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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

There’s a YouTube channel, ‘Wandering Turnip’ which I watch to chart just how bad things in Britain have gotten. The hollowing out of once great cities is unbearable to see. Turnip visited Newcastle earlier this year, and walked around a shopping centre called Eldon Gardens. The entire shopping centre had been abandoned. It reminded me of the shopping mall from George Romero’s 1978 classic horror film ‘Dawn of the Dead’. Except there weren’t even any zombies. ‘Dawn of the Dead’ was, of course, a satire on modern consumerism. I’ve no idea how you’d make an equivalent satire about online shopping. Online shopping is the obvious culprit for the decline in city centres but it’s part of a far greater malaise. Farage is right, there is ‘something going on’. I dare to hope that it is the fulfilment of Morrissey’s ‘Irish Blood, English Heart’ - ‘I’ve been dreaming of a time when/The English are sick to death of Labour and Tories…’

https://youtu.be/KKoS5X4SMrY?si=a42Gwu0xzG0tYVXw

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I watched that depressing video about Newcastle. It's a new trend on YouTube, even the decay is turned into video content.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

Indeed. I commented on his video on Sheffield (where I lived for years), that it might be helpful to visit some town/city centres that have managed to avoid this decline, and look at why that might be. There still are some town centres that are alive.

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Very bad, was doing some reading and watching of videos, basic premise is that we should reject the commodification of society completely, essentially the wisdom of 'Know your Worth' applies.

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Jun 9Liked by Morgoth

Decrepit city centers, the cost of labor and the property value makes it economically impossible to renovate and break even with a traditional business, like a tobacconist.

What is behind these costs? Inflation of people and the Eurodollar. Property is no longer to cultivate and live on, but to invest in.

We are left with soaring property prices and inversely, the rotting of physical buildings.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

Thanks Morfoth. I didn't know that you worked in Oil and Gas. I'm in Oman just now, and I can observe a similar thing happening here, but in reverse and with some important, society-saving caveats.

There is the indigenous population here, and there "exotic" imports are McDonalds, Starbucks, YSL, Ray Ban, Mustang cars, Range Rovers, Golf, Bowling etc.

The local population partake of this, but manage to keep their own customs, dress codes and dominance in their own country.

All the taxis are driven by Omani's. They best jobs go to Omani's they are still called to prayer 4 times per day. They are generally a nice people, and I don't sense any hatred towards me, but rather an unspoken "thank you" for all these "exotic" items.

There are loads of Indians here soing the jobs that "Omanis don't want to do (lol)" but they are genuinely here to work and don't get any welfare benefits.

The country is ruled over by the Sultan, who balances skillfully the keeping of his countries traditions and "moving with the times".

To be honest, I'm jealous, because I know we could have this in Britain. Some alpha ethno-chad keeping our traditions but also "advancing" to keep up with any (life-improving) changes in technology.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

Cold reality is hitting everyone in the face. Rampant crime, violence, disease, collapsing medical systems, and the gross and widespread degradation of the West is now glaringly obvious. Today, when the average person looks around, they realize that their children have no future in their native land. No amount of BBC or CNN programming can numb them to this realization anymore.

It's do or die.

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Liberalism was always tyrannical and insane... it's just that until roughly 2013-2014, it had a vise-grip over the entire West's conscience and could therefore pretend to be the benevolent hegemon. Once the peoples of the West started rejecting Liberalism — which, by the way, includes the Most Loyal Conservative Opposition, whose role has been nothing more than to ensure Liberalism is being digested at a rate acceptable to the West's people — the mask came off. Now it doesn't pretend at all any more; like the narcissistic abuser, it's now burning down the West's house. "If I can't have you, no one will!"

The immigration flood is not limited to Britain... the Biden regime essentially blew open the southern border, and Canada is importing Africans and Indians in numbers equal to the U.S.'s legal intake, despite having only 1/8 the population. Western Europe and the Antipodes all seem to be in a similar boat. Ireland, formerly a virtue-signaling leftist Whitopia on the issue, is growing a "far right" in real time.

Extraordinariliy painful... but part of the needed process for getting rid of the insanity at long last.

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Yes, the way this is happening across the West so suddenly deserves more attention.

Good post.

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I think us Westerners need it. Most of our countries will devolve into civil war I now believe. Here in Britain we'll have to fight our way out. The Establishment seem to be genuinely trying to destroy the entire country.

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On the “Antipodes”, in New Zealand, building consents for 2023 fallen to under 38,000 and population increase by migration for 2022/23 exceeds 128,000. Meanwhile, falling living standards, productivity, homeownership, and wealth has decreased inline with the continued loosening of immigration legislation post 1975.

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Jun 8·edited Jun 8

I think it's clear now that the destruction of Europe, or "The West" or "Edom," is not an unforeseen consequence, but part of a greater plan. Criticism and discontent can be permitted now when it's too late to change course. Some people I listen to, who have been studying the hidden hand of power since the 90s, are certain that the financial power centre is moving from London to the east, possibly to Kazakhstan, and when I look at how current events are shaping up I'm inclined to agree.

When the charade that is the Russia-Ukraine war is called off and another hundred billion or three are siphoned from the US treasury, the country is likely to be split in line with the Dnieper river, with Russia taking the east, and the west becoming a new homeland for Jews with sense enough to see what's happening to Edom. If they can maintain some control over Belarus, they can cut off Edom from this new civilisation they're creating in the east. Combine this with ever-increasing numbers of Africans moving northwards, and you can guess how it's going to turn out. If food production in Europe is destroyed even further, and the Africans begin to starve, they will begin to move northwards in even greater numbers. If they don't starve, then they will continue to multiply and move northwards anyway.

Here in Ireland I'm struck by how different the political narrative is now. Back in the 2000s, we had what critics called "auction politics." The parties all offered as many goodies as possible to get elected. Then there would be cutbacks after the election to balance the books. It was a cycle. Now there's no mention of cutbacks, and the cycle appears to be stalled. The money just keeps flowing in order to keep the immigrants coming. The EU fund to take them and house them is "topped up" indefinitely. From this and other signs I can only deduce that the great replacement isn't the number one item on the agenda. It is the agenda.

I know it's a bleak vision, but if it turns out like I've described, things are set up to get far worse. We still have our little towns and villages, our nice buildings and churches, all maintained by obsessive collectors and restorers. What will happen when this things come up against a cold winter and a mass of non-European people desperate for warmth?

“Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will be tired, they will be cold, they will make a fire with your beautiful oak door...”

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Why though? Why the mass immigration? And why are Irish politicians and media types embracing it. They will be killed too surely? I cannot fathom the mentality at work here. Who would want total population replacement from the global south?

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Yes, they're not going to be spared in the long run; but they're happy enough to take the money in the present, like the landlords who rent buildings to house migrants.

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I get the short termism and potential material gain. But what will become of their children?

Or are they genuinely caught up in a mutlitcultural fantasy? Lost to the fiction of it perhaps.

I do recall a few months back, when the girl was stabbed in Dublin. On TikTok videos circulated of an angry Irishman coming across a journalist from the Irish Times out on his bike. He wasn't assaulted but the fellow ripped into him. For decades we have been warning about this and people like you have branded us racists. He was fairly worked up. The journalist looked genuinely rattled, shocked. Living in a bubble where everyone is pro-immigration. Coming across the reality, a normal man angry at the loss of his country, is a different experience.

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Jun 8·edited Jun 8

I doubt there are many multicultural fantasists, though it would be better if there were none. The gravity of the situation is slow to dawn on most people, though anger is building gradually. I used to frequent a politics forum years ago where one user called migration into certain parts of Dublin "ethnic cleansing." I was against most immigration back then, but even I thought he was being extreme, even a bit embarrassing. I don't think so now.

The problem as I see it is there are too many people invested in the machinery that's working toward their extinction. On one hand, the average person would probably like no immigration and a some reversal of immigration. On the other hand, that would require a complete reversal of technocratic policy, a rejection of all concerns about growth and GDP, and a sovereign currency to back it up, because the money power will inflict penalties. Imagine the upheaval that that would cause. Amazon, Facebook, Google, Merck, Intel, State Street et al surely wouldn't stay in a country that moved in that direction, and the people employed there would lose their nice jobs. What about their mortgages, their Korean SUVs and their foreign holidays? You might say so what, if it's the cost of saving one's country, but I wonder whether the great mass of people, if presented with the immediate cost of saving the country for the sake of their descendants, wouldn't say, "To hell with it. Let's live large, and let the foreigners have it when we're gone."

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I am not so sure about the last bit. I do think when the penny really does drop we will see a rapid reversal. This is cultural extinction we are discussing, at that tends to bring out the worst in people. Plus the imports are not maintaining anything. It was a bad idea just from that point of view.

Ireland can handle poverty and build itself back up.

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I hope you're right. Trust in government and media ha declined enormously, even in the last five years. The replacement agenda has become more blatant, resulting in a stronger reaction, and this increase in tension will continue.

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Lionel Shriver the novelist wrote a book entitled Mania. People can't pretend for long to speak publicly that they support let's say immigration but deep down do not. Like she said at the Hay Festival we can't build a Chinese wall between what we truly believe and what we say to others. And so they come to be believers in the true sense. It was encouraging to listen to her speak and the auditorium was full.

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So how do we sell our way of thinking to those that are comfortable? Whats our positive vision of the future? Genuine question. It seems a mistake to totally discount economics in my opinion (that favour us) and just rely on nationalism. Our we just hoping they’ll see the writing on the wall?

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At this stage, I don't expect others to have my way of thinking about anything, and I gave up trying to convince them of anything when I saw them lining up for their jabs. I see it as a process that has to take place, which won't be resolved peacefully or easily, but which will select for a better type of person. I see it as a protracted selection event, basically.

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Kazakhstan? I do know Astana has a lot of creepy Masonic architecture.

Vox Day thinks Big Finance wanted to jump to China but the Xi Jinping faction of the CPC rejected that in 2015. Tom Luongo now thinks they want to jump to India, which is one reason they’re flooding the West with Indians and putting them in positions of power.

Perhaps Kazakhstan was another option they have looked at, which may or may not have been headed off at the pass by Russia.

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Astana does appear to be the destination. I think Russia will benefit more than China, so the Chinese have reason to be reluctant.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

Have been surprised by many of my normie friends who have started asking questions. I guess now people can see the physical effects of this suicidal (immigration) policy I'm quietly hopeful this may start many more acquiescent types questioning the occupation. Great take as always Morgoth. Currently wondering around the north pennines at the moment, beautiful part of the world.

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Nice time of year for it too.

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And excellent piece, as always. There is something in the way you write that makes me open every damn article, even when hangover or uninstered in the subject. Stay strong my fellow caucasians, things might look bleak, but history is a box of suprises

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Ha thanks.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

A lot of this election is comparable to 1997. A bunch of corrupt, amoral money grubbers held up to ridicule being replaced by a shyster lawyer. This time though, the lawyer’s team seem not to be as highly organised, coherent and together.

The next few years are going to be difficult, things will get worse, but the fight is definitely on and the appetite for it is increasingly growing at a rate that can’t be contained.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

I'm up for it. I work with a lot of working class Scots and English, what I notice is that these subjects are spoken about more and more. The mention of London or Manchester is responded to with something like, "I feel like a stranger".

Another good thing I see is that any petty squabbles between the Scots and English are put aside. It's the same phenomenon as two brothers for example, who are constantly fighting at home, but, for example at school one of them is bukkied by someone, this outside enemy unites them and they come together and fight off the external threat.

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Hear, hear!

Better than being mocked, humiliated and treated like shite as we watch the ongoing degeneration and run of everything we love and value we’ve put up with for the last few decades anyway.

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I left England in the early 2010s, the time of the Telegraph comments section and Daniel Hannan. I thought then I was the only one who could see where things were heading. Now I understand there were others, we just had no community. This year I went back to my home town for the first time since 2015. It has become 'gentrified' and is now an English enclave fortified admist the swelling tide of immigration. I experienced exactly what Morgoth describes here about our people - a feeling of their rarity and preciousness. Their English accents, their silly ways, turns of phrases, social awkwardness, good heartedness. Of course I can't list everything that it means to be English. My point is, we are dwindling. But even now, in the local school, new generations of genuinely English boys and girls are growing up, not fully understanding the betrayal they have inherited. The regime seeks to stamp them out completely, but it will be a very long and painful process for, to quote Adam Smith, "There is a great deal of ruin in a nation". How right he was.

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"Somethings happening here, what it is ain't exactly clear...." The ruling classes' scheme to replace whites with compliant low IQ foreigners is colliding with reality... You can't run a modern country with a 3d world workforce....At some point, the whites will refuse to cooperate, and the whole country will grind to a halt...preferably sooner than later...

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My thoughts exactly. Their brilliant plans are terrible. And I believe that was their plan. Two-thirds of Muslims in Britain are on the dole, for example.

And let's not forget the female timebomb. White ladies are being sent out to work and pay taxes, so not having kids, while non-white ladies sit at home on benefits producing lots of babies. A few brainwashed females around me have commented on this, much to my shock. Why am I at work while they sit in cafes with prams? Times are changing.

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Yes, it's something I've pondered, that of importing mostly illiterate 3rd world criminal detritus who come here to do nothing. So what's the end-game I ask?

Widen the voter base but for what? if there's nobody working it doesn't matter who's in power that country collapses as the recently arrived parasite class starts to out number the working indigenous class the country is done.

GDP is the other (mainstream) excuse deployed, and as we now know from Liz Truss' interview on Lotuseaters the OBR held a gun to her head and told her unless she agreed to the numbers they would brief against her which they did and coup'd against her. But the problem with the GDP argument is we've imported 2.5m people in two years costing £18 bn and the GDP hasn't budged.

Incidently it's the same problem for UK elites using the NHS as the reason for the occupation, recruitment is up in all departments in some cases 40% and yet waiting times have got longer and neglence claims are up 15% according to the IFS.

From this I think the elites are starting to panic, rishis called a snap election, so has macron and apparently the Belgium PM has just stepped down. It appears to me that the wheels are coming off the project and the elites are all running for the exits. That or the Russian situation is getting harder to contain?

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Yes, there is a similar change of rhetoric about immigration currently happening in Canada as well. We have taken in so many Indian immigrants in the last few years that it has become almost impossible to ignore the effects. When you combine exorbitant rates of immigration and DEI initiatives for potential employees, the practical effect is that white people have little opportunities to get well paying jobs, specifically young people. Our costs of living have skyrocketed, and we have essentially been told that anyone under 35 will most likely never be able to afford a home, and our country (which at one point was literally one of the safest places in the world) is now plagued with a non-stop rise in violent crime.

All this has contributed to a sudden and dramatic rise in anti-immigration sentiment and festered racial animosity. I now routinely hear things that even five years ago I would have thought impossible. The majority of Canadians are now against immigration, and yet the powers that are over us continue to bring more and more in at a record pace.

They have an established goal of increasing our population by over 60 million by 2100, and almost exclusively by mass immigration. Our economic growth is almost 100% fueled by immigration, and our housing costs are propped up by it.

Just like you said, this is clearly not sustainable. I don't know how our incompetent leaders believe they will be able to push this con for another 80 years when it is already on the brink of absolute disaster. I don't know exactly what the future holds, but all I do know is that this cannot go on forever.

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Remember what they really fear is whites waking up and developing ethnic awareness. All the propaganda is about that. When that happens, numbers won't matter. Indians of all people understand this.

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Across the Anglosphere there is this new reality dawning that “social cohesion” is eroding away. The narratives and chants of “tolerance” is goodness, we have always been “multicultural”, and “diversity is our strength” have lost their power to the point now they can be quietly smirked at or even openly mocked. Keeping the pathological luxury beliefs of the political class alive now requires evermore intense appeals (ie emotional blackmail) to the “goodness” of the general public. Therefore full strength gaslighting on the “conspiracy theory” of the Great Replacement and the existence of any “culture war” is the norm. In the UK, this now even requires rolling out the ultimate public policy solution to achieve social cohesion - National Service. But all of this is counter productive - especially NS - in a world where decades of political leadership has endorsed globalism, maligned the patriotism of the ethnic majority, derided borders, and is always silent on if the teenage citizenry will ever be able to buy a home or raise a family.

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All national service would do is reinforce the observation the imports have absolutely no concept of duty or service to anyone. Most are tribal. And tribes don't join national armies, even if it was a good idea.

That's what the Anglos are learning. We are unique. The police force we invented, the concept of duty to one's country and fellow countrymen, all of it us unusual, and totally absent in our replacements, including the current PM who will soon skip off to the colonies with his equally Indian wife and kids.

The tragedy is becoming a farce. And that will be hard to hide.

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Good stuff Morgoth, and oddly white-pilling.

I've been thinking a lot about this recently, how the tide is beginning to show the first signs of shifting slightly.

I will never fight a war for another country. But I've decided that if civil war ever comes to Britain, and sooner or later it will, then I will fight in whatever way I can.

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The bloom is off the rose. The terrible attitude of many new “immigrants” (read replacements) is also setting off native people’s awareness. In the 90’s, I remember a student who came to our school from Iraq. He loved soccer and tried to be everyone’s friend. Just a happy go lucky kid who seemed almost to study our tv shows to fit in better. These more recent arrivals have reached such critical mass (or come from caste/status obsessed cultures) that they brazenly wear their utter contempt for the native population. They’ll interrupt you, talk over you, try to take advantage of you, ask for favors, hire their cousins etc. “It’s all so tiresome.” It’s interesting to see the before and after of your friend who has the sense to realize it now at least. Let’s see it in the elections though.

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And try to convert you.

Hard to escape the sense of inevitability about all this.

Where I grew up, in the capital during the 90's, the conditioning was constant and blatant.

The teachers were fully paid-up, card-carrying New Labourites and proud to admit as much. Tony the Messiah had come to preach the willing suspension of all reasonable doubt, and they were His devoted disciples, who would gallantly carry his message into a classroom filled with impressionable, young minds to shape the Britain of tomorrow.

One of my ethnic classmates would routinely play the race card if you were even slightly critical of his character or behaviour - to such a clownish degree that everyone else regarded it with mild amusement or mock contempt.

Another (a Greek, no less) would reflexively utter the name of a certain disgraced Tory politician as a means to instantly discredit any voice of opposition, as if the truth of that politician's blasphemy were self-evident. At the time, I doubted the sincerity of it, but now...?

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

I just read a beautiful comment on this article on your YT page that I would to echo:

God bless you, Morgoth.

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And you Joe, and all the rest of you here.

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Jun 8Liked by Morgoth

Another excellent article Morgoth. It started with the occasional comment about black and white couples on tv adverts but

now, everybody I have spoken to over the last year cannot help but talk openly about the change that they have seen in my city of Hull. It has literally been like waking up in a foreign country. Everyone who needs health services has mentioned the increase in waiting times and the reduction in the quality of service. It is no longer just noticing; it has turned into a great concern for everyone and personally, I worry about how it will all play out.

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I used to visit Hull a fair bit when I lived in Yorkshire, for work and taking my children to The Deep, after which we’d always go for an explore around the city. Some beautiful, decaying architecture - the old picture theatre on Beverley Road, many others. We could chart the decline every time we visited. The hollowing out of these once great cities breaks my heart.

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Hi Lady, I hope you are doing well. That theatre (bombed out during the war) is still there although behind bill boards. The council obviously don't know what to do with it. Mind you, they don't know what to do with a lot of things (except how to look after immigrants). Sadly the old town has many boarded up shops and is a shadow of its former self, although the architecture remains.

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Hello there, hope you’re doing well. I’d read that it was going to be restored having been granted funding from the National Lottery https://bbc.com/news/uk-england-humber-67738767. It’s a wonderful old building with such a history.

I’m finally coming to the end of a long round of treatment for the brain tumour. Then there’s a break to allow the treatment to work/not work, then some MRI’s and we’ll see how things stand. Hopefully it has managed the problem for a while at least, which is about the best I can hope for. Take care, God bless.

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Just as an aside, I recently saw this video and wondered if it would be any use:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahBab4YSPX8&list=PL326bHHcIwST8Aq6zC5FFjjxwe-B6FRIs&index=12

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Thanks so much for thinking of me, it means a very great deal.

Re. the video, it might work on some types of cancer in the body, I couldn’t say. It wouldn’t work on the type of brain tumour I have (GBM) as that is a malignant tumour of the central nervous system . These are extremely difficult to treat. Despite research and attempts to find effective treatments for GBM for years now, the progress is woeful. They are such aggressive tumours, usually located in very dangerous parts of the brain to reach and drug therapies can’t cross the blood brain barrier in sufficiently high levels to tackle them.

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In that case I hope the recent treatment brings some good results. In the meantime I hope you are getting to spend quality time with your family and friends. Take care of yourself and God bless.

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Well, well, I did not know that. My fault for staying away from the news I suppose. Im sure it will be a relief at least to get to the end of this treatment I'm still praying for you. God bless you Lady.

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