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A South Korean study shows rising cancer rates in vaccinated populations compared to unvaccinated groups. Dr. John Campbell discussed the findings, which show increases across multiple cancer types. The reported numbers seem lower than reality - the actual increases could be in the hundreds or thousands of percent. With trillions of dollars at stake, there may be efforts to reduce or obfuscate the data through how insurance agencies collect and report this information.
Comments on the video reflected widespread concern. People reported relatives experiencing heart attacks, clots, cancers, and aneurysms. Some commenters noted that those who questioned the vaccines early on were ridiculed but are now being proven correct. Others called for accountability, with references to Nuremberg trials and warnings about digital ID systems potentially restricting access to such information in the future.
A Japanese study from July 2025 involved 21 million mRNA vaccinated people and estimated 600,000 to 610,000 deaths within four months - a 2.9% death rate. In New Zealand, health information related to vaccine outcomes remains widely inaccessible to researchers and scientists.
Meanwhile, New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science received a $200,000 fine for speaking about vaccine side effects.
Bowel cancer rates are climbing sharply among young New Zealanders. Dr. Frank Faisal, a leading surgeon, stated that genes haven’t changed and called the situation unprecedented. An article from September 29th quoted him saying “something in the environment” is triggering the alarming rise, though he couldn’t identify what it is.
The Florida Surgeon General’s research found a 36% increase in all-cause mortality among Pfizer recipients versus Moderna recipients.
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Trump announced a deal with Pfizer at the White House on September 30th. Pfizer committed to investing $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing facilities, research, and development over the next few years. The deal includes drug price reductions for Medicaid patients and a new government website called TrumpRx where people can buy drugs directly from manufacturers at discounted prices.
Trump called the vaccine “fantastic” and “amazing” during the announcement. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stood behind him and praised Trump, saying “never has a president stood up so bravely for the American people with respect to health care.”
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said tariffs were “the most powerful tool to motivate behavior” and that they motivated the company’s decision. The deal gives Pfizer a three-year grace period from pharmaceutical tariffs, provided they continue investing in U.S. manufacturing.
Andrew Bridgen, the former UK MP who was pushed out of parliament for speaking about vaccine side effects, posted that Trump made his “second catastrophic decision of the week, and it’s only Wednesday.” He asked, “What have they got on you, President Trump?”
Many Trump supporters expressed feeling betrayed. The Health Ranger posted that “Maha is not just dead, it’s stupid at this point.”
Back in 2023, Kennedy had tweeted that Pfizer was a “craven, morally bankrupt criminal enterprise that has corrupted its regulators.” Now he’s standing behind Trump praising the Pfizer deal.
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