Concerns Over COVID Vaccine and Cancer

Do you believe the COVID vaccine is, is creating turbo cancers?

And if so, what would the mechanism be?

We don't have much time, so the answer is yes.

And, uh, what is the mechanism? Well, I have been working with many colleagues

on this, surveying the literature, and it is very clear that

there are many reasons for it. In fact, the, with my latest,

uh, paper of reviewing, we've, we've reviewed over four hundred, uh,

publications of various instances, is that there are so

many ways, it's surprising that there's not more.

I mean, we mentioned the T-cell response being

suppressed.

It then switches the, uh, antibody IgG switch, uh,

so the, the system becomes tolerant.

So the body's converted into like, uh, it's ready, you know, for transplant,

so it doesn't reject the kidney, therefore it doesn't reject the cancer.

It can integrate into the genome next to

oncogenes. The Pfizer's full of SV40, a

known oncogene. Uh, there are many, many different ways it

interferes with the met-metabolic pathways, all sorts of

pathways, dozens of signaling pathways that if you

overstimulate them, they will drive cancer,

they won't switch itself off.

And the most, uh, but the most one I'm worried about is it

can, it can bind and switch off the suppressor

genes like

P53, BRCA, MSH. Now, if you have

a mutation in one of these genes naturally, which people do,

that's just what

happens, you get your cancer twenty, thirty years earlier than

you would normally. If you were to

interfere with more than two or three of these things,

you can bring that forward

really far. And so that means when you do get a cancer, you haven't got

the brakes. You've removed the brakes on it.

And w-what is w-worrying is that I have seen, I saw it in my

very best friend who, um, had, had a booster just to

travel. This is the nonsense. He, he did not need this booster.

And he came down and presented a few weeks after the booster, and he said

he never felt well since he had it, with very bad back pain, and so

he was investigated. He was just riddled.

It turned out to be melanoma. Somebody else, another good friend,

had the same issue after the same booster. He was riddled too.

His was myeloma. So, but I've never seen that sort of

presentation in my life, in, you know, forty years of doing this.

Sudden boom. And it, it is definitely associated.

And you know, Ryan Cole in the States, you know, he's one of many,

many others that

said this is real. And when you, with, once you get into messenger

RNA technology that can integrate at random, that's why it is

the stupidest thing to try and make a vaccine on, because it is

about as clever as trying to herd cats.

It's absolutely impossible, and they should give up now.

And the last thing I would say, with everything we've learned,

please ban all messenger RNA vaccines, 'cause they're not

vaccines, they're gene therapies.

If we don't, I mean, giving them to children can interfere with

their

genome for the rest of their life. I think it is absolute...

I mean, I regard the people that allowed these things to go into

young people and children when we knew none of them

were going to be killed

as basically criminal medical negligence and the

crime of the century.