Headline news today – ‘Cancer has surpassed heart disease as the biggest killer in Australia, according to a new report from the World Health Organisation (WHO)’. They report that 8.2 million people died from cancer globally in 2012, including 40,000 Australians (ABC). And the Guardian reported that cancer cases worldwide are predicted to increase by 70% over the next two decades. ‘Even the richest countries will struggle to cope with the spiraling costs of treatment and care for patients’.
On the same day I continued my read of “CONSIDER the LILIES of the FIELD – A Review of 18 Cancer Cures and Their Unlawful Suppression“. I have never read something so explosive, so damning of the medical status quo and the modus operandi of the establishment. The unlawful suppression of cancer cures sounds like text from a science fiction novel or the plot of a B grade 1950’s movie. But no. Quoting from the beginning of Chapter 2 of Mary Maxwell’s book: “During the last hundred years, a surprisingly large number of doctors have found ways to cure or alleviate cancer. These ways are not the Big Three – surgery, radiation and chemo – that are the ones almost exclusively recommended by the profession.” Then jumping forward to Chapter 11 – quoting from Richard Day MD of Planned Parenthood (a Rockefeller organisation) – Maxwell explains that Day spoke to a large audience of doctors in Philadelphia in 1969, saying “We can cure almost every cancer right now. Information is on file in the Rockefeller Institute, if it’s ever decided that it should be released”.
I’m astonished. Shocked. I am reminded of my brother’s passing of cancer decades ago. It seems that society has been hijacked into a madness that is difficult to fathom. But Maxwell gives us heart and hope to this criminality against humanity’s well-being. She writes (in Chap 12) “The search for truth is exhilarating”.
Mary Maxwell is no stranger to confronting authority and those that threaten humanity. With a string of degrees, LLB, (University of Adelaide), PhD in Politics, Master of Liberal Arts (Johns Hopkins University) and Bachelor of Arts (Emmanuel College, Boston) she has published several books, including: Human Evolution (Columbia University Press, 1984), Morality among Nations (1990), Moral Inertia (University Press of Colorado, 1991), Prosecution for Treason (Trine Day Press, Oregon, 2011), Consider the Lilies; A Review of 18 Cures for Cancer and Their Legal Status (Trine Day Press, 2013) and recently – Fraud Upon the Court: How To Reclaim the Law.
There is also a bunch of eye-openers in this book about vaccination and AIDS. I am getting ready to give the whole book a second read.
You can contact Mary at www.prosecutionfortreason.com and you can purchase the book here
I hadn’t heard of ‘Consider the Lilies’ but it sounds like a very intriguing book. There are many medications that can help cancer sufferers (and people suffering with other illnesses) that get completely shut down for economic and political reasons.
I still have to look deeper into it, but I recently heard that Cuba has developed a few cancer treatments that have a lot of potential. Unfortunately due to political disagreements from decades ago, these treatments are not getting the notoriety or the exposure they need to take off and start helping people.
Of course, when pharmaceutical giants can flat out say that their medications are only for “people who can afford it” without repercussion, it’s little wonder that there’s a bottleneck on what is and what isn’t allowed to be marketed for a profit.
I’m still reeling that Marjin Dekkers is STILL the CEO of Beyer after flat out announcing that his company’s greed is greater than the lives of the people it’s supposed to be helping. I’m sure you’ve already heard about it, but if you haven’t: http://thinkprogress.org/health/2014/01/26/3205861/pharmaceutical-ceo-cancer-drug-westerners-afford/
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