Cancer

Cancer  (disease)
Interest of	• Dean Burk • G. Edward Griffin • David Grimes • National Cancer Institute • Mary Sherman

Cancer is an often fatal disease, caused by damage to human cells so that they replicate uncontrolledly and do not respond properly within the host organism. It has many forms, according to where in the body it manifests. It can spread throughout the body, for example through the bloodstream.

Use for assassination purposes

The chairman Frank Church of the HSCA holds a CIA poison dart gun that could give people cancer.

The House Select Committee on Assassinations established that cancer was used by the CIA to carry out illegal covert assassinations. Many people involved in either carrying out or investigating deep politics have died from cancer. However, it is uer sually very difficult to differentiate randomly occurring from deliberately generated cases of cancer.

Carcinogenesis

In some cases, the CIA dart gun is a potentially risky means of infection with cancerous cells, and exemplifies their technology from 40 years ago. People already in custody (such as Jack Ruby) would have been particularly easy targets.

Aggressive forms

Fast growing malignant forms of cancer are preferred as assassination tools due to their speed of effect and poor prognosis. Victims of particularly aggressive cancer include David McGowan (55) and Mae Brussell (66).

Young victims

Younger victims inevitably raise more suspicion that older ones. Younger victims of cancer include Bill Hicks (32) and Bob Marley (36). Ole Dammegård suggests that Bob Marley's fatal cancer was given him by an injury caused by piece of wire in a pair of cowboy boots given to him by William Colby's son.

Prevalence

Its rate has been increasing worldwide.

Causes

Cancer stems from damage to healthy cells. A chemical which can cause such a chance is referred to as a carcinogen. Ionising radiation is another potential cause of such damage. Iraq has the highest rates of cancer in the world (all types except for liver cancer), concomitant with use of depleted uranium by occupying forces.

Treatment

Radiation and or drugs are often used to treat cancer. The latter (chemotherapy), it was discovered in 2017, "can increase aggressivity in cancer, causing malignant cells to migrate and triggering more dangerous tumors — thereby also increasing the disease’s fatality".

Alternatives to radiation or chemotherapy include curcumin, which is reported to have cured myeloma.

 

Victims of Cancer on Wikispooks

Title	Description
Ray Buckton	Long term leader of ASLEF.
Gardner Cowles
L. Richardson Preyer

 

Related Document

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:The Kiss of Death	article	2005	Leuren Moret	Insight into where privatisation of the US Nuclear weapons program and military/weapons/surveillance developments are leading the world. It also provides shocking information about the extent of the apparently quite deliberate and calculated radiation contamination resulting from ever-expanding use of depleted uranium munitions.

 

Related Quotation

Page	Quote	Author
Dean Burk	“In point of fact, fluoride causes more human cancer deaths than any other chemical. When you have power you don’t have to tell the truth. That’s a rule that’s been working in this world for generations. There are a great many people who don’t tell the truth when they are in power in administrative positions. Fluoride amounts to public murder on a grand scale. It is some of the most conclusive scientific and biological evidence that I have come across in my 50 years in the field of cancer research.”	Dean Burk