Origin of the term turbo cancer - sars2.net

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Lack of epidemiological evidence for an increase in cancer since 2020

The evidence for turbo cancer seems to be largely anecdotal, but turbo cancer is nowhere to be seen in actual cancer statistics. See here: rootclaim.html#Undeniable_rise_in_turbo_cancer_4c.

Pathology conference held by Arne Burkhardt and Reiner Füllmich

When I searched for the oldest videos at BitChute that matched the term "turbo cancer", many of the oldest videos were done by German people: [https://www.bitchute.com/search?query=%22turbo+cancer%22&sort=old]

In the screenshot above the 4th to 9th oldest results were all videos of a German cancer pathologist called Ute Krüger, who lives in Sweden but who speaks Swedish with a heavy German accent.

The second-oldest result was a video of a so-called "pathology conference" that was held by Arne Burkhardt and Reiner Füllmich on September 20th 2021 UTC. [https://www.bitchute.com/video/jRX63Ohu0l0g] The video was posted on the BitChute channel of KLA TV, which is a conspiracy video website that was founded by Ivo Sasek who is the leader of a cult called "Organische Christus Generation".

In the video from Füllmich's conference, a German doctor called Uta Langer first showed a video that she claimed showed the contents of a BioNTech vaccine vial under dark field microscopy. She said there was a crystalline structure that moved across the screen, even though she said normally there shouldn't be any moving structures in a vaccine vial (even though the structure she showed just looks like cholesterol which is a known ingredient of Pfizer vaccines): [time 12:53]

Next Uta Langer showed the image below and said in German "in a different batch of BioNTech we find this, which looks like - well, could be a chip":

And next she showed the following slide and said: "This again Johnson and Johnson, with this little aeroplane-like structure moving. We've seen this plane in many samples, and it always has this shape, so it's not coincidental it has this shape. We've seen it quite often." [17:45]

And then she showed the slide below and said: "This is blood of a vaccinated person. You can see the Rouleaux phenomenon here. This is not a hair, it's not contamination. We have taken cloth material. It looked like graphene layers, it's very very long. And it's double light shedding. It means that it's a foreign body - maybe the pathologist should explain - it's non-organic. So it's nothing biologic that should be inside the body." [18:28] Then someone asked "Could this be Morgellons?" And she answered "Morgellons - I've seen images shortly after this, it looked like graphene layers. I can't say whether it's Morgellons."

Other people in the conference also presented similar images of structures they claim to have seen in a vaccine sample or in the blood of vaccinated people, and they explained how the structures might cause cancer.

When I searched for the earliest tweets that matched the term "turbo cancer", many of the oldest tweets I found that connected the term to COVID vaccines referred to Füllmich's conference. The oldest tweet was posted a few hours after the conference by Bobby_Network, who has done a lot of research exposing Füllmich as controlled opposition: [https://x.com/search?q=%22turbo%20cancer%22%20until%3A2021-11-1&f=live]

Two of the earliest tweets that matched the term "turbo cancer" were posted by accounts that promote Miles Guo (which are likely bots):

BitChute video by WinterRoses who is possibly Clare Craig

The oldest video at BitChute that matched the term "turbo cancer" was posted on September 6th 2021 UTC by a channel called Red Pilled. The video was titled "UK: Horrific COVID-19 vaccine injuries end in Turbo cancer and agonising death": [https://www.bitchute.com/video/IeUcKnactfU1]

It was an audio-only video that was narrated by an anonymous lady who said that her identity was not important. She sounded a lot like Clare Craig, even though I'm not sure if it's her or not.

Clare Craig's LinkedIn profile says: "I have been a Consultant Pathologist since 2009 and worked on the 100,000 Genomes Project in the cancer team from 2016." [https://www.linkedin.com/in/clare-craig-48b1b71a] So it might have made sense to cast her in the role of someone to present a cancer-related psyop story. Clare Craig is even specifically a cancer pathologist just like Ute Krüger, who was presented as an early expert about turbo cancer in alt media. And the figureheads of Füllmich's pathology conference were Arne Burkhardt and Walter Lang who are both pathologists.

But anyway, the lady who narrated the video said that her friend Sue died of a rapid cancer on August 26th 2021. Her friend was a 63-year-old "Cambridge graduate and have been a university lecturer and author and a nurse, so she had medical training" (which kind of matches Clare Craig's age and occupation, because she got a master's degree in medicine from Cambridge).

Next the anonymous lady who might have been Clare Craig said:

After the second jab, she immediately suffered with horrendous rashes that just moved all over her body. Something that she had never experienced before and couldn't understand that they were very uncomfortable. And one day they'd be in one part of her body, and they would then move to another part. They wouldn't disappear. They just move around in a way that was very disturbing.

She developed pins and needles in her hands arms, legs, and feet, and lost sensation in them, as in Guillain-Barre syndrome - which I hope I pronounce correctly - which the doctor - the same one that had jabbed her and didn't seem to be at all interested in Sue's medical history - had told her that it wasn't that syndrome, although it actually mimicked it perfectly, and as we all know this is a common reaction.

And then if that wasn't bad enough, her beautiful skin - as you can see in this photograph, she had lovely clear pale skin - it all dried out, and then it began to crack open and this wasn't just in one part of her - this was all over her body, which was extremely distressing.

She still had the rashes, she still had the pins and needles and the numbness. But now she had her skin literally cracking all over her body. The same doctor gave her creams and said it was weird and, that she'd report this to the MHRA yellow card scheme. Whether she ever did that or not will never know.

Sue described it like having broken old elephants hide all over her body, and the cream she was given did absolutely nothing. It just got worse and worse, it was extremely uncomfortable. And this was along with all the other things that were going on at the same time.

Then her lovely blonde silky hair turned coarse and brittle and started to change in texture and color, which was also distressing. She could hardly recognize herself by this point and didn't want to look at herself. Her nails turned completely white and began to curl inwards. Sue gave me a name for this that she'd been told but I cannot remember what it was. I could only listen to her in horror as she described a whole body going through these dreadful changes - one after the other, one on top of the other, continually, every day something else would happen.

And then as if she wasn't suffering enough, her whole body started to experience agonizing pain. My friend Sue was very brave, very stoic. And yet she would spend her nights on the floor screaming in agony. And still, nothing was done, except for a few blood tests.

Then her body - which was in pain and racked with horrible rashes and numbness and the skin flaking off and cracking open - then she began to swell up with fluid all over her body until she was so bloated she couldn't recognize herself at all.

She felt as if the numbness and the pins and needles had then spread inside her to affect her bowel and bladder, because it became hard to urinate and to defecate because she couldn't feel anything - she couldn't actually push anything out because she'd lost sensation inside her body as well as on the outside, so the extremities of her body - all these symptoms kept persisting. They chased - they moved about - the rashes moved about - the pains might change place, the skin continued to crack, nothing changed. It just got worse and worse, and the agonizing pains were just horrific. It sounded just intolerable, and yet she was not - and in fact the doctor was to Sue's mind just being quite dismissive at this point as if this couldn't possibly be happening, it was so bizarre and so off the scale that it couldn't be happening. So she was still dismissed, until she was so sick and exhausted that she could hardly move. She could not even eat any more or drink hardly, everything tasted disgusting to her. Her mouth felt like it was corrugated, it was so dehydrated.

When Sue finally collapsed in pain and was taken to hospital the next week - this, then, finally after a couple of weeks of this horrific onslaught of symptoms, scans were finally done and her body was found to be attacking itself in every possible way. On her first night in hospital, her liver had a massive bleed and she was saved by a blood transfusion. We nearly lost her then.

And then she said a bit after that Sue died.

Needless to say the symptoms she described do not resemble the later lore about the clinical presentation of turbo cancer. The story seemed a bit fantastical, including the part about how Sue was neglected by the doctors. And Sue not only got turbo cancer from the vaccine but also Guillain-Barre syndrome and shingles. The story was also highly emotionalized and dramatic, which is typical of fake stories that are designed to appeal to people's emotions.

The video sounded like she was clearly reading from a script, but there were many parts during the video where she didn't finish a sentence or she had to correct herself, so I don't know if the script was written to resemble natural speech, or if she just narrated some parts of the video freely without following an exact script. At one part of the video she said: "Sorry, I'm referring to my notes because I'm so emotional that I'll just go off on one if I don't."

The description of the video said that the video was copied from a BitChute channel called "WinterRoses". The original video by WinterRoses was posted on August 28th UTC (which is supposed to have been two days after Sue's death, and which was 23 days before Füllmich's pathology conference). [https://www.bitchute.com/video/zzLdieJuwu6x/] The WinterRoses channel doesn't have any other videos.

I tried searching for "winterroses" "turbo cancer" and "winterroses" "clare craig" on both Google and Twitter, but there were zero results. I also didn't find any reference to a friend who died of cancer in Clare Craig's book, Twitter, or Substack.

Actually the original video by WinterRoses didn't use the term turbo cancer anywhere. But the term was only included in the title of a copy of the video that was posted on September 6th UTC by a channel called "Red Pilled". However even September 6th was two weeks before Burkhardt's conference on September 20th UTC (and the earliest vaccine-related use of the term "turbo cancer" I found on Twitter was on September 21st UTC).

BitChute channel Red Pilled

Currently the earliest vaccine-related use of the term "turbo cancer" I have found is in the title of a video on a BitChute channel called Red Pilled, so I wanted to do more research into the channel.

The oldest video mirrored by Red Pilled is an episode of an anti-Chinese podcast called ADV Podcast. The second-oldest video shows animated plots of COVID statistics that look like plots by Joel Smalley. The third-oldest video is a documentary by Epoch Times: [https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yzyolwscZrp8]

The oldest video on the Red Pilled channel was posted in 2020. It's a copy of an episode of an anti-China podcast called "ADV Podcast", which has now been renamed to "The China Show". The profile picture of the Red Pilled channel features three yellow stars on top of a red pill in colors similar to the flag of China, so maybe the channel was originally meant get people redpilled about how evil China is.

The second-oldest video shows animated plots of COVID statistics that look like plots by Joel Smalley: [https://www.bitchute.com/video/thVSbRT82VBF]

I didn't find the video on Smalley's Substack or Twitter, but he has published similar videos of animated plots himself. [https://metatron.substack.com/p/the-covid-vaccine-saved-millions] Smalley's plots have a similar monospace font where numbers are bolder than alphabetical characters. And they have a similar legend with rounded ends of lines and no margin between the lines and text:

When I searched for tweets by Smalley from 2021 around the time the video by Red Pilled was posted, I found that he had a uploaded a video clip by Epoch Times on Twitter. [https://x.com/RealJoelSmalley/status/1425474188438085640] He had also uploaded a video clip of Reiner Füllmich. [https://x.com/RealJoelSmalley/status/1401857045498843141]

The Red Pilled channel has also posted two videos by Fenton (so since the channel has mirrored videos by Fenton and Smalley, then I think it makes it more likely that the anonymous lady in the turbo cancer video was actually Clare Craig):

Red Pilled also mirrored videos from 2021 by John O'Looney and another funeral director called "Wesley":

The funeral director Wesley said that there were almost no elderly people dying anymore because they had all died already before. [https://www.bitchute.com/video/0QLoXDVmgb3I] But he said that around the time when young people got vaccinated, he had the most funerals he had "ever done in two weeks, and they're all aged 30, 40, no older". And he said there were so many dead babies that the fridge for babies was full so the babies had to be placed in an adult fridge. (His story about dead babies is reminiscent of the highly emotionally laden story of Sue's turbo cancer. And I bet the same type of people who made fun of babies in incubators ended up falling for his story about fridges full of babies)

Wesley didn't mention anything about kalamari clots. Other funeral directors and embalmers now claim they started seeing kalamari clots in 2021, but I haven't found a single reference to the clots before January 2022 when Richard Hirschman was interviewed by Jane Ruby. I didn't find any tweets about the funeral director Wesley after 2021. I found only a couple of tweets about him from 2021, but not too unsurprisingly one of them was posted by an account that promoted Miles Guo. [https://x.com/search?q=wesley+funeral+director&f=live, https://x.com/wiGuWZf1EpnmDod/status/1457663137344212995]

The animated video of Smalley's plots reminded me of this video of Denis Rancourt's plots that went viral in early 2024: [https://x.com/denisrancourt/status/1758503759653585165]

The video of Rancourt's plots was done by Frontline Health, which is a show on Epoch TV hosted by Dan Skorbach. [https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/no-lives-were-saved-by-covid-19-vaccines-canadian-scientists-estimate-5505337] An article from 2013 said that Skorbach had been a practicioner of Falun Gong for five years. [https://en.minghui.org/html/articles/2013/8/28/141725.html] So the connection to Falun Gong is interesting considering that the three oldest videos on the Red Pilled channel consisted of two anti-China videos along with a video of animated COVID statistics similar to Rancourt's video.

Red Pilled also posted a video clip from Füllmich's pathology conference, where some guy claimed that there were two worms that hatched from two eggs in a BioNTech vaccine sample: [https://www.bitchute.com/video/VJibzhqRIZOT, time 7:17]

Side note: KLA.tv and connection of Scientology to the German medical freedom movement

The second-oldest video I found on BitChute that matched the term "turbo cancer" was uploaded by KLA.tv. [https://www.bitchute.com/video/jRX63Ohu0l0g] The video was a clip from a conference held by Reiner Füllmich and Arne Burkhardt. On Odysee the same video by KLA.tv was the oldest search result that matched the term "turbo cancer". [https://odysee.com/$/search?q=%22turbo+cancer%22]

KLA.tv is a conspiracy video website that was founded by Ivo Sasek who is the leader of a cult called "Organische Christus Generation". Füllmich is connected to Scientology so it's interesting that Ivo Sasek also has connections to Scientology.

Ivo Sasek also founded an organization called "Anti-Zensur-Koalition" (AZK). [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivo_Sasek] In the first AZK conference in 2008, Sasek did a presentation about the German New Medicine movement. One speaker at the 2009 AZK conference was Jürg Stettler, who was the president of the Swiss branch of the Church of Scientology and the press spokesman for the German branch. [ibid.] His talk was followed by a screening of CCHR's film "Making a Killing: The Untold Story of Psychotropic Drugging", which features Rima Laibow and Jim Marrs. [https://vimeo.com/channels/809974/videos] CCHR is an anti-psychiatry founded by the Church of Scientology. Rima Laibow and General Albert Stubblebine were also speakers at the 2009 AZK conference. [https://www.allmystery.de/themen/pr57797] According to an old forum post Rima Laibow also somehow cooperated with the Scientologist organization Youth for Human Rights International, even though in the comments section of Mathew Crawford's Substack she told me that her involvement with the organization was "totally mythical since I never heard of the organization before I read your comment". [http://www.newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=4406%2e0, https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/what-did-mike-adams-know-and-when/comment/44510266]

Another speaker in the 2009 AZK conference was Jane Bürgermeister who did a presentation about H5N1 vaccines. One of Bürgermeister's most viewed videos is an interview about swine flu vaccines she did with Bill Ryan from Project Avalon in 2010. But Bill Ryan is a Free Zone Scientologist, and he wrote the following about Scientology: "I opened up my past lives, cleared the backlog of charge from this-lifetime upsets, and started to develop my suppressed abilities. [...] The e-meter is a tool, like a pendulum but far more exact, that assists the auditor in locating areas of 'available' charge. In itself it does nothing. The meter is not even necessary, but it does help the auditor to locate 'stuff' more precisely. [...] As one progresses, cleans more and more layers of charge off, and rehabilitates lost abilities, one acquires tools (which in other situations might be called 'white-magical' or 'good-shamanic') which enable one to assist others remotely at a distance." [https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?59276-Q-and-A-about-Ron-Hubbard-Bill-Robertson-Scientology-the-Free-Zone-and-Ron-s-Org]

The speakers at the 2008 AZK conference also included Alexander Benesch and Nicolas Hofer, who ran a website called infokrieg.tv which was the German offshoot of InfoWars. [https://www.allmystery.de/themen/pr57797] They published articles by InfoWars translated to German, and they sold DVDs by Alex Jones translated to German. Hofer did a presentation about a film by the German Scientologist Michael Hinz who is also known as Michael Kent. [https://www.psiram.com/de/index.php?title=Recentr]

Another speaker at the AZK conference was Hans Tolzin who spoke about the 2009 swine flu virus. Tolzin was at the time a former Moonie, and in a forum post in 1998 he wrote that he had been a member of the Unification Church for 20 years. Hans Tolzin writes for the magazine of the German Scientologist Michael Kent, whose publishing house distributes Hubbard's books in German. [https://www.psiram.com/de/index.php/Michael_Hinz] Tolzin and Kent are currently working on a film about German New Medicine, where Kent is the producer and writer of the film and Tolzin is responsible for fundraising, distribution, and PR. [https://besser-leben-film.de/das_neue_filmprojekt] Their team previously published a film about how the H5N1 virus was fake. [https://besser-leben-film.de/virus] Kent sells a book about how viruses don't exist, which consists of 32 articles that have been published in his magazine over the years and that were written by people like himself and Hans Tolzin. [https://www.mwbl.de/artikel/virenmaerchen-chronologie-der-fake-seuchen] Tolzin has also ran an anti-vaccination website called impfkritik.de for over 20 years. In 2020 he issued a reward of 100,000 euros for someone who could prove the existence of SARS-CoV-2. [https://impfkritik.de/upload/Wurzel-Coronawette.pdf]

Ivo Sasek has also founded a conspiracy video website called KLA TV. [https://www.kla.tv] In 2023 when I first did research on KLA TV, the featured video on the front page of their website was a film about electroshock therapy by CCHR. [https://www.kla.tv/en] In 2025 the featured video discussed an article by Epoch Times about aluminum in vaccines.

In 2020 Ivo Sasek is supposed to have gotten hacked by Anonymous who released documents about his connection to Scientology: "Jürg Stettler is a leading member of Scientology in Switzerland, the boss. He has been involved with KlaTV/OCG for a long time and gave at least one talk at the anti-censorship conference. Anonymous activists have now managed to obtain email messages that demonstrate an even closer connection between the two sects and a mutual desire for cooperation." [https://rentry.co/225699-ocgscientology]

In 2010 Alexander Benesch from InfoKrieg was also a speaker at a conference in the US that was organized by Rima Laibow and Albert Stubblebine. [http://web.archive.org/web/20100117133225/https://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/12/prweb3387444.htm] Stubblebine was the commanding general of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, and he was also the head of the US army's remote viewing program (but many of the stars of the remote viewing program were Scientologists, including Ingo Swann, Russel Targ, Hal Puthoff, Pat Price, and Edwin May). [https://books.google.com/books?id=8lgHtauc5R4C&pg=PA113] One of the headline speakers at Laibow and Stubblebine's conference was Kevin Trudeau, who wrote that he has studied various religions but that "I happen to think for myself, personally, that Scientology auditing, as well as the courses that they offer, have been the most quantifiable in terms of the benefits that I received." [http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/kevin-trudeau-memos?page=11] Another article about Trudeau said: "Kevin promised to get a divorce, and he and Dorow tied the knot in November 2007, having dated for six years. She says their prenup obligated her to reach a certain level in Scientology, which Trudeau has dabbled in over the years." [https://www.businessinsider.com/kevin-trudeau-interview-2014-12]

Side note: Is the Fenton circle controlled opposition?

Currently the earliest vaccine-related use of the term "turbo cancer" I have found was in the title of an audio-only BitChute video that may have been narrated by Clare Craig. If the video was actually narrated by her then I think it greatly increases the likelihood that she is controlled opposition, because the story in the video seemed completely fake.

I have also been suspicious of her coauthors including Norman Fenton and Jonathan Engler, so I copied some of my notes about them here even though it's not directly related to the topic of turbo cancer.

Fenton wrote: "Between 2016 and 2022, I attended many research seminars in the UK on using AI and Machine Learning to 'combat misinformation'. The example of Hunter Biden's laptop was invariably used as a key 'learning' example so algorithms classified it as 'misinformation', 'Russian propaganda', 'Trump lies'. Moreover, anybody pushing that story was classified as a 'spreader of misinformation', 'conspiracy theorist' etc. In fact, most of the common 'training' examples that were used - many of which were based on things Trump supposedly said, as well as about Covid - turned out to be true. So an enormous amount of research was (and is still) spent on developing 'clever' algorithms which simply censor the truth online." [https://x.com/profnfenton/status/1829137988355281114] The seminars he described sound like they might have been organized by some organization connected to intelligence. Did he also attend seminars on how to produce misinformation in order to keep inconvenient information buried?

Fenton is a professor emeritus at the Queen Mary University of London, which is located about 3 km away from the City of London and about 10 km away from the headquarters of MI6. It's not very damning information by itself, but the London area is the UK equivalent of the DC area where the headquarters of various intelligence agencies are located, so people who live in the London area might be more likely to have intelligence connections than people who live in more remote regions of the UK. Clare Craig and Jonathan Engler are also based in the London area according to their LinkedIn profiles. (Another suspicious thing in alt media is when there are groups of people who publish similar content on the Internet but who also live close by in real life, like how George Webb and John O'Loughlin both live in the Washington DC area so they have done a lot of videos together in person, but Webb has many intelligence ties and O'Loughlin is the son of a high-level FBI agent.)

In 2015 BBC released a mainstream documentary about climate change which was presented by Norman Fenton, Hannah Fry, and some third guy: [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02jsdrk]

In 2022 Hannah Fry hosted a BBC documentary which criticized anti-vaxxers: [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0019g27]

In 2018 BBC released a documentary that starred Hannah Fry titled "Contagion! The BBC Four Pandemic". In the documentary Fry "masterminds the experiment and adopts the role of Patient Zero - walking the streets of Haslemere in Surrey to launch the outbreak". [https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2018/12/contagion-pandemic] She launched the fictional pandemic in the borough of Haslemere, which in February 2020 was reported to be the location of the first known COVID infection with a UK origin (if cases in people who were infected outside the UK and brought the virus to the UK were excluded). [https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-51683428] Now of course it might be a coincidence, but on the other hand the borough of Haslemere has a population of only about 20,000 people.

Hannah Fry is currently an associate professor at a college in London. Wikipedia says that her "work has included studies of patterns of human behaviour, such as interpersonal relationships and dating, and how mathematics can apply to them". But before COVID Fenton and Neil also published popularized articles about Bayesian analysis applied to topics like soccer, and they had a blog written for a popular audience. So both Fenton and Fry had an appropriate background to present information about COVID to a lay audience, even though they may have been cast to play roles on opposite sides of the debate (even though I don't yet have good evidence that was actually the case).

In 2019 Fenton also published a review of a popular science book by Hannah Fry: [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331812193, https://probabilityandlaw.blogspot.com/2019/03/hannah-frys-hello-world-and-example-of.html]

It's also suspicious of how many of Fenton and Neil's coauthors are Jews. In one their papers the authors consisted of Martin Neil, Norman Fenton, Joel Smalley, Clare Craig, Josh Guetzkow, Scott McLachlan, Jonathan Engler, and Jessica Rose. [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356756711_Latest_statistics_on_England_mortality_data_suggest_systematic_mis-categorisation_of_vaccine_status_and_uncertain_effectiveness_of_Covid-19_vaccination] Normal Fenton was born Norman Finkelstein and he is the son of a Polish Jew. [https://www.normanfenton.com/post/israel-and-the-freedom-movement-a-personal-statement-by-norman-fenton] Jonathan Engler is also a Jew. [https://x.com/jengleruk/status/1432008026106515461] Guetzkow is a Jew who lives in Israel. Jessica Rose lives in Israel even though I'm not 100% sure if she's a Jew. I'm not sure about Joel Smalley either, but the subdomain of his blog is metatron and his username at Gettr is themetatron, but Metatron is an angel that appears in the Talmud but not the Old Testament. Joel Smalley is also very dark-skinned for an ethnic Brit, and he quoted a Hebrew tweet and posted a tweet in Hebrew. [https://x.com/RealJoelSmalley/status/1409922949369503753, https://x.com/RealJoelSmalley/status/1427577495365246990]

Jonathan Engler's son Harrison Engler is the "Mazkir (National Director) of Habonim Dror, the leading left-wing Jewish Zionist youth movement". [https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/im-anti-occupation-because-im-a-zionist-not-despite-it/, https://www.linkedin.com/posts/harrison-engler-35a724115_looking-forward-to-starting-at-field-court-activity-6945329109203873792-lt9m/]

German cancer pathologist Ute Krüger

At Odysee the oldest result for the search term "turbo cancer" is a video of Füllmich's pathology conference posted by KLA TV in October 2021. The second-oldest video is a presentation by Sucharit Bhakdi from Füllmich's second pathology conference which was held in December 2021. The next five results are videos of the German pathologist Ute Krüger who lives in Sweden: [https://odysee.com/$/search?q=%22turbo%20cancer%22]

Ute Krüger was not a speaker in Füllmich's first pathology conference which seems to have introduced the concept of "turbo cancer" to the world, even though she somehow emerged as one of the early experts on turbo cancer in alt media. However she was a speaker at Füllmich's second pathology conference which was held in December 2021. [https://pathologie-konferenz.de/PM%202.%20Pathologie-Konferenz%20final-online.pdf]

Ute Krüger's website says this in Swedish: "Between 2015-2023, I worked as a senior physician in Clinical Pathology at Kalmar County Hospital while also being a senior physician at the Institute of Clinical Sciences at Lund University." [...] In recent years I have taken several courses on diet and lifestyle, herbal medicine, orthomolecular medicine, parasites, live blood analysis, energy medicine, Ayurveda and Reiki." [https://active-health.se/sv/om] Her website also says this in Swedish: "I work with information field technology. The information field is seen as the non-material part through which body and soul communicate. With this technology, I can detect imbalances in the information field that can affect people in all life situations. These imbalances often have invisible causes and are stress-related or caused by emotional blockages. These imbalances can be harmonized and thus help the body to heal." [https://active-health.se/sv/metod]

The Swedish word for "information field technology" on her website was "informationsfältsteknologin". There were no other hits for the Swedish word on Google. But it might refer to this: [https://timewaver.com/international/en/the-information-field/]

The so-called Information Field is originally part of a unified field theory, formulated by German physicist Burkhard Heim (a student of Werner Heisenberg) in the late 1970s. Heim had thereby pursued a task at which many renowned physicists, for example Albert Einstein or Stephen Hawking, had so far ultimately failed.

Burkhard Heim's field theory is based on a world view comprising 12 dimensions. In Burkhard Heim's model, the Information Field is localized in the 7th and 8th dimensions. Its meaning goes far beyond physics: It is the level of our existence where all answers to all questions are stored, our predetermination and all knowledge.

TimeWaver technology is based on the theory that the essence and function of the Information Field can be purposefully applied by those who are familiar with it. It is about retrieving all the information about a person's mind and body that is stored in the Information Field of the Earth and the Universe; the positive as well as the negative, the strengths as well as the weaknesses, the normalities as well as the abnormalities.

In October 2024 a German newspaper published a reader-contributed article about turbo cancer by Ute Krüger. [https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/open-source/corona-impfstoffe-pathologin-warnt-diese-mrna-technik-ist-nicht-ausreichend-getestet-li.2259438] The main form of turbo cancer she focused on was breast cancer in young women.

However as evidence that there had been an increase in breast cancer in young women, she cited phony analysis by Ed Dowd's group Phinance Technologies. She wrote this in German: "A study from the UK in October 2023 examined the cancer mortality rate of 15- to 44-year-olds. These are very young people for whom cancer has previously been a rare cause of death. It was found that there was a 28 percent increase in cancer deaths from breast cancer in women in 2022. Even more alarming figures were found for pancreatic cancer: there was an 80 percent increase in deaths for women and 60 percent for men. In addition, a 120 percent increase in deaths for men caused by black skin cancer (melanoma) was found." But the reason why Dowd's group found an increase in cancer deaths in 2022 was that they used an incorrect method to add in deaths they thought were missing because of a registration delay, because they assumed that cancer deaths had the same proportion of missing deaths as the overall proportion of missing deaths for all causes, even though in reality cancer deaths have a much shorter registration delay than deaths from external causes, and a large part of all deaths in ages 15-44 are from external causes. [https://x.com/UncleJo46902375/status/1783797036749402598]

The German newspaper later published a response to Ute Krüger's article. They pointed out that her anecdotal claim of a rise in turbo cancer was not supported by actual cancer statistics: [https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/gesundheit-oekologie/corona-impfstoffe-und-turbo-krebs-was-die-fallzahlen-aus-deutschland-verraten-li.2262993]

The cancer registry shows that for a decade, between 72,600 and 75,6000 women in Germany have been diagnosed with breast cancer each year. In 2022, around 74,500 women in Germany received the news that they had the disease.

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The number of breast cancer diagnoses is not increasing among younger women either. Around 11,000 women between the ages of 30 and 49 in Germany are diagnosed with breast cancer for the first time every year. The number has been stable for many years - and it remained stable in 2021 and 2022.

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However, whether the risk of dying from breast cancer is increasing for individual patients can be better determined using the so-called age-standardized mortality rate. How many patients out of 100,000 do not survive their disease in a year? In 2018, the figure was 12.4 out of 100,000, and in 2023 - after the pandemic and vaccination campaign - only 11.5 out of 100,000 died.

The same applies to all types of cancer taken together: the absolute number of cases has been rising slightly for years. But if you take into account the ageing of society, the mortality rate is falling continuously, most recently from 147.6 per 100,000 cancer patients in 2018 to 137.5 per 100,000 in 2023.

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At the request of the Berliner Zeitung, the Center for Cancer Registry Data therefore looked even deeper into the figures and, in addition to the registry data and the cause of death statistics, also evaluated the hospital data, particularly on breast cancer.

Here, too, the German data show no development that gives cause for concern: "We find no evidence of a higher incidence, a higher mortality rate or an increased aggressive tumor behavior that could be linked to the vaccination," says Klaus Kraywinkel, head of the center.

The proportion of women with a poorly differentiated - i.e. particularly malignant - tumor was a good 29 percent of all breast cancer patients in the years 2018 to 2020. In 2021 and 2022 it even fell slightly, to just over 28 percent. Poor differentiation could be an indicator of particularly aggressive growth. So far, here too: all clear.

The picture did not change in terms of the diagnosed tumor sizes either. In 2018, doctors classified the tumor in six percent of the affected women as being in the "T3" category and in seven percent as being in the "T4" category - these are the two largest types of tumor. In the following years, these proportions remained unchanged - including in 2022.