2026-08-02
"Cancer" is perhaps the most feared diagnosis that a patient can receive, especially because (a) the treatments on offer are so potentially unpleasant and (b) because they have such a poor record of actually curing the disease.
Oh, and big Pharma have such a government granted monopoly that anybody else who has the temerity to offer a treatment that might actually work gets prosecuted to the full extent of the law regardless of whether or not it works. One might think that anybody that offered a treatment with the poor results that chemo and radiation actually achieve should really be the ones who are prosecuted, but the NHS being a government-sponsored institution is obviously way above such petty criticism.
" ... cancer is not a disease the body produces against itself but the body’s containment response to injury it cannot resolve"
But is there really a link between cancer and the Covid-19 injectables?
After all, it is widely acknowledged that vaccines are inherently unsafe, which is why the government has a compensation scheme for those "rare cases" where a side-effect causes serious health issues.
After all, we couldn't have the pharmaceutical companies dragged through the courts could we?
Imagine the furore should a link between a vaccine and a subsequent case of cancer be actually proven in court ...
