This explains everything...
Topic: The USA gave Vladimir Putin Cancer ??? (Read 1857 times)
Didn't Steve Jobs die of pancreatic cancer, and just one day later, rumours started appearing about it really being AIDS and that the "cancer" was just a cover story?
This explains everything...
This explains everything...
If I had to bet, I would say that it ends with a bill but with an y... and start with a tcher... but who knows... would be quite ironic for a pusher.
and some of you think Russia is weak to handle their protection for his president from outsider attack ?Cancer is a class of diseases characterized by out-of-control cell growth. There are over 100 different types of cancer and 100 reason can caused that, and each is classified by the type of cell that is initially affected.
If Mr Putin really have cancer i think there are 100 reason can cause that , not only some paranoia say US is behind that.
and some of you think Russia is weak to handle their protection for his president from outsider attack ?Cancer is a class of diseases characterized by out-of-control cell growth. There are over 100 different types of cancer and 100 reason can caused that, and each is classified by the type of cell that is initially affected.
If Mr Putin really have cancer i think there are 100 reason can cause that , not only some paranoia say US is behind that.
That sure would make the warmongers of the west happy. Putin is one of the few world leaders willing to truly stand up to the anglo-zionist empire.
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
Also calling this as FUD
That said I wouldn't put it past some US agent to put some uranium or Polonium in his drinks etc.
Or radation of a sort
Taking a lesson from Russian History
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/06/polonium-210-poison-alexander-litvinenko
The CIA has previously used biological / chemical warfare against their rivals (Fidel Castro, Muammar Gaddhafi, Kim Jong Il, Hugo Chavez.etc). But I don't think that they have the capability to target Putin.
IF he does indeed have pancreatic cancer he should start using Pao Pereira inner bark extract, which contains Flavopereirine, an alkaloid discovered by Dr. Mirko Beljanski. There are many published research papers and patents on this and the efficiency of this product on different cancers, and there are thousands of people with their cancers in remission who will swear by this extract and other Beljanski products. Unfortunately, the treatment is suppressed, as in nobody can claim that these products actually work against cancer.
Putin and Obama might be friends behind closed doors.
That sure would make the warmongers of the west happy. Putin is one of the few world leaders willing to truly stand up to the anglo-zionist empire.
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
Amen to that.
Putin gave cancer the USA.
With regard to Ukraine, The Inquisitr previously reported that Putin allegedly tried to hatch a plan back in 2008 to invade Ukraine and divide the country with Poland, according to a top Polish government official bullshitter.
It was proven that Sikorski lied. There was no meeting between Tusk and Putin in 2008, and they both denying this statement by Sikorski. Both Tusk and Putin have said that there were no talks about division of Ukraine and even Sikorski himself admitted that a bit later.http://www.thenews.pl/1/10/Artykul/184983,Sikorski-apologises-for-memory-failure-during-Ukraine-partition-interview
It seems that Sikorsky suffers from mental disease. He frequently says something before trying to think about his statement. Last scandal cost him the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs... Now he risking to lose speaker position.
I wonder why author decided to use bullshit statements as foundation of article.
That sure would make the warmongers of the west happy. Putin is one of the few world leaders willing to truly stand up to the anglo-zionist empire.
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
But, I doubt it. Calling it - this is FUD
Does Vladimir Putin Have Cancer?
Vladimir Putin may be suffering from cancer of the spine or pancreas, if some news outlets possess accurate information.
Despite the Russian president’s macho image as an outdoorsman and martial artist, rumors of this nature have circulated before in several elements of the overseas media over the last few years.
The latest health rumor has surfaced in the Page Six celebrity gossip section of the New York Post, which claims that the illness may explain Putin’s rush to invade Ukraine as well as changes in his physical appearance.
With regard to Ukraine, The Inquisitr previously reported that Putin allegedly tried to hatch a plan back in 2008 to invade Ukraine and divide the country with Poland, according to a top Polish government official. There is also growing concern in the Baltic region that Russia could eventually invade other neighboring countries with ethnically Russian populations, as it did in Ukraine.
This week, Putin leveled criticism at U.S. foreign policy for putting the world at risk and endangering global security.
With regard to Russia’s aforementioned expansionist ambitions, Page Six scribe Richard Johnson noted, “Others say Putin has three years to live and wants to leave a legacy of expanding the Russian borders just like Peter the Great or Stalin.”
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Specifically about the Putin cancer rumors, Johnson claimed that…
“News outlets from Belarus to Poland have reported for months that the Russian strongman has cancer of the spinal cord. But my sources say it’s pancreatic cancer, one of the most lethal forms of the disease. Putin is allegedly being treated by an elderly doctor from the old East Germany whom Putin met decades ago while serving in Dresden for the KGB. The doctor has been trying various treatments including steroid shots, which would explain Putin’s puffy appearance…”
Writing earlier this year for the U.K. website The Week, intelligence analyst and British military vet Crispin Black asserted that given the Russian leader’s influence on the world stage, the status of Putin’s health is important both domestically and internationally.
“President Putin is seriously ill, according to a number of seasoned observers of the Russian scene. Some of them suggest that he is suffering from cancer, perhaps even one of the most feared forms of the disease — cancer of the spinal cord, which might explain his periodically bad back…
What happens to Putin is important to us all even though his fervent nationalism and strong preference for ‘traditional’ (his word) sexuality have upset Western elite opinion…
Like many Russian leaders before him, Putin’s rule, although obeying the forms of the (elastic) Russian constitution, is basically personal. He is Tsar in all but name, and like the Romanovs, has appropriated a large chunk of Russia’s wealth to himself. Unlike the Romanovs, he has no obvious heir. If he becomes seriously ill in office, any succession struggle will be made doubly bitter by the extreme wealth as well as political power up for grabs.”
Do you think that there is any basis for the Vladimir Putin cancer rumors?
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1562615/does-vladimir-putin-have-cancer/#WcA2iE9RdMGExoIr.99
Vladimir Putin may be suffering from cancer of the spine or pancreas, if some news outlets possess accurate information.
Despite the Russian president’s macho image as an outdoorsman and martial artist, rumors of this nature have circulated before in several elements of the overseas media over the last few years.
The latest health rumor has surfaced in the Page Six celebrity gossip section of the New York Post, which claims that the illness may explain Putin’s rush to invade Ukraine as well as changes in his physical appearance.
With regard to Ukraine, The Inquisitr previously reported that Putin allegedly tried to hatch a plan back in 2008 to invade Ukraine and divide the country with Poland, according to a top Polish government official. There is also growing concern in the Baltic region that Russia could eventually invade other neighboring countries with ethnically Russian populations, as it did in Ukraine.
This week, Putin leveled criticism at U.S. foreign policy for putting the world at risk and endangering global security.
With regard to Russia’s aforementioned expansionist ambitions, Page Six scribe Richard Johnson noted, “Others say Putin has three years to live and wants to leave a legacy of expanding the Russian borders just like Peter the Great or Stalin.”
ADVERTISEMENT
Specifically about the Putin cancer rumors, Johnson claimed that…
“News outlets from Belarus to Poland have reported for months that the Russian strongman has cancer of the spinal cord. But my sources say it’s pancreatic cancer, one of the most lethal forms of the disease. Putin is allegedly being treated by an elderly doctor from the old East Germany whom Putin met decades ago while serving in Dresden for the KGB. The doctor has been trying various treatments including steroid shots, which would explain Putin’s puffy appearance…”
Writing earlier this year for the U.K. website The Week, intelligence analyst and British military vet Crispin Black asserted that given the Russian leader’s influence on the world stage, the status of Putin’s health is important both domestically and internationally.
“President Putin is seriously ill, according to a number of seasoned observers of the Russian scene. Some of them suggest that he is suffering from cancer, perhaps even one of the most feared forms of the disease — cancer of the spinal cord, which might explain his periodically bad back…
What happens to Putin is important to us all even though his fervent nationalism and strong preference for ‘traditional’ (his word) sexuality have upset Western elite opinion…
Like many Russian leaders before him, Putin’s rule, although obeying the forms of the (elastic) Russian constitution, is basically personal. He is Tsar in all but name, and like the Romanovs, has appropriated a large chunk of Russia’s wealth to himself. Unlike the Romanovs, he has no obvious heir. If he becomes seriously ill in office, any succession struggle will be made doubly bitter by the extreme wealth as well as political power up for grabs.”
Do you think that there is any basis for the Vladimir Putin cancer rumors?
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1562615/does-vladimir-putin-have-cancer/#WcA2iE9RdMGExoIr.99
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