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Top Cancer Expert: Aggressive Cancers Appearing After Vaccine Boosters “Not a Coincidence”

by Dr Angus Dalgleish
6 January 2023 2:30 PM

There follows the transcript of a new video put out by top cancer specialist Dr. Angus Dalgleish, who is very concerned that the Covid boosters appear to be causing cancers, an adverse effect which he says “does not look like a coincidence”.

I’m Angus Dalgleish. I’m a Professor of Oncology at St. George’s, a Consultant Medical Oncologist, and I have started to notice that several of my patients have melanoma who’ve been stable with stage 4 disease, they’ve had very good immunotherapy or other treatment and I’ve been reviewing them from five to 20 years. I’ve noticed that I have now over six, possibly seven, even an eighth yesterday, who’ve clearly relapsed following the booster vaccine.

At first we didn’t put the two together, but when a patient said, “I felt awful since the vaccine, I’ve just been drained”, they’ve described symptoms like a Long Covid, and the next thing we know, two, three weeks, couple of months later they’ve got clear evidence of relapse. And these relapses are quite aggressive. They’re not a gentle relapse. They’re relapses that are requiring systemic therapy as opposed to a little nodule that requires surgical incision.

But it’s not just this. I’m now very much aware in my own circle of many people, they haven’t got a melanoma – they’ve never had anything before – but they’ve got lumps and bumps and they’re not felling well. And two people I’ve interviewed at great length, they all put it down to feeling awful after their booster. They were fine with the first two vaccines, they just had shivers, flu etc. But they’ve described being very tired, very fatigued, wanting to stay in bed, and this has dragged on to the point were they’ve gone to the doctor and they’ve had blood counts and investigations and I now know seven of them, two of them have leukemias, and others have lymphomas, and one of them has a very bad melanoma, which he is absolutely sure was instigated by the booster as he developed dreadful symptoms.

So really I want to bring to everybody’s attention that I think that this does not look like a coincidence to me and we need to join forces and see if this is a real effect and if it is we must stop all the boosters immediately. Thank you.

London Professor of Oncology calls for urgent stop to C19 boosters:

"As an Oncologist I Am Seeing People With Stable Cancer Rapidly Relapse After a C19 Booster"

Angus Dalgleish, Professor of Oncology at St. Georges Hospital Medical School London. pic.twitter.com/taBZpU9neL

— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) January 3, 2023

Read Professor Dalgleish’s earlier articles in the Daily Sceptic warning of this potential adverse effect here and here.

Tags: Adverse eventsBoosterCancerCOVID-19Vaccine

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    Mogwai
    Mogwai
    1 year ago

    But why wouldn’t you want more people like this? I don’t get it. Anyway, usual suspects, but the police look like they’ve got these troublesome right-wing extremists well under control;

    https://twitter.com/VoWalesOfficial/status/1778023699129450986

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Mogwai

    Ah, this would be “the religion of peace” then.

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    ellie-em
    ellie-em
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    You took the words right out of my mind.

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  ellie-em

    👍 👍

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago

    The foreign aid budget otherwise known as the ‘Ripped off British taxpayers fund for foreign dictators’ should be scrapped. While we have so much as one Britishh person going homeless or hungry in this country we have no business lavishing cash on foreign gangsters and murderers.

    The corollary of abolishing the foreign aid budget would also mean we have no money for immigrants so the Royal National Lifeboat Taxi Service would have to be stood down. And because there would no longer be foreign aid money available to be spent in this country we would have to start deporting all those who have rocked up these last ten years.

    Genius. 😀

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    Except it isn’t “Aid”.——— It is “Altruism”.

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    No harm in using their own words against them.

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    I am not being critical of you. Only of the farce that is “Aid”

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    “I am not being critical of you.”

    I know.👍

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    xx

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    Mogwai
    Mogwai
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    And foreign sexual predators, because try as they might, no matter what they do they just can’t get themselves deported. What does a scummy PoS have to do to get themselves kicked out the country nowadays??

    ”An Afghan sex offender avoided deportation after lawyers claimed his treatment of women would put him at risk of “mob violence” in his home country.
    The 31-year-old asylum seeker was jailed for 12 weeks for “outraging public decency and exposure” and was placed on the sex offenders’ register for seven years.

    However, the Afghan was awarded refugee status and avoided deportation after claiming it was a breach of his human rights to deny him asylum in the UK.
    Doctors told the immigration tribunal that the Afghan man, referred to only as DH, continued to act “inappropriately” towards women despite his conviction.
    An immigration tribunal judge agreed with lawyers that his “risky behaviours” would expose him to “ill treatment” and even “mob violence” if he returned to Afghanistan.
    Christopher Hanson, the tribunal judge, therefore ruled that the man should be granted refugee status, allowing him to remain in the UK.”

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/afghan-sex-offender-avoids-deportation-over-risk-of-mob-violence/ar-BB1lpsNd?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=SMTS&cvid=fa7aa08e8d8b407ad95fd035addacad6&ei=22

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Mogwai

    It is becoming increasingly clear that the best way to obtain ‘refugee status’ is to become a low-level convicted criminal – a kiddy fiddler, a rapist or a non-lethal stabber. The judiciary love ’em.

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    ellie-em
    ellie-em
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    That reminds me of certain MPs…

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  ellie-em

    😀 😀 😀

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Mogwai

    “An immigration tribunal judge agreed with lawyers that his “risky behaviours” would expose him to “ill treatment” and even “mob violence” if he returned to Afghanistan.”

    The tribunal judge is well versed in Afghanistani mores then? I wonder how many years he / she has lived there.

    I thought Afghanistan women were second class citizens in their own country or is that just in the UK?

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    ellie-em
    ellie-em
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    I hear what you say and I agree.

    The end result of the current arrangements is the disposal of U.K. taxpayers money goes to either a corrupt government overseas to misuse or to the corrupt government in the UK to misuse.

    I recall in the past, U.K. taxpayers money was sent to China of all places, to improve the lives of Chinese pensioners. Unbelievable!

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  ellie-em

    👍 👍 👍

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago

    In all corners of the country, even in the smallest towns migrants pop up like daffodils in springtime. They just appear out of thin air. I ask the squirming hand wringers in both main parties. How many people do you think can comfortably live in these Islands? 70 million? 80 million? 100 million —HOW MANY?

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    AynRandyAndy
    AynRandyAndy
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    dandelions

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  AynRandyAndy

    To some people dandelions are considered weeds.

    Whoops.

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    AynRandyAndy
    AynRandyAndy
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    Hate speech!

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  AynRandyAndy

    😀 😀 😀

    Surely calling dandelions weeds cannot be ‘hate speech.’

    Can it?

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    So how many dandelions can we house in this country before we need to go to B&Q

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    😀 😀 😀

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    AethelredTheReadier
    AethelredTheReadier
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    In my local country town of Shaftesbury, I have noticed more darker skinned ‘gentlemen’, never ladies, walking down to the town in their ones and twos. It’s a gradual process of normalisation. Just a few at first, then more and more.

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    Whomakesthisstuffup
    Whomakesthisstuffup
    1 year ago
    Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

    If you drive thru Small Heath in Birmingham it’s more like downtown Hyderabad

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    huxleypiggles
    huxleypiggles
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Whomakesthisstuffup

    Oldham, Saturday afternoon – my worst nightmare…Pakistan…or Bangladesh.

    I can’t tell the bloody difference.

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  huxleypiggles

    Immigration Policy seems to consist of only one thing ——Dispersal. —————-All of these hundreds of thousands of people are going to have to live somewhere and presumably that will be in a HOUSE. I see plenty of migrants but not so many houses.

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    Ron Smith
    Ron Smith
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Whomakesthisstuffup

    How long before Birmingham becomes a no go area for non Muslims.

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  Ron Smith

    How long before we all need to seek asylum in a country not over run with these people?

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    Ron Smith
    Ron Smith
    1 year ago
    Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

    I have noticed that, there is a large Victorian Hotel up the road, I suspect that is housing a few.

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    AJPotts
    AJPotts
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    I suspect these islands could comfortably accommodate 100 million people if the additional people were industrious, responsible, and capable of being integrated into British society. The problem is less that of high numbers than the primitive and barbaric nature of most of the imports.

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    varmint
    varmint
    1 year ago
    Reply to  AJPotts

    Maybe we could accommodate 100 million but why would we want to? And do we really want the whole country all choc a bloc like London where it takes 2 hours to make a 15 minute journey?——What is the point of all this self inflicted clutter?

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    AynRandyAndy
    AynRandyAndy
    1 year ago
    Reply to  varmint

    Allows Government to claim 1% annual growth in GDP.

    (for a population grown by 1.5%).

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    JohnK
    JohnK
    1 year ago

    And diverting some of the foreign aid budget to the local landlords might result in a stable income to some of them, compared with a typical holiday trade. Spot the vested interests.

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    AJPotts
    AJPotts
    1 year ago

    Overseas development aid ought to be abolished in its entirety. It enriches corrupt officials and pseudo charities while retarding genuine development in poorer countries. real development requires a culture in which hard work and personal responsibility, property rights, and the rule of law are respected. It does not require much else and certainly not interference by leftist bureaucrats.

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    Jabby Mcstiff
    Jabby Mcstiff
    1 year ago

    Unfortunately it is systemic and can not easily be stopped in the sense of th emechanics of the system. You will get flotsam and jetsam pushed hither and yon by the forced of capital and the British seem to be more seduced by cheap labour than most countries. You can talk about your country turning into a craphole, and it definitely has, but how can you ignore the forces that have made it this way. In terms of prognosis the future of this country is perhaps the bleakest of all western countries in terms of the next five years. After that I would wager that there will be so few left from our perspective that it will die out completely. We led the world with everything including the jab. Don’t assume that Britain will be top of the world forever because it is looking very different.

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