Can a cancer doctor truly help anyone heal when he is filled with hatred? New questions raised about Dr. David Gorski of the Karmanos Cancer Center

Friday, June 17, 2016 by: S. D. Wells
Tags: Dr. David Gorski, ORAC, mental illness

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(NaturalNews) Would you continue medical treatments and taking advice from a doctor you found out was schizophrenic? How about if you had questions about vaccine ingredients that cause extreme allergies and FDA-fast-tracked chemotherapy drugs, and your doctor called you a "crank" for asking, and then blogged 20,000 words under an alias online identity, immediately after your visit, about how you and your family are skeptical, holistic freaks for having valid concerns? Then, after all of that, you also found out that your doctor was going on message boards, pretending to be a patient, entering ongoing conversations, and posting insane rants about how infectious diseases have maimed his children, just to scare everybody into countless toxic inoculations and chemotherapy drugs, when none of them have ever been proven to be safe or effective?

This same, multi-personality oncologist manufactures drugs, operates on cancer victims and injects chemotherapy for mass-profit on a daily basis, and his name is David H. Gorski, a.k.a. "Orac." He works at Karmanos Cancer Center in Detroit, where the infamous Dr. Farid Fata just finished giving thousands of people deadly overdoses of chemotherapy, killing several hundred, and is now serving the first of 45 years in a federal prison for it, after pleading guilty.

Evil, schizophrenic oncologist hates natural medicine, takes anger out on patients with toxic, experimental chemo drugs

Schizophrenia is defined as a chronic and severe mental disorder that affects how a person behaves, feels and thinks, where the patient has basically lost touch with reality. Symptoms include delusions, dysfunctional ways of thinking, and reduced feelings of pleasure in everyday life.

Judge for yourself:

Posted on April 20th, 2012, by Dr. David H. Gorski, oncologist at Karmanos, a.k.a. "Orac," a.k.a. "Respectful Insolence:"

"Use emotional warfare on anti-vax blogs. Tell emotional stories full of tears and sobbing and unbearable grief and terror, about people in your own family or people you read about, who were sick with or died of terrible diseases. Don't hold back details about bodily fluids and suchlike: the more gross the better. This stuff has a way of infiltrating the minds of readers and subtly influencing their decisions, in a manner similar to advertising.

"Go in there and 'agree with them' and then say things that appear thoroughly delusional, overtly nuts, blatantly and obviously wrong even to nincompoops, etc. Occasional spelling and grammar errors are also useful but don't over-do. The point of this exercise is to create an impression that drives away undecideds who may come in to check out these sites. It helps to do this as a group effort and begin gradually, so the sites appear to be 'going downhill slowly.'

"But it is useful to have an email address that can't be traced back, for certain legitimate and ethical uses, just as it is useful to have a mail box at say the UPS store."

Other disgusting posts by Dr. David H. Gorski:

"I love the persona of Orac and being known by the name of a supercomputer featured on an obscure (in this country) British science fiction show popular over 30 years ago."

"I'm a Pharma Funded Shill, supported by National Geographic."

"I'm a pretty piss-poor pharma whore."

Patient warning! Watch out. Think twice before you consult (or revisit) a disgusting, schizophrenic, hateful, freakish oncologist who makes experimental drugs, gives them to his patients, operates on their breasts, blogs thousands and thousands of hateful words daily, uses multiple identities online, promotes illegal activities, and works at the same cancer industrial complex where a convicted mass murderer worked for ten years, until just last year. Ask yourself one vital question now: Can a cancer doctor truly help anyone heal when he himself is filled with hatred?

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