Jade Goody & the state of the NHS

[paul wright]

Wow. This emblematic (English trailer trash style) has plummeted so fast into a toxic cachexic drug-induced hallucinating, rapidly metastasising heap of terminal rot from her original diagnosis of cervical cancer blasted out all over the pages of the criminally-inducing down in the gutter rags, we have to suppose there is a purpose and destiny for our Jade after all.
To sell the teenage vaccinations and the smear tests and all the other nonsense of the ruling drug cartel to say the least
Len Horowitz in his book "DNA-Pirates of the Sacred Spiral" - describes how personal DNA may be targeted remotely for inducement of specific disease criteria,through frequency or bio-acoustic methods
I strongly suspect that Jade Goody is a target, a meme, a stereotypic parable, assisting in the coming Codex enforcement

[Frank Freedom]

A very good analysis of JG's "designed predicament" there Paul Wright

[TonyGosling]

I'm not sure how far I go along with this conclusion Paul but it's far from impossible.
These days whoever the Endemol producers choose for the next TV spectacle may have their lives endlessly scrutinised on the front pages and at the top of Murdoch's and the BBC's rating chasing bulletins.

But that still doesn't make it news.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Society_of_the_Spectacle

[TonyGosling]

James Landale agrees in the paper today.
The Jade Goody circus is like the ghoulish spectacle of public hanging, says cancer suffering BBC journalist James Landale

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1159003/The-Jade-Goody-circu s-like-ghoulish-spectacle-public-hanging-says-cancer-suffering-BBC-jou rnalist-James-Landale.html

[paul wright]

Well the old rantings of the Situationistes, although overly academic, are coming to fruition today, as false spectacle becomes superimposed over and sometimes intermingles with false spectacle
Droned society will gawp at one and the other and then the combination
Jade is being killed off by her diagnosis, her medication and her prognosis
It doesn't have to end this way for anyone who eshews the medical establishment model
Perhaps for Goody, the archetype of dumbed-down sink estate mentality, it's the only way she can transit

[Mark Gobell]

Jade Goody. Real TV star. Real TV into your minds cos it's cheap and it's YOU.

GEDDIT ?

Jade Goody?

Nobody. Nothing. Famous for being, erm, famous.

Jade Goody gets on TV.

Jade Goody is accused of racism vis Bollywoodite Shilpa Shetty.

Jade Goody on the Indian rematch, is phoned by her doctor whilst on Indian Big Brother, to tell her she has cancer.

Jade Goody has issues . . .

Jade Goody is now all over the Tell-U-Vision . . .

Meanwhile, zillions of non TV folk, cope with cancer, die from cancer, get run over, get stabbed, live and don't live, laugh and cry, eat drink and be merry and lose their jobs . . . have babies . . . sleep . . . wake up . . .

All day long.

Every single, non Tell-U-Vised, day . . .

Everywhere. Always.

As old as time . . .

My 80 year old neighbour had his leg amputated recently.

No TV crews. No nothing. A cursory check on his dwelling and it's, fend for yourself mate.

Meanwhile . . . back at the dream, factory . . .

Because you have to be asleep to believe it . . .

Jade Goody. Televised, Z list celebrity death.

As entertainment.

Cervical cancer entertainment.

Because it's real and she's an advert.

Are we entertained ?

Do you want to be entertained by this ?

Like this ?

Are you paying for it ?

Your Jade Goody REAL person, lives next door to you, in the same house as you, down the road from you.

Are you entertained by their Cervical / Testicular / Breast / Pancreatic / Lung / Throat / Liver / Blood / Bone / Reality TV < insert your cancer of choice here > cancer ?

Entertain yourself.

[Life]

Hi All.

The sad aspect in this story is the fact we had two celebrities announced to be suffering from cancer, Jade Goody and Kylie Minogue. And of course true to form the rich one lives the average Joe dies. We are talking ritual here which suggests the question:

"where both these ladies contaminated with cancer"?

I would say...absolutely they were, Kylie terrifed the middle and upper class, sending millions across the globe off to the doctor for a barage of tests, ching ching big pharma, of course the wealthier can look forward, at least they believe it to be so, to gaining full recovery.
With Jade, the average girl on the street can of course look forward to no such thing.

Ever felt like a lab rat???

[John White]

Well here's something I know as a fact: Pharmaceutical companies have made a lot of money as a result of Jade Goody's death, because of the 90% uptake amongst girls for the "cancer vaccine" jabs. I was reading material on it earlier today, I'll have to research to link

I also think its inevitable there are going to be theories arising "was she given cancer by (insert name here)?"

Given the incidence of cancer in the population, and considering a jet setting lifestyle exposses one to more cancer risks than a domicile one, and given the number of celebrities, the odds of a few of them getting cancer each year has to be within possibility

Jade Goody was hated, and in that she achieved a remarkable thing in her life, because she was also loved. I have to respect that she had the determination to make the most of her time on this planet

[Life]

Hi All.

Just to support my claim try this link to understand how cancer was manufactured and placed in vaccinations and other medications :

http://lifeinthemix.co.uk/hiv_aids.html

The only way to avoid all cancers is to keep oneself in balance, cancer cannot express itself when the immune system is fully operational...Keep off the medication and be very careful what foods one eats and the choice of beverage.

But most of all keep the vibration of fear out of your system, which keeps your resonance at a high vibratory wave, thus all amino acids will be active within the DNA

[James C]

Celebrities and famous people suffer from cancer like everyone else. Kylie and Jade are but the tip of the iceberg. I'd be careful of making such claims about cancer enhancing vaccines based upon the mysteries surrounding HIV. I suspect that western diet, pollution, living longer and genetics play much more significant roles if not the only ones.

Here's a few people to suffer or have died from cancer who you may have heard of (list is US centric and no doubt excludes alot of Brits and Europeans)

Cancer - Type Not Specified

Hiroaki "Rocki" Aoki - Founder of Benihana Restaurant Chain
James A. Baker - Texas Supreme Court Justice
Gloria Shayne Baker - Composer and Lyricist
Roscoe Lee Browne - Actor
Chandralekha - Dancer
Elizabeth Choy - Singapore War Hero
Michael Crichton - Author (Jurassic Park, Andromeda Strain, Rising Sun, Twister, Disclosure, Timeline, ER)
Ty Cobb - Baseball Player
Gary C. Comer - Founder of Lands End clothing company
Cookie - Brooklyn Diana Monkey
Madelyn "Toot" Payne Dunham - Grandmother of President Barack Obama
Christopher Essex - Fashion Designer
Giacinto Facchetti - Italian Soccer Player
Gert Fredriksson - Olympic Canoeist
Janice Hamblin - $10 million American Family Publishers Sweepstakes Winner
Joseph Kauffman - Peace Corps Founder
Jay Koch - Ronald Reagan Lookalike
Jim Lemon - Baseball Player
Edward Lorenz - Father of Chaos Theory ("Butterfly Effect")
JoAnna Lund - Cookbook author
Janis Martin - Singer (Female Elvis)
Jeff McClelland - Airline executive
George McCorkle - Marshall Tucker Band guitarist
Gloria Monty - TV Producer ("General Hospital")
Bobby Nichols - PGA Tour
Philippe Noiret - Actor ("Il Postino", "Cinema Paradiso")
Peter Charles Orton - Founder, HIT Entertainment (Bob the Builder)
George Page - TV Host (PBS series "Nature")
Denis Payton - Sax Player ("Dave Clark Five")
Alfred Peet - Gourmet Coffee Guru
June Pointer - Singer (Pointer Sisters)
Sidney Pollack - Actor and Director
Patricia Goedicke Robinson - Poet
Bert Sheldon - Actor
Rudolf Vrba - Auschwitz death camp escapee
Dennis Weaver - Actor ("Gunsmoke")
Richard Wright - Musician, Founding Member of Pink Flyod

Bladder Cancer

Francis George - Roman Catholic Cardinal
Eugene Saenger - Radiologist (Studied effects of radiation on the body)

Bone Cancer and Sarcomas

This category includes sarcomas, which are cancers of connective tissues. Rhabdomyosarcomas are sarcomas associated with skeletal muscle tissue. Chondrosarcomas are sarcomas associated with cartilage tissue. Liposarcomas are sarcomas associated with fat tissue.

Jenessa Boey Byers (Rhabdomyosarcoma) - 8-year-old featured on "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" and lobbied Congress on childhood cancer cures
Nick Clarke (Sarcoma) - Broadcast Journalist (BBC)
Queen Hatshepsut - Ancient Egyptian Mummy
Don Herbert - TV Host ("Mr. Wizard")
Vincent Angelo Meli
Diane Middlebrook (Retroperitoneal Liposarcoma) - Author
Morag Morrison - Blind Bowler
Michael Turner (Chondrosarcoma, Right Pelvis) - Comic book illustrator

Bowel Cancer

Bobby Moore - England World Cup Team Captain
Terry Jones - Actor ("Monty Python")

Brain Tumors

Ahmed al-Rubei - Kuwaiti Politician
Lyle Alzado - Football Player
Lee Atwater - Chairman, Republican National Committee
Dr. Sheela Basrur, Public Health Leader (SARS Outbreak)
James Batten - CEO, Knight Ridder Newspapers
Mollie Beattie - Director, US Fish and Wildlife Services
John Buttera - Hot Rod Designer
Dan Duva - Boxing Promoter
Don Fusilli - CEO of Michael Baker Corp.
George Gershwin - Composer
Tim Gullikson - Pete Sampras' Tennis Coach
Scott Hafeman - Golf pro
Max Helton - Founder of Motor Racing Outreach Christian ministry
Bruce Henderson - Imation CEO
Craig "Ironhead" Heyward - NFL fullback
Dick Howser - Manager, Kansas City Royals
Edward M. Kennedy (Malignant Glioma) - US Senator
Lynn Kohlman - Fashion Model and Photographer
Yves Saint Laurent - Designer
Reginald Lewis - CEO, TLC Beatrice
Bob Marley - Reggae Singer
Frank Edward "Tug" McGraw - Baseball Player
Robert McNair - SC Governor
Ryan Larkin - Oscar-nominated Animator
David McDonald - Actor ("What's Love Got to Do with It")
Greg Morris - Actor (Mission Impossible)
Bobby Murcer - New York Yankees' Announcer
Joseph Gober Nazel Jr. - Journalist & Biographer
Megan O'Connell - Model
Bob O'Connor (CNS Lymphoma) - Pittsburgh Mayor
Pat Paulsen - Comedian
Slim Pickens - Actor
Pete Rozelle - NFL Commissioner
Dan Quisenberry - Pitcher, Kansas City Royals
Wilma Rudolph - Olympic Gold Medalist
Gene Siskel - Movie Critic
Deke Slayton - Astronaut
Dawn Steele - Movie Studio Executive
Annette Strauss - Former Dallas Mayor
Jan Streeter - Wife of NH Mayor Bernie Streeter
Robert Swanson - Founder of Genentech
Mike Synar - US Congressman
Michael Walsh - CEO, Tenneco
Eric Wolf - Arpanet developer
Jerry Zucker, Billionaire scientist and CEO of Hudson's Bay Company

Breast Cancer

Henrikje van Andel-Schipper (Stomach Cancer, Breast Cancer) - World's Oldest Person (115 years old)
Christina Applegate - Actress
Ingrid Bergman - Actress
Shirley Temple Black - Actress
Erma Bombeck - Journalist
Maria del Carmen Bousada de Lara - IVF mother who gave birth at 66
Chris Calloway - Singer
Rachel Carson - Author
Julia Child - Chef
Sheryl Crow - Singer-Songwriter
Bette Davis - Actress
Jo Ann Davis - Member of Congress
Kelly Jo Dowd - Hooters Girl
Elizabeth Edwards - Wife of US Senator
Jill Eikenberry - Actress
Linda Ellerbee - TV Host
Belinda Emmett - TV actress
Melissa Etheridge - Musician
Edie Falco - Actress
Sasha Ferrer - Writer-Producer
Peggy Fleming - Figure Skater
Betty Ford - First Lady
Georgia Frontiere - Female owner of NFL football team
Kathryn Frost - Major General in US Army (Highest Ranking Woman in US Army)
Barbara Gittings - Gay Rights Activist
Ernie Green - Football player
Nanci Griffith (Breast Cancer, Thyroid Cancer) - Singer
Dorothy Hamill - Olympic Figure Skater
Ruth Handler - Barbie Doll
Kate Jackson - Actress
Ann Jillian - Actress
Susan Komen (Her sister, Nancy Brinker, founded the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.)
Patti LaBelle - Singer
Lorraine Hunt Lieberson - Mezzo-Soprano
Juliette Gordon Low - Founder, Girl Scouts of the USA
Linda Eastman McCartney - Wife of Paul McCartney
Kylie Minogue - Singer
Olivia Newton-John - Actress/Singer
Dr. Jerri Nielsen - South Pole
Cynthia Nixon - Actress
Sandra Day O'Connor - Supreme Court Justice
Nancy Reagan - Former First Lady
Lynn Redgrave - Actress
Cokie Roberts - Journalist
Robin Roberts - ABC Anchor (Good Morning America)
Richard Rountree - Actor
Carly Simon - Singer
Jaclyn Smith - Actress
Suzanne Somers - Actress
Susan Sontag (Breast Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Acute Myelogenous Leukemia) - Author
Soraya - Latin Singer
Gloria Steinem - Founder, MS Magazine
Wanida Tantiwittayapitak - Thai Social Activist
Jane Tomlinson - Completed Ironman, Marathons and Triathlons on Chemotherapy
Leigh Tomlinson - Singer, Actress
Fawn Vrazo - Journalist
Mickey Wright - Golfer

Cervical Cancer


Eva Narcissus Boyd - Loco-Motion singer ("Little Eva")
Heather Burcham - Proponent of HPV Vaccine
Chandralekha - Indian dancer and choreographer
Barbara Garcia - Proponent of HPV Vaccine
Jade Goody - Reality TV star
Connie Kay - Pat O'Brien's singing piano player (French Quarter, New Orleans)
Elizabeth Brenden Kelly - Baker and Restaurant Owner
Dawn Kilpatrick - Army Sergeant Major, Special Assistant for Public Affairs to the Secretary of the Army
Vicki Malouf - Fashion Industry Executive
Kathleen McBridge - Actress, Dial soap model
Dianne Metivier - President of Cerebral Palsy Society
Anita Mui - Asian Pop Diva, Actress ("Madonna of Asia")
Eva Peron - Argentina's first lady ("Evita")
Linda F. Pezzano - Consultant who launched 'Trivial Pursuit' game
Patsy Ramsey - Mother of JonBenet Ramsey

Colon Cancer

Corazon Aquino - Former Philippine President
Charlie Bell - McDonald's CEO
Ted Corbitt (Prostate Cancer, Colon Cancer) - American Distance Runner
Eric Davis - Baseball Player
Mildred "Babe" Didrikson - Olympic Track & Field Athlete
Ron Fineman - TV Journalist
John Forsythe - Actor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Supreme Court Justice
Dick Hickox (Esophageal Cancer, Colon Cancer) - Basketball Player
Betty Hutton - Actress
Chen Jinlang - Singer (Singapore)
Ernie Ladd (Colon, Stomach, Bones) - Football Player, Wrestler
Marilyn Martinez - Standup Comedian
Juanita Millender-McDonald - Member of Congress (D-CA)
Frank Morgan - Saxophonist
Sharon Osbourne - Wife of Ozzie Osbourne
Walter K. Palmer - Health Insurance Executive
Abdul Razzak (Colorectal Cancer) - Gitmo Detainee
Ronald Reagan - US President
Ted Schroeder - Tennis Champion
Charles Schultz - Peanuts
Joel Siegel - Film Critic (ABC Good Morning America)
Leroy Sievers - Journalist (ABC News Nightline executive producer, CBS News)
Damu Smith - Peace and Environmental Activist
Tony Snow - White House Press Secretary
Darryl Strawberry - Baseball Player
Robin Toner - New York Times Reporter
Charlie Walker - Grand Ole Opry member and Honky-Tonk Singer
Edward Yang - Director
Lee Young - Jazz Drummer

Esophageal Cancer

William R. Bennett Jr. - Physicist (Gas Lasers)
Bruce Dal Canton - Baseball Player
Kenjiro Haitani - Japanese Children's Author
Dick Hickox (Esophageal Cancer, Colon Cancer) - Basketball Player
Makoto "Mako" Iwamatsu - Actor
Jaap Penraat - Helped Jews escape the Holocaust
Martin Arthur Pomerantz - Astrophysicist
Ann Richards - Texas Governor
Larry Stewart - Secret Santa (anonymously gave away $100 bills to the needy each December)
Tom Lantos - Member of Congress and Holocaust Survivor

Head and Neck Cancer

Bobby Hamilton - NASCAR driver
Victor Navarra - Firefighter, Marathon Runner/Coordinator

Intestinal Cancer

Archbishop Christodoulos - Leader of Greek Orthodox Church
Farrah Fawcett (Lower Intestinal Cancer) - Actress
Gordon B. Hinckley - President of Mormon Church
Paul Hunter - Masters Champion Snooker Player

Kidney Cancer

Linda Cloud - Texas lottery director
Edsel Dunford - TRW Inc. President
Kevin Hawkins - 9/11 detective
Lee Hazelwood (Renal Cancer) - Singer/Songwriter
Barbara Gallagher - Artist (Alabama)
Ivica Racan - Former Croatian Prime Minister
Lee Remick (Kidney, Liver, Lung Cancer) - Actress
Joni Richards - mother of Denise Richards

Liver Cancer

Christopher Glenn - CBS Radio Anchor
Calvin Owens - Bluesman
Lawrence Payton - Singer
Clermont Pepin - Composer
Lee Remick (Kidney, Liver, Lung Cancer) - Actress
Donald Reese - NFL Football player
Suzuki Roshi - Zen Buddhism
Jane Rule - Canadian Novelist
Lydia Sum - Hong Kong Actress
Bungo Yoshida / Teruo Takahashi - Japanese Puppeteer (Bunraku)

Lung Cancer

See also mesothelioma.

Edward Albert - Actor
Desi Arnez - Actor
Neil Aspinall - "Fifth" Beatle, Beatle's Business Guru
Mark Belanger - Baseball Player
Jack Benny (Lung Cancer, Pancreatic Cancer) - Comedian
Leonard Bernstein - Composer
Gerald Boyd - Managing Editor, New York Times
Gay Robert Brewer Jr. - PGA Tour Champion
Yul Brynner - Actor
Herb Caen - Journalist
Ron Carey - Teamsters President
Allen Carr - Anti-Smoking Guru
Eric Carr - Musician
Julia Carson - Member of Congress (D-IN)
Nat "King" Cole - Musician
Desiree Collins - FEMA Trailer Formaldehyde Litigant
Gary Cooper - Actor
Luiz Jose Costa - Musician
Joe DeNardo - TV Meteorologist
Willie Denson - Singer-Songwriter ("Mama Said")
Joe DiMaggio - Baseball Player
Walt Disney - Animator
David Allyn Dokich - Rapist
Jimmy Dorsey - Musician
Morton Downey, Jr. - Comedian
Richard J. Durrell - First Publisher of People Magazine
Duke Ellington - Musician
Russell Ellington - Harlem Globetrotters Coach
Barbara Epstein - Editor (New York Review of Books, US edition of The Diary of Anne Frank)
Freddy Fender - Singer
Freddie Fields - Hollywood agent and producer
Martin Fierro - Saxophonist
Jim Finks - Football Player
Kam Fong - Actor
George MacDonald Fraser - Author (Flashman books)
Larry Gilbert - Golfer
Betty Grable - Actress
George Grizzard - Actor
Bobby Hachey - Singer
Carrie Hamilton - Actress
Lloyd Haynes - Actor
Susan Hayward - Actress
Andrew Hill - Jazz Pianist
Mo Howard - Comedian
Nancy Gore Hunger - Al Gore's Sister
Peter Jennings - ABC Anchor
Andreas Katsulas - Actor (One-armed man in "The Fugitive")
Eddie Kendrick - Singer
J. Ward Kennedy - Cardiologist
David Knapp - VP Investor Relations, Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Jesse Donald [Don] Knotts - Actor
Jiddu Krishnamurti - Religious Teacher
Hilly Kristal - Father of Punk Rock
Larry Linville - Actor (Comedy)
Nancy Littlefield - Head, NYC Film Office
Robert Mardian - Watergate figure
Roger Maris (Lung Cancer, Lymphoma) - Baseball Player
Bob Marley - Singer
Dean Martin (Lung Cancer, Testicular Cancer) - Actor
Kiel Martin - Actor
Pat Marsden - Broadcast Journalist
William McAnulty - Kentucky Supreme Court Justice
Roddy McDowell (Lung Cancer, Prostate Cancer)
Wayne McLaren - Marlboro Man
David McLean - Marlboro Man
Doug McLure - Actor
Audrey Meadows - Actress
Melina Mercouri - Actress
Tammy Faye Messner - Televangelist
George Millay - Founder of SeaWorld and Wet 'n Wild
Robert Mitchum - Actor
Claude Monet - Painter
Gabriel Montalvo - Vatican envoy and ambassador to the US
Edward R. Murrow - Journalist
Paek Nam-sun - North Korea Foreign Minister
Paul Newman - Actor, Race-car Driver and Entrepreneur
Charles Norwood - Member of Congress (R-GA)
William D. O’Hagan - Mueller Industries Inc. President and CEO
Mate Parlov - Olympic, World Champion Boxer
Benny Parsons - NASCAR driver
Suzanne Pleshette - Actress
Vincent Price - Actor
Ayn Rand - Author
Lou Rawls (Brain/Lung Cancer) - Soul Singer
Harry Reasoner - Journalist
Dana Reeve - Actress
Lee Remick (Kidney, Liver, Lung Cancer) - Actress
Cal Ripkin, Sr. - Baseball Player
Wayne Schenk - Lottery Winner
Barbara Seaman - Patients Rights Advocate
Beverly Sills - Opera Star
Lowell Smith - Dancer
Ralph Sturges - Chief of Mohegan Indian Tribe in Connecticut
Ed Sullivan - Entertainer
Lauren Terrazzano - Reporter (Newsday)
Hank Thompson - Country Singer
Will Thornbury - Actor (Camel TV Ads)
Spencer Tracy - Actor
Beau Tucker - Country Music Manager (father of Tanya Tucker)
Forrest Tucker - Actor
Rafael Tufino - Puerto Rican Artist/Painter
Jim Varney - Comedian
Jimmy Walker - Basketball Player
Marion E. Warren - Photographer
John Wayne - Actor
Sandy West - Drummer ("The Runaways")
Sir Kyffin Williams (Lung, Prostate) - Artist
Carl Wilson - Musician

Lymphoma

Paul Allen - Cofounder of Microsoft
Joe Andruzzi (Burkitt's Lymphoma) - Football Player
Gene Autry - Singer/Actor
Paul Azinger - Golfer
Ed Bradley - CBS News Anchor (60 Minutes)
Michael Brecker (Leukemia) - Jazz Saxophonist
Robin Bush (Leukemia, age 3) - Daughter of President George H.W. Bush
Susan Butcher (Leukemia) - Winner of Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
John Allan Cameron (Leukemia, Bone Marrow Cancer) - Celtic Musician
William Casey - CIA
Joseph Coors - Adolph Coors Brewing Company
John Cullen - Hockey Player
Mark Fields - Football Player
Andres Galarraga - Baseball Player
Tim Garton - Swimmer
Edward Gramlich (Leukemia) - Member, Federal Reserve Board
Lynden David Hall (Hodgkin's Lymphoma) - Soul Singer
Anthony Herrera - Actor
King Hussein - Jordanian King
Arte Johnson - Actor
LeShon Johnson - Football Player
Ray Katt - Baseball Player
Saku Koivu - Hockey Player
Mario Lemieux - Hockey Player
Charles A. Lindbergh - Aviator
Jeff MacNelly - Cartoonist
Mickey Mantle, Jr. - Baseball Player
Roger Maris (Lung Cancer, Lymphoma) - Baseball Player
Gabriel Garcia Marquez - Nobel Laureate
Carrie Nye - Actress
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma) - First Lady
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia) - Shah of Iran
Joey Ramone - Musician/Singer
Steve Reeves - Athlete/Actor
Natt Riddles (Leukemia) - Blues Harmonica Player
Paul G. Rogers - Member of Congress
Gito Rollies - Rock Singer
Craig Thomas - US Senator
Fred Thompson - US Senator
Paul Tsongas - US Senator
Mr. T (Laurence Tureaud) - Actor
Gene Wilder - Comedian

Mesothelioma

Paul Gleason - Actor
Stephen Jay Gould - Scientist
Steve McQueen (stomach mass) - Actor
Warren Zevon - Musician

Multiple Myeloma

Richard Bell - Keyboardist and Songwriter
Daniel N. Finegood - Prankster (Changed Spelling of Hollywood Sign)
Louis Rukeyser - Author and TV Host (Business & Economic News)
Roy Scheider - Actor (Jaws movies)
Chandra Shekhar - Indian Prime Minister
Stan Winston - Special Effects

Ovarian Cancer

Marcheline Bertrand - mother of Angelina Jolie
Claudia Cohen - Gossip Columnist
Stanley Ann Dunham - Mother of President Barack Obama
Sharon Tyler Herbst - Food Author
Coretta Scott King - widow of Martin Luther King Jr.
Gilda Radner - Comedienne and Actress

Pancreatic Cancer

Christie Allen - Singer
Count Basie - Jazz Musician
Jack Benny (Lung Cancer, Pancreatic Cancer) - Comedian
Joseph Bernardin - Roman Catholic Cardinal
Former president Jimmy Carter lost four family members to pancreatic cancer.
Daniel Cassidy - Author "How the Irish Invented Slang" and Slanguage Columnist
Emily Couric - Viginia State Senator, Sister of Today Show host Katie Couric
Joan Crawford - Actress
George Crile - CBS News
Dr. Ronald M. Davis - AMA President
Michael E. Deaver - Ronald Reagan Adviser
Arthur H. DeRosier Jr. - College President
Fred Dressler - Time Warner Cable TV Executive
Thomas H. Eubanks - Archaeologist
Dizzy Gillespie - Jazz Musician
Charles Grimes - Olympic Gold Medalist
Melissa Hayden - Dancer (Ballet)
Bill Hicks - Comedian
Marilyn Horne - Opera Star
Robert 'Skip' Jennings - ABC News Cameraman
Steve Jobs (Islet Cell Neuroendocrine Tumor) - Apple Corp. CEO
Hal Kant - Attorney representing the Grateful Dead
Ken Kennedy - Computer Scientist (Parallel Computation)
Bill Kitchen - Cartoonist
Catherine Baker Knoll (Neuroendocrine Cancer) - Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania
Michael Landon - Actor
Rafi Lavi - Israeli Contemporary Artist
Magnus Magnusson - Host of TV Quiz Show Mastermind
Rene Magritte - Artist
Henry Mancini - Musician
Arif Mardin - Producer
Eric Markusen - Genocide Expert
Laurie Bartram McCauley - Actress (Friday the 13th)
Andrew J. McKelvey - Entrepreneur (Monster.com)
Margaret Mead - Anthropologist
Actor Matthew Modine lost his father to pancreatic cancer.
Michael J. Parman - Publisher of the Press Democrat
Randy Pausch - Computer Scientist (Virtual Reality Pioneer, "The Last Lecture")
Luciano Pavarotti - Singer
Fred Paxton, Chairman of the Board of Paxton Media Group (owns newspapers in 9 states)
Dith Pran - "Killing Fields" Survivor
Billy Pugh - Inventor of NASA Safety Nets
Morris W. Rosenberg - Reporter (AP Bureau Chief)
Mel Sachs - Attorney to the Stars
Patrick Swayze - Actor
Lee Walczak - Journalist
Irving Wallace - Author
George D. Warrington - Passenger Rail Executive (Amtrak, NJ Transit)
Willye White - Olympic Track and Field Athlete
Judith D. Wilkenfeld - Attorney (Fought Tobacco Industry)
Chuck Winders - Firefighter, Stock-Car Racer, Softball Player

Prostate Cancer

Harry Belafonte - Musician/Actor
Yahweh ben Yahweb (Hulon Mitchell Jr.) - Religious Sect Leader
Joe Brodsky - Running Backs Coach for Dallas Cowboys
James Brown - Singer, Godfather of Soul
Henry Bumstead - Oscar-winning Art Director
Frank Capra Jr. - Hollywood TV/Movie Producer
Charles "Charlie" Chan - Jackie Chan's father
Ted Corbitt (Prostate Cancer, Colon Cancer) - American Distance Runner
Bob Delegall - Actor, Director, Writer
Bob Dole - US Senator
Louis Farrakhan - Leader of Nation of Islam
Ken Fletcher - Tennis Player
Bill Flemming - ABC News Sportscaster
Dan Fogelberg - Singer/Songwriter
Rudolph Giuliani - Former NYC Mayor
Merv Griffin - Talk Show Host, Game Show Creator (Jeopardy!, Wheel of Fortune)
Andy Grove - Intel Corp.
Bob Hayes - Olympic Gold Medalist
Jesse Helms - US Senator
Charlton Heston - Actor
Lamar Hunt - Football team owner who coined term 'Super Bowl'
John Kerry - US Senator
Timothy Leary - LSD
Jerry Lewis - Comedian
Nelson Mandela - Former President of South Africa
Roddy McDowell (Lung Cancer, Prostate Cancer)
Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi - Lockerbie Bomber
Roger Moore - Actor
Jack Morgan - Superior Court Judge
Rupert Murdoch - Media Magnate
Daryl G. Nickens - Screenwriter
Jerry Orbach - Actor
Arnold Palmer - Golfer
Gordon Parks - Photographer (Life Magazine) and Director ("Shaft")
Floyd Patterson - Heavyweight Champion of the World
Linus Pauling - Nobel Laureate
Colin Powell - US Secretary of State
Norman Schwarzkopf - Retired General
James LeVoy Sorenson - Billionaire Medical Equipment Pioneer
Stephen Stills - Folk Rock Singer/Songwriter
Joe Torre - NY Yankees
Eugene Watts - Serial Killer
Peter Wells - Musician
Sir Kyffin Williams (Lung, Prostate) - Artist
Bobby Windsor - Rugby player
Frank Zappa - Musician

Skin Cancer

Wayne Boden - Serial Killer (Vampire Rapist)
Fitz Dixon Jr. - Owner of Philadelphia 76ers
Stuart Entwistle - Surfer
Gus - World's Ugliest Dog (One-eyed, three-legged Chinese Crested)
John McCain (Melanoma) - US Senator
Edward McGaffigan Jr. (Melanoma) - Member of Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Reg Park - Bodybuilder
Joe Roth (Melanoma) - Football Player
David Smith (Melanoma) - Apollo 13 Lunar Module Engineer
Elizabeth Taylor - Actress
Tom Usher - CEO of US Steel

Stomach Cancer (Gastric Cancer)

Henrikje van Andel-Schipper (Stomach Cancer, Breast Cancer) - World's Oldest Person (115 years old)
Galyani Adulyadej (Abdominal Cancer) - Thai Princess
Rabbi Shmuel Berenbaum - Talmudic Scholar
Napolean Bonaparte (Gastric Cancer) - French Emperor
Darlene Conley (Stomach Cancer) - Actress
Aundrey Hepburn (Abdominal Cancer) - Actress
Daniela Klemenschits (Stomach Cancer) - Austrian tennis player
Ulrich Muehe (Stomach Cancer) - Actor
Ernie Ladd (Colon, Stomach, Bones) - Football Player, Wrestler
Anita Roberts (Gastric Cancer) - NCI Cancer Researcher
Joseph Weizenbaum - Computer Pioneer (Developed ELIZA)
Masakazu Yoshizawa - Japanese Flutist (Memoirs of a Geisha, The Joy Luck Club)

Testicular Cancer

Lance Armstrong - Tour de France Winner
Todd Barranger - Golfer
Josh Bidwell - Football Player
Richard Belzer - Actor/Comedian
Mack Dryden - Comedian
Rico Fata - Hockey Player
Bernhard Goetz - Subway Vigilante
Tom Green - Comedian
Scott Hamilton - Figure Skater
Phil Kessel - Hockey Player
Sean Kimerling - Emmy award winning anchor of WPIX 11 and pre-game announcer for the Mets
Bob Losure - Journalist
Mike Lowell - Baseball Player
Dean Martin (Lung Cancer, Testicular Cancer) - Actor
Billy Mayfair - PGA Tour Winner
Greg Montalbano - Baseball Player
Craig Moore - Captain, Queensland Roar
Leonard "The Quahog" Paradiso - Suspected Serial Killer
Scott Schoeneweis - Baseball Player
Eric Shanteau - US Olympic Swimmer

Throat Cancer

Ed Bailey - Baseball Player
Amanda Blake - Actress
Humphrey Bogart - Actor
Graham Chapman - Comedian
Sean Connery (Polyps) - Actor
Sammey Davis, Jr. - Entertainer
Mike Evans - Actor
Clay S. Felker - New York Magazine Founder and Editor
Abu Ghazala - Former Egyptian defense minister
Ulysses S. Grant - US President
George Harrison - Musician
Judy Holliday - Actress
Barbara McNair - Singer and Actress
Karl Mueller - Soul Asylum Bassist
Sam Myers - Blues Musician and Singer
Darrell [Wayne] Perry - Musician
Anne Ramsey - Actress
Babe Ruth - Baseball Player
Aaron Spelling (Oral Cancer, Stroke) - TV Producer
Tag (Oral Cancer) - Steller sea lion (Vancouver Acquarium)
Lana Turner - Actress
Charlie Watts - Drummer (Rolling Stones)
Mary Wells (Larynx Cancer) - Singer

Thyroid Cancer

Isaac Asimov - Author
Catherine Bell - Actress
Rudy Bladel - Serial Killer (1978 Railroad Murders)
Richard Crenna - Actor
Gail Devers - Athlete
Jerry DiPoto - Baseball Player
Roger Ebert - Movie Critic
Nanci Griffith (Breast Cancer, Thyroid Cancer) - Singer
Eli Marrero - Baseball Player
Michelle Jessica Noble - Addict Counselor
Bessie Padilla - Philippine Model/Actress
Joe Piscopo - Actor/Comedian
William Rehnquist - Supreme Court Justice
Rod Stewart - Musician
Jeanne Zelasko - Sportscaster

Uterine Cancer

Fran Drescher - Actress
Evelyn Keyes - Actress ("Gone With the Wind")
Susan Sontag (Breast Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Acute Myelogenous Leukemia) - Author

Miscellaneous Cancers

R. W. "Johny" Apple Jr. (Thoracic Cancer) - Reporter and Editor
Garry Betty (Adrenocortical Cancer) - CEO of Earthlink
Sigmund Freud (Cancer of the Jaw) - Psychologist
Jeff Healey (Retinoblastoma) - Blues and Jazz Musician/Guitarist
Claude Jade (Eye Cancer) - Actress
Joe Maierhauser (Carcinoid Syndrome) - Colossal Cave Park Caretaker
Colin Murdoch (Sinus Cancer) - Inventor (Disposable Syringe, Tranquilizer Gun, Childproof Bottle Cap, Silent Burglar Alarm)
Julia Thorne (Transitional-Cell Carcinoma) - ex-wife of Senator John Kerry
Jack Wild (Mouth Cancer) - Actor
Kathleen Woodiwiss (Carcinoid Cancer) - Author (Historical Romance Novels)

[Life]

Hi All.

Goodinfo in the last post, but I still fail to see that copius amounts of celebrities getting cancer equates to the idea the frankenstein doctors did not give it to them in the first place...

Granted I am not claiming all cancers are the creation of big pharma, but my research shows my good self, that indeed the majority are, under the eugenics agenda and to create great depression in whole families.
To give one member of a family cancer depresses a good 30 people who are close to the patient, DNA manipulation, total control of man's pineal gland...

Good ere innit..

[James C]

[Life]

Hi There.

My pleasure.
First study here : http://lifeinthemix.co.uk/hiv_aids.html

Then google Concious Media network.com
click the second google listing, go to top of page to the little menu entitled interviews.
Here you will find the greatest selection of videos with very highly trained medical operatives who have understaood the holistic aspect to the human form. There is one lady on there I forget her name, who was high in the medical proffession who will guide the way..

The unfortunate aspect to all this is the fact all doctors are not educated about illness nor disease, they are indoctrinated to see a symptom then prescribe the best suited drug which their manuals teach should be administered. Doctors know nothing about cancer and are told to send them for the usual treatments, Kemo being the worst of all possible poisons one can allow into ones body, this the doctors know, yet continue to send their victims. Also go to the vaccinations page @ Lifeinthemix.co.uk
I expect to hear back from you in a couple of months with your findings...

PS. The drug companies are a cartel owned by the Inner City and administered from Wall Street, they are a conglomorate, they are one and the same

[James C]

[Life]

Hi All.

I have had no medical training but I have a copy of every book a doctor is required to hold.

I have my lifes experience which teaches me all I know.
If you wish to fully enter a debate with me, then study what I have put before you, then you will be at least balanced to the subjecvt matter I have so far studied. If of course you are some kind of numty just out to badger people, then let me remind you that last week Jonathan Porrit announced that the UK population has to be cut to 30 million.

That being the case I have plenty of work to carry out to prevent this from happening, so unfortuneatly I have not the time to enlighten lazy people who express some kind of intelligence while showing all... they cannot be arsed to go look at the links you requested, that I have duly provided.

On that note the converstaion is ended.

[chek]

[Life]

Look at the links I have presented

[James C]

[fish5133]

What gets me about these "media" celeb deaths is the usual statements "they have gone to a better place " or "at least they are out of their suffering"

I would love to know where people get these ideas from. People want to hold to some wonderful "nirvana" after death for everyone. Certainly the Christian faith (most of these funerals take place in Christian places of worship) speaks of such a place BUT it also speaks of an alternative place also.

[Life]

James.

I apologise sir, I thought I was speaking to a real investigator and so I assumed you would go away and investigate what I said to see for yourself.

Sorry James but I do not claim to be a one to one guru, if you do not like what I have put forward it would serve you to go look, if one has not had the nudge to study further with the info up to 1992, then you will probably never see it any other way than that which comes from the system itself.

We all see the world how we see it, I am not bludgeoning you and saying you have to agree, but I simply do not have the time, however if I can find the particular link to the cancer expert, I will post it here to make it a little easier

[James C]

[item7]

Isn't James C just so ...... reasonable???

[chek]

Absolutely, item7.
And when you get cancer (God forbid) remember to stay away from your doctor and just 'think positive'.

[paul wright]

[I Catch Liars]

[paul wright]

[chek]

[paul wright]

Oh don't we Chek?
Actually we do, and the causes are multilayered
It's a disease of avanced society, and unknown amongst eg the Hunza population
For the latter, historically at least,
Ground apricot kernel incorporated into their chapatis
High particulate silver in their water supply
A diet high in untainted vegetables
These guys traditionally work the fields until they're 90 or a 100 something and then drop dead

[James C]

[item7]

The oldest living man was once asked to what he attributed his longevity. He replied that he never drank alcohol, ate in moderation, worked extremely hard and was celibate. Can you guess the next question?