Up Close and Personal
A brief summary by CTM founder, Phillip Day

ECLUB: So, how's it going?
PD: Great.
ECLUB: And where are you?
PD: Leeds, Yorkshire.
ECLUB: The new Attitude Tour starts soon. Tell us what it's all about.
PD: I'll be examining the mechanics of worry, stress, behavioral problems, addictions, demoralisation, motivation, passion and changing states. The goal of the talk is to link the mental with the physical and see how we can tune both to much higher levels of efficiency. I will of course be giving a round-up on the physical - that's fitness. We'll be looking much closer though at problems which rob us of health, even though we might be fit.
ECLUB: And in this EClub?
PD: The latest on mobiles and their phone masts. A world-renowned expert on the impact of electromagnetic fields and microwave radiation has warned that western governments are putting millions of lives at risk by allowing the continued and unlimited use of mobile phones. Professor Olle Johansson of Sweden said construction of all masts should cease immediately and an urgent investigation launched into the long-term health effects of this communications system.
ECLUB: Sounds like he knows something the rest of us don't.
PD: The problem is, the public is being exposed to this damaging type of EMF regardless of whether they have a mobile or not. And now we have the new wireless Internet coming on line to add to the pollution. A more disastrous band of frequencies could not have been chosen to affect the bioelectrical health of our bodies. While we're all tapping away and 'getting in touch with the ones we love', there are serious issues being stirred up by our renewed love affair with Marconi's invention. The Telecoms industry needs to be hit seriously and hard to avoid another débâcle like tobacco. All they are seeing is a great money-making opportunity and damn the consequences. They know they have about 20 years before they have to take the can back for the damage they are doing. We should be pursuing fibre-optics and giving people really rapid and reliable comms and Internet without this attendant danger of EMF.
ECLUB: What else?
PD: This EClub we're exposing the drugs that cause AIDS in another extract from The Truth About HIV by Steve Ransom and myself. Also, why youngsters should be taking essential fatty acid supplements; more on fish changing sex in the rivers because of the level of estrogens peed into the water supply. It's a jungle out there, Brian. I hope you've got your pith helmet.
ECLUB: You've also some great news on garlic?
PD: Yes, as promised, we have been working with Peter Josling of the Garlic Centre who spearheaded the great work in stabilising the engine of garlic, a substance known as allicin. This discovery has profound implications, I believe, for the treatment of disease, especially those conditions related to yeast, fungi, cancer and damage to the immune system. We're going to be examining parts of his excellent book, which we are now stocking at Credence.
ECLUB: And on the EU side?
PD: Well, Tony Blair intends wooing the British public into permanently wedding itself to the Great Satan of Europe if he wins this election. Do not vote for Tony Blair if you object to him stealing your vitamins and minerals (which he has worked so tirelessly to accomplish), and handing the keys of Britain over to a foreign power (the new EU Constitution, who's Yes campaign he intends to start on VE Day!). Michael Howard of the Conservatives I trust about as far as I can throw a moose. His stance on Europe is not unequivocal and in my view, Europe is THE ONLY issue of any election.
ECLUB: Why?
PD: Because all other matters flow from it, education, immigration, NHS, the economy, defence, etc. How can you administer these aspects of British life when you are being forced to follow European legislation on all these substrates? The British public still believes Westminster is ruling us, an illusion for the time being Brussels is keen to maintain. Once Tony is back in, the screws can start to be turned. Brussels has been running Britain at least since Nice, and some say way before that. Folks, if you are reading this and wonder what the devil I'm on about, please click here.
ECLUB: Any other thoughts?
PD: An intriguing bit on imperial measurements and how the designers of the Space Shuttle were forced to figure the width of two horses' bottoms into their calculations.
ECLUB: Huh?
PD: Horses for courses, Brian. Imperial Roman war-chariots, to be precise.