Using messenger RNA technology for infectious disease is basically a gross medical negligence

Dr. Angus Dalgleish: "But more importantly, the booster suppresses the T cell response. And that's where I came in. I started to see in my melanoma clinic, patients who'd been stable for years, who suddenly came in relapsed. Sometimes the relapse was quite vicious. I mean, they had very bad disease. We had to re-treat them all over again. And the only thing they had in common, we're used to severe depression, divorce, death, bereavement, et cetera. suppressing the immune system and losing control of the cancers. But none of my patients had this whatsoever. They'd all been bullied by their GPs to have a booster just to be safe. And then I found that there were a lot of people coming down with lymphomas, leukemias, all of them had the booster. And I had three friends who only had the booster so they could travel after being locked down for two or three years.
All three of them are relapsed and two of them have died. So we couldn't even treat these cancers. That was the other big, they didn't even respond to the standard treatment. So that is why I've got really, really vocal. I believe that the using messenger RNA technology for infectious disease is basically a gross medical negligence. It really is criminal negligence. Now knowing what we do.
And it's even worse the fact that every time I've raised it, I've raised it. With everybody, I've been carpeted by the hospital, being carpeted by the Royal College of Physicians, told to be quiet and that I'm upsetting the patients. And I said, no, I'm not upsetting the patients. I'm doing my job. First, do no harm. And I am like the canary in the gold mine. I am seeing harm and we must stop now."