Secret Cure for Cancer Unveiled

Let me just interject a quick apology of sorts right here. I'm taking a long time with these praxis and in a way I wish I didn't have to, but in a way maybe there's a reason for it. And I think here I'm going to read something to you right out of Harvey's book, right? The one that I love so much, okay? Here's a whole bunch of quotes from media people and so forth. Important people that are propped up in the field of cancer, okay? Here's why I think we need to just, you know, we're talking about the solution, right? So I want to give you everything I've got. I mean really I hold back a lot. I would like to tell you a lot more, but you know I try to keep it as short as I can. But here's why, because we are so inundated with the negative message that there's just no solution to this, that everybody's just throwing their hands up in the air. We just don't get it. But I'm going to tell you, I already said it in the last praxis, people have known the answer to cancer for a long time. A lot of people. It has been suppressed on purpose. You know, people like Rumsfeld, those kind of people, they suppress it on purpose. Please don't turn to the mainstream media for your source of information. They will only lead you down an ignorant path, okay? Okay, well maybe they say a few things good, but you know, take the good, leave the bad. All right, all these quotes are from the 1990s, okay? Just listen to this. All right, this one is from Nancy Brinker. She's the chairwoman, president's special commission on breast cancer. These are all related just to breast cancer, okay? Sisters, we need to get educated, okay? Get lop and off women's breasts, please. This is disgusting. Okay, here's what she says. There are two things we don't know about breast cancer. We don't know the cause and we don't know the cure. Okay, that's her. Linda Ellerby, she's narrating an ABC special on breast cancer. And she says, nobody knows what causes breast cancer, nobody knows how to prevent it, and nobody knows how to cure it. Huh, we do. Okay, here's Jane Pauley narrating a PBS special on breast cancer. We don't know what causes it, there's no way to prevent it. Ugh, this is crazy. Okay, New York Times, no one knows how to prevent it and the mortality rate from breast cancer has not improved for decades. Researchers say it is also disconcerting that the rates have remained so high. Yeah, okay. Koki Roberts on ABC's Nightline, so many questions, one answer, we don't know. Breast cancer never, never have so many been given so much conflicting advice and so few definitive solutions. Huh, we got the solution right here. Okay, science news. Throughout countries rich and poor, industrial and rural, breast cancer incidence is on the rise, no one knows what's fueling that increase. Okay, Cindy Pearson, program director of National Women's Health Network. This continual rise in breast cancer is unexplained. We have no hints at what's causing it, but we don't know the whole story and we also don't know how to stop it or how to cure it when it occurs. There's a lot of don't knows here, huh? Okay, here's Dr. Susan Love, breast surgeon, so she likes to cut these things off. Author of Dr. Susan Love's breast book, past assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School, director of UCLA's Breast Center. Here's what she has to say. She should be the serious authority on this, right? She says, we really don't know what causes breast cancer. We don't really even have a clue what causes breast cancer. So she's clueless, but she's put in charge. You get it? You're yelling, right? These are just artificially propped up false images or illusions of authority. These people don't know. At least they're admitting the truth. They just don't know. Okay, I could go on, but there's more. Okay, these are all from the 1990s. That's why I guess I just want to hit this message home and you're going to have to go to other people besides me because after you watch these videos and stuff, you're probably going to, you know, that little voice from before is going to start coming back into your head and you're not going to believe what you've learned here. So go to other sources of people telling you the same exact thing because there's just too many now. There's too many ways to stop cancer. There's too many ways to prevent it. There's too many ways to cure it now. It's almost laughable. Like I said before, you know, it would be laughable, but it's just so tragic, so it's not. There are so many ways to avoid this, to cure it, to turn this thing around. I think that pretty soon it's going to be a state where people that have cancer are going to be looked at as like the most ignorant within society because, you know, there's just, I'm sorry, there's just too much information out there. And this whole Praxis video series makes it just too easy. There's just no more excuses. Just no more excuses. Okay, maybe there's an excuse. You know, you were in the Gulf War and you're a Gulf War veteran and you were exposed to depleted uranium. Yeah? Things like that, these are exceptional things, okay? But I hope Gulf War veterans are listening to this because don't go to your VA hospital. They're not going to help you. They're not going to help you. You know how many of these guys are killing themselves? Because, you know, they're feeling really, really desperate and just shut out. It's not fair. It's not right. I hope they'll all come and listen to this instead.