the-truth-about-cancer

Episode 1: The Cancer Pandemic
Ty: I am going to miss you because I’ve got to travel and I’m going
to be gone for a while.
Charlene Bollinger: You know, we’ll miss you too. We love you. And if
you’re mom and dad could see this they would just be so proud of you.
Ty: So what is cancer I traveled to Los Angeles to talk to G.
Edward Griffin and find out exactly what cancer is.
G. Edward Griffin: So let’s backup to the basic assumption which is
the answer to the question, what is cancer. Believe it or not after all of
these years and all these billions of dollars that have been spent on the
so-called war against cancer, those in the highest levels of this war
don’t—they still do not agree as to what cancer is. It’s amazing to me. I
mean because they got these theories about, well, it’s a gene or maybe
it’s a deficiency. Maybe it’s something gone awry. I mean there’s a
receptor here and they get into all these highfalutin, very complex,
technicalities that the average person cannot understand, and frankly,
some of the technicians don’t understand.
Ty: And how can you declare a war on something that you don’t
know what it is
G. Edward Griffin: You don’t even know what it is—yes. Well, I’m not
saying that I’m smarter than anybody else but I am going to say that
when I talked to the doctors and the researchers who advocate
alternative therapies their answers as to what cancer is made a lot of
sense to me, much more sense than anything that you would get from
the other side, from the so-called Orthodox field. These men and
women believe that—well, let me start off with the traditional view and
now we have to rephrase that word traditional. The present Orthodox
view is that cancer is a lump or a bump. That’s the cancer. And if
that’s—that’s the assumption. Now if that is true then to get rid of cancer
all you have to do is get rid of the lump or the bump. And hence we
have surgery.
Well, that gets rid of the lump or the bump, or we have chemotherapy,
which poisons the lump or the bump if we got rid of it. Or, we have
radiation which burns it and got rid of it. And you undergo these three
therapies. And to get rid of the lump or the bump the doctor will say it
looks like we got it all, that famous line, we got it all. But did they No.
statistics show that in most cases it comes back. They didn’t get it all
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