only to the Philadelphia Experiment in _Nexus_ in the mind-blowing
category);  Walter Alter on multiple TV's and maximum human information
throughput;  Jim Keith on his attempts to collate and verify all the
manifold versions of the Gemstone File;  G.J. Krupey on AIDS as biological
warfare;  plus the nature of conspiracies, California prison abuse, Reich
and Einstein and more book reviews.
An awesome conpendium of conspiracies and allied data.  Get it!
%Info:   $5.00 Each ,  Subs: $20.00 for 4 issues to
Kenn Thomas, 5927 Kingsbury,  St. Louis, MO 63112
(60 Pages/S/JP)
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%Title:  THE FRANKLIN'S WORLD SENTINEL 4 September 92
%Descr:  "One day, while I was hiking up in the mountains near
         Montyzuma, a spirit came to me and told me to write this
         book in 'zine form -- all for Saint Ryan White!  A Testament
         to HOPE!"
B.L. Franklin has been declared God by the media.  New Jerusalem is a ski
resort in Colorado.  Saint Ryan White is the way to the King of Kings.
Meanwhile, alcohol causes 75% of violent crime and the minimum wage is
brutally low, term limits are the way to go and God *demands* equal rights
for homosexuals.
Of all the people who talk to, or claim to be God, B.L. Franklin is the only
one preaching peace, compassion and cross-county skiing.
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
B.L. Franklin, 58 West Ferry, #7 Lexington Place Detroit, MI 48202
(4 Pages/S/JP)
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%Title:  THE GEIS LETTER: Thought Crime, Dogmacide, and Intellectual Heresy
%Descr:  Issue 12  Februrary, 1993
         A zine of holocaust-revisionism (and proud of it) that is
         evolving to a personal zine.
This issue has a simpler format.  Most of the contents is news about the
legal troubles of Randall Weaver (who held off Federal Marshalls in a seige
last year) and the publisher's impending operation.  Plus letters and
thoughts on Clinton.
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
Richard Geis, PO Box 11408,  Portland, OR 97211
(8 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/no ads.

%Title:  THE HAMMER OF TRUTH: An Official Publication of the National
%Descr:  Cynicratic Party  Issue 19  12/26/92
         Jimmy Zero must be a Republican who found "Bob"  There is no
         other explanation.
#18 has football games of the future will be played in civil courts.  Sorta
like what computer companies do today.  An open letter to Spike Lee about
the AIDS conspiracy.  More stupid political limericks and a Wanted Poster
for Barbie's crimes against feminism.
#19 has a plan for making the Clinton administration 'look like America' by
giving cabinet appointees two week terms.   "Let's suppose you're a fat,
left-handed, homeless, female, homosexual Eskimo.  Then you are perfect
Cabinet material."
The open letter is to the mayor of Boulder, CO and has an application test
to help cure Boulder's malady of "Too Many Rich White Guys."
More dippy limericks.
Just what is it with Texas?
%Info:   SASE Each  to
Jimmy Zero, General Delivery,  Gainseville, TX 76240      USA
(7 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/no ads.

%Title:  THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK  Issue 1  Februrary, 1993
%Descr:  A listing of hundreds of 'fringe' publications and
         organizations.
Paul Rydeen, who used to publish the funny "Field Trip," has compiled a
comprehensive listing of groups left out of Ivan Stang's "High Weirdness by
Email."  No reviews of publications are given, and the only clues are the
categories in which they are placed and their names, but as one is risking
all of one stamp, the informaation presented is sufficient.  Categories
include Astronauts Who Founder Their Own 'Religion,'  Christian Extremes,
Essenes,  Fortean Researchers,  Orgone,  Radionics and Psychotronics,
Schizophrenics,  Smart Drugs,  Tesla,  Unpopular Cosmologies and Zion
Bashers.  Paul also provides tips for ensuring contacts and pleas for
understanding.
An extensive listing of important information about the fringe.
%Info:   $5.00 Each  to
Paul Rydeen, VIVO, P.O. Box 537  VAMC,  Tuskegee, AL 36083
(18 Pages/D/JP)
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%Title:  THE MISSING LINK  Issue 114  March, 1992
%Descr:  First-hand reports of UFO contacts, abductions, encounters
         and channellings.
Much of #114 is taken up with the controversy of a being that identifies
itself as TRO and claims to be an alien opertative.  Further investigation
points to the TRO letters as being yet another government disinformation
campaign.  A Soviet UFO encounter and an interview with a Russian UFO
expert.  Pictures of something that fell from the sky which looks, to me,
more like an old communications satellite than anything from an alien
culture.
#113 has much information on the Giant Rock gatherings that started in the
late fifties and continue today.  While there are several genuine reading
cases of contact, there is too much New Age channelling and guru-ism for my
taste.  I do not doubt the sincerity of the channellors, nor do I dismiss
channelling as a method of communicating with something that is beyond
humanity, I just find it hard to accept direct mind-to-mind communications
between two very different cultures without a lot more 'traditional'
inter-action first.
A mixture of good information with the overly gullable.
%Info:   $2.95 Each ,  Subs: $20.00 for 12 issues to
Aileen Garoutte, UFOCCI, 3001 S. 288th St.,  Federal Way, WA 98003
(28 Pages/S/JP)
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%Title:  THE MOORISH SCIENCE MONITOR Winter, 1993
%Descr:  The Pacific Northwest edition of the floating zine of the
         new, multi-media Sufis:  The Moorish Orthodox Church.
The Manifesto of The Black Thorn League, an obscure branch of the Masons.
These were the so-called Black Masons whose leader was Noble Drew Ali.
Among their heresies was the inclusion of the Celts among the Asiatic races.
The MOC has concluded that the Irish are Persian.  Antero Alli gives us the
initiation into the three stages of fun.  Why the 19th century never ended
and why Sufis should stay drunk.  Plus Mykel And & Elizabeth Was on
Hypermedia, meet the Moors, MOC news, letters and the great collages.
Bring the Jubilee into being!
%Info:   $4.00 Each  to
James Koehnline, Autonomedia, P.O. Box 85777,  Seattle, WA 98145-1777
(60 Pages/D/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  THE PATRIOT REVIEW: Defending the Republic  Volume 6  Issue 3
%Descr:  November, 1992
         News on the struggle for a Christian Republic.
Mostly bad news.  States forcing children to attend state schools, despite
the tradition and effectiveness of home-schooling.  Lots of news about IRS
and other government agencies seizing the property of alledged citizens.
There's news about a government defeat in a seizure case (an unfortunately
rare event) and some tips on how to avoid such an incident.  Plus Bo Gritz.
The CPA also publishes a huge catalog of books on subjects you won't find at
Crown Books.
Scary, and timely news about government repression of people who hold
controversial views.
%Info:   $4.00 ? Each ,  Subs: $24.00 for 12 issues to
Christian Patriot Association, PO Box 905,  Sandy, OR 97055
(16 Pages/T/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/takes ads.

%Title:  THE PROJECT: Dedicated to Identifying the Nature of the Ruling Class
%Descr:  Conspiracy  Volume 9  Issue 2  Summer 1992
         Partly a zine, mostly a catalog for the books they sell, The
         Project presents fascinating data on a variety of
         ruling-class conspiracies. Primary information revolves
         around the secret machinizations of overt and covert organs
         of the British Empire (including Masons) and The Vatican.
Departing somewhat from their usual concern, this issue of The Project sheds
some light on some of the popular conspiracies making their way through the
African American community.  "Few conspiracy theorists would dispute the
nearly universal Black conspiracy theory that the Judeo-Masonic conspiracy
to rule the world descends from the Egyptian Occult Theocracy."  And
identifying the "'White dominated' Council on Foreign Relations as the
'public face' of the conspiracy.  Black conspiracy theorists uniformly
suspect that AIDS is an artificial disease specifically designed by the
White Power Structure to destroy people of color and that crack cocaine is
purposely allowed to flood the Black-Hispanic ghettos."  The Project
theorizes that racism is but a tool of the Judeo-Masonic/Royalist
conspiracy, and not necessarily its ultimate goal.
Their catalog includes many of the so-called Black conspiracy books, along
with many others dealing with Masonic, Vatican, Neo-British Empire and a
variety of other subjects.
The Project is *the* source of detailed information about The Conspiracy.
%Info:   $2.00 (?) Each  to
A-albionic Research, P.O. Box 20273,  Ferndale, MI 48220
(28 Pages/S/JP)
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%Title:  THE RATIONAL FEMINIST  Volume 6  Issue 2  Spring 1992
%Descr:  A *very* different viewpoint from within the Aryan movement,
         The Rational Femminist focuses on, but is not exclusively
         about, the rights of women, children and animals.
         Send an SASE to inquire about *qualifying* for discount or
         free prisoner subscriptions, which are at the editor's
         discretion.
Much of this issue of TRF is taken up by a reprint of a series from 1988 on
the Trilateral Commission and its iron lock on American Politics.  While
none of the information presented is new to me, it is a good starting point
for those interested in this infamous group of the power elite.  Also
reprinted, but often illegible, is an essay on Jesus as a political
activist.  Plus musings on the awful veal industry, euthanasia, abortion as
racial suicide, the innate ugliness of humanity, and Kathy Metzger.  There's
also health tips and contacts.
A unique perspective.
%Info:   $3.00 Each ,  Subs: $15.00 for 4 issues to
Molly Gill, PO Box 28253  Kenneth City Stn,  St. Petersburg, FL 33709
(16 Pages/L/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  THE SKEPTIC  Volume 6  Issue 6  December 1992
%Descr:  Taking the skeptical view of anomolous events and guillable
         trends.
This issue debunks cold fusion, the 'miracle' of Ann Moore (who alledgedly
fasted for several years), ball lightning and acupuncture.
%Info:   L4.50 Each ,  Subs: $40.00 for 6 issues to
Dr. Steve Donnelly, The Skeptic, PO Box 475,  Manchester,    M60 2TH    U.K.
(28 Pages/A4/JP)
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%Title:  THE SOUTHERN NATIONAL NEWSLETTER: Dedicated to States' Rights and the
         Republic of Dixie  Volume 14  Issue 1  Winter, 1992
%Descr:  Concered with how and why the Republic of Dixie should be
         formed as a Christian State.
Comparissons between the South and Ukraine in their respective struggles for
total independence.  A variety of tactics and resources are presented to
further the cause of Secession, including the works of Thomas Paine and
Sergey Nechayev.  The fundamental principles of a Christian state are
detailed, including the rights and responsibilities of the citizenry.  Plus
more articles, letters, newsclips and questions that would seriously
embarrass a school teacher.
A powerful document on political warfare.
%Info:    Each ,  Subs: $12.50 for 4 issues to
Southern National Party, P.O. Box 18214,  Memphis, TN 38181
(20 Pages/L/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  THE WHITE EAGLE: For Welsh Independence  Issue 4
%Descr:  "TWE is a Welsh political journal which fights for Welsh
         Nationhood.  We consider the only way to ensure the survival
         of Wales, her culture, language and identity is an
         independent Welsh Nation.
         "Our ultimate aim is a federation of the True European
         Nations, from Brittany to Croatia, Scotland to Ukraine.  A
         such, we totally reject the current European States which
         are firmly based on imperialism."
These might be good, if bloody times for the cause of European
self-determination.  TWE, however, covers news about people you may have
thought to be completely assimilated, if you heard of them at all.  There's
an interview with Strollad Broadel Breizh, the Nationalist Party of Breton,
covering the group's history and goals.  Welsh history, news,  how land
would be re-distributed after English-built cities in Wales are destroyed
and a plan to replace police with community deputies.
An eloquent call for self-determination.  I hope an independent Wales does
away with those God-awful British Postal codes.
%Info:   1.00L Each  to
The White Eagle, P.O. Box 299,  Cardiff,    CF2 3XQ    Wales
(12 Pages/A4/JP)
No trades/submissions OK/takes ads.

%Title:  THREE L1 REVELATIONS: Convocations of L1 communique materials.
%Descr:  February 1992
         "To tide the concerned and the curious over until
         publication of THE WAR BIBLE, BOOK ONE, we here present 3
         convocations of L1 communique material."  The communiques
         are 'Life is War, War is Life' 'Pagan Atheism, Atheist
         Paganism' and 'Fascist Aesthetic, Aesthetic Fascism'
In the first communique we are told how peace is the ultimate tyrranny, the
god of the inept and the inebriated, the stagnant cesspool of dreary
submission.  Equality is a prison, a forced mediocrity.  Love is not
democratic.
In the second communique the usefulness and effectiveness of ritual is
demonstrated, while all gods are renounced as a waste of time and energy.
The third communique is a manifesto against laziness, stupidity and
mediocrity.  "ONLY WITH DISCIPLINE AND DETERMINATION WILL HEAVEN ON EARTH BE
REACHED."  The useless will be discarded.
"You ARE right, and the entire world IS wrong."
%Info:   $6.00 CASH Each  to
C.O.W.A.N., P.O. Box 15,  Altadena, CA 91003
(16 Pages/D/JP)
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%Title:  TRANSMISSIONARY PROGRESS REPORT: The Temple of The Holy O-Scope  Issue
         2
%Descr:  How one person found "Bob" and activated his third nostril
         by meditating on an oscilloscope.
Details just how an O-Scope can help YOU!  Aiiii-yada-yada-yada Praise
"Bob!!"  Lots of comix and collage's about copping some much-needed slack
while performing one's slavework for The Conspiracy, roommates from hell,
alien furries, the Outhouse effect and random violence.
Dobbs-approved bulldada.
%Info:   $3.00 Each  to
Dr. Agon, P.O. Box  1282,  Fort Collins, CO 80522
(41 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/no ads.

%Title:  TRASH CITY  Issue 11
%Descr:  A trash kultur zine that should appeal to the zombies for
         "Bob."
Reprints from "Instruction and Advice for the Young Bride" an anti-sex
manual from 1894.  "GIVE LITTLE, GIVE SELDOM AND ABOVE ALL, GIVE GRUDGINGLY.
Otherwise what could have been a proper marriage could become an orgy of
sexual lust."  10 steps to acheiving slack at work.  American Excess, from
the homeless to ads for animated Bible videos and Toxic Crusader cartoons.
A review of an amazing art installation, Visions of Japan.  An interview
with Manfred Jelinski, who produced the "Nekromantik" movies.  Yow, we're
only half way through!  Zine reivews, Heavy Metal (the film), comix and
manga, Klaus Kinski, Big Music, Chinese and Italian B movies and, finally,
"Bob" himself.
One stop shopping for your trash fix.
%Info:   $3.00 Each  to
Jim McLennan, Forbidden Planet, 7 Tummons Gardens, South Norwood Hill London,
SE25 6BD   U.K.
(48 Pages/A5/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.

%Title:  TSUJIGIRI  Issue 1  August, 1992
%Descr:  Eastern Orthodox Discordianism?!?  You bet!
It's Malcalypse the Elder meeting Buddha, and how many of them can dance
around a zen Koan?  "The Flesh of the Gods is Blue"  Meeting one's guru at
Rocky Horror.  The Church of the SubGenius as the Left Hand Path of
Discordianism.  Synchronicity and Erisian fables in the Vedas.
A Discordian zine that is definitely out there.
%Info:   The Usual Each  to
Greg Carden, 7216 Briarcliff Drive,  Springfield, VA 22153
(5 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/no ads.

%Title:  UFO'S, LSD AND ME.
%Descr:  An entertaining one-shot about the author's contacts with
         aliens (although he isn't too sure about the closest
         encounter as he was under the influence of LSD), conspiracy
         talk radio shows at 2 a.m., making no-budget SciFi flicks in
         High School, meeting Jesus in Ojai and life, such as it was,
         in Fresno in the the early Eighties.  This is a highly
         amusing read with many glimpses of truth into the UFO
         movement and the government disinformation campaign.
Funny and enlightening, you can't ask for much more.
%Info:   $3.00 CASH Each  to
Adam Gorightly, Infinity Limited Press, PO Box 1475,  Oakhurst, CA 93644
(30 Pages/S/JP)
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%Title:  WHITE LIGHTS: Devoted to the Spirit of the White Race  Issue 1
%Descr:  _White Lights_ deals with subjects considered heretical,
         even within the Aryan Movement.
Victor Noble's solutions for freeing the White Race from the strangle-hold
of the Jews involve a fascinating mix of eugenics, yoga, Christianity and
the Holy Grail, and communication with beings from more advanced
civilizations to produce Nietzsche's Ubermensch.  The guiding historical
figures are Charlemagne (a possible Overman) and Jesus.  "Hitler's fatal
mistake was his rejection of Christianity."  Information about the root- and
sub-races of humanity is reminiscent of Madam Blatavasky.  More information
about conciousness and identity are provided by Hitheryon House, and of
Yashua and the Time Arks come from A.T.A. Base.  Plus "Lucifer's Lexicon"
and Ace Backwords.
Fascinating data.
%Info:   $2.00 Each  to
Victor Noble, PO Box 17231,  Philadelphia, PA 19105
(36 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/takes ads.

%Title:  WOULD YOU BELIEVE?: The Controversial Phenomena Magazine  Issue 39
%Descr:  Winter 91/92
         Like the _F_ or _Blue Ryder_ of publications on the fringes
         of reason, W.Y.B. reprints choice articles, from a variety
         of sources, about UFOs and related topics.
Reprints from _FATE_ on censoring sightings and Canadian UFOs; Aztec
calender stone decoded; Alternative 3 from _Delve_; the purposes of Pine Gap
from _Notes from the Hangar_; even Bo Gritz(!) as a believer in UFOs, but he
exposes Willaim Cooper as a charlatan.  That, and more.
A good collection of exerpts from so-called fringe magazines.
%Info:   $3.25 Each ,  Subs: $12.00 for 4 issues to
Armand , W.Y.B. Publications, HC 80 Box 156,  Marshall, AR 72650
(25 Pages/S/JP)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.