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The Answer Vol 1 Issue 1 February, 1996: What does this mean? Zines have future dates, but *my* birthday? What is the question? What's all this weird ass astrology that doesn't look like any other astrology? What's with all the percentages that don't add up to 100? What are all the connections that don't seem to connect? How much is the really vague references to other people, and how much to the author himself? What's up with "Carol used to call me. I was doing therapy? I was being crucified, 4-43-100." Just what is _The Answer_?
$2.50 Each to Don Stevens, PO Box 300365, Escondido, CA 92030-0365 (11 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/
Anticryptographa 797: An Anti-Codebook: "4666 Bytes of Blasphemy & Liberation in Image, Word & Gnosis." In other words, page after page tweaked-out collages dealing with Heavy Magick.
I think to understand where this is coming from, one would have to read a lot of Crowley and other Thelemic literature and do a lot of methamphetamines. But that still won't help decipher the handwritting.
$13.31 Each to Rev. Adtrian Cain, 1800 Market Street #47, San Francisco, CA 94102 (44 Pages/D/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/Age Statement.
Battle Cry Sounding: This Is The Year of God's Rage !!! Issue 129 May, 1995: _Battle Cry Sounding_ is one of several titles sent to us from Aggressive Christianity Mission Training Corps. The key word here is aggressive, as the organization is patterned after the military, members are ranked and there is a great deal of militaristic language and metaphor mixed in with the usual bits of scripture. But don't think that militarism means anti-feminist - as ACMT is equal opportunity.
This quarter's package came with a great anti-TV rant "Kill your TV."
Very popular in Nigeria.
free Each to Aggressive Christianity Missions, PO Box 90, Berino, NM 88024 (24 Pages/T/JP) submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/
Bigrig Industries' Manifesto Vol 67: A zine created specifically for the Burning Man ritual that very much reflects that crazy attitude.
It's strangely fixated on drinking and driving, proving an introductory oveview of hard liquor and tips for avoiding a DWI.
$1 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 6 issues to Rev. Richard Littlejohn, 630 El Dorado, Oakland, CA 94611 (18 Pages/D/RSF) submissions OK/no ads/ Email:BigRigInd@aol.com
Blow My Colon Issue 2 August '95: I loved the last issue, but this one KICKS ASS! Absolutely vital to fans of misanthropic hate-filled rant zines. The writing is filled with venom but carefully constructed making it sharp as fangs.
I love the expose on "Child Stars Gone Bad, Real Bad" where they detail all the perverse depths that child stars have plunged to since falling out of the public's eye. It starts with the story of Danny "Partridge" Bonaduce beating up a transvestite, but continues on revealing all the dirt on Freddie Prinze, Gary Coleman, and Butch "Eddie Munster" Patrick. Sean (*Mailbomb*) Guillory makes another appearance -- this time giving us a inside look at the life of the interstate truckers. Rounding out this issue we get more tips for prank phone harassment, finding degenerate sex on the Internet, stealing vast quatities of time, office suplies, and computer equipment from work.
If you like *Crank* and *Answer Me*, you're sure to love this one.
$1 cash Each to A. Vegue, P.O. Box 1312, Claremont, CA 91711-1312 (28 Pages/HL/RSF) reviews zines/no ads/Age Statement.
Bufo's Weird World Issue 1 July '95: This is the print version of a UFO/strange phenomenon e-zine that provides a great roundup of current reports and discussion.
There's several comments about the newly released 1947 Roswell film that purports to show the autopsy of an alien and the Army's recovery of the spacecraft. If authentic, it would have bewildering implications for our society. In other reports, Ray Wallace is claiming to have faked the "original" Bigfoot prints just to pull one over on his employees.
$5 Each , Subs: $20.00 for 5 issues to Weird World, P.O. Box 5231, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 (10 Pages/S/CWB) No trades/no ads/ Email:bufo.calvin@awaiter.com Homepage:bufo.calvin@awaiter.com
CE Chronicles: Journal of Suppressed Information and the Unexplained Vol 3 Issue 5 November, 1995: "_CE Chronicles_ is dedicated to providing its readership with timely and reliable intelligence and analysis of suppressed information and the unexplained."
This issue features several articles on the sightings, history and encounters with the mysterious Men In Black that have followed UFO sightings and encounters. Plus Farrakhan's ride on a UFO, the face on Mars and forteana.
$5.00 Each , Subs: $30.00 for 6 issues to Dr. Rod Lewis, 10878 Westheimer #293, Houston, TX 77042 (24 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/ Email:forbsci@aol.com
Change: The Journal of the Synergetic Society Issue 243 November, 1995: "CHANGE is an adventure in *multi-ordinal communication.* It is written at more than one level of meaning. One level is 'in the clear,' understanable by anyone who understands English. At the same time, some articles are written in SYNTALK, a new synergic mind-control language enabling those who understand it to activate and amplify the latent synergies of their minds." Note, the subscription price is really the cost of a Guest Membership in The Synergetic Society.
, Subs: $10.00 for 12 issues to N. Aurthur Coulter, The Synergetic Society, 1825 North Lake Shore Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (21 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/
Change: The Journal of the Synergetic Society Issue 242 August, 1995: "CHANGE is an adventure in *multi-ordinal communication.* It is written at more than one level of meaning. One level is 'in the clear,' understanable by anyone who understands English. At the same time, some articles are written in SYNTALK, a new synergic mind-control language enabling those who understand it to activate and amplify the latent synergies of their minds." Note, the subscription price is really the cost of a Guest Membership in The Synergetic Society.
, Subs: $10.00 for 12 issues to N. Aurthur Coulter, The Synergetic Society, 1825 North Lake Shore Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (21 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/
Change: The Journal of the Synergetic Society Issue 242 August '95: A zine all about Syntalk, the mind-control language utilyzed by *Change*. Supposedly Syntalk words and phrases are peppered throughout the text but I didn't see anything unusual. I guess I need to know the code before I can "amplify the latent synergies" of my mind.
This issue discusses a lot of the principles of Syntalk with a comparison to Fortran and an explanation of some of the Magic Words. Don't bother if you're a Dysergic Sociodyne.
, Subs: $10.00 for 12 issues to N. Aurthur Coulter, The Synergetic Society, 1825 North Lake Shore Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (17 Pages/S/CWB) No trades/no ads/
Christian Crusade for Truth: Intelligence Newsletter April, 1995: "America has strayed from the Christian customs, morals and mores that once made our nations great and respected. Most understand and accept our identity as the genuine Israel of the Bible. This is just as did our Celto-Saxon ancestors who founded this nation."
"The great conflict between East and West, Left-Wing and Right-Wing, 'Judeo-Christian' Zionism and genuine Christian Republicanism continues to rage." That quote and, "A system of controlled psychology is being used to cause mainline Christianity, the government, the schools and the public to apologize and grovel at the feet of a perceived victim where there is no justification." And just who are these perceived victims? Why those Jews, of course. Holocuast? What Holocaust?
Free Each to Pastor Earl Jones, HC 66, Box 39 Deming, NM 88030 (8 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/
Christianity in Action: A thoughtful publication that deals with secular and social issue which Christians must grapple with. Instead of being single-minded, they appear to be more open to things then the hard-lined Christian Right.
While the Agressive Christianity Mission Training Corps is declaring war on everyone who disagrees with them, These folks printed an eight-page article questioning the validity of a "just war" and war in general.
I don't understand why so many Christian groups expound hatred and intolerance when Christ himself preached understand, forgiveness, and most importantly, love. I wish these folks much luck for their future quest.
donation Each to Christian Support Ministries, 5115 S. A1A Hwy, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951 (8 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/no ads/
Civil War 2 Vol 1 Issue 1 December, 1995: A look at the possible racial/cultural civil war in the US and existing civil wars happening right now with participants divided along similar lines. Mr. Chittum has a decidedly Patriot/White Supremecist slant to his outlook. The format is very readable, with the factoid/newsquib (with headline) followed by a paragraph or two of commentary.
$3.00 Each , Subs: $36.00 for 12 issues to Tom Chittum, PO Box 6235, Parsippany, NJ 07054 (14 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/
The Constantine Report: The Florida/Hollywood Mob Connection, CIA & O.J. Simpson August, 1995: Bravely published before the verdict was read, this extremely well documented chapbook puts forth the theory that Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were murdered by a conspiracy of mob families. O.J. was the fall guy for a variety of reasons. Each page has one or more connections between mob families, the entertainment industry, the CIA, the FBI, the LAPD, various black projects dealing with mind control and even the assassination of JFK.
$3.95 Each to Alex Constantine, Amok Books, 1764 North Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90027 (40 Pages/D/JP) No trades/no ads/
Cover Up Vol 1 Issue 1 September, 1995: Mildly amusing satire of some of the more outrageous theories concerning a secret government and its dealings with extraterrestrials. Then again, *maybe these people are really on to something and they can only reveal the truth if it's disguised as humor!!!*
In this issue, an interview with a general and his aide reveals the awesome powers of the aliens, and the horrid experiements they perform on fetuses. Plus bears addicted to heroin, Ebola as an alien virus, an interview with an alien, and a bestiary of various aliens.
$3.00 Each to Marc Damicis, PO Box 100, Holmes, PA 19043 (28 Pages/D/JP) submissions OK/no ads/
Crusade Against Corruption: Race-Mixing is Corruption October, 1995: This is a zine about AIDS. But the point of view is that AIDS is a good thing, that it is a God-given gift to the White race to help wipe out the so-called mud races.
How the Jewish secret government is attempting to make Colin Powell president.
free Each to J. B. Stoner, PO Box 4063, Marietta, GA 30061 (8 Pages/HL/JP) No trades/no ads/
Cryonics Vol 16 Issue 2 July, 1995: The zine for those waiting to be frozen and then reanimated into some futuristic utopia, or just extending the life one has. Tips on extension, and interesting pictures and details of the suspension process. The redesigned look is a lot like _Extropy_.
free Each , Subs: $15.00 for 4 issues to ALCOR Foundation, 7895 Acoma Drive #110, Scottsdale, AZ 85260-6916 (44 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/ Email:info@alcor.org
Death to the World: The Last True Rebelion Issue 7: I never thought I'd see anything resembling a Russian Orthodox zine, but the mailbag brings strange things indeed.
This radical branch of the Church has attracted an eclectic mix of Old World religion and Berkelely punks turned monks. Issue #7 explores the sacred places of the sect ranging from their austere monastery on a California mountaintop to their remote island sanctuary in Alaska that's only accessible by kayak. There's also a tribute to Monk Nestor who was stabbed to death in 1993. With this renewed interest in Orthodoxy, I have to wonder if the Khlisty and Molokane sects are far behind.
See the book *Youth of the Apocalypse* (reviewed this issue) for a fuller account of their beliefs.
free Each to St. Paisius Abbey, 7777 Martinelli Rd, Forestville, CA 95436 (24 Pages/HL/CWB) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/
Disinformation Superhighway: a random periodical July, 1995: Bits and pieces of stuff slapped together. Capsule reviews of fortean, UFO and related material, anti-christian and schwa-type collages.
free Each to 7921 45th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142 (2 Pages/S/JP) reviews zines/submissions OK/no ads/
Donihilism's Donihilist Vol 1 Issue 1 July, 1995: Handwritten, bound with gray thread, and xeroxed on demand, the publisher requested the category "Naked Truth." Most of the zine is reprints from other sources.
Quoting Laing and Stirner, Mr. Nihilism writes about Ikkyu, sanity, sin, alienation, spirituality, capitalism - all the Big Topics. The reprints have many Significant Passages underlined, and include pages from Paul Tillich's "The Dialogues", Max Stirner's "The Ego and His Own" and Carl Roger's "Freedom to Learn."
$2.50 Each to Don Nihilism, PO Box 300365, Escondido, CA 92030 (34 Pages/S/JP) no ads/
Dr. Julia Gonzalez September, 1995: Dr. Gonzalez offers envelopes stuffed with her *very* dense writings often dealing with androgyny and other alchemical themes in spirituality.
the usual Each to Dr. Julia Gonzalez, 4790 Jackson Street, Apartment #219 Rvierside, CA 92503 (0 Pages/S/JP) no ads/
The End of the Last Ice Age: A very strange discordian zine with lots of discussions about the "Cannibal Cannabis Buddha."
the usual Each to Aaron Nosheny, 224 Grenoble Rd, Ivyland, PA 18974 (8 Pages/S/RSF) submissions OK/no ads/
Extraordinary Science: The Official Magazine of the International Tesla Society Vol 7 Issue 1 March, 1995: Although slick and pricey like a real magazine (which it resembles), the derth of ads and truly fringe subject matter (free energy, cold fusion, wireless transmission of power, and the Man himself - Nikolai Tesla) make this of interest to readers of *F5*.
I've read in many zines about the dangers of HAARP, but this issue of _Extraordinary Science_ delves into the Teslan origins of the technologies, and explains the potential dangers without resorting to purely unfounded hyperbole. And related to those potential dangers is Olivers Nichelson's article on how Tesla may have been responsible for the Tunguska Explosion. Along with the rather frightening piece on the popularity of Aspertane-sweetened drinks and airline pilots who go on to have mid-flight seizures, and the increase of brain cancer linked to the expansion of radio broadcasts makes for a fairly depressing and almost anti-tech issue. On the up side is a method for eliminating radioactivity through incineration and a highly effcient engine.
"WARNING - Woltages and currents present in devices mentioned in this magazine are potentailly LETHAL!!"
$8.95 Each , Subs: $25.00 for 4 issues to Steven Elswick, International Tesla Society, PO Box 5636, Colorado Springs, CO 80931 (52 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/
Extraphile: Quarterly Journal of the 1st Extranational Issue 6 Summer '95: Len Bracken publishes this Situationist-inspired zine with the help of Bob Black and many others.
This issue has a special secion on "No Nation, No Work," with Len Bracken's discussions about the state of the global worker, Len's critique of Fredy Perlman's essay "The Continuing Appeal of Nationalism," Bob Black's history of the American labor movement, and Simone Weil's deconstruction of factory work. I love the Satire section featuring an anonymous piece proposing what the future holds for today's underground conspiracy theorists. The Basics section presents a plethora of useful information people new to all this *theory*, who didn't grow up on Kerry Thronley and *Dharma Combat*.
One of the best issues they've done to date.
$3 Each , Subs: $12.00 for 4 issues to Len Bracken, P.O. Box 5585, Arlington, VA 22205 (62 Pages/S/RSF) submissions OK/takes ads/ Homepage:http://204.156.22.13/
The Federation Flash: Exploring the Frontiers of Miraculous Probability Issue 31 Autumn, 1995: "Greetings! We are Jal'Kae and Zaruna Ataza. We are the third team of walk-ins at Starbuilders. We joined the human race on the Spring Equinox of this year." They're Divine Sparks who have "walked-in" to a pair of human hosts, sort of like a permanent channelling. _Federation Flash_ is a magalog of their philosophies, outlook and products.
OK, I'm totally lost as to just who is inhabiting these bodies. Now it's Evin and Malchora (although Jal'Kae is still the name for email). Whoever it is, they're now "incorporating fifth-dimensional principles into new business ventures." Specifically a 900-number psychic hotline. Plus the five dimensions of consciousness as expressed in directions of movement (Horizontal, Upward, Parallel, Downward and Transcendent).
the usual Each to Starbuilders, PO Box 220964, Hollywood, FL 33022-0964 (16 Pages/S/JP) submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/ Email:jal_kae@gate.net Homepage:http://err.etnz.ch/~kiwi/Spirit/starbuilders.html
The Federation Flash: Exploring the Frontiers of Miraculous Probability Issue 30 Summer '95: "Greetings! My name is Aldin. I am the sixth extraterrestrial walk-in to inhabit this body." This zine presents a whole panoply of channeled news, walk-ins, and expanded stellar consciousness.
One piece explores new definitions of divinity and makes all life out to be sacred. While I have a hard time thinking of rude drivers as "godlike" I can see the benefits of treating everyone with dignity.
You can also pick up an "etheric laser scalpel," "mystic accelerator," or the coveted "reverse channeling facilitator."
the usual Each to Starbuilders, PO Box 220964, Hollywood, FL 33022-0964 (16 Pages/S/CWB) submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/ Email:jal_kae@gate.net
Forever Alive Issue 24 August '95: This publication breaks the mold of fringe immortality zines with informative, rational (and very readable) essays in a bright colorful package.
Many new studies but the results are still the same -- weight gains increase a woman's chance of having a heart attack, vigorous excersise increase longevity, women are attracted to men with dominant characteristics, sleep help strenthen your immune system, mother's milk helps fight disease, and CFCs cause ozone depletion. Lots of articles birthing and parenting would make this issue very useful to new health-conscious parents. I also liked Kevin Brown's informative introduction to People Forever.
$6 Each , Subs: $24.00 for 4 issues to Herb Bowie, People Forever International, Po Box 12305, Scottsdale, AZ 85267-2305 (44 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/
Free Speech Vol 1 Issue 9 September, 1995: Yet another title from National Vanguard Books. I have no idea if they keep changes names or publisher half a dozen zines. Like their other titles, _Free Speech_ documents the decline of Western Civilization at the hands of blacks and jews.
Disney & the Jews, and the FCC's rather selective harrassment of American Dissident Voices on WRNO.
$4.00 Each , Subs: $40.00 for 12 issues to Kevin Strom, National Vanguard Books, PO Box 330, Hillsboro, WV 24946 (16 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/ Homepage:http://www.natvan.com/
Free Speech Vol 1 Issue 8 August, 1995: Yet another title from National Vanguard Books. I have no idea if they keep changes names or publisher half a dozen zines. Like their other titles, _Free Speech_ documents the decline of Western Civilization at the hands of blacks and jews.
The one really interesting article is Ian McKinney's piece on Voodoo as it is practiced today through mail-order kits, radio ministers and storefront "herb" shops. Plus the Jewish influence in the Republican party and Abraham Lincoln's racialist views.
$4.00 Each , Subs: $40.00 for 12 issues to Kevin Strom, National Vanguard Books, PO Box 330, Hillsboro, WV 24946 (16 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/ Homepage:http://www.natvan.com/
Fuck Me Issue 11 March '95: Mostly collages of texts and words. There's a method to his madness -- some of these pages actually makes sense.
In traditional zine style we get a special "Hate" issue of *Fuck Me* that seems *very* inspired by *Answer Me*. So inspired, that they reprinted many illustraions and rants from past issues. We also get rants about broken soda machines, the smellyness of shit, the actions of pedophelic priests, and how much he hates his ex-girlfriend.
It also comes with some free posters of images borrowed from *Answer Me* and Mike Diana.
2 stamps Each , Subs: $ 1.00 for 2 issues to 69 x 2 Publications, P.O. Box 7036, Gainesville, FL 32605 (22 Pages/D/RSF) reviews zines/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/
Geis Letter: Thought Crime, Dogmacide, and Intellectual Heresy Issue 26 August '95: Twice the *Geis Letter* was left for dead and twice it rose from the ashes to continue publishing. It's Richard's personal rant-zine with newsclips and commentary.
It's full steam ahead as he covers a lot of ground in this issue. My favorate part is her personal history publishing, taxes, and where the two intersected. Back in the 60's he wrote a novel that was dragged throught the courts on an obscenity case. Ever since that time he's been extra careful in preparing his taxes, knowing full well that they're giving 'em the extra scrutiny.
$1 Each to Richard Geis, P.O. Box 11408, Portland, OR 97211 (6 Pages/S/RSF) reviews zines/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/
Geis Letter: Thought Crime, Dogmacide, and Intellectual Heresy Issue 24 July '95: "News of my death has been greatly eggagerated." Just like *Factsheet Five*, twice the *Geis Letter* was left for dead and twice it rose from the ashes to continue publishing. It's Richard's personal rant-zine with newsclips and commentary.
He counldn't have picked a better time to rev up the ol' computer (or maybe it was the inspiration) as Richard presents his own unique analysis of the Oklahoma City bombing. Richard's sympathies have always lied with the anti-government militias, so his analysis is certainly a welcome addition to the debate. This issue is highly recommened, not only because of Richard's thought-provoking theories, but just because it's nice to have him back.
$1 Each to Richard Geis, P.O. Box 11408, Portland, OR 97211 (8 Pages/S/RSF) reviews zines/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/
The Holy City Shall They Tread: Under Foot Issue 14 February, 1995: For over 5 years Ms. Bilton has been publishing her chapters of a larger work, title unknown to me, regarding the coming Final Days and the New World Order.
"I have been listening to the Shortwave programs from Texas and received a magazine SHOWING PICTURES of Army Vehicles being painted WHITE for the U.N. army bases in the U.S. These vehicles and troops are from RUSSIA and what have we seen the Russian army doing in Chechnya."
"I HAVE THE FACTS"
free Each to Bonnie Bilton, RR 2, Lyndhurst, OT K0E 1N0 (6 Pages/S/JP) No trades/no ads/
Holy Temple of Mass Consumption Issue 30 June, 1995: The first (I think) and best (I know) of the SubGenius reviewzines, covering raves, comic books, shows, videos and other stuff of that you can get when you turn in those Souls on X-Day. With slackful psalms and stories.
the ususal Each to Wayne Aiken, PO Box 30904, Raleigh, NC 27622 (12 Pages/S/JP) reviews zines/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/ Email:slack@ncsu.edu Homepage:ftp://quartz.rutgers.edu
Independent History & Research Vol 1 Issue 1 September, 1995: With the second issue #1, Mr. Hoffman gets back to his revisionist roots.
Disney - wholesome films for children or anti-whitey racist propaganda? Plus the appearence of pestilince in the New World, and how both pilgrims and Indians saw it as a sign from the Judeo-Christian God, John Brown as a terrorist, the New Jersey militia of 1780, 9 million German civilins killed by the Allied occupiers after the end of WWII, and elite White males as the big supporters of affirmative action.
, Subs: $30.00 for 6 issues to Michael Hoffman, Independent History and Research, PO Box 669, Libby, MT 59923 (12 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/
The INFO Journal: Science and the Unknown Issue 73 Winter, 1995: The premiere zine that explores fortean (i.e. weird stuff not easily explainable using current scientific theories and knowledge) phenomonae. Evidence is presented objectively, and all possibilities are discussed.
This issue has a little bit of everything, although most of the full-length articles deal with cryptozoological encounters: giant snakes in Maryland, the wingless birds of Hiva-Oa, the yeti-like creatures of Tierra del Fuego (along with other fortean events that occured there in the late 19th century), and the intriguing encounter with a creature nicknamed Batsquatch that sounds more like a demon from a Dungeons and Dragons campaign. Plus the Norwegian UFO flap of 1933-1937, the mysterious appearences of crosses in Germany, and odd events from around the world.
Reality is stranger than fiction, to be sure.
$4.00 Each , Subs: $15.00 for 4 issues to Michael Shoemaker, International Fortean Organization, PO Box 367, Arlington, VA 22210-0367 (64 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/
The Inquisitor Vol 1 Issue 1 June '95: *Grey Areas* claims to explore margin, fringe, and underground culture. Well, this zine explores more genuinely underground ideas in 29 digest pages than *Grey Areas* does in one of their giant $7 issues. This stuff is so hot that it's hard to say how long they'll be around
It starts with five pages of the straightest information on "legal highs" around. They present what medical science says the herbs will do and then tell you straight out what the real deal is. "Betel nuts: Not worth it!" "California poppy: Worthless junk!" "Morning-glory seeds: You have to eat a minimum of a whopping five ounces of these things to even get a slight buzz." Their discussion of the best marijuana seeds is even more valuable, including an illustration of the seed and recommended growing conditions. We also get advice on having your bail returned, the inner workings of R.O.R. programs, and tips for smuggling contraband through the U.S. mail. The "Black Anal Sex" suppliment is just that -- 12 pages of a person sticking a dildo up their butt.
$3 Each to The Inquisitor, 3406 Kensington Ave, First Floor Philadelphia, PA 19134 (29 Pages/D/RSF) submissions OK/no ads/Age Statement.
Insights into Prophecy Vol 10 Issue 7 August, 1995: "Death is better than life!"
Our sympathies go out to Pastor Rick, who recently lost his 24 year-old daughter Heidi to an automobile accident. This issue is dedicated to, and is all about her.
$1.00 Each , Subs: $20.00 for 12 issues to Pastor Rick Hall, Spirit of Prophecy Ministries, PO Box 81526, Las Vegas, NV 89180 (4 Pages/S/JP) No trades/back issues/no ads/
Instauration Vol 20 Issue 9 August 1995: Well-researched news, articles, opinions and statistics on the subjects of race and social politics, crime, and government boondoggles. The writers of _Instauration_ are obviously educated and well-read and constitute a large part of the intellectual vanguard of the Aryan movement. Anonymous letters and articles guarantee totally free, and often imflamatory ideas and debate.
This issue slams Rush Limbaugh for is knee-jerk anti-Arab rants.
$4.00 Each , Subs: $35.00 for 12 issues to Howard Allen, Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc., Box 76, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 (32 Pages/S/JP) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/
IUR: International UFO Reporter Vol 20 Issue 5 Winter, 1995: _IUR_ is the official publication of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies - the most respected, rational, skeptical and open-minded group of people in the shadowy world of UFO research. Here's a publication by and for people that realize *something* not fully explained is going on.
The Roswell / Project Mogul controversy continues. This time _IUR_ presents some compelling data to counter the easy explanation of the Roswell incident being a part of Project Mogul. There's also documents from and information about the 4602D Air Intelligence Service Squadron (based out of Colorado Springs) who did a great deal of previously secret UFO investigations. Plus reports of close encouters from 1964 and 1995.
$6.00 Each , Subs: $25.00 for 6 issues to George Eberhart, Center for UFO Studies, 2457 Wester Peterson, Suite 6 Chicago, IL 60659 (24 Pages/S/JP) No trades/back issues/takes ads/
IUR: International UFO Reporter Vol 20 Issue 4 August, 1995: _IUR_ is the official publication of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies - the most respected, rational, skeptical and open-minded group of people in the shadowy world of UFO research. Here's a publication by and for people that realize *something* not fully explained is going on.
I guess that 1995 is going to be remembered as the year of Roswell. _IUR_ presents a detailed look at the GAO investigation of the incident, primarily the three years of missing documents from the Roswell base, and documents from a variety of government agencies. Far more intriguing, though, is the report on object 1991 VG - which could very well be a probe from an alien civilization orbitting our sun.
$5.00 Each , Subs: $25.00 for 6 issues to George Eberhart, Center for UFO Studies, 2457 Wester Peterson, Suite 6 Chicago, IL 60659 (24 Pages/S/JP) No trades/back issues/takes ads/
J Man Times Issue 5: This kinda reminds me of *Answer Me* or other anger-filled zines but much friendlier and zine-like.
Strange as it may sound, it appears that the J. Man has discovered Christianity and God. It's still the same zine, but added to the anger and sexual perversion is a whole lotta fire 'n brimstone religious prostelisizing. I don't know if he's being genine or satirical but either way the Chistian philosophy has permiated his zine. There's a masturbation fantasy about Sheryl Crow (where he demands to know if she's a Christian), a piece about racial price (dotted with Biblical references), and an interview with Colin Ferguson (the man convicted of the LIRR shooting).
An outragously confusing zine.
$1 cash Each to J. Rassoul, 655 Hidden Valley Drive #113, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (20 Pages/D/RSF) No trades/submissions OK/no ads/Age Statement. Email:TheJMan99@aol.com
Killing Times Vol 1 Issue 4 Winter '95/'96: Another serial killer/mass murderer zine -- but they do their homework, and put together an informative publication.
Joe Hanson presents the complete story of the "Torso Murderer," a serial killer who butchered people and dumped the bodies along railroad tracks in the mid 1930's. He explained that while bodies where poping up all over the place, it took a while for the police to notice the pattern. The killer, who was a strong man with skill in dismembering bodies was never found. All you obsessive collectors will enjoy Larry Summerson's history of serial killer trading cards. Starting with the famous *Mars Attacks* cards, he jumps ahead to 1984 when *National Lampoon* did a satire of baseball cards that featured murderers. I'm really impressed with the review section. Instead of reviewing just any old zine, they focused on focussed on zines that would a appeal to their audience, like *Necroerotic, Real Deal,* and *These Exit Times*.
If you're into gory details, this one delivers.
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Killing Times Vol 1 Issue 3 Summer '95: Another serial killer/mass murderer zine -- but they do their homework, and put together an informative publication. It's written in a sort of matter-of-fact way that is mildly disturbing (for those who want to be disturbed) but absolutely intriging (for those who want to be intrigued).
Joe Hanson picked up a copy of Robert Lifton's *The Nazi Doctors* and was immensely impressed. So impressed that he wrote up a four-page review/summary of all the intriging stuff that he found in it. Q. Russell wrote up a history of Ediwn Davis, the inventor of the electic chair and the first licensed executioner; J. Gregart explored the new trend in infanticide; and M. Freyedmann told us about Dr. Buck Ruxton, the murdering doctor.
If you're into gory details, this one delivers. Naturally recommened to fans of *Murder Can Be Fun.*
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Longevity Report: The Newsletter of Longevity Books Vol 9 Issue 52 September '95: An intelligent exploration into various aspects of life extention such as cryonic suspension, disease prevention, anti-aging, and vitamins.
Brian Wowk proposes that we are less than 10 years away from reviving whole brains stored in low-subzero cryopreservation; Steve Bridge explored the assisted suicide laws; Dr. Keith Monnington presented a medical view on life extention; and John de Rivaz wrote a open letter to Chris Tame about his tobacco-company-funded FOREST group.
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Mailbomb! Issue 1: This title will go over *really well* in California with the current freakout over the Unabomber. It's a new zine created by Sean over at *Primordial Soup Kitchen*. It took him a year to put this together and it shows. Fifty pages of tiny type, most of it written himself. Sean considers himself a Marxist but it seems like a unique personal interpretation.
He explain what Marxism means to him, reveals the racism in the police force, describes the hypocracy of most religions, lists the mistakes most people make with their zines, complains about the conservative wave sweeping the government, listed a number of political prisoners (in addition to Peltier and Jamal) residing in U.S. prisons, and completed a 12-page overview of terrorism, which includes an analysis of the various types and most popular domestic terrorist groups. It's a trully impressive undertaking and recommended to anyone interested in alternative (and thoughtful) viewpoints.
Each issue comes with a cassette.
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Malefact Issue 1 June '95: A magazine of brutal culture and hard-core comix.
There's some really great stuff in this premier issue, including a rare six-page interview with Randall Phillip, the man behind *Fuck* zine. That's just the beginning. We also get several of db VelVeeda's patented she-male comix, a taste-testing of eight different brands of pork rinds, an interview with Killdozer, and two surprising new comic stories from Mike Diana.
If you're into extreamly gross (and well made) comix, then this is the place.
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Millennial Prophecy Report: A Monthly Review of Prophetic Sources Vol 4 Issue 2 July, 1995: An excellent, and non-judgemental look at various end-times groups and prophecies. The zine is mostly essential reprints and transcripts from the works of end-times prophets. Contact information is also provided.
This issue is almost like ready a back issue of Donna Kossey's _Kooks_, as there's a lot of stuff from her. The article of most interest, though, is the comparissons of Aum Shinri Kyo and the Militia Movements and their appeal to end-timers. Plus various millenial celebrations already in the works and an interview with St. Germain channeler Mary Jo Gilsdorf.
This is an outstanding resource for people interested in the end-times phenonmenae.
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The Moorish Science Monitor Vol 7 Issue 4 Summer '95: The *Monitor* is a serious, yet playful newsletter for orthodox Islam, "positive heresy," and anti-authoritarianism.
Thom Metzger wrote up a history of Native American sacremenal use of tobacco and its relationship to modern multinational cigarette companies; Hakim Bey disconstructed the concept of romantic love; and Jacob Robinowitz explored the hyroglyphics of the Kefr Kilkis.
*TMSM* gives readers much to contemplate, both spiritually and intellectually.
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MPR: Millennial Prophecy Report Vol 4 Issue 3 October, 1995: An excellent, and non-judgemental look at various end-times groups and thier charismatic leaders. Mr. Daniels has been making great use of the Internet, especially Donna Kossy's online museum of kooks, to find some of the more esoteric end-times beliefs.
This issue looks at the "photon belt" scenario that is becomming quite popular amongst the newage types. This is getting *everybody* involved, Hatonn, the Pleiadeans, Bo Gritz, Eric von Daniken, the Cosmic Awareness, Ashtar and notorious net.kook John Winston. Plus end-times scenarios involving malevolent space brothers, denizens of the hollow earth, and various rogue comets.
This is an outstanding resource for people interested in the end-times phenonmenae.
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New Pathways - 2000 A.D.: Unfiltered, Uncensored, Unbiased News & Analysis Vol 2 Issue 3 October, 1995: This is quite an evolution of a zine. Six years ago there was a Science Fiction zine published out of Texas by Michael Adkisson, titled _New Pathways_, with the same ISSN as this one. I got two issues of a four issue sub when the zine went belly-up and no refund or back issues were forthcoming. Now here's _New Pathways - 2000 A.D._, which has nothing to do with SF. Instead its a zine of conspiracies and potential economic and/or environmental gloom'n'doom. Like _Paranoia_, this zine approaches its topics from a perspective neither exclusively leftist or rightist.
Until this issue, which is unabashedly rightist. Mr. Adkisson raves about the decline of western culture, using "Planet of the Apes" as a model, and reprints an article from _The Phyllis Schlafly Report_ on the NEA's "indoctrinating our children that homosexuality is a viable option." Say what? There's also reprints from _The Spotlight_, _Paranoia_ and _Nexus_ along with some Pat Buchanan boosterism and newsquibs about the environment, alternative health, and various New World Order plots. Still, he does condemn the military for various pieces of stupidity.
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News From the White House: The White House Network Newsletter Vol 5 Issue 3 Summer, 1995: News and opinion from the Odinist/Asatru seperatist movement.
This issue brings back the old spirit of _NFTWH_ that makes it an interesting read, packed as it is with environmental and historical information. S.D. Kenly in the lead article lists the most pressing problems and his proposed solutions to avoid a near-future environmental crisis. The article is illustrated with Victor Noble style artwork. There's a new Environmental Issues section covering even more problems and solutions. Plus some history of the Celts and Vikings.
"One People, One Purpose."
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Obloquy Issue 1 Summer, 1995: A slackzine especially interested in abandoned roadside statues.
While most of the recent crop of sfanzines have been slagging (or, at best, weakly complimenting) Dragon*Con, _Obloquy_ hails it as one of the best devivals around. Plus the power of roadside statues, Shriners, and Ask Doktor Smartass.
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Open Secrets: All the Truth That's Fit to Release Vol 1 Issue 4 August, 1995: Analysis and reprints of the latest assassination information declassified by the Gov't, or that just shows up. Plus the latest on the Assassination Records Review Board, more possible motives for more suspects, and organization news.
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Out of Step: Insights & Strategies for the Individualist Vol 4 Issue 8 September '95: Wavering between sound political philosophies and radically fringe ideas -- *Out of Step* is always intriging reading, pushing for the reduction (and hopefully elimination) of our current repressive government.
It's been confirmed that computers in the executive office of the White House have accessed Foster/Whitewater web sites 128 times. So naturally the question arises if the White House follows anti-Clinton discussions on Usenet newsgroups just as closely. If that's the case, can posting to these newsgroups be a faster conduit for getting the attention of the administration then sending email to the published address for the president.
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Out of Step: Insights & Strategies for the Individualist Vol 4 Issue 6 June '95: Wavering between sound political philosophies and radically fringe ideas -- *Out of Step* is always intriging reading, pushing for the reduction (and hopefully elimination) of our current repressive government.
Neil Schulman told us about the recent appology made by Wayne LaPierre on behalf of the NRA for calling federal agents "jack-booted thugs." Neil felt no apology was nesesarry and proposed the resolution "No more apologies" to the organization. Unfortunately, it turned out be particularly unpopular and people lined up to speak out against it.
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Outrage Issue 4 September '95: *Outrage* typically covers personal writing on society and politics, so this special issue, wholly devoted to UFOs and aliens, was a bit of a suprise.
The interview with Amy Herbert, president of Dallas's UFOlogy Society, touched on a number of popular alien theories. She told us about her amazing experience with abductions, the government's coverup of Roswell, and occasional cases of human mutilation done by aliens. She also explores the idea that aliens have programmed our social structures and that we are nothing more than "sheeple." Lots of newspaper and tabloid reprints this time.
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Paranoia: The Conspiracy Reader Vol 3 Issue 3 Autumn, 1995: All the latest conspiracy news in a bold, clear (and very hip) style. All the articles are heavily researched, well written, and plainly documented for further study.
Joan d'Arc and Professor Gerald Carroll discuss Carroll's new book "Project Seek" and really get into the Onassis and Hughes connections with the assassination of JFK. Debra von Trapp discloses Xerox's ties to cold war era espionage, and current Japanese espionage practiced against US corporations and the US government - ultimately tying both the nerve gas attack in Tokyo and the Oklahoma City bombing to these power games. Plus HAARP, UFOs, a second bomb at OKC and more and more JFK stuff.
Perfect for novice conspiracy theorists and great for seasoned professionals.
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Perceptions: Revealing Facts on Government, Health & Metaphysics Vol 2 Issue 3 August: A big, slick magazine dealing with subjects of interest to *F5* readers: UFOs, the NWO and other anti-statist politics, alternative health practices, drug relegalization.
This issue features Richard Hoagland and color photos from the Clementine mission that somehow reveal non-natural structures on the moon. Plus state citizenship, yoga for diabetes, fluroride toxicity and more.
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The Populist Observer: Voice of the American People Issue 108 July, 1995: News and views of the Populist Party. Tuberculosis, Pat Buchanan's campaign and stealth Marxism.
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Pretentious Shit Issue 5 August '95: John is definetely trying to be outragous -- I don't know, I just find it terribly entertaining.
Getting better every time, John picked up a computer and put a pleasing shinny finish on this most excellent zine. I guess my favorate part is the origins of punk/rock band names. Did you know that Soft Machine and Steely Dan both borrowed their name from William Burroughs? Or that Joy Division was a Nazi concentration camp that...well...you'll just have to get the zine. We also get some tasteless joke, an apreciaiton of *Pervert Comix*, an interview with an imprissoned murderer, and a religious sermon explaining how premature ejactulation is a sin.
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The Psychedelic Neil Issue 2 October '95: "An eperiment in hologgrammatical literature" or a long stream-of-conciousness rant.
Movie reviews that flow into poetry that flow into discussions about what's on C-SPAN that flows into rants about the American capitalist system.
It's actually quite compelling
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Random Shots Issue 5: A really intriging collection of neswslips and commentary about various conspiratorial political topics.
If you really want to know the truth about a particular topic, the best way of finding it is through a variey of disparate sources. You've already heard the "official" story on the Oklahoma City bombing, now read the underground's. David Van Hyle compiled an intriging collection of reports and analysies from variety of people intimately familiar with the reasons and movivations of the people behind the disaster. Zines are the best source for information like this so get this issue if you have *any* interest in what really happened in OK City and why.
An exciting collection of stuff you're unlikely to read about in the New York Times.
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The Ray X X-Rayer: Radiating Alternative Knowledge to the Masses Issue 7 December, 1995: Ray X reports on the freethinkers of the world.
At last, shortwave is back! Ray X comments on The World of Prophecy program (on WWCR and WRNO, of course) and does a long interview with Bruce Stephen Holms about his Timeless Voyager Radio program. There's also an interview with Tom Evans (_Survivor_) and how the Catholic Church of Plattsburgh bulldozed a graveyard.
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Resonance: Newsletter of the Bioelectromagnetics SIG Issue 29 November, 1995: "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."
This issue is packed with a gamut of articles covering mescaline experiments at Dachau and Auschwitz, the use of electromagnetics to reverse the mutations of cancerous cells and for more mundane medical applications like insomnia and strees, HAARP and other electromagenetic weaponry.
Heady, and frightening stuff. A working knowledge of biology and magnetics helps.
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Roses: Veronica of gthe Cross October, 1995: The latest news and warnings from heaven, conveyed directly to Veronica Lueken from The Virgin Mary, as interpretted through polaroid pictures taken of worshippers moving about with candles.
On August 3, 1995, Veronic Lueken "was called home." This issue is about her final year and the funeral. _Roses_ as a publication may or may not continue.
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Saucer Smear: Publication of the Saucer & Unexplained Celestial Events Research Vol 42 Issue 9 October, 1995: Mr. Moseley is one of those few, enlightened individuals who believes that *something* is going on with abduction claims, cattle mutalations, "BoB" and the like, but refuses to be suckered into the outrageous claims of most UFO enthusiasts. _Saucer Smear_ has a great deal of credibility, as their are many big names who regularly write in. It's more of a study of the social dynamics within the UFO research community than anything else. Like a lot of zines (most SF zines and _2600_), the letters section is where the action is in _Saucer Smear_.
The infamous "Alien Autopsy" video (as well as the various versions that were shown on TV) is mercilessly taken apart, especially parts of the video and the "Cameraman's Testimony" that don't correspond to existing testimony from Roswell witnesses.
_Saucer Smear_ is the most rational UFO zine around.
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Saucer Smear: Publication of the Saucer & Unexplained Celestial Events Research Vol 42 Issue 8 September, 1995: Mr. Moseley is one of those few, enlightened individuals who believes that *something* is going on with abduction claims, cattle mutalations, "BoB" and the like, but refuses to be suckered into the outrageous claims of most UFO enthusiasts. _Saucer Smear_ has a great deal of credibility, as their are many big names who regularly write in. It's more of a study of the social dynamics within the UFO research community than anything else. Like a lot of zines (most SF zines and _2600_), the letters section is where the action is in _Saucer Smear_.
"Once again, still another Roswell Update:" missing files and more info debunking the infamous alien autopsy video. Plus the latest gossip in the UFO research community and the always happening letters section (Kenn Thomas, Bill Moore and Glenn Campbell amongst others.)
_Saucer Smear_ is the most rational UFO zine around.
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The Second Coming of Q Issue 1 Winter, 95/96: If you enjoyed or were intrigued by the works of Victor Noble, you'll find Mr. Kerrick's to be in much the same vein.
"The turn of a millennium is at hand, and the times are very apocalyptic. You don't have to believe in religious doctrine to foresee the end of the world as we know it, you only have to be aware of the cycles of history." Unlike most end-times philosophers who use convenient (and at times questionable) math and the Judeo-Christian bible, Mr. Kerrick uses sounder Aristotlian and Aryovedic systems of logic and Hindu apocrypha to theorize that we're in for some rather big changes real soon now.
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SETIQuest: The Magazine of SETI and Bioastronomy Vol 1 Issue 4 August, 1995: The search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (SETI) is a fascinating field in itself. Once contact is made with someone else, everything we know will be different. But SETI is not limited to massive arrays of radio telescopes, a dedicated amateur astronomer *can* be on the lookout for evidence of intelligent life on other planets, and _SETIQuest_ provides the sort of hard data required to begin your own research.
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Shish-KeBob: The Bran Flakes Quarterly Journal Vol 1 Issue 1 Autumn, 1995: Sort of an activities zine for all good bobbies.
Serial killers, cults, Lovecraft, Burning Man, hemp, MOFO, and trying to get FOIA info.
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Skeptical Inquirer Vol 19 Issue 5 October, 1995: The thick, glossy zine of the CSICOP that debunks various paranormal phenomenae. While it *is* a magazine, and not a zine, this issue deserves a listing for taking on the Scientologists and their failing attempts to censor Scientology critics on Usenet and the Internet.
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SLANder: The Big Bang of Consciousness Exploding on Paper Summer '95: Robert Rogoff has mutated his zine *SLAN* into this new digest. It's still hard to classify but it deals with political and health issues.
He has a lot to say about the medical insurance industry, the AMA, and AIDS care. Robert's got a lot to say so it'll certainly take you a while to comprehend it all.
He has very specific ordering information so you may want request informaion via email before you order.
$3 cash Each to Robert Rogoff, PO Box 1304, Skokie, IL 60076-8304 (30 Pages/D/RSF) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads/Age Statement. Email:rrogoff@ix.netcom.com
Slyph Issue 2 Summer '95: Steadfastly dedicated to the gorier sides of life: vampirism, necrophilia, coprophilia, and anything involving blood or pain.
There's some bloody comics about a woman who kills her neighbor and drinks her urine, a recipe for serving brains, some fiction, and collage work.
Things are a bit loose so the $3 pricetag seems a bit steep to me.
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so what?: Slack is as Slack Doesn't Vol 1 Issue 8 Autumn, 1995: Rev. Groovy G., either a refuge from an Xtian cult or just processing the ambient Xtianity of Virginia, produces a twisted publication of detourned Chick comix, pro-TV raves, 23 and an overwhelming obsession with the subliminal Satanic messages of Bil Keane's "Family Circus."
Comes with issue 2 of _The Zen of Henry_.
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so what?: Slack is as Slack Doesn't Vol 1 Issue 7 Summer, 1995: Rev. Groovy G., either a refuge from an Xtian cult or just processing the ambient Xtianity of Virginia, produces a twisted publication of detourned Chick comix, pro-TV raves, 23 and an overwhelming obsession with the subliminal Satanic messages of Bil Keane's "Family Circus."
This issue slams Charlton Heston and Blockbuster Video.
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Special Alert: Destiny Editorial Letter Service Issue 188 January, 1996: This is an endtimes publication that uses a lot of math, charts, political and astronomical data to map out the approach of the day of judgement - currently mapped to 22 September, 2001.
"Both November 5, 1996 and January 20, 1997 are set with watchmaker's precision within the age-closing epoch pre-mapped in the Great Pyramid's Chronograph of History as extending from the January 25, 1844 base of its Great Step to the September 17 and 22, 2001 terminal dates." Got that? Good.
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Sticky Green's Zine Issue 2: Eclectic zine that's pro-marijuana with lots of material from the fringe.
There's a nice spread on UFOs and government coverups that gives the background on Roswell, Area 51, Russian encouters with aliens, crop circles, abductions, and monuments on Mars. It makes a great introduction for UFO novices. We are also treated to an excellent overview of the MC5 and all their run ins with the cops, as well as a long essay on Castaneda's drug writing.
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Trajectories: Robert Anton Wilson's "Trajectories" Newsletter Issue 14 Spring '95: This is Robert Anton Wilson's own newsletter, lovingly put together by Scott Apel.
Leading off this issue is RAW's own explination of how he's become so tired of denying the rumor that he died that he decided to give in. We're treated to a special preview of *Cosmic Trigger III" My Life After Death.* He wrote about the experients Samuel Rowbotham conducted in 1838 to prove the Earth was flat, the realistic novels of James Joyce, and pranks you can play on the government. In returning to discussions about his untimely death (as reported on the Internet), he presented his current impressions of the the entire infobahn and what it means for the future. The newsclips section is even more fun -- four pages of what's really going on in the world and how it's all interpreted by the media.
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Truth Seeker: The Journal of Independent Thought Vol 121 Issue 2: Started back in 1873 with ideas that are free from the restraints of religion or governments.
It starts with some great articles about Buckminster Fuller and all the incredible ideas he had. Then we get a series of articles the explore mind/body wellness. It's seems a bit unusual to find articles about spiritual/faith-oriented healing in freethought publication but *Truth Seeker* is hardly a typical magazine.
A very strange combination of crucial rational ideas and bizarre neo-conservative dogma.
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Unclassified: Newspaper of the Association of National Security Alumni Issue 34 Autumn, 1995: The Association of National Security Alumni is now open to anyone who agrees with the association's credo, and not just current and former employees of intelligence organizations. Still, most of the information in this zine comes from people within the intelligence community who believe that covert actions are far more dammaging to the United States than any alledged benefits derived from them.
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Unclassified: Newspaper of the Association of National Security Alumni Issue 33 Summer '95: *Unclassified* is now produced by a sort of collective until they can find a new editor. It's still filled with vital reports on government secrecy, government murder, and other all-too-typical government actions.
With so much great stuff in here, I sincerly hope that they can continue publishing. They tell us about the CIA's new push towards coporate spying, the shreding of the Constitution via Clinton's "Counterterrorism" Act, questions remaining about Pan-Am 103, the ramifications of privatizing the CIA, and the CIA's bloody involvement with Guatemala.
$4 Each , Subs: $20.00 for 4 issues to Verne Lyon, Assoc. of National Security Alumni, 921 Pleasant Street, Des Moines, IA 50309 (28 Pages/S/RSF) No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads/ Email:73623.2551@compuserve.com
Universal Truth Magazine Vol 5 Issue 12 September '95: An interesting group that tried to unite all religions under one universal truth. They certain get closser to that ideal they anyone else I've seen. It's pretty heavy stuff, encompasing ideas I can total relate to, while at the same time appear completely out there on the edge.
Jerimiah told us about the new race of man that will be coming in the future. "They will be cabable of expressing clairvoyance, clairaudience and various powers that re considered to be super-human."
They are very much aligned with the teachings of Kut Humi, Paramahansa Yogananda, and Mohandas K. Gandhi.
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Urcheon: A Journal of Forbidden America Vol 1 Issue 2 Summer '95: It's hard to figure this out just by looking at it. However, once you start reading it, it's evern harder to get a grip on. The plethora campy ads clipped from vintage magazines provide some sense of familarity (in a twisted sort of way) but then you read stories about Granfather Twat who lies in his shit-covered bed.
This second issue has a story about a young girl who gets raped by a black man. Her father then goes out a mutilates and murders the rapist. The best part is how it's written in a joyful, fairytale sort of way. Next on the agenda is the tale of the old man who kept a stable of young girl who he cicumsised at age 15 to produce a broth made from their severed clitorises.
It sorta reminds me of the tasteless humor in *Baby Sue*, only more gross and less funny. Very distrubing but absolutely compelling at the same time
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World Explorer: Far-Out Adventures in Far-Away Places Vol 1 Issue 6: Imagine if *National Geographic* focused on the Fortean world of mysterious cultures, fabled lands, and the puzzling secrets of the ancients. Throw in a little UFO connection and some global travel and that would be *World Explorer*.
This has an unmistakable feeling of Ripley's Believe It or Not nostalgia with straightforward, factual articles that are nonetheless quite thrilling to read. Having just finished a book about the Mayans and their obsession with time and numbers, I loved the article here on the tzolkien calendar. The whereabouts of lost Atlantis are considered once again and David Childress aptly summarizes all the popular theories through the years. Lengthy piece on finding Noah's Ark was certainly intriguing, but it left me wondering what it was that Leonard Nimoy found in his movie.
All the excitement of Indiana Jones, Sir Richard Burton, and Howard Carter wrapped into one.
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X: The Unknown Vol 1 Issue 12 November, 1995: The weird, the unusual, the strange and the *highly* amusing. This is the territory of _X: The Unknown_, *still* churning out issues monthly with no burnout in sight.
This issue covers two of the UFO enthusiasts favorite things: Bill Cooper and the Nazi flying saucers. Nothing we haven't read before, but good summations and skeptikal analysis for those of you unfamiliar with the wild conspiracies surrounding Cooper and the alledged Fourth Reich. Plus the Omega convention and William Shatner's contact experience.
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X: The Unknown Vol 1 Issue 9 August, 1995: The weird, the unusual, the strange and the *highly* amusing. This is the territory of _X: The Unknown_, *still* churning out issues monthly with no burnout in sight.
Issue 8 takes a rather humorous and cynical look at the UFO and related phenomenae with bogus Dino DNA, tours of UFO museums in New Mexico, the *eveeeel force* inside of Lenin's tomb, nuking Jupiter and Jackie Gleason's obsession with UFOs. Plus an interview with Budd Hopkins and extreme Asian movies. #9 continues the Budd Hopkins theme with Budd on the air and various inconsistancies in the Linda (new surname each month) Case.
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