Where is the Cure? – The War on Cancer Update
What has the $500 billion dollars spent on Cancer research since the War on Cancer was declared in 1970 amounted to? Not only has there been no cure discovered, but absolutely no progress has been made in preventing or curing the disease. In fact, more people are dying from the disease than ever before.
In this episode, we fire all the incompetent people involved in ‘the war on cancer’ and outline a new approach to solving cancer that will finally produce the results we’ve been looking for. It’s time for humanity to solve the disease of cancer once-and-for-all.
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Where is the Cure?
The year 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of the War on Cancer, which promised us a cure. Yes, the War on Cancer was declared in 1970, and they’ve had almost 50 years to find a cure for us. What has been accomplished in this time?
In this article we’re going to re-evaluate what has been accomplished and how to move forward productively. But first, I want to tell you a little bit about my background and why I have an interest in this.
Losing My Mother to Cancer
When I was 11 years old my mother was diagnosed with cancer. Doctors told us they ‘caught it early’ and that they were going to rush her in for surgery and radiotherapy treatment. The radiotherapy treatment being a safeguard ‘to ensure it never comes back.’
6 months later doctors found the cancer had spread to her hip. They again rushed her in for chemotherapy. Her health took an immediate and rapid decline following treatment.
She suffered many horrific side effects; couldn’t talk; couldn’t eat solid food; horrible pain; couldn’t sleep at night – instead, she stayed up at night crying, trying to be quiet enough that my father, sister and I could sleep upstairs undisturbed… but I could hear every cry, every whimper, every call out to God to put an end to her suffering. After 6 months of torture, her body, mind and spirit had had enough; she passed on.
History of The War on Cancer
The war on cancer was declared in 1970 by US President Richard Nixon with the words:
“I will also ask for an appropriation of an extra $100 million to launch an intensive campaign to find a cure for cancer, and I will ask later for whatever additional funds can effectively be used. The time has come in America when the same kind of concentrated effort that split the atom and took man to the moon should be turned toward conquering this dread disease. Let us make a total national commitment to achieve this goal.”
The objective of the war on cancer was to cure cancer. What have the results been since that declaration?
The Results of the War on Cancer
As mentioned, it’s been almost 50 years since the war on cancer was declared. In that time, around $500 billion dollars of generous donations have been spent on cancer research. The results? The industry has come up with literally nothing useful for preventing or reversing the disease. The exact same treatments are being used, with the same horrendous side effects and dismal ‘success rates’, with no improvement in patient quality of life or length of life as a result.
In fact, it’s worse than just no improvement… According to the official facts and figures of the American Cancer Society, more people are diagnosed and dying of cancer than ever before.
Possible Explanations for the Monumental Failure
The last thing I want to do is defend the colossal failure of this war on cancer. That is certainly not my goal, but what has gone wrong in this pursuit begs closer investigation and as I see it, there are only two possible explanations:
- The people involved are incompetent, and their astonishing lack of advancement is undoubtedly the most spectacular failure in human history.
- Safe and effective treatments have been found but they’ve been suppressed from the public: If you had a business that made $126 Billion dollars a year, would you put yourself out of business?
Whatever the case may be, we will never get the answers from these people and must find a new approach to solving cancer.
A New, Common Sense Approach
The bottom line is this:
If mainstream cancer treatments work to enhance the length and quality of life of patients, then we should keep using them. And if they are reducing the lifespans of patients, then we need to stop their use immediately worldwide and find suitable replacements.
- SURGICAL TUMOR REMOVAL has been performed on cancer patients FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS.
- CHEMOTHERAPY was first used on cancer patients in 1946; and therefore has been in use FOR 73 YEARS.
- RADIOTHERAPY was put to use on cancer patients shortly after the discovery of X-rays in 1895; has been in use FOR MORE THAN 120 YEARS.
It’s our job now to seek out and find the truth. We’ve been using these treatments for long enough that sufficient studies have been completed and using those studies we should be able to come up with clear answers. Luckily, I’ve already done the heavy lifting and collected over 600 studies in my book The Cancer Industry.
The following subjects require a complete and full investigation, including all available scientific and anecdotal evidence, which is what I’m going to do in coming episodes:
- Surgery
- Chemotherapy
- Radiotherapy
- Cancer Screening Programs
- Evidence of suppression
Every human being alive has a responsibility to look at this information and decide for themselves whether they want to continue funding and supporting this industry. Remember, any product or service that goes unpurchased will vanish. This is the beautiful thing about the free market. Our votes matter. Stay tuned for future episodes, remember to donate or support my work below and God bless every one of you.