The evidence presented for the existence of turbo cancer is largely
anecdotal, but turbo cancer is nowhere to be found in actual cancer
statistics:
rootclaim.
When I searched BitChute for the oldest videos that matched the term
"turbo cancer", many of the oldest results
were videos by German people:
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In the screenshot above, the 4th to 9th oldest results were all videos of the German cancer pathologist Ute Krüger.
The oldest result above is a video from September 2021, but the title
of the video did not originally include the term "turbo cancer", and the title was edited some time
between November 2021 and December 2022.
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The second-oldest result above is a video from the so-called "pathology conference" that was held by Arne
Burkhardt on September 20th 2021 UTC.
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At first I thought Burkhardt's pathology conference was organized by
Füllmich, because it resembled his press conferences, and it featured
his assistant Viviane Fischer, but actually Füllmich didn't participate
in the conference and he wasn't mentioned anywhere on the website of the
conference.
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In the video from Burkhardt's conference, someone called Uta Langer presented a dark field microscopy video, which she said showed the contents of a BioNTech vaccine vial. At time 12:53, 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 (never mind that the structure she showed looks like cholesterol, which is a known ingredient of Pfizer vaccines):
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":
At time 17:45, she showed the following slide and said: "This again Johnson & 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."
At time 18:28, she showed the slide below and said: "This is blood of a vaccinated person. You can see the money roll phenomenon here [stacking of red blood cells like a roll of coins]. 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." Then another person asked "Could this be Morgellons?" And Langer answered "Morgellons - I've seen images shortly after this, it looked like graphene layers. I can't say whether it's Morgellons."
In reality the fibers above have several characteristics of cotton, because they are about 15 µm wide based on the diameter of the blood cells, they have a flat cupped or C-like shape, and they have the kind of lengthwise twists that are called striations in cotton and that are a distinctive feature of cotton.
Burkhardt's pathology conference was divided into two parts, where in
the first part Burkhardt presented his autopsy findings, and in the
second part other people presented microscope imagery of the contents of
vaccines and vaccinated blood. Videos of both parts with an English
voiceover were posted to Odysee.
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The second part started out with a presentation by Axel Bolland, who
runs a quack doctoring practice at a spa where he employs techniques
like kirlian photography, homeopathy, bioresonance therapy, and
psychosomatic energetics.
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At time 8:27, Alex Bolland said this in the English dub: "If we look at the content of the vaccines, of course the spike proteins, mRNA, and graphene oxide - I've seen pictures of that, of groups, of people from Spain - I don't question this, whatever. I'm happy to be called - what do we say - what do you call them - conspiracy theorists, yes. I have also indications that there's mini-robots in the blood. The earliest time I heard of this was in 95 in a presentation from someone who was an expert. So I would say the people who are into this vaccination are 30 years ahead. Thousands of scientists must have worked on this." A bullet point in his slides suggested that vaccines contained a parasite called Treponasoma cruzi, even though he didn't discuss the parasite in his presentation:
At time 33:56 in the second-part, someone called Maria-Hubmer Mogg showed the image below, and she said: "We don't know what we're looking at here. If we have people experienced in microscopic work - they say, sometimes this could look like a parasite, but this is just the pure vaccine."
At time 38:25, Maria Hubmer-Mogg said that she saw this structure which "looks like a little SIM-card of a cell phone", and she asked what it had to do in a so-called vaccine:
During her presentation, Uta Langer showed the image below and said
"This image was six months after the vaccination,
and we see these metal splinters dancing in the blood":
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Maria Hubmer-Mogg also said that a vaccine sample contained sharp
metallic structures: "As we're seeing here appear,
this is metallic structures - I think you see my mouse as well - we see
the special specific small color chips without wanting to define what a
chip may be. We have these Y-type structures as well. And here again, as
we've seen before in the observations, metallic structures - we'd have
to decide what that is. And this ring is what we saw here. Also again, a
kind of chip-like structure and a bigger metal type of structure.
Something that is very pointed and sharp."
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Burkhardt similarly claimed that the tissue samples he analyzed
contained metallic structures, but in reality his metallic structures
may have been cholesterol:
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The anti-vaxxer DrJohnB2 posted these comments about Burkhardt's
conference:
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It was a pity that no results of histological examinations with immunofluorescence were made or shown. Such things can be done easily and quickly with today's technology.
It was also a pity that the microscopic analyses of the vaccines were done in an amateurish way:
- No scale bar available in any image (always very annoying. Complicates the interpretation)
- No quantitative analysis of the particle characteristics, no statistical analysis
- No 3D volume rendering of 3D microscopic image stacks (that would be very helpful to characterize the foreign bodies)
- No fluorescence microscopy
- No mass spectroscopy
- No electron microscopy
- No energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) analysis (analysis of elemental composition)
- No quantitative analysis, no statistical analysis
During Burkhardt's pathology conference in September 2021, a German
lawyer called Elmar Becker conveyed the following anecdote about breast
cancer from an anonymous female doctor, who was later revealed to be Ute
Krüger:
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She gave me an example which I'd like to share here anonymously. "The lady - 70 years old - had breast cancer, and this breast cancer was well under control, and it didn't grow anymore" - I have to note here that with elderly people cancer does not grow as quick, as fast as with younger people - now the lady was vaccinated, and the colleague told me, "After six weeks this tumor - this breast cancer - started to grow again. In the end it had to be - undergo surgery after six months because it had exploded. It had a starting size of 1-1-1 in the three dimensions. After about three months it was 14-14. And when it was removed after six months - so you see how telescoped things are here - it was 16-16-16." So with me that raised the question: can it be that this is in the context of the vaccination, and could it be that in the question discussed in the literature or now by immune suppression plays a role? I would like to look at this question with Dr. Bolland, and maybe you could explain to us what you have found in blood examinations, and how you could explain certain possible context and correlations - when correlated to what I would call turbo cancer - of course medically not quite correct - but impressive and clear.
I believe Beckar's presentation contained the first ever public use of the term "turbo cancer" in its present vaccine-related meaning (or "turbokrebs" in the original German video).
At time 59:54 in the same video, Elmar Becker said: "We are moving into this project now to look at this phenomenon of the turbo cancer, which is not proven yet, but where we have to move into an observation study, now, scientifically. I've been coached by a university who will accompany this, we have a research design, and we're carrying on."
An article about turbo cancer in a German wiki said that "the author of the term is a lawyer named Elmar Becker
(member of
Lawyers
for Enlightenment), who used the term at a pathology
conference".
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The organization Anwälte für Aufklärung ("Lawyers for Enlightenment" or "Lawyers for Intelligence" or "Lawyers for Clarification") was co-founded by the German lawyers Gordon Pankalla and Reiner Füllmich.
In 2021 Lawyers for Enlightenment organized a "secret project meeting" that included two people
from Kla.TV:
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Some of the images of vaccinated blood that were presented in
Burkhardt's conference came from a German naturopath called Bärbel
Ghitalla. The images had earlier been featured in a video released in
August 2021, where her lab was visited by Elmar Becker and two other
people who later participated in Burkhardt's conference:
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The German video had English subtitles with a watermark for
TimTruth.com. Stew Peters and Jane Ruby also discussed the video on
their show:
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An article about Burkhardt's pathology conference said the following
in German:
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However, it is suspected that neither Burkhardt nor Lang performed autopsies on these people themselves, but had samples and organs sent to them from Germany and Austria. In his lecture, Burkhardt explains (in the video 18:19 to 18:38): "The Austrians were the ones who provided the best specimens and information." One of his main activities was to compile the data: "Because at some point the organs were lying in my possession and I didn't even know what they were for."
Where the samples and organs come from remains unclear, as do the examination methods used.
The team from the German Autopsy Register for Covid-19 Infections complained to CORRECTIV.Faktencheck that the criteria for selecting the cases were "unclear". The entire "method of evaluation" was not comprehensible, and there was a lack of information on previous illnesses and other relevant clinical data.
Professional associations describe the results of the "Pathology Conference" as "scientifically unfounded". The result of their investigations, says Burkhardt in the video, is that in five out of ten of the deaths examined, a connection with a vaccination against Covid-19 is "very likely" and in two cases "probable".
The autopsy registry team is also critical of this classification. No reasons were given as to which cases were assigned to which category and why. No "decision criteria" were given for these assignments, and "a causal chain of the cause of death" was not established. There is therefore no evidence that a vaccination against Covid-19 really led to death in the cases examined.
We also asked two associations of pathologists for an assessment of the results. The Federal Association of German Pathologists (BDP) wrote to us: "To our knowledge, the opinions expressed in the video by Professor Burkhardt and Professor Lang are currently neither sufficiently scientifically substantiated nor are they available in a format worthy of comment." Before they are made public, according to the BDP, the results should be presented and discussed in specialist circles on the basis of sufficient data.
The German Society for Pathology (DGP) also writes to us that "the data presented" in the video are "not scientifically based".
On the website of Burkhardt's conference, I didn't see any scientific
publication about the findings presented in the conference, but only
videos, Powerpoint slides, and a press release.
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The closest thing to a scientific paper Burkhardt published about his
autopsy findings might have been a short 4-page article that he
coauthored with Sucharit Bhakdi, which accompanied a video presentation
that Burkhardt did for Bhakdi's organization Doctors for COVID Ethics.
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The article by Bhakdi and Burkhardt featured the table below, which listed 15 cases of people who are suspected to have died due to vaccination, but one of the people is supposed to have been 95 years old and died 68 days after vaccination, and another person is supposed to have been 89 years old and died 6 months after vaccination:
Bhakdi and Burkhardt wrote: "Because vaccination was the single common denominator between all cases, there can be no doubt that it was the trigger of self-destruction in these deceased individuals." But if a 89-year died about 6 months after vaccination, then how can Bhakdi and Burkhardt know that the death was triggered by vaccination? They didn't provide a detailed description of any of the cases or any case-by-case reasoning of why they attributed each death to vaccination. And Bhakdi and Burkhardt wrote that they selected the 15 cases they analyzed because they were all cases of people who had died after vaccination, so it's not very surprising that vaccination would've been a "common denominator between all cases", so the existence of the common denominator is hardly reason to conclude that the people died because of the vaccination.
Bhakdi and Burkhardt also wrote: "Not a single death was brought into any possible association with the vaccination by the coroner or the public prosecutor; this association was only established by our autopsy findings." So Burkhardt's attribution of vaccines as the cause of death was not necessarily supported by other lines of evidence. However it's not clear if the autopsies were originally peformed for the purpose of determining whether the deaths were caused by vaccination, or if the coroners even looked for evidence that the deaths were caused by vaccination.
An article by Die Welt said:
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Professor Benjamin Ondruschka, Director of the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, watched the lecture. He watched the press conference with two experienced colleagues - but had trouble following. "It wasn't clear to me exactly what the two of them were talking about until the end," he says. "They didn't say where they got these samples or preparations from, whether they were slides that had been presented to them by other pathologists or forensic doctors for a second opinion, whether they were particularly difficult cases, whether the patients had shown symptoms during their lifetime. But that is really important for the assessment. The cases seemed to be very heterogeneous, in some cases with time intervals of several months between vaccination and death."
The tissue images presented during the press conference also do not convince Ondruschka that there is a vaccination scandal. "In one image, for example, we saw isolated inflammatory cells in the heart muscle," he says. "But such a small finding doesn't kill you. Such individual cells are always found in tissue sections. Even if you were to take a blood sample from me now, it would contain white blood cells (lymphocytes). They belong in the blood."
The primary reason why Burkhardt attributed the deaths to vaccination seems to have been that the tissues he examined had a high concentration of t-lymphocytes, which are a type of white blood cells, but apparently some of his images didn't even display a very high level of white blood cells.
When I searched Odysee for the term "turbo
cancer", the oldest result was a video from Burkhardt's pathology
conference that was posted by KLA.tv in October 2021. The second-oldest
result was a presentation by Sucharit Bhakdi from Burkhardt's second
pathology conference in December 2021. The next five results were videos
of the German pathologist Ute Krüger:
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Ute Krüger lives in Sweden, so she is sometimes called Swedish, but
she speaks Swedish with a heavy German accent. She was not a speaker in
Burkhardt's first pathology conference where the concept of "turbo cancer" appears to have been first
introduced to the world, but she was a speaker at Burkhardt's second
pathology conference in December 2021.
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Ute Krüger's website says 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."
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The Swedish word for "information field
technology" on her website was "informationsfältsteknologin". When I searched for
the Swedish term on Google, her website was the only hit. But the term
might refer to something called "TimeWaver
technology":
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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.
When I searched for the earliest tweets that matched the term "turbo cancer", many of the oldest tweets where the
term was used in the present vaccine-related meaning referred to
Burkhardt's conference. The oldest tweet was posted a few hours after
the conference by Bobby Rajesh Malhotra, who has done a lot of research
exposing Füllmich as controlled opposition, and who suggested that
Burkhardt's conference was an attempt for plants in the conspiracy
movement to make anti-vaxxers look ridiculous:
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The German word for turbo cancer is "turbokrebs". The two earliest tweets I found which
used the term in a vaccine-related context were posted on September 27th
UTC, and both tweets referred to Arne Burkhardt.
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Multiple early tweets that featured the word "turbokrebs" linked to an article from October 2021
which said this in German:
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If someone else wonders how the "turbo cancer" came to its name, one can refer to a pathologist press conference here. Pathology conference • Results of post-mortem and vaccine analysis ... [Report24]. It was there that this observation was discussed and a possible connection with the so-called vaccinations was discussed.
Some of the very earliest tweets about turbo cancer were posted by accounts that promote Miles Guo, which are likely bots:
The bots that promote Miles Guo often post tweets in a mixture of
multiple different languages. For example the top right account above
tweets in a mixture of Chinese, Japanese, and English.
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The top left account mostly tweets in English and Chinese, but
sometimes it has also tweeted in Italian or Spanish:
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The bottom right account mostly tweets in English and Chinese, but it has sometimes randomly posted tweets in Italian, French, or Spanish:
In October 2021 Mike Adams published an article titled "THE VACCINE-CANCER ATROCITY: Like clockwork, most
vaccinated Americans will lose immune function by Christmas and start
growing accelerated CANCER tumors that will kill them over the next ten
years".
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In Idaho, Dr. Ryan Cole, a diagnostics lab owner, is already reporting a 2000% increase in cancers among those who took the vaccines. "Since January 1, in the laboratory, I'm seeing a 20-times increase of endometrial cancers over what I see on an annual basis," Cole stated in the video. "I'm not exaggerating at all because I look at my numbers year over year, and I'm like 'Gosh, I've never seen this many endometrial cancers before.'"
Watch Dr. Ryan Cole explain all this in his own words via this Brighteon video:
https://rumble. com/ vofwd9- is- the- vaccine- destroying- the- immune- system- dr- ryan- cole- md. html? mref=9qiox& mc=7i756 In children, post-vaccine cancers will take longer to develop, so they may evade cancer death for many years. But in adults who are already growing micro tumors - and nearly everyone is already doing that - the loss of immune function will result in the rapid acceleration and spread of cancer, overwhelming their bodies in a matter of a few months to a few years, depending on their health status when the vaccines were first injected.
The article by Mike Adams was copied on many different websites (even
though some of them are clones of Natural News that Mike Adams made to
bypass a ban on his website in places like Facebook):
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The article by Mike Adams said that "most
vaccinated Americans will lose immune function by Christmas". He
referred to an article by Expose News that had been published three
weeks earlier, which said: "UK PHE Vaccine
Surveillance Report figures on Covid cases show that doubly vaccinated
40-70 year olds have lost 40% of their immune system capability compared
to unvaccinated people. Their immune systems are deteriorating at around
5% per week (between 2.7% and 8.7%). If this continues then 30-50 year
olds will have 100% immune system degradation, zero viral defence by
Christmas and all doubly vaccinated people over 30 will have lost their
immune systems by March next year."
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Similar to Reiner Füllmich and Ivo Sasek, Mike Adams also has
connections to Scientology. In 2006 Mike Adams wrote: "Want to learn more shocking facts about modern
psychiatry? Visit the Citizens Commission on Human Rights. It's a
grassroots organization that fights against the evils of psychiatry and
Big Pharma. It was originally set up by the Church of
Scientology."
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Several early tweets about turbo cancer referred to Ryan Cole, who is
a pathologist just like Arne Burkhardt, Walter Lang, and Ute Krüger:
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Accounts that promote Miles Guo also tweeted many videos by Cole:
In July 2021 Cole started to say that he had seen a 10- to 20-fold
increase in uterine cancer. About two weeks earlier he falsely diagnosed
a woman as having endometrial cancer, who decided to have her uterus
removed, but she sued Ryan Cole after it turned out she didn't have
cancer after all:
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"I have seen a 10- to 20-fold increase of uterine cancer in the last six months in my laboratory," Cole said at a meeting of America's Frontline Doctors in San Antonio, Texas, about two weeks after he misdiagnosed J.B. with cancer of the uterine lining. "In the last six months. When did we start shots? January? How much solid-tumor cancer increase are we going to see over the next several years? Probably a lot."
Cole became medical director of America's Frontline Doctors - an organization that opposes COVID-19 vaccines - in July 2021, the month he gave that presentation, according to his resume. Cole has yet to publicly share data to back up his claim.
[...]
She chose surgery and, on July 26, 2021, the doctor performed surgery to remove her uterus, remove both of her ovaries and fallopian tubes, and tissue and lymph nodes in her abdomen, the lawsuit says.
Three pathologists at the hospital examined the organs and tissue as they were removed and saw no cancer. The surgeon asked to get the biopsy tissue samples back from Cole's laboratory; in early August, three of the hospital's pathologists determined that biopsy, too, showed no sign of cancer, the lawsuit says.
There's also a video published on August 11th 2021 UTC where Ryan
Cole said: "Since January 1, in the laboratory, I've
seen a 20 times increase of endometrial cancer, over what I see on an
annual basis."
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On September 24th 2021 UTC which was only 4 days after Burkhardt's
pathology conference, Del Bigtree published an interview with Ryan Cole
where Cole said vaccines cause accelerated cancer and he said: "I'll have a call later with three German pathologists.
They're seeing similar signals. They're gonna be working on it as well.
But it's based -. Another colleague in Dallas is gonna be working on it.
We're trying to get a consortium of doctors together to study
this."
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When Ryan Cole said he had a colleague in Dallas, he probably
referred to the oncologist Ray Page. When I searched Twitter for the
term "turbokrebs", one of the earliest tweets
I found was a video of Ray Page from a conference in Texas. The bottom
of the video said "NTD.COM" which refers to
Falun Gong's media outlet New Tang Dynasty:
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The conference in Texas was livestreamed by Epoch Times and NTD.
Other speakers in the conference included Peter McCullough, Ryan Cole,
and Bryan Ardis. The presentation by Ray Page was actually fairly
reasonable, and he didn't make the kind of wild claims like Ryan Cole
who was saying there was a 10-to-20-fold increase in certain types of
cancer. Ray Page referred to Ryan Cole as saying that vaccines may have
caused or accelerated cancer, but Page said he had not yet seen an
increase in cancer himself: "So the question of
whether this can cause cancer or not: Dr. Cole as a pathologist has seen
a lot of signals in his practice looking at the pathologic features. We
know that viruses can cause cancer, you know the Epstein-Barr, herpes
virus HIV, human papilloma virus, and we even have some vaccines that
can potentially mitigate some of that. But there's potential laboratory
signals that are suggesting that there's interactions with these spike
proteins with certain cancer genes, which has the possibility to cause
or accelerate cancer. Now I haven't seen that clinically yet and I
haven't seen a lot of clinical data with that yet, but I think we need
to really keep our eyes open."
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A German article published two weeks after Burkhardt's conference
said that said there were "numerous reports of
explosive cancer after covid-19 vaccination". The article said
that the term "turbo cancer" was coined at
the pathology conference:
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The article cited Ryan Cole as a source that COVID vaccines had caused an increase in cancer and that cancers were now more aggressive than earlier:
So it's interesting that two weeks after the term "turbo cancer" was coined by Germans, a German article about turbo cancer was already quoting Ryan Cole as an expert on turbo cancer.
In July 2021 Ryan Cole became the "Medical
Director" of America's Frontline Doctors, which was run by the
Jew Simone Gold. She previously worked as the assistant of Michael Oren,
who was the Israeli ambassador to the United States, and who was named
by the Jerusalem Post as one of the ten most influential Jews in the
world.
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Ryan Cole's medical license was revoked in 2021 because he worked as
a telehealth doctor on a website affiliated with AFLDS, because he
offered prescriptions for ivermectin through a text-only chat where he
"prescribed medications that are not indicated for a
COVID-19 infection, failed to properly document adequate justification
for the treatment in the medical record, failed to take a history or
perform a physical examination, and failed to obtain appropriate
informed consent".
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AFLDS was also affiliated with another similar telehealth website
called SpeakWithAnMD.com, which was launched by Jerome Corsi in April
2020. Jerome Corsi managed two mutual funds for the Jewish freemasonic
organization B'nai B'rith, and in 2004 he told The Forward that "I've been a strong supporter of B'nai B'rith and Jewish
causes for 30 years".
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The three products that were initially promoted on Corsi's website
were hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, and zinc, which are the three
components of the Chabadnik Vladimir Zelenko's protocol.
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One user on Twitter wrote: "You can use
speaktoanmd.com for early treatment meds. Telehealth appointment is
around $60. Their prescription service is expensive but you can ask them
to transfer to a local pharmacy and the cost is very reasonable! Went
from over $300 to $3.55".
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Before Richard Hirschman did his alt media debut on Jane Ruby's show
in January 2022, I have found zero references to the novel type of white
fibrous clots that are supposedly found by embalmers like Hirschman. In
March 2022, I believe Ryan Cole became the first person who was not a
mortician but who claimed to have seen the clots. He was also one of the
few people featured in Died Suddenly who were not morticians, and I
believe he was the second person after Mike Adams who presented a
laboratory analysis of the clots. [clot.
A tweet from 2019 said "Ivermectin and
Fenbendazole seem to ease my Morgellons symptoms the most":
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A forum post from 2016 said: "I've also read that
a lot of people who are suffering with morgellons have had some huge
success with fenbendazole."
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Peter McCullough has coauthored two papers with the Morgellons guru
Raphael Stricker.
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Stricker was possibly the main person responsible for popularizing
the Morgellons disease hoax, and he coauthored at least 13 papers about
Morgellons disease before COVID.
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The term "Morgellons disease" was coined
in 2002 by Mary Leitao, who found fibers embedded in skin lesions of her
son. She named the disease after a medical condition described in the
1600s where children grew hairs on their back.
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In 2019 the California Medical Board issued a complaint against
Stricker, because he prescribed ivermectin as a treatment for Morgellons
disease without obtaining informed consent.
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Stricker was kicked out of academia in 1990 because he falsified data
in an AIDS study, and afterwards he worked as an associate director of a
penis enlargement clinic.
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Someone wrote this about Stricker's business partner at the penis
enlargement clinic: "Dr Rodney Barron from
thebarroncenters.com, a urologist that performs male penile enhancement
surgery, deceived, traumatized and scarred me for life. If I can help
even one person to avoid the pain and suffering I endured at the hands
of this guy, it will be worth it. I endured a traumatic and painful
surgical procedure only to have no results whatsoever, and hideous thick
red scars around my genitals. This criminal butchered me and many other
patients as I later learned when I started researching, as his nickname
'Barron the Butcher' is widely known in male
enhancement forums."
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It's interesting that Stricker coauthored a paper with two members of
the TWC's Chief Medical Board, because the turbo cancer guru William
Makis used to be a member of the "Chief Medical and
Scientific Board" of the Canadian branch of TWC.
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TWC's Chief Marketing Officer used to be Christopher Alexander, whose
work experience includes having "successfully
secured over 300 million dollars in contracts for Information
Operations, PSYOP, and intelligence support" and being "recognized as a leader in disinformation, misinformation,
and counter-propaganda campaigns".
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Steve Outtrim wrote: "Phoenix Enigma's girlfriend
Alicia calls herself 'The Sicilian Witch'.
She's the last person known to have seen Isaac Kappy alive, other than a
brief wave goodbye as he sped off from his landlord The Christmas Lady -
who was promoting Ivermectin as a
cure
for Morgellons before COVID-19 was a thing."
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A case study published in 2011 described the case of a man who had
earlier thought he was poisoned by the Japanese mafia, but then he
learned about Morgellons disease from the internet, so he bought
ivermectin in bulk from an online veterinary supplier, and he ended up
developing ivermectin toxicity:
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Mr. A, a 46-year-old Caucasian man, presented to the emergency room complaining of infestation with parasites, evidenced by cutaneous sensations of crawling and itching, and seeing "cocoons" buried in his skin. These symptoms began 2 years earlier along with delusions of being poisoned by the Japanese Mafia. Evaluation by a primary care physician revealed no signs of infection. He was referred to psychiatry, but never followed-up. He instead gathered information from the internet, diagnosed himself with MD, and paid for telephonic consultation with a MD "expert" who prescribed the patient antibiotics and later recommended ivermectin, which he purchased in bulk from an on-line veterinary supplier. Mr. A ingested ivermectin daily in unknown but escalating quantities as cutaneous sensations waxed and waned.
On exam, he displayed slow speech with prolonged latency, an intention tremor, and ataxia. He was disorganized and sometimes incoherent, but denied prior medical or psychiatric history, though urine toxicology screening was positive for cannabinoids. Skin examination was unremarkable. He was admitted with a diagnosis of delirium secondary to ivermectin toxicity that resolved over the course of 2 days with supportive therapy. Due to persistent paranoia and delusions of infestation, olanzapine 10 mg/d was started. Although reluctant to forego ivermectin and take antipsychotic medication, Mr. A consented, and after 1 week reported reduced skin sensations and delusional conviction. He was discharged after 10 days with a diagnosis of delusional disorder.
This case adds to an existing literature on the self-diagnosis of MD facilitated by the internet, where numerous websites provide support, information, and advice to sufferers of this controversial condition. The role of the internet in the formation and maintenance of delusional thinking has led some authors to label MD an "internet meme" and "folie a internet." Our case highlights the great lengths that patients may go for symptom relief, and the potential harm associated with unmonitored "e-treatment" from purported experts. This is also the first known report of a patient whose beliefs about having MD occurred with other clearly psychotic delusions, suggesting a common etiology or perhaps a greater susceptibility of individuals with psychosis to "internet memes."
Lee Merritt says that ivermectin cures vaccine-induced cancer,
because vaccines contain parasite eggs, parasites cause cancer, and
ivermectin kills parasites. Her parasite treatment protocol consists of
fenbendazole, ivermectin, and nitazoxanide.
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When I searched Odysee for the term "turbo
cancer", the oldest result was a video from Burkhardt's pathology
conference by KLA.tv.
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KLA.tv is a conspiracy video website that is operated by a Swiss cult
called "Organische Christus-Generation"
(OCG). The studios of KLA.tv are located near OCG's compound, and OCG's
leader Ivo Sasek said that the children of OCG members also help with
running KLA.tv but the "children are hardly aware of
the content of the conspiracy program they helped to create".
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In 2023 when I first did research on KLA.tv, the featured video on
their website was a film about electroshock therapy by the Scientologist
organization CCHR (Citizens Commission on Human Rights).
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In 2020 hackers published Ivo Sasek's email communications with Jürg
Stettler, who is the leader of Scientology in Switzerland. The emails
showed that Stettler invited Sasek to visit the Scientology studios in
Los Angeles, Settler asked Sasek to do a video at KLA.tv about a
Scientologist book, and Sasek's daughter submitted her film to
Scientology Media Productions.
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Ivo Sasek also founded an organization called "Anti-Zensur-Koalition" (AZK).
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Rima Laibow and General Albert Stubblebine were also speakers at the
2009 AZK conference.
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Another speaker in the 2009 AZK conference was Jane Bürgermeister,
who did a presentation about H5N1 vaccines. Bürgermeister's most famous
video is possibly an interview about H5N1 vaccines she did with Bill
Ryan from Project Avalon. Bill Ryan is a Free Zone Scientologist, and he
wrote that with the help of Scientology "I opened up
my past lives, cleared the backlog of charge from this-lifetime upsets,
and started to develop my suppressed abilities."
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The speakers at the 2009 AZK conference also included Alexander
Benesch and Nicolas Hofer, who operated a website called infokrieg.tv,
which was a German offshoot of InfoWars that published articles at
InfoWars translated to German, and that sold DVDs by Alex Jones
translated to German.
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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.
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The founder of German New Medicine is Ryke Geerd Hamer. The article
about him in German Wikipedia says: "For him, AIDS
was an allergy to smegma, and therefore, according to Hamer, only
non-Jews were affected, as Jews were immune to it through
circumcision.[34] According to Hamer's theories, tooth decay was a
conflict of 'not being able to bite,' which
arose because schoolchildren were intimidated by foreign classmates, and
diabetes in left-handed women was the result of a sexual
conflict.[35]"
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In 2010 Alexander Benesch from InfoKrieg traveled to the US to speak
at a conference organized by Rima Laibow and her husband Albert
Stubblebine.
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In 2024 Ute Krüger managed to get her article about turbo cancer
published as a reader-contributed article on the website of a major
German newspaper.
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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 in 2022 was that they used an incorrect
method to impute 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 Dowd's group
looked at deaths in ages 15 to 44 where a large part of all deaths are
due to external causes.
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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:
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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.
Burkhardt collaborated with Sucharit Bhakdi, whose organization Doctors for COVID Ethics organized a series of symposiums in partnership with CHD, Solari, and UK Column.
One of the symposiums featured a presentation by the trio of Daniel
Broudy, David Hughes, and Valerie Kyrie.
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In another D4CE symposium, Daniel Broudy was interviewed by Taylor
Hudak from The Last American Vagabond, who is the lady who did
Burkhardt's final interview before his death.
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In 2024 Mary Holland from CHD interviewed Ana Mihalcea, who said that
blinking lights in an optical microscope video were nanobots, that she
found microchips that emitted MAC addresses in vaccines, that calamari
clots consist of dead blood cells eaten by nanobots, that there's
microelectronics from chemtrails in the blood of wild deer, and so on.
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Broudy and Hughes are members of a group called International
Interdisciplinary Research Team (IIRT), whose members have also included
people like Ana Mihalcea, David Nixon, Mat Taylor, Shimon Yanowitz,
Sasha Latypova, Youngmi Lee, and Matt Shelton. IIRT's Brighteon channel
consists of interviews of the group's members by Daniel Broudy.
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Another member of IIRT is a German lady called Ulrike Granögger, who
is the host of Solari's Future Science series, where she has presented
videos about topics like 5G causing COVID, and the impact of nanobots on
the "wave genome".
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The editorial board of IJVTPR also includes the IIRT member Shimon
Yanowitz. In 2024 IJVTPR published a paper by Youngmi Lee and Daniel
Broudy, who cited a presentation Yanowitz did for D4CE as evidence that
COVID vaccines contained nanotechnology.
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In 2022 IJVTPR published a paper by David Hughes, where he compiled
microscope images published by various researchers who suggested that
vaccines contained microchips, hydras, Morgellons fibers, nanoantennas,
motherboards, graphene oxide razor blades, carbon nanotubes,
nano-octopuses, mesospores, SIM cards, Trypanosoma cruzi parasites,
hydrogel, microbubbles, long stick-like organisms, parasites attached to
magnets, eggs that were hatching new structures, geometric structures
that lit up when a mobile phone was used nearby, dark crystals,
microelectric circuitry, and so on, and he wrote that the researchers
must be onto something because "at least 26
different investigations of the 'vaccine'
contents (almost entirely unrelated to one another) from 16 different
countries on five continents converge on remarkably similar
findings".
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In a video with Mihalcea, Hughes also showed images from Burkhard's
conference next to images by Quinta Columna and the website
lifeoftheblood.com:
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In 2025 Suzanne Humphries started to say that lifeoftheblood.com was
her website, and she presented images from the website in a video
tweeted by CHD, and in a video she did with Catherine Austin Fitts.
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In 2022 Matt Shelton did a video with Maria Zeee, where he claimed
that vaccines contained nanotechnology and graphene oxide, and as
evidence he presented images of supposed nanotechnology that were taken
with an optical microscope. Shelton said that he started researching
graphene and nanobots after he had been contacted by a patient who had
become magnetized after vaccination. And he said that his work was
following in the footsteps of La Quinta Columna and people in
Burkhardt's pathology conference:
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Well, it was actually in response to having some patients contact us who found that they had become magnetized after their vaccination. So we had a look and met some people who, you know, indeed did seem to show some magnetism. And we - so we did a science report - we did a little research project, and came across La Quinta Columna and the work that they had done. And in fact, Dr. Campra had already done his very high-level science report where he had shown the presence of graphene-based, you know, microstructures, you know - the word nano was used, but now I refers to, you know, incredibly small scale, you know, you're almost down at the sort of molecular level - whereas he and his team were seeing things down a microscope. So as part of the report to the government on people's magnetism concerns, we included what we'd found around the graphene contamination and apparent chips and, you know, electronic circuitry also, it seemed.
And shortly after that, a German team of pathologists had a very powerful conference that they recorded and uploaded. And that's well worth everybody looking at. And that was in two parts. In the first half, they were describing the post-mortem findings and people who died after vaccination. And they were reporting things that they'd never seen in their whole careers. And in the second half, they were talking about particles that had been found on microscopy of the vaccine itself. So we first told government at the end of September last year that this stuff was emerging.
Matt Shelton promoted Greg Harrison's ORF hoax, where Harrison
supposedly discovered new ORFs in the genome of SARS-CoV-2 that
explained the formation of the calamari clots, and Shelton was credited
as an executive producer of a series of videos about the ORFs.
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Many anti-vaxxers have realized that the Stew Peters nanobot crowd is controlled opposition, but occasionally if the nanobot stuff gets promoted by some seemingly more credible source like CHD, anti-vaxxers think it's an honest mistake on the part of CHD, or part of some clever scheme by infiltrators to tarnish the reputation of CHD. That's the way anti-vaxxers reacted when I told them that people in Burkhardt's conference said that vaccines contained minirobots and parasites.
Burkhardt is generally respected by anti-vaxxers, which might be because they don't know what he said or did, and they are not aware of the quality of evidence he presented for his claims, but he was a respectable-looking senior person who died, so anti-vaxxers think they should respect him because of his age or because he died.
But if you think Burkhardt was just duped into including the nanobot guys in his conference, you should realize that Burkhardt also had Füllmich's assistant lady Viviane Fischer in his conference. And Burkhardt's collaborator Sucharit Bhakdi had nanobot guys in his symposiums, and the symposiums were held in collaboration with CHD and Solari which have both promoted nanobots, and CHD and Solari later organized similar symposiums whose stars were Hughes and Broudy. And the images from Burkhardt's conference were promoted by the IIRT members Hughes and Shelton. And Burkhardt was involved in the hoax about the calamari clots.