New study links COVID-19 vaccines to increased cancer risk, revealing “smoking gun” evidence The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein (in mRNA vaccines) suppresses p53, a critical tumor-suppressing protein, increasing cancer risk—confirmed by Brown University researchers. Post-vaccine cancers (leukemia, lymphoma, breast, lung) show rapid progression, atypical locations (near injection sites) and reactivation of dormant tumors. Pfizer/Moderna shots contain plasmid DNA fragments, which may integrate into human DNA and trigger mutations—acknowledged but downplayed by regulators. Large studies (South Korea, Italy, U.S. military) reveal spikes in cancer rates post-vaccination, including a 27% higher overall cancer risk in one analysis. Independent researchers demand long-term safety studies, forensic autopsies and…

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