A former City of San Francisco coroner found that every single person had cancer,no matter cause of

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Umm, that 1000-billion is known as a trillion...huge number.

the coroners research really demonstrates that the dozens of types of cancers in humans
is a natural occurance, its built into our DNA just like age and the limit of cell replacement
( one's whole body, cell organization, is replaced for a maximum of 7 X throughout their lifetime)

Cancers are One of Gods extreme population controls, to insure a max of 120 years of life,

normal cosmic radiation and normal radon gas are two examples of this dangerous planet
that either getting bombarded by mutation causing energies from space
or an outgassing Earth that slowly poisons the captive, sheltered people

added radiation from technology needs to be weighed against the reward,
this just isn't a paradise...its a Darwinian world we live in...no matter your thought of excape

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I've been saying this ever since I realised how many nuke "tests" had been done, we is fools, or should I say our right wing militaristic elites are.

I would like to read the study more completely. On the surface what you say is shocking HOWEVER you need to know what the defination of cancer in this study is. Allow me to explain. Cancer is an abnormal growth/proliferation of cells which deforms normal body tissues. Typically we associate the word cancer with the worst examples like breast and lung cancer! However a wart is cancer, as are skin tags, lipomas and uterine fibromas in women (fatty tumors which are almost always benign), however these are not dangerous (they can become problems over time). If you count these types of conditions many of which are almost every person throughout thier life may experiance then almost everyone would have cancer. Sometimes some of these conditions are listed as precancerous growths ect but it all depends on what defination you use. The increase in breast cancer is more specific of a problem. There are a whole host of cancer associated with radiation/nuclear waste exposure for example cancers of the thyroid and leukemia. Leukemia is the most often seen with radiation exposure.

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There are cures for cancer, no need to panic. However, the damage to the Earth is the real concern here; once she goes we all go. I wonder when we pass and the next major species on Earth is looking at our past will they ask themselves, "What the F were we thinking?" The anwser will be ofcourse we weren't and unforunately; we still aren't...

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some times these stories are its so appalling that it leaves you stunned and overwhelmed(what do you say?) can it get any worse?

the question is what are "we the people going to do"?we elect the canidates in that we think are going to help us save the world(they don't do sh!#) and it becomes the same thing over and over,it's all to much

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There is actually no such thing as the Office of Coroner in San Francisco County. Autopsies are done there under the direction of the Office of the Medical Examiner. Even if there were such a person as the coroner there, he (or she)would most certainly NOT be qualified to diagnose cancer. In the parts of California that do still use coroners, they are a part of the Sheriff's Office and are lay persons with no medical degree needed. A ME, on the other hand must be certified as a forensic pathologist.
An example is Riverside County where the sheriff is the coroner. He has been a deputy sheriff for 35 years, has no degree in any medical field and whose education was in business management.
Take a look at www.sfgsa.org...

So the statement in the thread title is a priori false.

Wow, I never knew about the secret radioactivity testing in San Francisco, that is extremely frightening. Well, I guess I won't be moving to (or swimming) there.

No more nuclear weaponry for anyone! It is sickening that any country in the world possesses that kind of destructive power, and it is despicable that countries which have thousands of armed atomic warheads think they can tell other's that they can't have the same Doomsday toys... the entire world now operates on double-standards.

NEXUS

The fallout from nuclear testing killed the actor John Wayne. We have all suffered from man made radiation. One thing that the coroner failed to mention: WE ALL HAVE CANCER. It only effects about 1/4 of us.

WOW thanks for the post and it is very depressing to really think about. There is also some videos on youtube that shows some interesting theories and good evidence to show that autism could be caused by wind carrying nuclear waste product in the air across the U.S.. SF

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Most interesting info. Never knew that the ships used in the nuke testing were returned to that military base in San Francisco, always assumed they were sunk after they were tested at sea (detonation area of bomb). Duh, me...hand slap to forehead.

So did I. So now I'm wondering what happened to all those scores of contaminated ships... and where are they now?

Humans are so amazing....on the one hand there is the dazzling intelligence that lets us uncover Nature's secrets and invent magical devices, and on the other hand there is the stupidity that this knowledge is used maily to try and kill each other...

Sad

Thanks guys for all your replies and your kind words, i understand we all have some cancer in our bodies
and a lot of the time this will not harm you unless its geting triggered by something else. I dont claim to be a medical doctor but in my veiw , the veiws of many a think tank and many a goverment this is the cause to much of the worlds health problems. I have lost many a close person to it.
Thank you kindly guys for showing such intrest in such a powerfully important subject.you have all being great and i will be sure to check out everybodies threads that posted on here.
thank you kindly

It's true just look at the stuff they put in your food, all the useless glucose fructose [aspartame] wish is a nuclear waste its all that stuff whit time makes you sick they have cigarette for people that smokes right it take a couple of years from your life and sometime even it kills you before take your retirement plan right it's all about control population

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Hi Johnny C
Please don't be distressed. They have a way to clean up the planet, they just won't tell you until they get their kill quota (NWO depopulation conspiracy).
Has anyone heard of phytoremediation? This is what they did in Chernobyl and probably the real reason why TPTB won't ever make it legal.
www.hemp.net...
www.mhhe.com...
www.rollitup.org...

All you have to do is google chernobyl phytoremediation marijuana, and you'll get an eye full.
Cheers!

Originally posted by 4nsicphd
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There is actually no such thing as the Office of Coroner in San Francisco County. Autopsies are done there under the direction of the Office of the Medical Examiner. Even if there were such a person as the coroner there, he (or she)would most certainly NOT be qualified to diagnose cancer. In the parts of California that do still use coroners, they are a part of the Sheriff's Office and are lay persons with no medical degree needed. A ME, on the other hand must be certified as a forensic pathologist.
An example is Riverside County where the sheriff is the coroner. He has been a deputy sheriff for 35 years, has no degree in any medical field and whose education was in business management.
Take a look at www.sfgsa.org...

So the statement in the thread title is a priori false.

Sorry but the title of the thread did not say "Office of the Corner"
Also I thought only the living get a "diagnosis" and corpses get a toxicology? - could be me, love watching that show on HBO, but not sure, so no hating.
I think the point of this thread was just the fact that all of us have cancer of a kind - cancer is the overabundant growth of cells in the body - and the only way a body can grow is to have cells multiply.

I live in the Bay Area. It's an open secret that Hunter's Point is so toxic that anyone living near it has a lowered life expectancy. (Not literally, but cancer rates are statistically significantly higher among the community there.) Years ago I remember looking for and finding official NAVY investigations into the matter, which concluded that contamination was directly linked to cancer risk in the area, and recommended cleanup efforts.

As far as I know, nothing has ever really been done. They did apparently fill in the area where the contamination was at its worst, but just with soil, like a landfill. Then they began building housing developments there, I believe.

Originally posted by AceWombat04
I live in the Bay Area. It's an open secret that Hunter's Point is so toxic that anyone living near it has a lowered life expectancy. (Not literally, but cancer rates are statistically significantly higher among the community there.) Years ago I remember looking for and finding official NAVY investigations into the matter, which concluded that contamination was directly linked to cancer risk in the area, and recommended cleanup efforts.

As far as I know, nothing has ever really been done. They did apparently fill in the area where the contamination was at its worst, but just with soil, like a landfill. Then they began building housing developments there, I believe.

Thanks Ace for the great information my friend. Its a joke isnt it? fill a site in like that with just soil and then build houses where young couples starting their life will set up homes and be sick forever.Its a dam shame these people that ok these things dont care about human life.
I live in Ireland and we have a very plae like that caled ballybrack ,out of 200 houses i think its over a 120 household that have cancer affect them in some way or another.
nice one for the reply buddy

The thing that really gets me, is that that's where a lot of the section 8 housing (colloquially known as "the projects") are built in the city. Not all of them, but a lot of low income housing is present there. It would seem that city planners feel that it's acceptable to let people live there, so long as they're poor. *Sigh*

Originally posted by Asktheanimals
Finally, a good use for the space program; sending all our toxic waste into the sun. Ah, but I;m dreaming.

What happens when the launch vehicle explodes and spreads all that garbage everywhere?
OP thanks for posting this. Before we can solve the problem with what to do with it maybe we should stop producing it eh?

Thanks guys very much for all your replies,ill get back on line and tomorrow and reply to you guys.
thanks a lot!! sorry i have being mad busy