Re: Why do mammograms ...
Originally Posted by
Ffosse
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I understand some of that; are you saying, in effect, that the treatment of cancer is a scam?
Yes, but not just the treatment, it's the whole shebang. It's the numerous ways they ensure people get cancer in the first place to feed the demand for their crap treatments, it's the conveyor belt of drugs and treatments designed to go on and on, it's the long term failure rates of such treatment and it's all the scam charities that have sprung up around it, all milking the system, using people's emotions and guilt to extract money out of them and so on. The "Race for life" and "pink ribbons" and "Brave the shave" and all that nonsense I find particularly insipid. It's all psychological and plays on women's (and men's) psyche to make them feel they are really doing something worthwhile and good and wholesome with that "we're all in it together" mantra wrapped around it.
"They" have the cure for cancer, they've always had it and as a result no "research" charity or body is going to produce anything because the answers are already known. Giving money to them is utterly pointless.
On top of that those same powers have taken steps to prevent humans being able to sell and buy natural products of nature that will kill cancer. It is a wicked wicked cycle and as I have siad numerous times, it IS a war on our health and we have to stand up and fight it.
Cue the usual suspects here asking "but who is 'They' " and so on. Not interested. Do your research or be the next victim and lay down and go quietly into the night.
Duping the average human is so easy because they are largely totally apathetic, brainwashed by dumbed down TV and moronic reality TV shows.
Colds and flu are the same. You don't need any bloody flu jab, it's pure snake oil and doesn't work. You just need the great products of nature.
Originally Posted by
Ffosse
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On an anecdotal level, I can't criticise the treatment I've received during my 2 bouts of cancer.
Really? Why were there 2 bouts of it then? Why didn't the first "treatment" cure it?
I'm loathe to discuss people's real cases because of the realities of what would have to be said in any debate. I have no desire to upset people. All I can do is urge you to do your research and stay as far as you can from chemo and radiation, just as most GPs would imho