Crissy Williams
Through our technology, Crissy was spared the horrors of chemo therapy, radiation and surgery. Since 2006, when we released the cure for breast cancer, hundreds of women have followed her lead to be proactive about preventing breast cancer or discovering it early enough for a complete cure! But millions have never had the opportunity to hear the good news and foundations are moving millions of dollars through their bank accounts paying executive salaries as the “race for the cure” continues. Women are still crying and running and raising money for the cure because they have never heard the truth. It is estimated that over $1 trillion has been raised over the years for cancer research. What has come of that money?-- a better chemo? Improve radiation techniques? Better surgery? Yet, cancer is getting worse and tens of thousands of women are dying each year because the true genetic-based cause of cancer has been ignored and thus the approach for stopping cancer has been wrong. No amount of chemo or any drug can stop cancer permanently without correcting the cause. Why has it taken a little known, but greatly criticized research organization which has never accepted one nickle of funding from government, pharmaceutical, or foundation grants to find the answer? We believe the answer is obvious.
When the North Carolina Institute of Technology released the cure for breast cancer to a small hometown newspaper in Madison County, North Carolina, the newspaper was in the process of being sold to the owners of USA TODAY. USA TODAY was given exclusive rights to the story but ignored the opportunity to allow the public access to this technology. Traditionally, a free press reports the news and allows the public to make choices, but this did not happen. What an opportunity lost either to pass the good news on to the masses or, at least, create a challenge to our technology. Only dead silence followed. One of our North Carolina Senators, known for his connections to the pharmaceutical industry, wrote a scathing letter to us saying, in so many words, that we were not qualified to release such information. The Governor wrote a “kind” letter referring our information to some state agency which, of course, got lost in the shuffle of paperwork. North Carolina today could be proudly claiming: "First in Flight and First in the Cure."
Since the date of our release, over 100,000 lives have been lost to this horrible disease and the clock ticks on. Every day, hundreds of women are receiving the bad news that they have breast cancer only after having their breasts smashed and poked with needles causing the cancer to spread. Is it any wonder that so many are dying? Yet, the technology now exists to stop breast cancer, and most likely, ALL CANCERS but the trillion dollar cancer industry will not allow it to surface.
If you are a female reading this, you should be angry. If you are a husband, child, mother or father of someone who has died of breast cancer, you should be infuriated that a travesty such as this is being allowed to persist. You should be calling your public representatives and asking the type of questions that demand answers. You, of all people, should be demanding the truth--but you are not doing it because you believe in a system that profits from the misery of cancer and other illnesses that are also preventable and curable.
We have done our part at great personal and corporate expense. We continue to work towards the objective of stopping all cancers forever which is now possible with breast cancer. Our investors are opening screening centers all over the USA and several neighboring countries to provide our technology to the masses. We are building a massive breast cancer cure center to treat those women who have been through the hell of treatments that were not successful (and will never be successful for the vast majority). We are working with school systems outside the USA(not allowed in the USA) to provide free screening to high school students to help create a new generation of women free of breast and other cancers. No one will stop our efforts, slow as they may be, because the truth will prevail.
