I read Holograms in one sitting; I honestly enjoyed the story that much. There were many aspects of the book I liked; most of all, the fascinating storyline.
I liked Jennifer Ross’s character and the professional conflict between her and Michelle Sims. Also, the whole idea of alien predators slipping into our reality from somewhere other than outer space intrigued me.
Author Reizer writes cleverly and with purpose. His style is unique and fast-paced, and his words grabbed me from the very first paragraph.
Just so everyone knows, I have never met the author, but I wanted to send my review to this website because, despite submitting it to Amazon on three separate occasions, it was never published on the book’s review page, which really disturbed me.
Nancy Robinson
My Two Cents
I received the above review last week from a NFN visitor. I wasn’t going to publish it, but later changed my mind.
Firstly, thanks so much, Nancy, for taking the time to read and review my novella. The fact that you tried to submit a review three times unsuccessfully on a certain platform shows great determination.
Your experience with writing and submitting reviews there does not surprise me one bit. I have had more than a few readers share similar experiences.
Additionally, over the years, many of my book and movie reviews (Target List Film) published on that particular platform were mysteriously removed in the blink of an eye.
Thanks again for your feedback on the Holograms story.
Dr. Reizer
Holograms
Quantum physicist Dr. Jennifer Ross discovers holographic aliens aren’t invading Earth but rewriting reality itself as the laws of physics unravel and humanity faces extinction.
In a world surrounded and grounded by the laws of physics, something impossible is unfolding.
A world-renowned quantum physicist has uncovered a terrifying truth hidden between two overlapping realities.
The appearance of a predator race of alien beings isn’t merely an invasion; it’s a complete rewrite of the universe, and the fate of all existence rests on the ability of one scientist to decode the truth before reality itself unravels into nothingness.
Curing Cancer Was a Mistake!
The Truth Told Through Fiction
After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by Big Pharma.
Click on the images below to watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
Several of my paperback editions are being blocked on Amazon for some reason, making it impossible to order them. This glitch in the Matrix doesn’t seem to affect the Kindle editions, which are available for instant download.
It’s actually much cheaper to buy my books as Kindle editions, but I know many people still enjoy holding a physical copy, like me. For this reason, I usually make the books available in both formats.
I am going to provide links below for several of my titles that seem to have been affected. People can buy the paperback editions from Barnes and Noble instead of Amazon.
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
Several of my paperback editions are being blocked on Amazon for some reason, making it impossible to order them. This glitch in the Matrix doesn’t seem to affect the Kindle editions, which are available for instant download.
It’s actually much cheaper to buy my books as Kindle editions, but I know many people still enjoy holding a physical copy, like me. For this reason, I usually make the books available in both formats.
I am going to provide links below for several of my titles that seem to have been affected. People can buy the paperback editions from Barnes and Noble instead of Amazon.
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
Hi folks, I hope everyone is doing well. I am enjoying time away from the Internet and have been working on other writing projects.
I received a message from my phone yesterday that asked if I had been kidnapped. 🤣
In all seriousness, the break from the screen time has cleared my mind and feels refreshing.
I wanted to remind visitors here that my latest sci-fi novella, HOLOGRAMS, will be released on Saturday, May 2nd.
Now Available!
Holograms
In a world surrounded and grounded by the laws of physics, something impossible is unfolding.
A world-renowned quantum physicist has uncovered a terrifying truth hidden between two overlapping realities.
The appearance of a predator race of alien beings isn’t merely an invasion; it’s a complete rewrite of the universe, and the fate of all existence rests on the ability of one scientist to decode the truth before reality itself unravels into nothingness.
In the meantime, I wanted to share with all of you a short story I wrote the other day:
The Movie Theater
By John Reizer
The movie theater’s outside sign blinked on and off, as if it were not truly committed to doing its job.
“Are you sure this is the place?” Jane asked, looking out through the car’s windshield.
The letters on the sign above the theater entrance struggled to make themselves visible through the early evening hours— TONIGHT ONLY – THE INFERNO
Ryan checked the address on his Android. “This is it. The reviews said it was… ‘an unforgettable experience.’”
Jane scoffed. “I don’t know, Ryan, it looks pretty rundown to me.”
The theater stood alone at the end of a quiet street; its brick exterior looked as if it had seen better days, for sure. The ticket booth window was open, although no one seemed to be inside. A pile of tickets was on top of the counter.
“Hello?” Ryan called out.
A hand suddenly appeared from below the counter and pushed two tickets forward. With no face to converse with, Ryan and Jane exchanged a brief look with one another before Ryan took the tickets and dropped some cash into a small metal tray. The mysterious hand collected the money and quickly disappeared from view.
Inside, the lobby smelled of buttered popcorn. The carpet was faded with red and gold patterns, some portions looking more worn than others.
There were people in the lobby. One couple stood by the concessions stand, their heads turned toward a menu board that listed snacks with outdated prices. A man in a gray suit sat on a bench staring straight ahead. No one spoke, checked a phone, or even acknowledged them.
“Okay,” Jane whispered, “this is weird.”
Ryan nodded then replied, “Maybe it’s all part of some sort of theatrical experience, like everyone’s in character.”
“Then they’re very committed,” Jane whispered back.
At the concessions counter, a young woman smiled when they approached. “Popcorn?” she asked.
“Sure,” Ryan said. “And two sodas.”
The woman placed the popcorn into a cardboard box and filled two cups with soda. When she handed him the refreshments, Ryan noticed her fingers felt uncomfortably cold.
“Enjoy the show,” she said, her smile lingering perhaps a few moments too long.
They found seats near the middle of the theater. The auditorium was much larger than it looked from outside, rows stretching back farther than seemed possible. The movie screen radiated light, and the curtains were folded back just enough to reveal the beginning of an old classic film.
As they settled in, Jane leaned close to Ryan. “Do you notice something strange in here?”
Ryan glanced around. The audience sat perfectly still. There was no whispering, moving about, and no one was eating anything.
The film began without trailers or previews; it started with a strange scene: a large theater, eerily similar to the one they were currently sitting in. Many moviegoers in the production filled the seats, and laughter vibrated from the theater speakers.
“Okay,” Ryan whispered, “that’s… pretty damn strange.”
A few more minutes passed.
The movie’s tone suddenly changed. What began as an innocuous drama soon took on a much darker theme. Characters in the film began to glance not only at each other but toward the camera, toward them.
Jane gripped Ryan’s arm. “I don’t like this one bit.”
“Me neither,” Ryan shot back.
A faint smell of smoke made its way through the theater.
At first, Ryan thought it was part of the experience, a special effect. But the haze in the air didn’t feel theatrical. It kept growing in intensity.
Onscreen, the movie audience began to panic. People stood, shouting as flames appeared near the stage curtains.
Behind them, someone coughed. It was a dry-sounding hack.
Ryan turned. It was the man in the gray suit, but now his face looked different, like something out of a scary movie. For a split second, Ryan thought he saw burnt teeth.
“Ryan,” Jane said, her voice trembling, “we need to go. Right now!”
He didn’t argue.
They stood and made their way into the aisle. As they moved, heads turned.
“Excuse us,” Ryan said politely.
Onscreen, the fire grew. The film’s audience rushed toward the exit doors, only to find them locked.
Ryan grabbed Jane’s hand. “Run,” he yelled.
They hurried up the aisle. The air grew thicker, and the smell of smoke intensified.
Halfway to the theater doors, Jane stumbled. The carpet beneath her foot felt uneven. She glanced down and saw it was burned.
They finally reached the doors. Ryan shoved one open, and the cool outside air hit them like a refreshing wave.
They didn’t stop running until they were safely inside the car with the doors locked and the engine running. Ryan floored the gas pedal, and the automobile’s tires screeched across the parking lot.
In the rearview mirror, the theater stood quietly in the darkness.
“Did you see—?” Jane started.
“Yes,” Ryan interrupted. “We’re never going back.”
They drove in silence for several minutes before the tension finally broke.
“I need to be somewhere with lots of people,” Jane said. “Real people.”
A restaurant sign appeared ahead. It read: OPEN. They had come upon a small roadside establishment with friendly lighting visible from the windows.
They pulled into the parking lot.
Inside, the atmosphere was the opposite of the theater. It was bright, noisy, and alive. Dishes clattered, a waitress laughed, a radio played softly in the background.
They sat at an interior booth.
After a moment, the owner, a middle-aged man with kind eyes and a tired expression, came over with two menus.
“You two look like you’ve seen a ghost,” he said.
Ryan let out a halfhearted laugh. “Something like that. Hey, there’s a theater down the road. It’s an old place showing classic films. Do you know the property?”
The man froze.
“Down the road?” he asked slowly.
“Yeah,” Jane said. “A brick building with an old-fashioned marquee. We just came from there.”
The owner set the menus down very carefully. “There’s no theater down that road,” he said.
Ryan frowned. “We were just—”
“It burned down,” the owner interrupted. “Forty years ago.”
Silence overtook the table.
“What?” Jane whispered.
“An electrical fire,” he continued. “It started during a late showing. The blaze spread fast. The exits were locked. By the time firefighters got it under control…” He shook his head. “No one made it out of there alive.”
Ryan felt his stomach turn sour. “That’s not possible. We were just inside. There were people and staff.”
The owner’s eyes locked onto Ryan’s. “Consider yourselves lucky, you left when you did. When did you leave?”
“Very early in the movie,” Jane replied.
The man exhaled. “As I told you, you’re damn lucky,” he repeated.
A chill crept up Ryan’s spine. “Lucky?”
The owner leaned in a bit and lowered his voice. “Every so often,” he said, “someone comes in here talking about that theater, claiming it’s open again, saying they went to a show.”
Jane’s face tightened.
“And?” Ryan asked.
The owner hesitated. “Most of the time,” he said, “these folks come in telling a story like yours, or someone else comes in here looking for them.”
Ryan swallowed. “What happens to them?”
The owner continued. “They go missing or barely escape,” he said.
A long silence followed.
“People around here,” he continued, “we’ve noticed a pattern. The ones who make it out always leave early. Before the film reaches a certain point.”
Jane’s voice was barely audible. “Before the fire?”
He nodded. “They say once the fire starts in the movie, it’s too late. And if you’re still inside when it does…” The owner’s voice trailed off, then he shook his head. “The theater doesn’t let you go.”
Ryan leaned back; his heart was pounding. In his mind, he saw the screen all over again, the flames lighting up the curtains, the audience panicking. “How close were we to not getting out in time?” he asked.
The owner gave a faint smile. “Close enough,” he replied. “You smelled the smoke, right?”
Neither of them answered.
Ryan pushed his menu aside and stood up. “We’re not staying around here tonight,” he said.
The owner smiled and said, “Good idea! Maybe next time, instead of dinner and a movie, just skip the movie.”
THE END!
Update!
I plan on returning to NoFakeNews on May 8th.
Stay well and stay safe! Watch a good movie at home. 😎
Dr. Reizer
The Truth Told Through Comedic Fiction!
A Feature Film
Curing Cancer Was A Mistake!
Click on the images below to Watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
On Feb 14, 2012, I began writing and publishing posts on NoFakeNews. I had no idea when I began this endeavor how long the journey would last, nor did I realize in 2012 the future risks that would threaten my life. I also didn’t know about the writing achievements that would eventually come my way as a result of this website’s popularity.
On April 19, 2026, I decided to leave this platform for a much-needed rest, satisfied that I had given my best efforts to make known to those interested, a more truthful understanding of our realm.
I hope that visitors who happen upon this site now and in the future can benefit from my and others’ writings that shall hopefully remain online.
I am tentatively planning a return to the website in late May or early June 2026.
I thank everyone who continues to visit this blog and supports all my truth-telling efforts.
– John Reizer
Sometimes, an inner voice tells you when enough is enough, and you need to listen to it!
April 20th, 2026: FYI
Coming May 2nd!
Holograms
In a world surrounded and grounded by the laws of physics, something impossible is unfolding.
A world-renowned quantum physicist has uncovered a terrifying truth hidden between two overlapping realities.
The appearance of a predator race of alien beings isn’t merely an invasion; it’s a complete rewrite of the universe, and the fate of all existence rests on the ability of one scientist to decode the truth before reality itself unravels into nothingness.
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
If you’re interested in becoming a beta reader for John Reizer’s fictional stories, please send your email address via the NFN website’s contact page.
Beta readers receive free advance copies of selected new works in exchange for non-biased feedback or reviews.
The Truth Told Through Comedic Fiction!
A Feature Film
Curing Cancer Was A Mistake!
Click on the images below to Watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
Jack and Jill Kensington weren’t fetching water; they were chasing truths. As esteemed physicists at Hillshire University, they climbed an ancient observatory not for a pail but to uncover the realm’s deepest secrets.
At the summit, they deployed waveform sensors. After months of dissecting cosmic noise, they stumbled upon a revelation: Earth wasn’t a globe at all but a vast, flat expanse of land, water, and ice.
Even more astonishing: reality itself was woven from shifting frequencies, patterns of energy that, when processed by living brains, could manifest as a convincing 3‑D holographic world.
The Kensingtons realized this realm was a stage of holographic frequencies. Brains, whether human or animal, functioned as biological supercomputers, decoding a wide range of frequencies into coherent images, textures, and narratives. The universe was not what you saw but rather what biological avatars decoded.
The two scientists carefully recorded their findings.
“Humanity has been fooled,” Jill sighed, “believing in a globe. We are standing on a stage, decoding an intelligently written script from within.”
Jack tapped a final note into a special recorder. They would publish their findings once and for all, telling the townspeople the truth about reality.
They made a plan to descend the hill at dawn, their minds racing with excitement: once the realm’s frequency‑coded reality was exposed, what else would humanity discover? How much would technology leap or digress if they successfully published their amazing findings?
And so, Jack and Jill Kensington set off down the hill, determined to harmonize the world’s frequencies and reveal the true, flat stage upon which all life played.
But very dark forces that benefited from society’s current understanding of the simulation intercepted the two scientists halfway down the hill, breaking their necks and silencing them forever. They stole their scientific data, leaving the slain couple with only a partially filled pail of water.
The truth would be lost forever and officialdom would say a variety of untrue things about the now-famous couple, the most popular tale explaining that:
Jack and Jill
“Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water; Jack fell down and broke his crown, and Jill came tumbling after.”
If you’re interested in becoming a beta reader for John Reizer’s fictional stories, please send your email address via the NFN website’s contact page.
Beta readers receive free advance copies of selected new works in exchange for non-biased feedback or reviews.
The Truth Told Through Comedic Fiction!
A Feature Film
Curing Cancer Was A Mistake!
Click on the images below to Watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
Hi everyone! I just finished watching several of the Artemis II crew’s video interview feeds produced for various mainstream media companies.
I have included one of the shorter edits from ABC Television below. But you can access longer playing versions of the interviews on YouTube if you care to.
Readers here already know what my position is on this Moon expedition.
My opinions are just that, my opinions, but people should believe what they feel is the truth. To remain fair and balanced in my reporting, I will soon get a livestream of the Artemis II mission up and running and post the latest photos from NASA.
For this interview, the crew members are, for the most part, in fixed positions, and the studio is set up to make it appear as if it’s a weightless environment. There aren’t many instances of the astronauts floating around. I do believe there is some harnessing or CGI at work, creating the illusion of a gravity-free environment. A few small props are possibly used to create the illusion of a genuine space environment.
I believe one prop is the little balloon ball that the female astronaut is obsessed with throughout the interview. It is probably filled with a little helium, or the production team is using CGI. It drops to the floor at one point, and she kicks it with her foot to keep the illusion going.
Another prop could be the microphone that the crew members pass around like a floating baton. I think it’s a pretty clever trick. It is either CGI or yet another balloon, in my opinion.
The third prop is the female astronaut’s hair, digitally or chemically altered, to make the environment appear as if gravity is absent.
My point is this: I believe NASA is a movie studio, one with billions upon billions of dollars. None of the science fiction movies, the top-tier productions with hundreds of millions in the CGI budget that look amazingly real in the movie theaters, can come close to the special video effects that NASA can create. Keep that in mind when they dazzle you with photos, and I believe they will provide some amazing photos during this mission. They wouldn’t have pulled the trigger without the ability to produce convincing photos.
Whatever videos you’re watching, allegedly on Artemis or any of NASA’s other space videos, they aren’t taking place in outer space, in my view.
Another thing that needs to be pointed out is that the crew members are all supposed to be professional pilots, allegedly going into outer space for the first time in over 50 years.
They’re the first humans to get through the Van Allen radiation belts that supposedly prevented astronauts from getting out of low Earth orbit for decades, and now, miraculously, it’s suddenly no big deal; space travel beyond those previously unpenetrable belts is somehow a cakewalk once again.
This Artemis II crew interview was NASA’s opportunity to showcase the spacecraft to the world. But instead of giving Americans a tour of the ship and panning the camera to capture the entire cockpit and cabin, as well as the spectacular views outside the cabin windows, so we can all see the scenery and document that the interview setting is genuine and not a studio set, the entire interview was confined to one cramped location.
None of the crew sounds as if they have ever spent one second in outer space. I have included portions of the interview transcript below.
Read below the answers given by the astronauts in the video transcript and ask yourself: Does this sound like dialogue coming from professional pilots who have been training for months to pilot a spacecraft to the Moon and back to Earth again? Thank you for reading!
If you’re interested in becoming a beta reader for John Reizer’s fictional stories, please send your email address via the NFN website’s contact page.
Beta readers receive free advance copies of selected new works in exchange for non-biased feedback or reviews.
The Truth Told Through Comedic Fiction!
A Feature Film
Curing Cancer Was A Mistake!
Click on the images below to Watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
I have been at this thing now for over 14 years and have realized that I am in a digital prison, and there’s absolutely no way out.
Anything I write on this forum, in books, or on any other platforms will be shadowbanned.
If you, I, or anyone else writes about ‘the big ones,’ we’re going to be blocked, shadowbanned, removed from search engine results, and, for all intents and purposes, precluded from public access.
What are ‘the big ones’?
If you’re writing content that is in direct opposition or goes against the officialdom regarding pedophilia, human trafficking, cancer cures, space travel, vaccines, heliocentrism, microbiology, medical worshipping, nuclear weapons, chemtrails, Zionism, Israel, historical narratives, and a few others I might have missed, you’re definitely getting your arse censored.
There was a time when I mistakenly believed that writing a truth-telling blog, book, or movie might make a difference in the lives of many people. I was wrong!
Yes, people who do what I and others like me do can have a small impact on the lives of a few others. But for the most part, all the energy expended to enlighten the masses about our realm, and what is really transpiring around us daily is not going to yield the results I once hoped for.
I can write about our Matrix until my fingers ache with blisters, and it won’t make a damn bit of difference in the grand scheme. Nothing is going to change! The same controllers will run things, and the members of society will remain asleep or in a hypnotic trance, believing in officialdom so far removed from the truth that it’s mind-boggling to those of us who have awakened long ago.
The most important thing I have recently started to understand is that no one, especially me, is going to change or drastically alter the structure and function of the Matrix. The construct exists for a reason, and the people (human avatars) experiencing life here are doing so for a specific purpose.
For some reason, beyond a logical explanation, some of us misfits here incorrectly believe that trying to show others what they are incapable of seeing is a noble thing to do.
Three types of people!
There’s a well-known classification of three types of people: those who can see, those who can see when shown, and those who can’t see!
Let me edit and modify those classifications as follows:
There are three types of people: those who can see the Matrix, those who can see it but keep their eyes tightly shut, and those who are blind. The vast majority of people here in the realm are the blind ones, and this realization I have come to is by no means a jab at human intellect or its lack thereof; it’s merely me pointing out the obvious state of things here, within the parameters of the simulation.
So, what do I do? Do I call it quits here? Do I look for another way to express my creativity and the information I have gathered along the way?
It’s a tough decision, and I’ve been pondering it for a while now. I honestly don’t know what to do because I have invested so much time and energy into this platform, but I really know that doing what I am currently doing is like beating my head against a piece of granite. It’s not the rock that’s getting damaged!
Anyway, thanks to those of you who have been stopping by for all these years; hopefully, you have derived something beneficial from doing so.
If you’re interested in becoming a beta reader for John Reizer’s fictional stories, please send your email address via the NFN website’s contact page.
Beta readers receive free advance copies of selected new works in exchange for non-biased feedback or reviews.
The Truth Told Through Comedic Fiction!
A Feature Film
Curing Cancer Was A Mistake!
Click on the images below to Watch Target List
“Target List had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Not the least because of its believability!”— GARETH ICKE
– DIRECTOR OF THE DAVID ICKE WEBSITE
“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
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