HRT: Licenced to Kill and Maim.

This book is vital to an understanding of the constant promotion of the cancer causing Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Written on behalf of women who suffered serious adverse reactions to HRT. As well as detailing the constant contemporary promotional PR campaigns to market HRT, the book traces the background of the literature on it's adverse reactions, drawing on some of the great writers about women’s health such as the late Barbara Seaman.                                        

                                                                             

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A CAT IN HELLS CHANCE

This book is the story of the campaign against Hill Grove cat farm which bred cats for vivisection and experimentation. Written by the campaigners and edited by the energetic activist Anny Malle, the book tells an exciting story of a successful campaign  which grew from an acorn into an oak tree.

When Cynthia O’Neill’s cat Snowy was stolen from a small village in Oxfordshire, England, the thieves, who probably sold animals to local laboratories for vivisection, could have had no idea of the chain of events they would set off. The theft of her cat led Cynthia into a battle royal with the local farm which bred cats for vivisection. A Cat in Hell’s Chance tells the story of a crusade started by a political novice later joined by groups with greater experience, which gathered momentum over ten years and became a  mass movement. After battles with Oxfordshire police, many arrests, court appearances and jailings Hill Grove Cat Farm was finally shut down 

SILENCED WITNESSES VOL. 1 and VOL. II

The Parents’ Story. The Denial of Vaccine Damage by Government, Corporations and the Media.

Each of these volumes contain eight chapters written by parents of vaccine damaged children. These well written but harrowing narratives help to put the three year trial of Dr Andrew Wakefield before the General Medical Council kangeroo court into perspective. The introductions are written by Martin J Walker and Carol Stott and both books are edited by Martin and published by Slingshot.                                                             

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The second volume comes with Alan Golding’s brilliant DVD, Selective Hearing: Brian Deer and the General Medical Council.

Overthrowing the 

Temple 

Softback, 176 pages. 

Price £9.99 GBP

Available from 

NEXUS Magazine UK 

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OVERTHROWING THE TEMPLE: Loic Le Ribault and his development of organic silica         

Overthrowing the Temple reads in part like a thriller, in parts like the story of a contemporary dissenting scientist and in small mpart like a Grimm’s fairy-tale, touched with humour. A short time after leaving University with two doctorates, Loic’s forensic work, based upon his identification of sand grains, was recognised by the French police, as a seminal aid in pin-pointing perpetrators of violent crime. Over a decade, Loic became one of  Europe’s greatest forensic detectives, training police in his methods and patenting various technical aids to forensic detection. Wary of Loic’s independence, the French ministry of the Interior misappropriated his forensic inventions and began training the police themselves in his methods. Loic was forced to shut his laboratory and change the direction of his research to look at the health giving qualities of silica.

Martin Walker got to know Loic Le Ribault when he was in exile on the run from anonymous authorities.