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BREAKING: Dr. Steven Hatfill — Senior HHS Advisor Fighting mRNA Corruption — Has Been Fired in Apparent Coup Attempt

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Dr. Hatfill says he was fired in “a coup to overthrow Mr. Kennedy,” led by Chief of Staff Matt Buckham. By  Nicolas Hulscher Global Research, October 30, 2025 Focal Points Region:  USA Theme:  Politics ,  Science and Medicine Dr. Steven Hatfill  — one of the few men of integrity within HHS — has been  fired  in what he describes as “a coup to overthrow Mr. Kennedy,” led by  Chief of Staff Matt Buckham. Dr. Hatfill, a highly respected biosecurity expert whose guidance helped inform  Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s  decision to  terminate $500 million in mRNA research contract s , was likely targeted for standing up for the American people against the dangerous transnational Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex. According to  The New York Times , Hatfill refused to resign when pressured by Buckham, who allegedly told him the department “wanted to go in a different direction.” Instead, Hatfill demanded that HHS fire him outright. The Depa...

Ginger and Cancer, Osaka University: Starves Tumor Cells

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  Medicine Study Finds Compound in Asian Ginger Stops Tumors by Sabotaging Cellular Fat Production Instead of Glycolysis Gianluca Riccio 12th June 2025 Share In traditional Asian medicine, kencur is said to be a “prayer for health.” Now modern science is discovering that it may not have been just a metaphor. The Japanese study on ginger and cancer revealed that this tropical relative of the common ginger has a unique mechanism of action against tumors. Its active ingredient, ethyl p-methoxycinnamate, does more than slow tumor growth; it creates metabolic confusion in cancer cells, causing them to expend energy inefficiently and eventually weaken. Kencur is not the ginger you know Kencur (Kaempferia galanga) belongs to the same family as common ginger, but grows exclusively in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. Associate Professor  Akiko Kojima Yuasa  and his team of Osaka Metropolitan University  They focused on this exotic relative for a reason: it contains hig...