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Acknowledgments
I would like to thank Duncan Roads, the editor and publisher of Nexus
magazine, for his tireless efforts to bring to light many of the stories of
suppression and chicanery that have inhibited the progress of the human
race and endangered the very survival of the planet. Nexus, in the company
of other great magazines like Exposure, Probe, Steamshovel Press, and
Perceptions, is essential reading for anyone concerned with exposing the
Big Lies . . . and the little ones. In a world where common sense is considered
radical, Nexus continues to publish information about the development
of new and non-polluting technologies, and bravely champions
independent thinking, provocative ideas, and feasible solutions. Many of
the articles in this book were either first published or reprinted in Nexus.
I would also like to thank the good people at the Auckland Institute of
Technology in New Zealand for granting me the resources to research,
edit and publish an early "trial" version of this book for the New Zealand
market. Without their help and encouragement, their financial support,
and their willingness to entertain controversy in the interests of getting the
truth out, this book would not have been published.
Much thanks to my publisher, Rudy Shur, for his patience, and his faith
in this project. There are very few publishers—if any—in the world today
with a list as consistently good and as consistently helpful as his, and it is
an honor to be counted among his authors and his friends.
There are literally hundreds of people who helped to bring this book
into existence, directly or indirectly. They know who they are and that I
am eternally grateful for the work they've done. I would like to publicly
remember my teachers, Charles Shulman, Richard Alpert, Sy Jacobi and
Leonard Orr, as well as my friends, my first grade teacher Mrs. Poole, my
father, whose 1948 discovery linking smoking and heart disease was
ignored by the AMA, Stuart Troy, and Wilf Brinsbury. Wilf's encyclopedic
knowledge of alternative energy is matched only by his enthusiasm.