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[Red Phoenix]

"The more boosters, the more likelihood of aggressive, explosive cancer"

Professor Angus Dalgleish warns Big Pharma's push to use mRNA technology in childhood jabs would be "unmitigated disaster that would make the thalidomide disaster previously look very, very small"

Source: https://uncut.substack.com/p/the-more-boosters-the-more-likelihood

 

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PROFESSOR Angus Dalgleish says the world is facing an “unmitigated disaster” of “aggressive, explosive recurring cancers” as Big Pharma push to use mRNA technology in childhood vaccines.

Professor Dalgleish was addressing the Port Hedland Council in Australia regarding DNA contamination in the Pfizer and Moderna Covid jabs – which is at least 145 times over the legal permissible limit. Such evidence has been detected not only in vials in Australia, but also in America by eminent genomics scientist Kevin McKernan.

Professor Dalgleish also highlighted concerns about the lack of transparency from pharmaceutical companies and governments in addressing these issues.

 

> “As unsettling as the information I will present may be. It is critical that we confront it now to prepare for the potential public health consequences.

Link to the article featuring his crystal clear but alarming warning message here > https://uncut.substack.com/p/the-more-boosters-the-more-likelihood

 

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[owl sees all]

Why on earth would people keep taking boosters?

 

So OK. they had the first jab. But to keep being fooled is against common sense.

 

Virtually every one in the UK knows someone who has been hurt by the jabs. When will the penny drop with some people?

 

Dr D Cahill reckons that anyone who took a hot** mRNA jab will have big problems inside 5 years.

 

** a real jab. Not a placebo.

 

www.howbadismybatch.com

 

 

 

[Foxx]

Dalgleish is not someone to take seriously.

 

He's a right wing nutter - stood for parliament as a UKIP candidate and he writes for the Daily Mail.

One of his recent Daily Mail articles is headlined "Asking men if they are pregnant before undergoing X-rays is a symptom of the madness gripping the NHS".  He didn't bother to check the facts.  The Society of Radiographers issued a rebuttal statement which begins "The SoR has responded to an inaccurate and misleading article appearing in the Telegraph as it believes it could further alienate trans, nonbinary and intersex people from accessing healthcare services."

https://www.sor.org/news/sor/sor-responds-to-inaccuracies-in-telegraph-article

 

I suspect he's now rather senile and shouldn't be listened to.

[Red Phoenix]

37 minutes ago, Foxx said:

Dalgleish is not someone to take seriously.

 

He's a right wing nutter - stood for parliament as a UKIP candidate and he writes for the Daily Mail.

One of his recent Daily Mail articles is headlined "Asking men if they are pregnant before undergoing X-rays is a symptom of the madness gripping the NHS".  He didn't bother to check the facts.  The Society of Radiographers issued a rebuttal statement which begins "The SoR has responded to an inaccurate and misleading article appearing in the Telegraph as it believes it could further alienate trans, nonbinary and intersex people from accessing healthcare services."

https://www.sor.org/news/sor/sor-responds-to-inaccuracies-in-telegraph-article

 

I suspect he's now rather senile and shouldn't be listened to.

Imo prof Dalgleish's article "Asking men if they are pregnant before undergoing X-rays is a symptom of the madness gripping the NHS" shows his common sense and courage to go against the mad wokeness that has gripped many organizations. 

Not loner than 5 years ago you would be rightly regarded as a loony when suggesting that hospital staff should ask men if they were pregnant before conducting a medical procedure.  And for that miniscule part of the male patients having undergone a foetus-inplant > they would surely indicate it themselves before being x-rayed.  Hence making it common procedure to ask ALL male patients if they did engage in such travesty is indeed pure madness.

[Foxx]

12 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Imo prof Dalgleish's article "Asking men if they are pregnant before undergoing X-rays is a symptom of the madness gripping the NHS" shows his common sense and courage to go against the mad wokeness that has gripped many organizations. 

 

You clearly didn't read the statement from the Society of Radiographers that I linked to.  The truth is that ordinary men are not asked if they're pregnant.  However, female to male trans men are asked since they might indeed be pregnant.  No mad wokeness here, just common sense.

[Red Phoenix]

56 minutes ago, Foxx said:

 

You clearly didn't read the statement from the Society of Radiographers that I linked to.  The truth is that ordinary men are not asked if they're pregnant.  However, female to male trans men are asked since they might indeed be pregnant.  No mad wokeness here, just common sense.

What a load of crap.  So we are talking here about WOMEN (being born female with XX chromosomes makes you a woman) that have later transitioned to 'men'.  My same comment applies > The extreme miniscule part of the population of females that transitioned to male and know that they are pregnant would surely indicate that fact to the radiologist (in the rare case that the radiologist doesn't notice that the anatomy of the new 'male' is out of the ordinary). 

That's the kind of nonsense that is created by denying a basic biological fact: that you are born male or female and that despite all medical interventions a biological male/female will never become the opposite. 

Edited 2 hours ago by Red Phoenix