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Q&A: Are ‘Turbo Cancers’ on the Radar After Vaccination?

Day 1 · 1:20:22 · Dean Allison · Chris Lewis · Ron Johnson · Shawn Buckley

  • 🔬 Johnson says multiple plausible mechanisms link the injections to cancer and cites a recent hearing on the topic.
  • 🧪 He criticizes Pfizer’s rapid unblinding of placebo arms, destroying long-term safety comparison data.
  • 🧬 He urges autopsies and spike-protein testing of tumors and notes oncologists already seeing aggressive recurrences.

Direct answer on accelerated cancers and evidence challenges.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 1:20:22

Is there—.

Chris Lewis · 1:20:23

Is that something that's on, on the radar? I don't have any answers for it. All I know is my best friend's been gone for about 3 years now, and I don't— I realize everybody passes process, but I know it real fast. She was in the hospital for 13 days. Thank you, Mr. Allison.

Ron Johnson · 1:20:40

So, MP Lewis, first of all, my sincere condolences on your loss. Um, no, I have absolutely heard of turbo cancers, the plausible mechanisms for the injection to cause cancer, and there's multiple plausible mechanisms for that. Um, we actually held a hearing a couple months ago about the plausible mechanisms of the injection causing cancer and the corruption of, of medical journals, because one of our witnesses, Wafiq El-Duri, uh, director of cancer for Brown University until they stripped him of that title because he issued a study and published it on OncoTarget. OncoTarget was immediately targeted or hit by denial of service attacks, um, and he's, he's been vilified ever since. But now this has been a concern for really a number of years, uh, it's been largely covered up.

Ron Johnson · 1:21:43

It's very difficult to prove. Remember what Pfizer did in its trial is very rapidly they unblinded trial. And so the placebo group also got injected. So now you've, you've lost the ability to, to monitor long-term serious side effects. They knew what they were doing, okay? The best way to cover up side effects was unblind the placebo control, and you've lost all the data. Um, what I found very frustrating, still find frustrating, is it was almost impossible to get autopsies during COVID Um, I mean, we've heard the stories of, you know, people breaking the neck in motorcycle accident, getting brought to the hospital, expiring, you know, in the emergency room, testing positive for COVID. That was a COVID death. Um, but I would really urge anybody that has a suspicion on this is to request an autopsy and do a tissue sample and look more evidence of spike protein in those tumors.

Ron Johnson · 1:22:47

And I think if we had— the more autopsies we had, the more, uh, evidence we might mount, that then maybe, maybe the medical establishment, federal health agencies, will at least open up their eyes to that possibility. Because remember, this mRNA technology is not going away. As much as, as those of us who view this as, you know, a deadly shot, uh, this is a highly profitable platform. This— they've been working on this for years. I mean, this was, this was their goal. I mean, this was their opportunity, and they, they seized that opportunity. Uh, in the US, we just had the Moderna flu mRNA vaccine injection, uh, approved, and they approved on the basis that it's, it's only 0.1% higher serious adverse events than the current flu shot. This was not maybe a bad time to just talk about the difference between absolute versus relative risk. Now let's not do that.

Ron Johnson · 1:23:49

But you mean what I say? Because we're talking about turbo cancers. But again, I'll just conclude. I think it's extremely important that anybody suspects that requests at least a tissue sample and get it. And I'm not sure the, you know, Jessica Rose can probably tell you later on exactly what the test is, but test to see whether there's any evidence of spike protein— in particular, tumor. No, you know, Dr. Angus Dauglish, highly respected oncologist from London, also testified at our hearing. And again, he's— again, just clinically, he just sees these, these turbo cancers, you know, people in complete remission and their cancers come roaring back. But it's just one of those things that federal health officials, uh, Big Pharma, Pfizer, Moderna, they're just burying their heads in the sand because they don't, they don't want look at it. They don't want to admit it.

Shawn Buckley · 1:24:44

Mr.

Ron Johnson · 1:24:46

Thank you, MP Allison. Thank you, Mr. Buckley. Um, so, uh, Senator Johnson, thank you for being here, and thank you for your comments and sharing your observations and what you learned through your process. Um, you know, we heard at the beginning before you spoke about some of the stigma around this discussion and how difficult it was for some people who who want to share their personal stories and how their families have been affected to even be here today or be here over the course of this week.