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Divorce, Tobacco & the Polio Hoax

	Fifteen million extra Americans died in the 20th Century due solely to the tripling of the cancer mortality rate in the US.
	The root cause is the mass innoculation of 98% of the American population with the SV-40 Simian virus in the polio vaccines.
	Why the high correlation between divorce and cancer mortality rates?
	How the tobacco smoking hoax was used to conceal the polio hoax.
	THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT CANCER, Dr. William D. Kelley, D.D.S., M. S.
	What hapens when a nation fails to honor God.

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LINK BETWEEN SV-40, CANCER, AND AIDS

Government health care workers were unable to detect the SV40 virus until well after the plans were underway to innoculate the entire US population with the Salk polio vaccine [possibly because of some disinformation being spread by these jewish doctors], so it his highly probable that there are other better hidden monkey viruses in most Americans. The long term effects of those hidden monkey viruses may be even worse than the already proven 10% increase in cancer rates, the worldwide AIDS epidemic, the 70,000 soldiers afflicted with Gulf War Syndrome, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 3,000 deaths each year due to mesothelioma cancer, the Hepatitis B epidemic which is right now affecting mostly Asia and Africa, human T-cell leukemia, epidemic Karposi's sarcoma, Burkitt's lymphoma, herpes (HHV-6,7,9), Epstein-Barr, and cytomegalovirus, all of which are attributable directly to the SV40 virus alone.

540,000 Americans die of cancer each year, so a 10% increase represents 54,000 additional cancer deaths annually in the US and 1,080,000 worldwide. AIDS takes 31,130 American lives and 630,000 lives worldwide, each year. Hepatitis B takes 6,000 American lives and 120,000 lives worldwide, each year. Mesothelioma cancer takes 3,000 American lives and 60,000 lives worldwide, each year.

The SV40 monkey virus thus takes at least 94,130 American lives and 1,880,000 lives internationally, each year.

Modified Tuesday, August 26, 2008