Concerning data with regards to Turbo Cancer

These reports of Turbo cancers are becoming main stream, and have been observed by top oncologists in the UK, a yearly increase of people presenting with stage four colorectal cancers are concerning top oncologist. He seems to think that they are related to a damaged immune system, affecting the liver among other things. The rising numbers along with the failure to address the subject is of great concern. He notes that the liver in many patients is riddled with tumors and beyond conventional treatment.

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Links from the Video details

Dr. James Royle - LINK
Jerry Quinn - LINK
Dr. Elizabeth Evens - LINK
Dr. Clare Craig - LINK

Then have others like Idaho....

Idaho Health Board First in U.S. to Defy CDC and FDA by Removing COVID Vaccines From Clinics - LINK

WHO Admits Monkeypox Is ‘Side Effect’ of Covid ‘Vaccine’ - LINK

Under “potential side effects” for the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, the WHO lists “monkeypox,” “smallpox,” and “cow pox” among hundreds of other disorders.

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I read shingles are also a side effect of the vaccines, and wouldn't you know it, my local pharmacy has signage here and there promoting a shingles vaccine.

I've been around awhile and have never specifically heard of, or even seen a shingles vaccine promo at Walgreens or CVS until after COVID.

That's not saying there weren't shingles vaccines before, it's just particularly peculiar that all the sudden it's an issue. I think they're trying to get ahead of it, but that too will fail because not many are going to entertain rolling up the sleeves again.

originally posted by: VariedcodeSole
a reply to: tarantulabite1

I read shingles are also a side effect of the vaccines, and wouldn't you know it, my local pharmacy has signage here and there promoting a shingles vaccine.

I've been around awhile and have never specifically heard of, or even seen a shingles vaccine promo at Walgreens or CVS until after COVID.

That's not saying there weren't shingles vaccines before, it's just particularly peculiar that all the sudden it's an issue. I think they're trying to get ahead of it, but that too will fail because not many are going to entertain rolling up the sleeves again.

Believe it or not, everything that you read isn't true. Shingles has been increasing in frequency, and effecting younger people, for a couple of decades. I got a TERRIBLE case of it in 2020, when my daughter had COVID.

It happens when you've had chicken pox, and something is stressing your immune system. I assume my body was fighting COVID since my daughter had it. I didn't get COVID symptoms, just a rash and it felt like someone smashed my ribs with a baseball bat.

I was 40. My wife is now 40, and she had it 3 times before we met. We met in 2009.

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Most people have the shingles in a dormant state, same as HPV virus cold sore. But if the immune system gets damaged or overrun it pops back up . I guess cancer is the same.

originally posted by: annonentity
Most people have the shingles in a dormant state, same as HPV virus cold sore. But if the immune system gets damaged or overrun it pops back up . I guess cancer is the same.

Cancer is not the same, but as for the first part, what could have possibly stressed our immune systems in the last few years?

Definitely not a brand new virus.

Good Read

Childhood Shingles Resulting from Chickenpox Vaccination: “Rare” or Predictable? - LINK

The Chickenpox and Shingles Vaccine - LINK


Chickenpox vaccination does increase shingles cases, but mainly in young adults - LINK

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originally posted by: tarantulabite1

None of the people I know, who've had shingles in the last 20 years, have had a chicken pox vaccine. Because we had chicken pox.

originally posted by: Euronymous2625

originally posted by: tarantulabite1

None of the people I know, who've had shingles in the last 20 years, have had a chicken pox vaccine. Because we had chicken pox.

O K . . . Good to know

originally posted by: Euronymous2625

originally posted by: annonentity
Most people have the shingles in a dormant state, same as HPV virus cold sore. But if the immune system gets damaged or overrun it pops back up . I guess cancer is the same.

Cancer is not the same, but as for the first part, what could have possibly stressed our immune systems in the last few years?

Definitely not a brand new virus.

Old age.

Our population is aging faster than ever right now because all of us boomers are aging out. About 1 in 5 citizens are considered "senior citizens". Almost everyone has the herpes zoster virus dormant in their bodies. When you're young and your immune system is highly active, you don't get many outbreaks. As you get older and your immune system becomes senile (along with all the other parts of your body), the virus can come roaring back.

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Immune system impairment across large segments of the population.

IgG4, imprinting, inflammatory damage to organs, constant expression of endotoxin spike proteins, and the list goes on.

It's just a little "safe and effectice" gene therapy, with a side of DNA contamination.

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when i was a kid (about 7) and someone had chicken pox.....
we had slumber partys,. we didnt play any games like
Ooky Mouth , but it still got passed around
then the parents felt better. everyone got it
done and over with in a few months, instead of
not playing with your friends all year as 1 kid a week gets it

i got shingles in lower back, when i was 33
felt like a rusty rambo knife full thrust, and twisting, in the kidney
thought i was gonna die after 3 weeks of toughing it out
hoping it would go away it was an 11 on pain scale
and i was used to pain.
I FELL IN LOVE with the nurse that gave me MORPHINE

THEN THE REAL PAIN STARTED........
electric shocks as fast as your heart beat, with growing intensity
as it pounded harder, wrapping around my hips and down my leg
like a gatling gun shooting lightning bolts as it branched out
but,..........
IT GOT WORSE

the shooting electric shocks hit my testicles,...
you couldnt give me enough vicodins, i slept for 2 weeks straight
struggling to stay awake long enough to eat

needless to say if this was my TEN,
that earlier (11) was now an 8
LIKE A TAZER HITTING BARE NERVE
i couldnt walk and wore pants like the homeboys
baggy and pulled down

that lasted 2+ MONTHS befor lightening up
it went away gradually, then you got AFTERSHOCKS
surprize,.... but after 4 months was finally gone.

but now when i hit the emergency room
i can ohly honestly say its 8 or 9
which DONT get me in faster

a TRUE horror story for halloween..... enjoi

so yeah, i might take THAT vaccine
OH,.... ITS HIGHLY CONTAGEOUS TOO

My husband had shingles recently on his face and very near to his eye. Now he has two black areas of skin where the biggest blisters were, his is very dark skinned so I'm guessing dark scars. He is not vaccinated for covid or shingles. His shingles arrived with a infected wisdom tooth at the same time. Very painful. a reply to: VariedcodeSole

a reply to: annonentity

Long term depopulation plan in full swing.

Cancer before 20th century was quite rare.

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Is Shingles Contagious? Plus, How It Spreads - LINK

Shingles itself is not contagious, but the virus is. If you have shingles, you can pass the virus to another person, which could then cause them to develop chickenpox.

Someone can transmit the virus when the shingles rash is in the blister phase

Also good read
Pfizer’s COVID Vaccine May Trigger Herpes Virus That Causes Shingles, Study Says - LINK - Study

Complications Following Shingles Vaccine Are Serious in About 3% of Cases: CDC - LINK - CDC

In the latest issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), health officials indicate that at least 4,381 reports of adverse events have been received involving shingles inoculation with Shingrix, about 130 of them are classified as serious, including seven deaths. However, it is unclear whether the deaths were tied directly to the vaccine

a reply to: annonentity
I've worn my black 'funeral neck tie' more times in the last two years, than I have in the 30 years I've owned it.
Sure, I'm in my early 50's so I expected some rate of increase due to obvious age issues, but everyone who I'm losing in the 2020's share something in common...they all have unexpected/unusual, fast developing cancer's, and they all had the covid 'vaccination'.

I don't care what anyone says different, I just believe what I've seen with my own eyes...my unvaccinated friends are the ONLY ones not dying of unexpected fast acting cancer's😢

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I don't care what anyone says different, I just believe what I've seen with my own eyes...my unvaccinated friends are the ONLY ones not dying of unexpected fast acting cancer's😢

Don't think for a minute they don't have a plan for the unvaccinated
as well. They've already branded them as Trump supporters.

Sorry about your friends amigo

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Don't think for a minute they don't have a plan for the unvaccinated
as well. They've already branded them as Trump supporters.

Well here, I think they're just hoping to just wear us down with propaganda for the 'new scary' version of covid that we need vaccination for. I've had 3 letters from the National Health Service so far this year, advising me that I'm at high risk of severe complications if I refuse their jabs.

They already have on my medical records that I've tested positive for covid 5 times since 2020, and the only time I was 'unwell' was the first version of it...but even then, it felt no worse than any flu I've ever had.

I don't trust the NHS at all now, and if they stopped wasting money on pointless letters, and needless vaccinations for otherwise healthy people, they could use that cash more wisely on frontline accident and emergency departments!😡

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I don't believe true human beings would do this to other human beings.

We're being exterminated.

a reply to: Astrocometus
I think similarly, but it's a very small number of humans who are knowingly participating.

From my own perspective, I just see people who genuinely believe the official narrative.

...as far as I see it, that blind trust is killing more healthy people than covid ever did😢