UK surgeon describes new aggressive cancers with a different biology after rollout of covid injections

 Mr. James Royle who is a consultant NHS surgeon described what he and his team have been witnessing since the mass covid injection campaign began.

“Cancers being observed are in all ages. It is my assertion, shared by many expert oncologists and clinical colleagues around the world, that the cancers we are seeing are extremely aggressive and they are of a different biology,” he said.

And it’s not only new aggressive cancers and rare cancers becoming more frequent.

“Post-vaccine boosters, I’ve observed what seem to be a lot of sudden deaths from necrotising pancreatitis,” he told attendees of a summit held in Stormont a week ago.

Mr. James Royle is a Colorectal and General Surgeon who has been working as an NHS consultant in the North East of England for 9 years. He was one of those who gave a presentation at Stormont.

In the 4th session of The Stone Summit, Mr. Royle discussed the impact of lockdowns on surgery, highlighting the failures of lockdown policy. He went on to describe the unusual cases of pulmonary thrombosis observed in colorectal cancer follow-up patients, the correlation between mRNA covid injections and an increase in cancer cases, the concerning rise of aggressive multi-site cancer recurrences, particularly in younger patients, and the challenges surgeons face in voicing their concerns.

Speaking of the early days of the covid pandemic after stay-at-home orders had been issued, Mr. Royle said, “To me, our hospital never felt overwhelmed.”...<<<Read More>>>...

WHO predicts 35+ million cancers by 2050, but ignores vaccine-induced TURBO CANCERS in those under 30 years old

The World Health Organization's (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) predicts more than 35 million new cancer cases in 2050 – but conveniently ignores vaccine-induced turbo cancers among the young.

According to a report by the IARC, this estimate of more than 35 million new cancer cases in 2050 was based on the "best sources of data available in 185 countries in 2022." That year, there were an estimated 20 million new cancer cases and 9.7 million deaths recorded. The 2025 estimate represents a 77 percent increase from the number recorded in 2022.

"About one in five people develop cancer in their lifetime," the IARC said. "Approximately one in nine men and one in 12 women die from the disease."

About two-thirds of the new cancer cases and deaths were caused by 10 types of cancer. Lung cancer was most common, followed by female breast cancer, colorectal cancer, prostate cancer and stomach cancer.

When broken down by sex, breast cancer was the most commonly diagnosed – and the leading cause of cancer death – among women. Lung cancer and colorectal cancer accounted for the second and third most diagnosed types and cause of most deaths among women.

Lung cancer was the most commonly diagnosed type of cancer among men, and was also the leading cause of deaths for that gender. Prostate and colorectal cancers were second and third most commonly diagnosed, while liver and colorectal cancer caused the second and third most cancer deaths.

The global health body's agency blamed the rising cancer rates on an aging population. Tobacco, alcohol, obesity and exposure to air pollution were also cited as potential factors...<<<Read More>>>...

Denial of the rise in cancer deaths in the covid vaccine era is a denial of reality

Many of our readers will be aware of the claims of a rise in cancers since the vaccine rollout, particularly among the young. Last week we published an article discussing the scientific rationale why a rise in cancers might be expected after the vaccine rollout. The data published by the UK on this topic is contradictory but data from around the world is signifying there is a genuine problem.

The first to raise the alarm were those with experience in noticing trends in data in the financial world. Within medicine, great emphasis is placed on statistically significant (i.e. at the 95% level) deviations, a high bar which means that early signals, noticed as a change in direction, get ignored.

Since November 2020, the Twitter account ‘Ethical Skeptic’ has shared data from the USA showing a rise in cancer. The methodology used has included modelling to account for cancer deaths that occurred earlier than otherwise because of covid and covid policy. He/she also includes adjustments for cancer deaths being mislabelled as covid deaths. Rather than engage with the merits or otherwise of this methodology his critics dismissed his claims using a series of methodological trickery which he lists HERE.

The first person to put his name and face to the claims of a problem was Ed Dowd who spent a career on Wall Street ending up as a portfolio manager for BlackRock. He worked with analysts from the insurance industry to show 61,000 excess deaths of 25 to 44-year-olds in the US which he described in October 2022 as “a Vietnam war in the second half of 2021.” That number alone was being explained away as being due to covid, and worse, as evidence the vaccines were working well among older age groups. By mid-July 2023 he started reporting on surges in disability claims in the UK – Personal Independence Payments or PIP. These revealed a staggering increase in certain claim groups from early 2021 with the vaccine rollout. Ed Dowd has also highlighted a shocking increase in cancer mortality among younger age groups.

Here is where the conflicts arise. First of all, comparing the whole population, the pattern for cancer deaths does show a rise but of only 1%; which is within what might be expected for year-to-year variation. The flaw with this approach is that older age groups have had fewer deaths after a period of high mortality in 2020 and 2021. They can only die once. The trajectory for the old is most clearly seen by looking at dementia and Alzheimer’s deaths where the numbers of deaths have been below baseline since 2021. A lack of cancer deaths in the old would drown out a rise in younger age groups when looking at the whole population. The UK’s Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (“OHID”) has published separately by age but the data only goes up to July 2022 despite the last publication being released on October 2023. Cancer deaths were at expected levels – but the data has not been updated....<<<Read More>>>...