COVID-19 Vaccinations Described as "Evil" by Japan's Top Cancer Specialist

In a striking development, Japan's most senior oncologist, Dr. Masanori Fukushima, has described COVID-19 vaccines as "a work of evil." Fukushima, known for his groundbreaking work at Kyoto University, has been vocal about his concerns regarding the side effects of the vaccines.

Fukushima, who launched the first course in pharmacoepidemiology and spearheaded the first cancer outpatient clinic at Kyoto University, has called on the World Health Organization (WHO) to lead an investigation into the harmful outcomes of COVID-19 vaccines. He argues that it is "crucial" for the WHO to take responsibility for the harms of the COVID shots.

Fukushima and over 200 public health experts, doctors, scientists, and journalists, represented by the nonprofit organization Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency (PHMPT), have expressed similar concerns. They have urged the WHO to conduct an investigation into the side effects of COVID-19 vaccines, citing concerns about study designs, short trial durations, and adverse event monitoring after market introduction.

One tragic example cited by Fukushima is a 28-year-old man who passed away five days after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine. The autopsy of the man revealed that his heart had disintegrated, according to the doctor who performed it.

Fukushima asserts that since the COVID-19 injection was rolled out, rates of all sorts of diseases - including autoimmune disease, neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and infections - have been spiking. He states that tens of thousands of people must see a doctor because of vaccine-related issues, with 30% suffering from myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome.

Fukushima also criticizes the WHO for hastily pushing COVID-19 shots without proper investigation and for trying to enforce a one-size-fits-all approach in countries with varying medical circumstances, habits, and systems. He calls on scientific and medical institutions, led by the WHO, to directly confront the outcomes of the COVID shots through research efforts.

The Japanese government has documented 2,134 vaccine deaths due to the COVID-19 vaccine in the country alone, which is likely a low estimate. Despite this, the WHO states that it is "aware" of harm from COVID-19 vaccines but does not properly address deaths and injuries caused by the vaccines through an investigation and report.

Fukushima, in his impassioned plea, remarks that it's as if we've opened Pandora's box and that we must take these damages seriously and address them earnestly. He concludes by saying that we should never again use such vaccines and that it's a shame for humanity and a disgrace that we did this.

As the debate surrounding COVID-19 vaccines continues, the concerns raised by Dr. Masanori Fukushima and others demand attention and further investigation.