New cancer vaccine being tested in UK

a reply to: G1111B1234

You’ll never know me or anything about me.

Now you simply sound like a petulant child that the dog ate his homework.

My post has stayed in line with Ts and Cs and still can do it how I like.

I know you are unable to substantiate the claims you make here in this thread so there is that.

Again read the TnC and then realise if you make a claim you are responsible for providing evidence to back up that claim.

Have a nice day! Wish you all the best!

Ta same you.

The mRNA cancer treatment couldn't possibly be any worse than the standard cancer treatments used today, and probably offer a far better chance of survival.

a reply to: G1111B1234

I know you got John Campbell's name wrong and thought he was a doctor.

Its not great statements we are after son but facts and proof.

Give us a bell when you manage to muster such.

a reply to: andy06shake

I’ve given some evidence lol empowerment is key! Not promoting lazy people.
You can call me names all you like, you’re the one making statements of what type of person I am which led to my statement.
You’ve made me realise something though and that there is no hope in humanity , too blind.

a reply to: andy06shake

So what , does it make you feel good spotting someone’s typo, lol whatever plaits ya boat lad.

a reply to: nugget1

Yeah, they can be rather brutal.

Kind of like hitting a peanut with a sledgehammer to open the thing.

My dad had lung cancer and they got 99% of it with chemo and radiotherapy.

But about a year later developed a brain tumor most likely down to the effects of the treatments he received.

a reply to: andy06shake

Thanks for the family history I’m not interested in, no ones was interested in my family members who’ve died from cancer so sorry don’t give me your sob story

a reply to: G1111B1234

Yadda yadda yadda.

It's just circles with you now I'm afraid.

Again call us when you have some actual evidence to support the claims you make.

Next.

a reply to: andy06shake

Don’t worry you don’t seem like someone I’d hang out with anyway lol

a reply to: G1111B1234

Not really im Dyslexic.

But it was an error and a bad one at that.

It would make me feel good if you could present some actual evidence.

Where is that again?

Thats right nowhere to be seen.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Don’t worry you don’t seem like someone I’d hang out with anyway lol

Hang out. LoL

Im a little long in the tooth to be standing on street corners with you if that's what you mean.

Maybe try a library and hang out there, see how that works out for you.

a reply to: andy06shake

Aww playing the dyslexic card now lol you sure you could read it if I did present it lol .

I’m dyslexic too , don’t hear me crying about it.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Do you really think it's such a problem that people are trying to find a cure for cancer? This experimental vaccine is reserved for the people who are already sick. And for the serious deadly cases of cancer. The benefits of the cure in such cases outweigh the risk of potential side effects.

a reply to: twistedpuppy

I want a cure and believe there has been for years but like I’ve said before , cures don’t bring in money. Why is it that as soon as cancer is mentioned there can never be a conspiracy lol

a reply to: G1111B1234

I'm not playing anything.

Everyone here for any length of time knows I'm dyslexic.

It's no secret and no shame in such.

Again you're the one who appears to have lost the jam out of your donut and crying because you failed to be able to present evidence to support your claims.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Aye that's right and why the king of England has cancer.

Because there is a cure.

What about Steve Jobs, could he not afford the cure?

There is no single cure for cancer to date due to its complexity and diversity.

a reply to: G1111B1234
I had similar thoughts as soon as I heard the story yesterday, but I am sure that if I was faced with cancer that is likely to lead to a horrible death, then I absolutely WOULD want this treatment.

I understand your concerns, but we're talking about an experimental treatment here for a known killer disease...NOT a horrible cold like flu, which covid was for otherwise healthy people.

I, and many NHS nurses I know, remain unvaccinated for covid, because it was clear from the start that it ONLY killed the same people that flu kills...old people, fat people, and otherwise unhealthy or sick people.

You're comparing apples with oranges here...the majority of healthy people didn't need a covid jab, but many lives COULD be saved if these trials prove successful.

I wouldn't take any cancer 'vaccine' but I absolutely would take an mRNA trial drug if the alternative was a guaranteed horrible death.

a reply to: andy06shake

All your posts are boring and why not go back to posting about crime or something.

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK

I think I would take it if my mother option was death because we strive to survive , it’s in our nature.
All I’m saying is , if MRNA has been showing evidence it’s not safe , this needs looking into , because it’s about to be used in everything.

a reply to: G1111B1234

I agree we need better treatment , we’ve had curse for years but cures don’t bring in the money.

I disagree , cures do bring in the money as they are rolled out to the wider population providing profit per treatment used.

I don’t trust the MRNA as the evidence doesn’t support it, so why is it bad thinking this needs more testing ?

Scientific evidence or youtube Doom porn evidence ? , there is a big difference.

Instructing the immune system to destroy a specific thing has to be better than blasting the body with radiation to destroy a specific thing , no ?