Pfizer Makes $43 Billion Bet That ‘Turbo Cancers’ Are Going to Explode Around the World

Pfizer completed its acquisition of Seagen, a firm specializing in drugs for the treatment of aggressive cancers, in December 2023. Observers suggest the purchase may be linked to the rise of so-called ‘turbo cancers’ – rapidly developing cancers that some believe result from the use of mRNA vaccines. Explaining the acquisition, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said he expects cancer to become more prevalent in future. With Pfizer being a major producer of the mRNA vaccines used against COVID-19, questions are therefore being asked as to whether Bourla knows something that is not being disclosed.

Dr. Rath has been drawing attention to the dangers of mRNA- and DNA-based COVID-19 vaccines for over two years now. In an emergency letter sent to the governments of the European Union and the United States in November 2021, he called for the suspension of mandatory anti-COVID vaccinations using RNA- and DNA-based approaches. Citing research published in the scientific journal Viruses, Dr. Rath described how these experimental injections have been shown to risk potentially devastating side effects.

Carried out by scientists from the universities of Stockholm and Umea in Sweden, the Viruses study found that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is able to reach the cell core (nucleus) and significantly inhibit DNA damage repair. The effective repair of DNA – the biological software of each cell – is essential for maintaining a proper immune defense and protecting against a multitude of diseases, including cancer. Case reports confirm that cancers can develop following mRNA vaccinations or even be reactivated by them.

To read how a review article published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences has called for anti-COVID-19 mRNA vaccines to be reclassified as gene therapies, see this article on our website.