Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Turbo Cancer Record Projection | Covid 19 Conspiracy Podcasts

Episode Date: January 22, 2024

In this episode, we delve into the alarming projections for new cancer cases in the United States in 2024, anticipating a record-breaking surge. What makes this concerning is not only the expected increase in numbers but also the noticeable trend of cancer affecting a younger demographic. We explore the intriguing question: could there be a correlation between the Covid vaccine, Covid-19, and the rise in cancer cases? Unraveling this potential connection, we discuss relevant studies that hint at a link and provide insights on how individuals can take proactive measures to protect themselves from this evolving health landscape. All of this and more on this episode of Turbo Cancer Record Projection | Covid 19 Conspiracy Podcasts

See you struggle like butterflies in water. Can't keep moving forward. And welcome to Investigator at Podcast. I'm your host Chad alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry, on tonight's episode. We are going to be discussing the all-time new cancer cases projected at top 2 million hitting a record high in 2024. This is something we've never seen before. This is literally a number that we have never seen before in cancer. And this is U.S. news reporting this.

This is something that is very concerning. This is something that many news agencies are trying to twist right now. They're trying to figure out how can we explain that we're about to have a massive cancer overload in the United States alone? We're not even talking about around the world. We're literally talking about the United States of America is about to hit over two million new cancer cases in 2024, a projection of hundreds of thousands of cancer deaths in 2024. and then there are also other reports and articles that are looking ahead to 2025, and it could be even more catastrophic than what we're about to see in 2024.

You know, if you think about two plus million cancer cases, that's like an entire state in some cases, a small state, but still, two million people are a lot of people. Imagine losing two million people in a terrorist attack or a, or imagine losing two million people in a war. Whatever the case is, this is something. devastating and this is something that mainstream media is desperately trying to find answers for but not really find answers for it. They're trying to find a way to tell you that it's just normal

that we all of a sudden have two plus million new cancer cases potentially in 2024 and we're going to have hundreds of thousands more deaths on top of that. And I don't know if you guys see what I see, but just getting on social media and I'm a Facebook person sometimes. I'm not a big Facebook person. But I do notice when I get on Facebook, I am seeing more and more and more of my friends, or my friends' friends developing a super fast cancer almost overnight. And I'm seeing all these pictures of them, you know, in the hospital, doing the chemo or having to go through surgery, you know, some videos of them actually getting to ring the bell if they get rid of the cancer. Yeah. But I've never seen this amount of cancer. Yeah.

Since social media existed. Like this is people that I know. know and I see on a daily basis. Before I might have known maybe one or two people in my life that had cancer. You know, in my daily life, I've heard about people. But now I'm seeing it over and over. Just people I work with all over the place is getting cancer. And I don't know if you guys are like it, but I'm definitely seeing it on Facebook all the time now.

You know, there's all these prayer chains, people buying T-shirts to support people. It's every, I mean, I have more T-shirts now than I ever have just buying T-shirts to try to support people. cancer. Yeah, it's nuts. Now, you're 100% right, and we are seeing it on a, on a mass scale. And, you know, we're also seeing a lot of stuff that's happening right now. We're seeing a lot of young people die.

It's like every time I turn my phone on, there's a new article about some actor or athlete or someone that is dying young, 23, 30 years old, 38, 48, 50, these are all young ages. That people should not just be having massive heart attacks. they should not just necessarily be dying of cancer. And some of these cancers we're talking about here are not just regular cancers to where you get diagnosed with cancer. And they say, hey, you got prostate cancer, you got this, or even leukemia in a lot of cases. Or, you know, a brain cancer, lung cancer, all these things. The difference here is, is not only are we having this rate of cancer exploding through the roof,

but we're also having a very different form of these cancers. We're having cancers that are being called turbo cancers. And these turbo cancers are cancers that will invade your body very fast, very aggressively. And in some ways, I guess it is so fast that people realize it pretty quick. But by the time they realize it, once they, I guess, once they actually get diagnosed with cancer, you know, you're at stage two, stage three, stage four. And these cancers seem to be harder to treat. And these cancers are also very rare. Like before this was all starting, people that are getting these kind of cancers, they're so rare.

They're like one in, you know, 500,000 or something. They're very, very rare cancers that you don't care of a lot. A lot of them seem to be blood type cancers. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I mean, and to Sherry's point, those cancers that were one in 500,000, maybe now they're one in 50,000. They're one in 75,000. In some cases, there might be cancers out there. They're one in 10,000 that you still.

be a lot larger of a populace, right? So we get to talk about that, guys. There's an article, USNews.com, very reputable source, I guess, as far as they can't even hide what is about to happen as far as cancer rates. It says cancer mortality in the United States has fallen over the past three decades, but it increases in common forms of the disease pose a massive threat to that progress. Now, Sherry and I both have had parents with cancer. Sherry's dad unfortunately died of cancer

And how many years ago was that about 20 years ago? Yeah, pretty close to 20, maybe 18 years, but yeah. Yeah, so 20 years ago, your dad died of lung cancer, you were there, you were there during the time that he died, you were actually there literally right up until his death. Yeah, unfortunately, my dad did not want to be diagnosed because I think he already knew. So, you know, thankfully it didn't, he,

by the time we found out he had cancer, he lasted three weeks. So I was with him at his bed for three weeks, dealing with it. And that is not an easy thing to go through day after day because you go through seeing your parent revert back to a child. And you're having to take care of your parent now. You know, at the very end of life, you're putting a diaper on your parent and changing their diaper and holding them down and making sure they're taking their medicine. It's, it's very, it's the hardest thing I've ever experienced in my life is watching my dad die. But thankfully, you know, I was there and, you know, I'm so thankful that I was able to be with.

him and I know he knew I was with him. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. So that's your story and it's very tough. You know, my story and thank God right now, my mom is, I guess, cancer-free from what they're saying, but mom dealt with that, what, for three years? Sherry was there with me during that.

My mom got lung cancer. She did use of smoke back in the day. She quit smoking probably, I think she's probably quit smoking for 15 plus years now or more. It might even be more than that. But she did develop lung cancer. she had to have a large section of her lung taken out. It was a nine-hour almost surgery. My mom was not even in good health.

She had to see a PD before that. And then she had to endure the nine-hour surgery that Sherry and I were both there to be there. Sherry was there. It was awful. Sherry was there extensively throughout her, you know, her progress after the surgery, which was a very tough recovery.

Very, very tough recovery. And not only did she have lung cancer, but she had a different type of cancer going on in her breast. So she had two. different types of cancers going on at once. So your mom had a really tough time. Yeah. You know, not only did they have to take part of her lung out, but they had to remove her

breast. You know, she went through some major surgeries and it's so hard to watch, you know, when they're waking up and recovering and how just, you know, the pain and all the suffering that they go through is really tough to be a part of. Yeah, it is. Absolutely. And so the reason why we do this podcast is because we want to get the truth out there. We want to expose the things that people.

don't want to expose this to hard truth sometimes that you have to accept and realize um you know we often sometimes say that you know everything that we talk about is not always fun in games like sherry and i was just talking the other day i was like man we got to do like a podcast where we can just shoot the shit and be funny and and and just be you know be happy right and talk about funny stuff and um and maybe sometimes bring some of this in so and that's what i'm sharing now we're talking about if we do a youtube channel it'll probably go towards that like something that you guys can come hang out with us. We talk about funny stuff.

We talk about like, you know, whatever. But when we talk about what we're about it is for exposure of what is going on and is for, you know, this is stuff that mainstream media is not even going to allude to in any way, shape, or form. Even we haven't alluded to anything so far. And we will throughout this episode.

But this is something that everyone needs to hear because it could save your life. If you have, okay, this is how I'm going to do this. If you eat junk food, right, you should probably get checked for cancer more. You know, if you eat processed foods every single day, especially with the bioengineered food ingredients that they put in our foods on a daily basis, then probably you should get checked for cancer maybe more so than someone that just eats off their farm, right? I mean, that's more than likely the case. But we also have to understand that even our environment, when we walk outside of our house, house, the air we breathe and all this stuff contributes potentially to our cancer chances, right?

But then also we have to remember that we are in 2024, right? What happened in 2019? Well, we had COVID-19 to come out, right? There was a pandemic from supposedly China Lab, but it also started in the United States or America, technically by Ralph Barrick. And, you know, he was the one that was working on the Raleigh-Durham facility sent it over to Wuhan, then, you know, NIH. Anthony Falschie got behind this, started funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology for gain of function to try to make a coronavirus more deadly to people.

Yeah, I know it's crazy, right? And then after that, right? So after that, they got issued an emergency use authorization. Now, this was under Trump's term. And they quickly put this vaccine out to billions of people around the world. And they injected as many people as they could. they shamed you. If you didn't take it.

If you didn't take the vaccine, they made people either lose their jobs or take the vaccine to do this. They were authoritarian across the board, and they literally threatened people's livelihood. You know, Sean Strickland, UFC fighter. And I got to have to say this, especially on this episode, you know, Sean Strickland just fought Drechis duplessi or Duplessis, whatever. However you say his name, South African fighter, but Sean Strickland is an American UFC fighter. This recent fight this past weekend was in Toronto, Canada. And so at the press conference, there was a LGBTQ reporter or someone that was asking him about LGBTQ issues, trying to bait him, trying to kind of get him canceled. I think the reason for that was because Sean Strickland is very outspoken.

He is very, and he has been for like the past three, four months, especially since he was the middleweight champion of the USC. He started having more media attention come on on him. And I think he used that for his platform as well. He did. So over the past three or four months, he said whatever to hell you want to say. He said basically what you guys that are listening to us right now would absolutely agree with. And be like, hell yes, Sean Strickland, we love you. Thank you for using your platform as your popularity grows.

Thank you for actually speaking out for people in general, for freedom, for anti-tirney, for anti-fascism, the actual anti-fascism, not the bullshit the left tells you about. So then at this recent press conference, he is in Canada. and not only does he tell this dude off that is trying to bait him on the LGBTQ thing. Yeah, because he was saying he would be ashamed if he had a boy that was gay or something. That's how this whole thing started. Absolutely, yeah.

He said that he felt like his job as a father failed, right? That was his opinion. Right. But then when there was a question about Canada, you know, and the fact that they were in Canada, he went off about, oh, yeah, F. Justin Trudeau, he completely tyrannized his people. He took their bank accounts away.

We're talking about the Canada Freedom Rally, the truckers and all this stuff. So, you know, people like Sean Strickland are speaking out. They are standing out and they're using their platforms for the good. But yeah, COVID-19 was something that changed the world. It changed the world in a very, very negative way, not just because people died, not just because of really the response of COVID-19 and how the governments, aka the World Health Organization, how they told the governments to respond, which was put everyone on ventilators,

no matter what, even if they're not even that sick, we're going to give you a little thing and you're going to put it on your finger and if your blood oxygen saturation is below a certain amount, you're going on a ventilator, although we know, even if you get in a car accident or you bump your head and you get a brain bleed or whatever the case is, right?

And you are put on a ventilator. Ventilators can kill you faster than the actual head injury in some cases. Now, in other cases, right, you might have massive brain trauma. the only way you're going to stay alive at all possibility is a ventilator, right? So that's what ventilators are really good for. It's like if you have no other chance, we at least got to try a ventilator to keep you alive long enough to see if your brain can heal long enough to where you can recover. But what they were using ventilators for in the pandemic, they were shoving ventilators down people that had COVID-19. And in a lot of cases, these lung infections, but they weren't even really necessarily lung infections.

And what we found out about is with COVID-19, the spike protein didn't actually infect your lung in the same way that you would maybe think of bronchitis. It was more so blood-related type. The oxygen kind of out of your blood. Absolutely it did. Yeah. And the spike protein did that. And so what they did then is they shoved ventilators in, which in turn, a lot of cases, it kind of showed that there was what it was doing. It was creating secondary bacterial infections inside of the lungs, which then even further decreased your blood oxygen saturation.

whereas there were doctors, by the way, at this time saying, we need to be given steroids, aspirins, thinning the blood, getting as much auction to the organs and the lungs as we possibly can. And when these doctors are starting to say stuff like this, they were getting banned, censored, they were threatened to get their medical license taken. When there were doctors speaking out against the ventilators, they were threatened to also have their medical license taken.

But what they do, they rushed through an emergency use authorization vaccination from both Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson Johnson. some of these other companies, but in particular, modern and Pfizer had MRI vaccinations to where it was not tested whatsoever for what it was doing. It was a messenger RNA virus, or sorry, a messenger RNA vaccine to where what that whole point of this vaccine was is it transports the spike protein,

a live China virus into your body, not knowing actually the consequences of what it really would do to the human body. And now we're starting to potentially see some of the effects. Now we're not saying that what we're going to talk about tonight, has anything to do with this. We just said that if you eat bad and, you know, you might have better chances of getting cancer, you might not listen to this episode.

And, you know, we'll offer up some of our opinions on maybe something you can do to kind of counteract the potentials of getting cancer. But I have to kind of go against that a little bit as far as the eating bad thing, Chad, because when we go to the grocery store and we try to eat good and you look at the ingredients on a lot of these foods, even produce, and meats, and we've done previous podcasts on this, there are bad things going in these foods as well. You know, lettuce has, you know, GMO stuff. It's everything. Everything's genetically modified now.

Yeah, everything. Our meats at one time, we thought that it had the MRNA, the spike protein in our meats. I mean, there's... Yeah, we have a whole episode on that. Yeah, it's foods that are not only bad for you, but it's also foods that are good for you. Yeah.

So I just have to point that out. No, absolutely. Not saying that, you know, you should eat healthy. You should definitely eat healthy. But I think that we have to watch our foods all the way around. And I think the most important thing that we need to do in order to prevent cancers is to get up a move and try to eat foods that are good for us. And to eat a lot of foods that have antioxidants in them. Yeah, antioxidants and stuff like that.

Yeah. And there's some supplements that you guys can take, which we'll talk about later, that potentially could help you to be healthy. We'll put it that way. So this U.S. news article, the number of new cancer cases in the U.S. is expected to top 2 million for the first time in 2024, based on new research that also points to shifting age patterns, it says, among cancer patients and a troubling increase in overall cancer incidents among young people, younger than 50. So you know how they say that, shifting age patterns. I mean, yes, cancer in general in our history has typically affected more older people, not to say that younger, people could not get cancer. I even remember when I was growing up,

there was a kid that had leukemia. And, you know, if I even look back on why potentially kids got leukemia back then, I can probably point to some reasons why they were getting leukemia back then. But neither here nor there. But it is exploding right now. And as we talked about turbacancers, all this stuff, this is something that's very concerning. And this is U.S. News report.

The American Cancer Society's latest statistical report released on Wednesday says the country's cancer mortality rate fell by 33% from 1991 through 2021. Now, the decrease equates to an estimated 4.1 million fewer cancer deaths, which researchers attribute to improvements in disease management and detection, along with reductions in smoking. Yet the research also warns that the increases in some common cancers threatens this progress. The report notes that incident rates for female breast cancer, for example, has risen about 0.6% percent.

per year since the mid-2000s, and that more than 313,000 new breast cancer cases overall projected for 2024. Prostate cancer incidence increased by 3% per year after experiencing a nearly 40% drop from 2007 to 2018. So increases in endometrial and pancreatic cancers, among others, also have raised concerns. Overall, researchers project 2.1, 4 million new cancer cases and 611,720 cancer deaths will occur in the United States in 2024.

So we're talking about 611,000 cancer deaths in 2024, over 2 million new cancer cases in 2024. And some experts, experts as in actual doctors and know this shit, not Anthony Fauci and morons like this or veterinarians. But yes, some experts that are actually experts are saying that 2025 could be much worse, 2026 could be even worse. We are on a upward trend in this cancer battle, and there are news agencies and mainstream agencies that are desperately trying to make you believe that this is just normal

that we're getting an all-time high of cancer when it was decreasing over the past three decades. This is very concerning. Projected caseloads by state reigns from a high of 193,880. in California to a low 3,320 in Wyoming. U.S. news rate calculations based on 2023 state population figures point to a high of 7.67 new cases per 1,000 population in Maine and a low of 3.97 in Utah. So, in this quote, we're encouraged by the steady dropping cancer mortality as a result of less smoking, earlier detection for some cancers and improved treatment.

Rebecca Siegel, the report's lead author and Senior Scientific Director, of surveillance research for the American Cancer Society said in a statement. But as a nation, we've dropped the ball on cancer prevention as incidents continues to increase for many common cancers like breast, prostate, and endometrial, as well as collateral and cervical cancers in some young adults. The American Cancer Society also says the trend in cancer patients skew in older is beginning to change. The proportion of new diagnosis occurring in people between the ages of 50 and 50.

and 64 years old increased from 25% in 1995 to 30% in 2019 to 2020, while the proportion among those 65 in order fell from 61 to 58. And it says the shift towards more middle-aged patients likely in part reflects steep decreases in instances of prostate and smoking-related cancers among older men and increased cancer risk in people born since 1950s associated with changing their patterns and known exposures. This is bullshit. So what they're trying to say here is they're trying to find some. way to say that it's actually not really just like a lot of young people are getting cancer nowadays. It's just, you know, I think that maybe we're seeing a dig.

And literally, the only reference one particular 4% drop in one particular thing. And then they're trying to say, see, we are actually kind of decreasing the older people, but we're starting to get a rise in the younger people. It's all bullshit. It's all bullshit. It is all skewed data. And they want to, they want to do this. And listen, the American cancer's.

Society, by the way, which is who this lady is, don't think that they are not controlled by the United States government who controls them and what and how they can say it. Do you think that they're just going to have a representative from the U.S. Cancer Society or American Cancer Society that comes out into a major news piece, like a U.S. news piece, on the rates of cancer increasing without speaking or getting something, you know, passed to say, they don't. But this article is not even bringing up the rare cancers that we were talking about before. The turbo cancers, the blood cancers that are coming up overnight for a lot of people.

It's not even reporting that. This is reporting basic cancers that we have seen in history in the past that has declined. And now they're saying it's just going to younger people. Absolutely. But we're not talking about the blood cancers, the turbo cancers, the ones that are, like, developing fast. Yeah. I mean, here's one instance, right? So Molly of Halifax County passed away from stage four London.

cancer at just 30 years young and leaves behind a nine-year-old son. Molly never smoked a day in her life. She was forced to take the COVID vaccine for her job and believed, along with her doctors, it was the cause for her illness. And so here's some messages that are attached. So she was a very pretty girl, 30 years old, had a nine-year-old son. And here's some of the message, just from her best friend after I asked her if she was jabbed. Yes, she was forced from her job, worst mistakes she could have ever made.

and she knew what caused it. We all knew. Even her doctors at Duke said the same thing and nothing could have been done. This also says vintage racers and rescues. Molly 30 of Halifax County, Virginia, was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in March of 2022.

She is for every warrior in the eyes of all who knew and loved her. In honor of Molly and her battle with this ugly disease, we are naming the new arrivals into our rescue. After her, Molly has always loved all things nature and saving animals. She wanted all the animals

who have a love and safe environment and has found homes for many strays. Sunday, January 14, 2024 is the day she chose to leave all of those that loved her immensely behind to meet her maternal grandmother, Helen, at the pearly gates. Miss Helen passed away and I guess her grandmother passed away 14 years before. Mary had lost her firstborn, her only daughter, or the very day she lost her beloved mama years ago. So it is hard to lose a parent. However, a parent should never have to bury their child. So Molly died and passed away.

And this is another text. It was awful, and it spread fast. Literally everywhere. Never smoked a day in her life and diagnosed a stage 4 lung cancer at 28. What an evil thing that shit did to people. My grandma got it and then developed breast cancer almost immediately after we put her on this all natural remedy. After she did chemo three times and guess what?

Cancer cells are gone. Molly wasn't so lucky. And that's just one instance of this, right? So I want to play this quick clip. Dr. Pina Recola, which we're going to have on the show very soon. and Dr. Drew discussed the mechanisms by which MRNA COVID vaccines could theoretically lead to cancer. I think this is very important. This is a pretty good clip that I want you guys to hear.

And listen, if you have anyone that has that you think that this podcast episode needs to go to to listen, please send this episode to them. It could save their life. It could make them at least aware of what could happen. and I think, look, obviously any of us could get cancer at any time. Any of us could die in a car accident, any of us could do any of us could do in this.

And there's a broader message of this episode in general. But here's Dr. Peter McColl and Dr. Drew talking about how some of these mechanisms could lead to cancer based on what we've been talking about so far. Here you go. Ms. though, and I think the question you're bringing up is whether or not the immunological shifts

associated with vaccination or somehow allowing this to grow more rapidly? Is that one of the questions you're asking? Right. So there's a paper just is fully here if you now published. The first author is Anguus. The second author is Bastillo. And there, the title of the paper is the multi-hit hypothesis of oncogenesis after COVID-19 vaccination. It's a hypothesis. But 1984, Sutherland and Baylor published the multi-hit hypothesis of cancer saying, listen, if something causes cancer, it's not going to be by just one mechanism. It's usually multiple. mechanism. And how this lays out for the vaccines, particularly the messenger RNA vaccines, is Chinese have shown that the messenger RNA may impair DNA repair within the cell. And that's a way we can defend against cancer. A paper from Eursi of Pittsburgh by Singh and Singh demonstrated that using modeling, that the S2 segment of the spike protein, which one does get with the

vaccine and does not get with the infection, the S2 segment would likely impair the P53 and BRCA or BRCA tumor suppressor systems. So we have some natural tumor suppressor systems. The S2 segment may put a drag on those systems. And if there's already a loss of function mutation in one of those systems, one could be at risk for cancer progression. Remember, a BRCA mutation is actually a relative loss of function of the BRCA tumor surveillance system. That's for women, breast and female reproductive cancers. The third and final mechanism is what Dr. Joe LaDapo, a surgeon general Florida has brought up, is what's called DNA process-related impurities in both Pfizer and Moderna, has not been shown in Janssen or the other vaccines. And what I mean by that is

E. coli is used with a genetic code in a circular piece of DNA called a plasmid, and the E. coli multiply rapidly so that plasmid has the code for Pfizer-Maderna, but it also has an antibiotic resistance code, a gene in there, and then something called SV40 or simian virus 40, which has a promoter and enhancer and was called an origin of insertion. SV40 fragments are for sure been identified in Pfizer and Moderna. These are known activators of proto-oncogenes. And what LaDAPO pointed out to the CDC and FDA is said, listen, unlike messenger RNA, DNA actually gets into cells very readily.

Naked DNA does. And if these are taken up, if someone has a proto-oncogen, it's theoretically possible that through this mechanism we can have the initiation of cancer. So I've got a bunch of things I want to get to before we go to break. But one is, what was the name of that biologist, from South Carolina who brought this up was one of the first to sort of present it to his state legislature. And he was doing research on it,

and then he just disappeared. It was really odd to me. He just was raising the question. He was like, this is not, you know, I've detected it. It's not good. There's all sorts of concerns. Do you know what happened to him? No, he's been pretty quiet.

He testifies, Dr. Buckhawter. He testified in the Carolina set. But remember, David Spieckler from Canada has found it. Kevin McCurnan, molecular biologist and a doctor, I believe, Koenig in Germany. So we have four separate labs. Now, there are tolerances. By the way, the FDA has guidance on this. There's tolerances in terms of the quantity of these DNA fragments and the size of the fragments.

And some of the samples exceed these arbitrary tolerances. And then in the Spiegelor paper, it's the ratio of these fragments to the message. your RNA dose, that's related to adverse events. And that's the real concerning thing here is that, you know, at least one study shows it's related to safety. And when Ladoapo wrote the FDA, he said, listen, you know, I want to hear your response. The FDA didn't volunteer to do an inspection, to get into it. They basically brushed him off.

And that's when he said, that's enough. That's the straw that broke the camel's back. I'm going to call for them to be removed. And Joe is somebody I know he's a very bright man, an excellent doctor. He's just raising questions. He just, we all just want to get it right. That we all, we may have differing ideas. We may have stronger opinions on one side of this or another.

We're all trying to get this right. That's all trying to get it right. In order to do so, you must ask question. Yeah, you must. Absolutely. One of the things that he talks about here is impairing DNA, right? So if DNA cannot impair itself or sorry, repair itself, repair itself, repair itself. You know, DNA has a huge role in defending against cancer, right?

And if DNA cannot repair itself and instead is actually getting impaired, right? So much like, you know, if you drink too much alcohol, your brain is going to get impaired. but DNA, if it cannot repair itself, rather than it is impairing itself, right? Or something that is impairing DNA to be able to stop or prevent certain aspects of the human biology, which is what DNA does.

DNA works in so many different ways. You might have heard of DNA when you hear of murder cases and all this stuff, but DNA holds a very, very important role in the human body. And one of those things is that it's the ability to defend against cancer. And so when you have a man, messenger RNA, potential DNA sequencer vaccine that goes into the body that then potentially

impairs DNA, not allowing DNA to repair certain cells that would normally cause cancer, which is DNA plays a huge role. If we look at, for example, we have to think about this. What was the messenger RNA before? It was a gene therapy, right? Okay. So I'm going to take you down just a little short rabbit hole, but gene therapy is what this technology was created for. Dr. Robert Malone, along with other doctors, they created this because of genes, right?

This was gene therapy. This is what this was used for until they used it for the COVID-19 vaccine. So what is one way that you can go to a doctor, say that your dad had cancer, say that your dad had cancer, say that you're grandma had cancer. Well, there are tests now that you can actually go to the doctor, get a gene test to see if your genes are more susceptible to cancer versus other people that may not have that gene. So, I mean, for example, oh, my God, what is her name?

What's the girl's name? Brad Pitt's wife and Angelina. Yeah, Angelina. Yeah. So Angelina Jolie, she went to the doctor, found that she had this breast cancer gene. Guess what she did? She had her breast removed. I guess had implants put in and all this stuff,

but she had her breast removed because she believed so heavily on this test that said, hey, if your family has this gene, which is very known to cause cancers, then you should really think about trying to be preventative in this. So we know that genes play, genes, aka DNA, play a huge role in whether or not you get cancer, whether or not your body can prevent cancer,

all these things. So if a MRNA messenger gene therapy vaccine basically is what it is, impairs your DNA and not allows your DNA to repair itself, then you face a huge problem with cancer. And this could be just the initial door opening of how cancer could be caused, as Dr. McCullough says here. And like you were saying about Robert Malone, who is one of the people that founded the MRI.

He was against this being in the vaccine in the very beginning. This is a spike protein that they say stays in your arm, but it didn't stay in your arm. It goes throughout your body, and it stays in your body and even goes into places like your heart, your brain everywhere, and it stays. And that's why Robert Malone was so against this vaccine. He was a creator of this stuff. Yeah, of the technology, for sure, the gene therapy? Yes, and he did not want people to take this vaccine.

He was against it from day one. He said, this is not a good thing for people to take. And you think about this spike protein that's going in your body, and it's changing your whole DNA makeup. And another way that he explained it, too, is when you get this vaccine and you get this spike protein in your arm, it's supposed to protect you from COVID or whatever. But what it's actually doing is you think about it as a football field or whatever.

And you've got football players on this side. And your spike protein thing is supposed to go after the X on the other side. Absolutely, yeah. But it doesn't go over just the X. It goes after everything. Yeah. It doesn't go just after the COVID. It goes after your immune system protections too.

And that's why a lot of people are having autoimmune disease problems as well. Absolutely. Which is what autoimmune is. Yeah. Autoimmune. Yeah. Sorry. It doesn't attack just that one part that they're trying to get rid of.

Absolutely. You know, just protecting you from COVID. It attacks everything. Absolutely. You're 100% right. Yeah, and this is something that we had talked about and discussed early on in the COVID thing, right? And this was a great thing. It's like if you have, yeah, football field and you have, you know, say that your defensive line is going to go after the quarterback, but it goes after everybody.

Not only does it go after everybody, it goes after your own people, right? That's a problem. Right. You know, think of the messenger RNA or MRNA technology, the gene therapy technology, which is what they use in the vaccine. Think of this as a – think of this as a Lamborghini for a second. Okay. And this is going to be a very interesting concept for you guys and girls to understand what this actually does. Think of MRNA technology, the gene therapy technology at Robert Malone and among other doctors invented,

which, by the way, is actually pretty useful in gene therapy and some of these other, you know, non-invasive, non-causive effects on what the actual medical, I guess, stimulus is on this. But think of MRNA as the Lamborghini, but Lamborghini is innocent, right, in most cases. But it's not innocent if you put a bunch of terrorists inside of the Lamborghini. Say you put two terrorists in that Lamborghini that want to kill everything around it. Well, now you have a Lamborghini transporting two terrorists with AK-47s in a city center, which is your body. That's essentially the difference in MRNA and the two terrorists. By the way, just so you knew it is. That's called the spike protein.

That was invented and gain of function in a lab in Wuhan, along with many others. These are non-natural viruses. These are man-made gang of function viruses that are being transported by a Lamborghini, but they're very deadly. And the fact that they were being transported by a Lamborghini is just, you know, that's a facade. But the very simple fact is, or even take it in this way. I mean, you have a snow cat. I don't know if anybody ever saw a snow cat. a snow cat is one of those massive vehicles that you can take across say the the very deep snow in Utah right and you can take people a lot of times they have this tracks instead of the wheels obviously and they can get pretty much anywhere but if you have a bunch of terrorists in them man it's going to be able to get every little inch of wherever it needs to go and that is what was so good about the gene therapy the mRNA technology is it allowed it to really transport whatever it needed to transport in the places that needed transport.

Everywhere. Yeah, and yet you're transporting a Chinese-made gang of function deadly virus and then tell them, and then just put it in this. I mean... Yes, and this is the key word that you're saying is the key word is man-made. This is a man-made virus and a man-made vaccine to fight a man-made virus. Yeah. And I have to reiterate again, the man that was in, you know, part of the man building these MRNAs said,

This is not a good thing. Get this off the market. It took three months for them to create this vaccine and get it out to everyone. And if you didn't take it, you know, you were going to be shunned or fired from your jobs and everything else because they wanted this in your body. And that goes to a whole other not conspiracy theory, but conspiracy. Yeah, absolutely. And so long COVID, by the way, you've probably heard the term long COVID, right? It affects 20 million Americans

and as is on par with the burden of cancer and heart disease. This guy right here, which I cannot remember exactly what, Dr. Zaid Ali Ali, he's an epidemiologist, Washington University. He came and talked about long COVID. And this is a short 30-second clip, and we'll explain what long COVID actually may be and what they potentially even knew before the vaccine ever rolled out. Here you go.

Burden of long COVID, the burden of long COVID. of disease and disability from long COVID, when you measure it is on par with the burden of cancer and heart disease. And even if people emerge unscathed after having the first infection, they can still get long COVID after reinfection. And I don't think enough people really know this fact or know about this. Well, the best way to prevent long COVID is to prevent COVID in the first place. There is actually no long COVID without COVID. There you go. So he's talking about long code here. Now, we've heard a long code before the vaccine never came out. Long COVID was something

it was a disorder or some type of thing that caused you to have repeated and long-term systems of COVID-19, right? And these are, you know, various symptoms presented itself in lethargy and just not being able to

you know, ever want to do anything and breathing issues, headaches, feeling like you have to flu a lot. This is what was called long COVID symptoms. And so long COVID, and look, I know there's people out there to think that COVID-19 was

never real and any of the stuff. Listen, it was real. Oh, yeah. COVID-19 is an actual virus in my, in my, I don't even think it's my opinion. I think it's absolutely 100% real. Well, you've watched your wife have it several times. Five times. I've had the long COVID. I have literally been sick since August. Yeah.

And I had a very good friend die of COVID. You know, and I actually think the reason why died, though, was because they put him on a ventilator in the end, but nonetheless, COVID was something that was creating a Wuhan lab. Like, I mean, I know there's conspiracy theorists out there that want to be conspiracy on COVID never existed, right? That's where they want to go with the conspiracy.

That's not the conspiracy, guys. I'm telling you. And if you have different opinions, that's fine. But the conspiracy here is not the fact that COVID never existed. What you guys should be thinking and talking about is why it existed and how it existed and how it came about and was an intention. and all of this stuff. That is what you guys need to be talking about.

But even beyond that, long COVID, that term started coming out when COVID started happening. But then they really push it, obviously, after the vaccine was released. But there has been multiple studies, by the way, that show that the damage potentially of the spike protein from COVID versus the vaccine-induced spike protein is potentially much greater in the vaccine-induced spike protein. So if you're talking about the long COVID exists is on par, as this doctor says, with cancer and other very dangerous diseases, then, and that's just from being infected with COVID itself. Right.

And then there's all these studies that show that the actual vaccine and the spike protein damage could be far more severe. Why is this not pulled from, like immediately? Instead of having commercials about spike backst that body and all this bullshit. I know, spike vax. I love spike vax. Why are we not pulling it from the market immediately? And people ask, well, how do you know if it was COVID or the vaccine? How do you know the difference?

Well, there is a way to know the difference. There are simple blood tests that you can take to see if it's coming from the actual vaccine or not. Yeah. And Robert, I mean, not Robert Malone. Peter McCullough talks about that when he talked to. Yeah, to Congress last week. He talks about there is an indication that. tells you it comes from Moderna or Pfizer.

Yeah, they put it on the actual MRI. There is an actual sequence in that that shows that this is spike protein vaccine, spike protein, not vaccine, right? And I guess they did this, you know, just so they could have some date on it, but they didn't expect necessarily that a lot of doctors are going to chase us down. And they're not seeing any of this with people that took Johnson and Johnson. No. Well, I mean, and there were problems with Johnson Johnson.

There were problems in the beginning with Johnson Johnson, but it did not have the spike protein. And I think the spike protein was way more dangerous than not having the spike protein. Yeah, absolutely. Now, you're 100% right. So here is, I also want to, I want to touch base now. I got to get into another clip. It's a two-minute clip, but it's a Florida surgeon general, because we get to talk about this as well.

But this clip here talks about the French Daily News, right? Is there a link between turbo cancers and MRNA vaccines? This is just the French Daily News. Lightning cancers. They're calling them lightning cancers. on the rise worldwide. Because of the MRNA vaccines, question, no, say, an imminent oncologist.

Yes, says John Mark Sabater. There is a link between turbocancers and anti-COVID-19 vaccines. Here's how it works. The debate on lightning cancers has taken center stage on TV over the past few days and has continued in more muscular fashion on social networks. On January 15, 2024, on the set of Touche Passe, Man Paste, Natalia Marque, Parnot, retired at her belief

that the anti-COVID-19 vaccine has hastened the death of her husband John Pierre Peront. The famous TF1 journalist suffered 13 strokes, the last of which proved fatal, but she was against a third dose of the vaccine. A few days earlier on C-News, Pierre Diderre Rodot,

explained that there was a link between the COVID-19 vaccine and lymphomas. The tweaking done to make the RNA last longer has created unknown proteins, that wander around the body and we don't know what they do, explains Roth. No causality, no scientifically substantiated explanation, they say. So, Professor Matthew Mollenard of the Society Franchet, blah, blah, blah, disagrees saying that these are undesirable effects that in practice have not been observed.

The SEPT explains its position in a flash entitled FL103. In an article published by Law Express in March, some 50 oncologists, which oncologists, by the way, are cancer doctors, refute claims that COVID vaccination increases the risk of development or worsening cancer. Sorry. They add, cases of lymphoma have also been reported exceptionally after other vaccinations, such as influenza vaccination, again, without causality or scientifically supported mechanistic explanation. On the other hand, contrary to rumors,

no case of rapid progression of solid cancers after vaccination against COVID-19. have been reported. So how then can we explain the explosion in the number of cancers worldwide? And some of them are devastating. As the American Cancer Society points out, new cancer diagnosis in the United States are expected to exceed 2 million for the first time in 24, largely due to alarming increase in cancers among young Americans, according to a new data.

Yes, there is a link between MRNA vaccines and tuberic cancers. John Mark Sopatera, a PhD in Cell Biology and Microbiology, HDR and biochemistry, and CNRS, the research director explains, yes, there is a link between turbocancers and anti-COid-19 vaccines, particularly MRNA vaccines. Overreaction of the AT-1R receptor on the RAS, which is the renin angiotensum system, the RAS is the involved, sorry, is involved in cell, different, oh my God, differentiation and multiplication. whereas it controls cell multiplication. Cancer corresponds to the an arctic proliferation of cells.

He adds the vaccine spike protein by binding the ACA2 receptor hinders the degradation of angiotensums to which in excess overactivates its cellular target, the AT1R receptor. Now the AT1R receptor is pro-tumor. and so it promotes tumor vascularization. So this is the actual studies that they know this is how some of this stuff works. So it is a pro-inflammatory and pro-oxidant and releases reactive oxygen particles,

free radicals or other free radical precursors generated an oxidative stress that it deleterates into cells. Anti-angiogenic substances are antitumeral preventing the development of tumors. It has been widely described the AT1R receptor,

which are also known as antagonist blockers, have anti-tumor activity against cancers of the breast, prostate lung, etc. Finally, there is indeed a link between the anti-COVIDs and the explosion in case of turbo cancers.

As early as March 20th of 2020, Jean-Marx Sabatard described the pro-cancer activity of RAS deregulation via activation of the AT-1R receptor mediated by the spike protein of the SARS-CoB-2 virus, even though at the early stage of the pandemic, no cases of cancer reported.

So what they're basically saying here is that the receptor that really prevents a lot of these cancers, these turbo cancers, also tumor cancers, it inhibits that, or not inhibits it actually, well, it does. It stops that. And then the actual antagonizing cells that can promote cancer, it basically helps those cells. Right. And they replicate. Yes. It's nuts. It's cancer to go like faster. Yeah. It's crazy.

This is what the Florida Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Latipo, talks about the risk of DNA integration into mRNA shots. This guy is an extremely knowledgeable doctor. He is the Florida Surgeon General. And he had recently came on and talked about not on here, but on another podcast, where he says that we got to pull these vaccines and here's why. This is just a short clip. here you go. With our human genome, I believe only about one or two percent. I mean, it's a very small percent of our human genome. All those nucleotides are known to code for genes that we know of, you know, that we can identify, that we know exist and then probably a subset of that we know

the function of. So there's, there's, to say that there's a lot of uncertainty about our genome, know, what it does, how it supports life and creates life and creates, you know, the miracle of each individual human being. That is, you know, that's an understatement. There's so much we don't understand. What we do understand is that some of the potential risks of DNA integration include development of cancers because, again, of the regulation of different aspects of DNA and cell growth and things like that. Other other possibilities include the disruption of the normal expression of some proteins, which then subsequently could lead to disruption of normal human function and physiological functions. So whether that is the function of the heart or the function of our

immune systems or the function of cell receptors, we are the most complex beings, the most complex machines, if you will, living machines that exist on this earth. So I do believe that our genome is part of our connection to God. That is to say that there's quite a lot at risk in terms of not taking proper precautions and sensible precautions with maintaining the integrity to the best that we can. Life ain't perfect, but to the best that we can with our human genome. Yeah, there you go. So that's the Surgeon General. And there was a developing story on Fox 35 News where they talked about the cause to halt COVID-19 vaccine. But wait one second.

I just want to bring up what that surgeon said. The Surgeon General. Sorry. He said three things that triggered my mind. And it affects your heart, your cells, and your immune system. Your heart, you know, we all have been talking about. Died suddenly. Yeah, died suddenly.

What is the word? I always say it wrong. Your heart thing. Oh, yeah. So myocarditis, periocarditis, all that. All of that. All that affects that. Your cells, meaning you're developing cancer.

And then it also goes after your immune system, autoimmune diseases. These are the three things, in my opinion, that this vaccine is affecting people worldwide. Is your heart, your cells, and your immune system. Yeah, absolutely. You're right. allegedly. We'll just say allegedly. Yes, but you guys can make your own mind up on that. This is, look, we're just playing what doctors say. These are doctors. We're not doctors. We're just telling you what doctors say, articles say, all this stuff. This is just, you know.

Yeah, just listening to the research. That's what I believe. All right. So let's listen to this hit or the hit piece, this news piece on Florida Surgeon General calls for the halt of COVID-19 vaccine, citing possible cancer risk. Here you go. It's also developing right now. Florida Surgeon General says for us to stop. stop getting the COVID vaccine. Fox 35's Hannah McKinsey is joining us live in the Alert Center tonight. So Hannah, he says what's in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines is a problem. Yeah, Luann, John Florida, Surgeon General, Dr. Lattipo says he has safety concerns pertaining to the discovery of billions of DNA fragments found per dose in the Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccines. And he says those concerns have not been addressed by the FDA or the CDC.

Dr. Lattipo says if the risks of DNA integration with COVID vaccines cannot be addressed, then the vaccines aren't appropriate for use in humans. He says he sent letters to the heads of the FDA and the CDC, specifically questioning how this was impact humans in three main areas. Healthy human genes being transformed into cancerous cells, chromosomal, instability, and how the integration could affect unintended parts of the body, such as the heart, brain, lungs, even the injection site itself.

We asked a local Dr. Michael Sparks to weigh in. Dr. Sparks telling us with the state surgeon general saying one thing, and the FDA another, health providers are left stuck in the middle. New things are scary. If we look back historically, we've introduced new medications that we were told we're very safe, we're going to be very effective, and they turned out not to be safe or effective, and they caused a lot of birth defects, things like that.

So it's not unreasonable to be worried about things that are new. And that's where the research comes into play. There have been so many millions of doses of this vaccine delivered, though, that if we were to expect to see some of these theoretical problems, we should start seeing them. Dr. Sparks adds it all comes down to the risk benefit for each patient, and that should be discussed with your doctor. All right, there you go.

So listen, let's just take what this random doctor, they just played on who that guy was. But let's just take this into effect. Do you know how many drugs that have been approved that then years later are determined to cause sudden cardiac arrest, cancers, all of this stuff? I mean, we see this on a regular basis. And keeping in mind, too, that oftentimes the organizations,

the biopharmaceutical complex, as has been coined the term by Dr. Peter McCull and others, you know, they will do their very best in their bureaucracy to hide all of these effects because they are the mega funders behind this. They are the ones that are making millions and billions of dollars off these, but yet we see this stuff happening all the time. I am very, Cherry, who is the worst person about taking medicine? You are. You are.

By far. But I want to put a point on there. These companies are hiding this stuff, but they're also making you sign your life away as you take the vaccinations. Can't sue them? You can't sue them. You can't come back on them. You can't say that they have screwed up your life in forever and you're not healthy because of these vaccinations. And if you do say it, you're going to get canceled.

Yeah. Or banned on social media. So I just wanted to bring that up. But yes, of course, Chad, you do not take medicines. You don't even like me to take ibuprope. No, I don't. I really don't. No, I don't.

I mean, because, you know, even, you know, a lot of people don't realize about Tylenol, for example. Tylenol has been one of the most destructive and deadly medicines ever. People don't even realize that. Talenolans killed a shit ton of people, you know, even on overdoses. It's actually not that hard to overdose on Tylenol at all. It can completely destroy your liver very fast. Ibuprofen has risk of heart attacks and strokes and all of these things. It also is very hard on your digestive tract and your stomach.

lining. My mom actually, when she was, she had her back issues. You know, she was, you know, having to take ibuprofen very often. And because of that, she was in the hospital for about two months. This is when I lived, I believe I lived in Myrtle Beach this time. And she was in the hospital for like a month or whatever it was, almost died because of, and they said, look, it was ibuprofen that did this because it completely screwed her intestinal lining up. She had bleeding, like all of this stuff. I mean, it was pretty bad for her. But there's so many things.

Now, listen, I'm not saying that there are not things out there that can save your life and medication. I get it, right? And my mom's always been like, my mom's always said. My mom's one of those people that will take anything. I don't give a damn what it is. She's like, oh, oh, if it's going to help me out, take it rat poison the out, just go and give it to me.

Are you saying that it's, you saying that it's good, though? Okay. As long as he, as long as it. Thank God your mom doesn't listen to her. podcast. No, listen, as long as this doctor's saying this good, I got to take it. Chad, look, Chad, listen, he told me that rat poison is going to save me and I'm going to take it. Literally, that's the way people are, though. Oh, yeah. Anything your doctor says, you believe and you do. Yeah. And like you said, we had way more confidence in doctors before COVID than we do now.

But listen, I think that's a good thing. Yeah, I mean, I really do. I think it is an awakening of people. And listen, I'm not saying that doctors have always been bad. But what you have to understand is that you have a obligation to yourself in 2024 that if you have a normal doctor that you go to, your next appointment. I want you all, by the way. This is what I want you all to do. I want you all, especially if you've been vaccinated or any of this stuff, but especially

you've been vaccinated. I want you to make an appointment with your doctor. And I want you to ask the hard questions. I want you to ask the questions of do they have any idea about any of these studies about the vaccine? Do they, how can they make sure that they're not like, like if you've been vaccine, go to a doctor and say, I want to make sure I don't have autoimmune diseases. I want to make sure I don't have blood clots. I want to make sure that I'm not going to die suddenly.

I want to make sure of all these things. This is your doctor's responsibility and you need to make an appointment and you need to ask these hard questions. If this doctor is going to discard you and act like you're a psychopath or a conspiracy theorist, get the hell away. from that doctor and find someone that will treat you. Now, this is something that when we bring on Peter McCola in the very near future, this is one of my biggest questions. This is going to be a very, very big debate, or not debate, but a very big topic of discussion.

We got to ask Peter if you've been vaccinated or, or, by the way, if you've ever had COVID because that also can affect your body and your functions and how you kind of live on your everyday life. Are you going to have a heart attack from COVID? Are you going to have all this stuff? We need doctors. We need to be able. to find ways that we can find the doctors that are really going to go and research things for you.

They're going to make sure that you're going to be safe. That is their job. When you go to a doctor and you say, Doc, I'm concerned about this, they need to do any and everything to make sure that you are healthy. And the doctors that are not doing this shit, which is why you need to go and ask your doctor to these hard questions, especially knowing what you know, you got to go ask these questions. A lot of these doctors are stuck in the collaborate, I guess. Is that how you say it?

Yeah, yeah. They're stuck in the monopoly of the hospital systems, and they're told to say this and that. And if they don't say this and that, then their job is gone. Yeah. A lot of these doctors are stuck and have their hands tied behind their backs. I think our doctor, or at least my doctor, is kind of the same way. Because even when I had COVID and I was doing a, you know, a Zoom conference with him, he's like, Sherry, I know you have COVID right now, but it's very important to go get vaccinated. as well.

Yeah, that's crazy. I'm like, wait a minute. I thought COVID builds immunity so you don't have to have a vaccination. But this is what the doctors are being told to say to people. Now, I do have a doctor's appointment with my general practitioner, doctor, regular doctor next week. And I am going to ask these very, very hard questions because not only am I going because I had vaccinations, but I've also been very sick.

Yeah, absolutely. A whole year. Yeah. And I want to know what's going on. I know in the back of my mind, I know it's the vaccinations. I know it. And now I have had the vaccinations and I've had COVID. I've had both.

So it's like, you know, it's hard for people to tell. But as far as research is going, there are blood tests that can tell you why you're sick, especially if it's from the vaccination. There are indicators to tell you that. Now, if your doctor's not willing to give you these blood tests, this is when I'm going to have a problem. I'm going to have to find somebody that will do that. Yeah.

Because I want to know why I'm so sick. Yeah. So here's what I'll tell you guys before we get in this next part. You're going to laugh at this night. You're not going to laugh at this next part. You're going to be probably pretty pissed. But this is what you need to do, guys. If you've been vaccinated.

And by the way, I even encourage this if you've had COVID. Because I think COVID, obviously, the spike protein does do damage in the body. I mean, this is the whole reason. reason of gain and function. How did, you know, the Wuhan Institute of Virology, along with other doctors and very sinister people, we have many episodes on COVID. I encourage you all to go back and listen to all of our COVID-19 episodes. But, you know, the whole, in some people's minds, the whole purpose of COVID-19,

disease in general was to depopulate potentially. Absolutely. To disrupt the global system, the health system, everything. And so even if you've had COVID, these are things that you need to do, at least from my opinion and when we bring Dr. Peter McColl on, we will definitely go in more detail because I think this can save lives. But the very least, you need to make sure that you get your autoimmune stuff checked. There are blood tests that can check for autoimmune diseases. You need to go to your doctor and say, I need to get checked for autoimmune diseases, especially you've been

sick more than you should have, especially either after you had COVID or vaccinated. Number two, there are D-Dimer test, which the dimer test at the very least can check for blood clotting and you're in your possibility of blood clotting in your body. Which has to do with your heart. Well, yeah, yeah, but it has to do with everything. Right. But then also, yeah, absolutely. I mean, it does have to do that because, I mean, if you have blood clots in your legs or whatever.

That's what's causing all the heart, like, issues. Yeah. So you need to go get checked for, get a D-Dimer test. And then there are also other tests where they can actually scan your arteries. There are actual full-body tests where they scan your arteries and look for calcium, blood clottings, all this stuff. There are people that get this, especially people that have history of heart disease or heart attacks or their family had strokes or whatever. You can literally go get a test.

I don't know exactly how that works. I should probably actually 100% get one because my family has been, you know, strokes, hard attacks, the whole nine. But you can go get those tests as well. It's probably going to be a little harder to get, but you, you know, if you care about yourself and your life and you really are concerned about any of those, think about that. You know, go to a doctor and say, look, what's that test where they scan your body and see if there's any clots or blockages? they do have those tests as well. And then go ahead. But like Chad said, it's very important for you to take control of your health because your doctor's not going to do that.

You have to ask the important questions. And I already know, I mean, here I am preaching. And I'm scared to go to my doctor and ask these questions because I already know what he's going to say. He's going to like look at me like I'm dumb or something. But I'm not. And I'm going to tell him like this is what it is. This is what I want to be tested for. and you've got to help me.

I know you have your protocol because of what your hospital system tells you to say, but this is what I want you to do as my doctor. Yeah, I think that would, you know, one thing that would be a great system, I'd have to get repeated with this and make sure we patent this system. So I'm not even going to say it, actually.

But anyways, there is a system you could put in place that allows people to readily access doctors that are willing to treat, and willing to actually investigate things that could be caused by the, what is it, the taboo topic of, oh, you might have been vaccinated or you COVID vaccine. Or you just had COVID. Yeah, we need doctors to sign up for a system like this and where you can go to our system,

state per state, and say, hey, this is what I'm concerned about. Because it's really hard. Can I find a doctor that will do that? It's very hard. Yeah. It's very hard. But if you could create a system like that and an outside medical system to where it is real doctors that are really trying to practice medical.

And outside of the conglomerate, outside of the monopolies of the hospital systems, which really, by the way, took over majorly during COVID-19. Oh, absolutely. There was all these hospital systems buying out all these smaller hospital systems. And it's very much like Facebook and Instagram. It's like, how do we censor on a mass scale? Well, you get to buy out all the other platforms. This is what the hospital systems do. There's no private practices anymore.

Barely. There's no doctors that have a private practice. Absolutely. And so what they did was they forced doctors in to have. having to come into these systems, and they made it very hard for these private practices to exist. But I think that you could counteract that in making private practices great again. But it's true. Like, we need to do this.

This needs to be a thing. Private practices great again. Absolutely. MPPGA. GA. MPPGA. That's going to be our new hat. Literally.

I mean, this is people. future. Yeah, this is our livelihood. I'm scared too, guys. I'm just telling you, I'm going to tell you up front, like, I have been really worried about my health. And it's all since COVID or the

vaccinations. Like, I am not the same person I used to be. No, you're not. I'm sick all the time. I sleep all the time. I don't want to get up and do anything. I don't want to even cook dinner. Like, it's really hard for me to function. Yeah. I mean, Sherry used to be before COVID, before the vaccine,

especially before a vaccine. It was really the vaccine for you. And I've said this many times. I mean, at least from what I noticed difference-wise, I used to be the one, especially in the beginning of shared design relationship because of her job and being around a lot of people. You got sick all the time. But Sherry was like a freaking tank.

She never got sick. Never. I would get sick all the time. Sherry would be like, oh, my God, you're being such a bitch. Yeah, I know. I was like, just man up and like get over your little sniffles. Yeah. Even now I was coughing until like 4 a.m.

And you're a cough for three months. Yeah. So here's a new art. article right guys um yeah this is this is going to be interesting you guys new article johnson and johnson to acquire two billion dollar drug developer ambricks biopharma and do you know what ambricks biopharma does they treat turbo cancers with the same technology as fyser's 43 billion dollar Sagan acquisition both set their sights on 2025, what they're calling cancer tsunami in 2025. Now, so you have Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer that have bought these two different companies, Ambricks and Sagan.

Both these companies specialize in cancers, especially far, quick advancing cancers, also known as turbo cancers. Super, I don't know why I say super. So isn't it funny that Pfizer and Johnson and Johnson both bought these companies? Yeah. Ahead of 2025, right? Yeah. And we're like, look, they're like, hey, look, if our shit or here, let me say this in a better way. If we're about to get a lot of cancers that are going to happen over next year to, we're going to make millions and trillions of dollars on this shit.

Yeah, we got to make money on the stuff that we caused. So Pfizer and Moderna MRI vaccines potentially have been rumored to cause tuberic cancers. And this is now well acknowledged by respective physicians around the world. Last month, Pfizer closed a $43 billion acquisition of Sican to boost its ability to treat seven of the top 10 turbocancers caused potentially by COVID-MRNA vaccines. Top five turbo cancers are lymphoma, geoplastoma, breast, colon, and lung. Now, the top 10 turbo cancers also are leukemia, melanoma, sarcanoma, testicular, ovarian, and kidney. Pfizer expects a cancer tsunami to hit in 2025, potentially. And so Medernia's Russian, Moderna, is Russian its melanoma, MRI cancer, vaccine to have expedited approval by 2025.

Johnson & Johnson is the last to want a piece of the turbocancer treatment pie before 2025. This $2 billion acquisition of Ambrick's biopharma gives them the same cancer treatment tech such as Pfizer. So ADC is a class of therapeutics that combines the specifically or specificity of monolucleal antibodies with the potency of cytotoxic drugs aiming to target and destroy cancer cells more effectively. Johnson and Johnson for $2 billion adds new ability to treat breast turbocancers, prostate turbo cancers, and kidney turbo cancers with this acquisition. They also overpaid by more than 100% of the current Ambricks biopharmistock stock price. Acquisition is expected to close in mid-20204. Many pharmaceutical companies are rushing to position themselves to profit from treating a tsunami of cancers that they are expecting to hit starting in 2025.

Now, this actual article right here kind of fails to mention that we're about to see a record high in cancers in 2024 alone. But a lot of people are looking at 2025. I think this is when a lot of these turbacancers are going to start, potentially start coming out. December 14, 2023, Pfizer closed a 43 billion acquisition to treat several turbo cancers and expects to fill a gap for the period between 2025 and 2030. But during the target's new MRNA cancer vaccine to treat melanoma to be available by 2025.

That was an article in December 14, 2023. January 8, 2024, Johnson & Johnson to acquire 20, 2 billion cancer drug company that uses the same tech as Pfizer to fill away revenue gap starting in 2025. And then January 10th, the biotech experts, sorry, expects to return revenue growth in 2025 when its COVID vaccine business would bottom out and it would invest to scale up its oncology business thereafter. Many companies that have new blood tests or light test to quickly detect cancer are all

targeting 2025 for their launch. So dozens of giant cancer centers are going up all across the U.S. Canada, Australia, and UK, all of them are opening in 2025. So they're ready for the 2025 cancer tsunami, but are you? That's the question. There are many articles.

Highwire talk, Clayton Morris, Villagent Fox, Chief Nerd, there are so many things. And then there are a ton of articles that also talk about this. You guys can check all these out. The biopharmaceutical complex is ramping up. They're investing millions and billions of dollars.

in some cases in these cancer companies that specifically treat fast-growing super or turbo cancers and they're ready to have this ready by 2025 to where they can make as much money as possible. There are literal already, if you look at this. But let me just stop you real quick. Ambrace. Did we have these companies looking for super cancer treatments

before COVID. Yeah. So, no. Did we have all these cancer places like coming up in 2025? Do we have any of that post or pre-COVID? So here's the thing. So what we had was these companies, these biofarms companies, right? So these Ambricks is and these whatever the other one was.

These companies are the companies that specialize specifically in cancer. So a lot of the research goes only specifically towards cancer research. And sorry, I'm looking at this game. It looks like, oh, shit. Oh, gosh, somebody's crying on the Buffalo bills. The bills lost. This guy's crying. Buffalo bills lost.

And the Chiefs won. Damn it. God, I'm money. I wanted to Buffalo's win. Yeah, I went in Kansas. Anyways. So, yes, these companies were highly specialized, right, in cancer treatment and cancer research and all this stuff. So now you have these big pharma companies, Pfizer, Moderna.

Well, even though we don't know about Moderna. journey yet 100%. But we know that the same companies that were pushing a lot of this MRNA vaccines are also spending billions of dollars on these turbo cancer treatment companies that specialize in this. So they know that there's about to be a lot of money to be made. Yep. Show me the money. Absolutely. That's exactly what it is. Show me the money.

All right. So we said before we're going to get out of here because it is 946 and we got some shit to do tomorrow. Sorry, guys. And we are going to have a, by the way, we have a, by the way, we have some great episodes planned for the next few days. We've been talking with a couple of people. Hopefully we can get Peter McCull on very soon. We're going to also have an update on the MH370 thing. Ashina was me and Ashina were talking about this today. Some crazy shit that's going on with that.

We'll talk about that. We're going to have a biblical episode that is going to be coming out as well. And we're going to also talk about our whatever experience we had on the golf course the other night. Oh, I thought you forgot about that. Of course I didn't forget about that. We got a video on our on the phone about this. And we'll release that as well subsequent to the podcast episode. It was strange.

We're not trying to BS or, you know, any of that stuff. But guys, what I want to tell you guys and girls is that you have to do your own research and try to do whatever you can to protect yourselves. There was something I did during COVID that was like, okay, so how can we protect ourselves from COVID itself? And I just so happened to as going through this process of figuring out all these things I need to take to be able to protect our bodies from, you know, acute respiratory distress syndrome and and all this stuff that really affected people with COVID. There were some things I kind of figured out in the interim of, oh, these things also work for certain other diseases. For example, Quercetin. If you guys go to our substack, it is an investigator with podcast, which we have not posted on there in a while.

I don't think that article is a premium article, but if it is, I will make it free for you guys. I will do that tomorrow. But quercetin is a natural supplement, is a bioflavinoid. It has many studies that show very promising effects on cancer reduction, tumor reduction. It seems to do a very good job at protecting some of the cells

and also re-implementing the cell's growth and development. especially the DNA and gene sequences of that particular sequence. And so Quirceton has been shown on many studies to shrink cancer growth, cancer cells, tumors, to prevent cancer. So if we are faced with this potential cancer, what some people will say is tsunami, which, you know, I mean, if you got two million new cancer cases in 2024, likely more in 2025, this is not a doomsday episode. We're just saying we're trying to make us as prepared as possible.

We're trying to make you guys aware. You can evaluate your own situation, but also do your own research. Quercetin is one place to start. Just look up Quercetin Cancer Studies. That is Q-U-E-R-C-E-T-I-N. Look up the studies. These are peer-reviewed studies, many of these. And another one that we thought was really good is NAC.

Yeah, N-N-W-N-W-N-W-N-K is, yeah, it is good. I mean, it is good with some cancer as well. It also helps protect liver in a lot of cases. It is an amino acid, I believe. Also, during COVID, it showed a lot of promise to protect people from acute respiratory distress syndrome, which was killing a lot of people. And so what did the government want to do? They wanted to ban that. They wanted to literally take it off the market as a supplement, and they wanted to reclassify it as a drug only because they knew that they could,

controlled doctors by not prescribing it for COVID. That's why they wanted to do that. We've talked about Nathan Clear and all that stuff. Anyways, there's a lot to be said here, but at least start looking at NAC. And I will try to make that article free if it isn't. I think it's free on our substack. But if it isn't, I'll make sure it is tomorrow.

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semi-viral over there. We've got some stuff like UFO stuff. We got the Ebola stuff that's going on. We haven't even talked about Ebola, but if you guys want to check out what we're talking about on Ebola that's going, you know, there's getting a lot of reaction over there on X because this is talking about Bill Gates. Colorado just injected health care workers with a live Ebola virus apparently or an in tenuated live virus. But why?

We have the story on X. Yeah. But I just want to know why Bill Gates is involved in all this stuff. Yeah. Well, there's tons of reasons. There's tons of reason. He needs some beagles. That's all I'm going to say.

Beagles. Why does he need beagles? No, he doesn't need beagles. Hell no. He doesn't need. What are you talking about? He needs a biggles. He needs beagles

to like get on him or something Okay Anyways All right guys Well that'll do it for this episode This has been Another Investigator's podcast episode We hope that you take something from this

We hope that it informs you to where Maybe that you can protect yourself Your family or friends At least be aware of what we might be facing On the cancer front And be looking out for that Peter McCullough episode I think it'll be an amazing episode Until next time

And listen to this song because this just really does remind me and we have to stop in. Okay, well, maybe we'll start over. Okay. So this is called I'll do it all over again by Mind Me. And I just want you guys to think about all the people that you know that are experiencing cancer right now or people that you know that are no that know. Just think about these people right now because they are going through like some really bad shit. And there's going to be a lot of us and it could be you. It could be me. It could be you. And this is life. But guys. Yeah, I pray for you guys. Yeah, we love you. We're going to do this shit. We're going to do this

it together. This is I'll do it all over again by mind me.