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NEXUS
MAGAZINE VIDEO REVIEW
(Part
One)
The Rise and Fall of a Scientific Genius: The Forgotten
Story of Royal Raymond Rife. Part One: Rife's Rise
(74 min.)
A Documentary by Shawn Montgomery (available at www.zerozerotwo.org)
It is very difficult to watch a video like this and not
come away feeling as if you want everyone you know to see it as
well. This is an excellent documentary, and it features
some genuine audio recordings of Royal Raymond Rife himself,
explaining research and technical details from over 40 years
ago.
Whether you are totally new to the story of Rife and his
work and the subsequent suppression of his inventions and
discoveries, or whether you think you know a lot about the
subject, there is plenty for all.
This documentary covers the history of Rife's rise,
especially in terms of his super microscopes of the 1930s, his
sponsors and colleagues, his clinical and published research,
and his growing successes and discoveries until "crunch
time". Prior to his demise, there was a growing
movement towards pleomorphism as a more complete "germ
theory".
Pleomorphism could be described as the action of one
life-form changing into another life-form. According to this
line of thought, the medium - i.e., the blood, not the germ - is
seen as the agent responsible for disease.
Rife's research showed that changing the pH of the blood
resulted in changes in the micro-organisms of the blood, as
observed via the microscope. This kind of "live"
observations are not possible with electron microscope, and
involves resolutions of as high as 31,000X.
Pleomorphism, the Rife Beam Ray and the Rife Universal
Microscope all stood to revolutionize medicine with drug-free
cures for all infectious diseases - until Dr. Thomas Rivers of
the Rockefeller Institute stepped in to lead the charge to
destroy Rife's work. Drug-free cures were the last thing the
growing pharmaceutical companies wanted to compete against.
If you are at all interested in Rife's history and
research, or if you want to know more about pleomorphism and
super-microscopes, then this is a "must have" video.
Nexus Magazine 2003 www.nexusmagazine.com
(Part
Two)
THE RISE AND FALL OF A SCIENTIFIC
GENIUS: The Forgotten Story of Royal Raymond Rife - : Rife's Fall
Written, produced and directed by Shawn Montgomery (c) 2004 Zero Zero Two Productions, 3
Baldoon Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1B 1V6 (74mins,VHS video only)
(Availability at www.zerozerotwo.org)
Two years ago, I had the pleasure to view Rife's Rise, the first part of this documentary
series (see 10/03). It was so good, I wanted everyone to see it. I feel the same way about
the second part, Rife's Fall. But don't fear: if you have come in late, there is an excellent
summary of who Rife was and what he did.
Again, this is an excellent documentary and it features genuine audio recordings from over 40 years ago of Royal Raymond Rife himself, explaining research and technical details.
This documentary covers the story of Rife's downfall following the success he achieved in the 1930s in terms of his supermicroscopes and Beam Ray machines, sponsors and colleagues, clinical and published research. It was when others sought to profit from Rife that his troubles began.
Prior to his demise, there had been a growing movement towards pleomorphism as a more complete "germ theory"; it can be
described as the action of one life-form changing into another life-form. According to this line of thought, the medium-i.e., the blood, not the germ-is seen as the agent responsible for disease.
Pleomorphism, the Rife Beam Ray and the Rife Universal Microscope all stood to
revolutionise medicine with drug-free cures for all infectious diseases-which was the last
thing the growing pharmaceutical companies
of the time wanted to compete against.
If you are at all interested in Rife's research, and the tactics employed to ensure
it would be suppressed, then this is yet another "must have" video.
Nexus Magazine
2005 www.nexusmagazine.com
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