Tymesup wrote: “Is the aging of the population surging? Are people aging much faster than they used to?”
The number of aged in the population might be considered to be surging. As the percentage of aged increases, the number of cancers will also increase.
Can the average age of a population go up by more than a year, in a year? Would this explain cancer rates increasing two to threefold?
Some cancers are far less likely to occur as we get older, however.
But if the vaxxes are doing a number on the immune system it makes sense that we’d see an increase in cancers and an increase in cancers that have returned.
A lot of this hash could be settled with some quick data gathering.
Unfortunately the people we task to do this are also the people with the most to lose if it turns out the vaxxes are responsible for an increase in cancer cases.