UK surgeon describes new aggressive cancers with a different biology after rollout of covid injections

Mr. James Royle who is a consultant NHS surgeon described what he and his team have been witnessing since the mass covid injection campaign began.

“Cancers being observed are in all ages.  It is my assertion, shared by many expert oncologists and clinical colleagues around the world, that the cancers we are seeing are extremely aggressive and they are of a different biology,” he said.

And it’s not only new aggressive cancers and rare cancers becoming more frequent. 

“Post-vaccine boosters, I’ve observed what seem to be a lot of sudden deaths from necrotising pancreatitis,” he told attendees of a summit held in Stormont a week ago.

Members of The People’s Vaccine Inquiry (“PVI”) team travelled to Belfast to attend a meeting for the covid vaccine-injured and bereaved in Stormont, Northern Ireland’s Parliament Building.  While in Belfast, the PVI team convened The Stone Summit which was held on 14 October 2024 also in Stormont.

The Summit was named after Dr. Jackie Stone, a brave doctor who suffered persecution for upholding her ethical principles. She was relentlessly and cruelly persecuted by the authorities, and unjustly stripped of her medical licence. This battle took a terrible toll on her and, tragically, she took her own life earlier this month.

Related: A eulogy to Dr. Jackie Stone; An extraordinary woman who saved millions

Mr. James Royle is a Colorectal and General Surgeon who has been working as an NHS consultant in the North East of England for 9 years.  He was one of those who gave a presentation at Stormont.

In the 4^th session of The Stone Summit, Mr. Royle discussed the impact of lockdowns on surgery, highlighting the failures of lockdown policy. He went on to describe the unusual cases of pulmonary thrombosis observed in colorectal cancer follow-up patients, the correlation between mRNA covid injections and an increase in cancer cases, the concerning rise of aggressive multi-site cancer recurrences, particularly in younger patients, and the challenges surgeons face in voicing their concerns.

Speaking of the early days of the covid pandemic after stay-at-home orders had been issued, Mr. Royle said, “To me, our hospital never felt overwhelmed.”

While showing a picture of the book ‘A State of Fear’ by Laura Dodsworth on the screen beside him, he said, “However, there was a great deal of psychological stress felt by many of my colleagues mainly driven by the incessant media messaging.  I agreed with a personal friend very early on, ‘This was a pandemic of fear’.”

He explained that all but urgent cancer surgeries were cancelled and doctors were only able to deliver telephone clinics. “We diagnosed as many, if not more, colorectal cancers during this period,” he said. Nearly all the surgeries he performs are keyhole surgeries so patients are returned to general wards, not high dependency wards or ICU.  Consequentially, he had to cancel or defer very few cases.

But he was concerned about where all the general surgery emergencies had gone.  The public was dutifully staying away as requested so the hospitals would not be overwhelmed.  “In retrospect, I think much of the appendicitis, inflamed gall bladders and diverticulitis must have been managed in the community with antibiotic tele prescriptions,” he said.

“However, lockdown was a devastating failure that I hope we all now recognise,” Mr. Royle said. “The detrimental impacts to patients were obvious [at the time].”

The lockdowns coupled with the fear messaging led to social and psychological stress which impaired immune function.  The lack of fresh air, sunlight and exercise led to vitamin D deficiency, immune deficiency, physiological deconditioning and worsening of chronic disease and metabolic syndrome (obesity, hypertension and insulin resistance), he said.  “All risk factors for poor outcomes if diagnosed with covid-19.”

“It was, therefore, no surprise to me that my elective cancer mortality rate went from one death in my first five years as a consultant to six mortalities within 30 days – five non-covid, three of these sudden cardiac deaths,” Mr. Royle said.

And then came what they said was our only way out of the pandemic, he said. “The coerced, so-called vaccines.”

Mr. Royle was sceptical from the start of the vaccine rollout.  But his red line was the injection being given to healthy children.

“From about March 2021, I started noticing new patterns of disease suddenly frequently appearing that I had never seen before in my patients,” he said.  “The first pattern was [unusual] blood clotting.”

There was also a significant increase in incidents of a new type of pancreatitis in patients who didn’t appear to be that ill when they went to the doctor but their initial CT scan showed substantial pancreatic necrosis, areas where the pancreas had died.  “This is a new phenomenon.” Mr. Royle said.

“Post-vaccine boosters, I’ve observed what seem to be a lot of sudden deaths from necrotising pancreatitis in elderly patients,” he said.

There was also an increase in “nasty inflammatory or infective” emergency general surgery cases, he said.  “Such as gangrenous cholecystitis and gangrenous or perforated appendicitis, especially in middle-aged patients. This is unusual.” 

There has also been a notable increase in appendix cancers, Mr. Royle said.  Appendix cancers are considered rare. 

In highly vaccinated countries, there has been an alarming and significant increase in cancers since the rollout of the gene-based injectables (“vaccines”).  “These cancers have been termed colloquially ‘turbo cancers’,” Mr. Royle said.  “Obviously this is not a scientific term but it seems to reflect the aggressive biological nature being observed by the public as well as clinicians.”

Despite corporate media publishing articles in an attempt to gaslight the increase in cancers, “there is a clear dramatic increase that occurred in 2021 shortly after the rollout [of the “vaccines”],” he said.

He continued, “Cancers being observed are in all ages.  It is my assertion, shared by many expert oncologists and clinical colleagues around the world, that the cancers we are seeing are extremely aggressive and they are of a different biology.”

“I’ve noticed aggressive, widespread reoccurrences in previously successfully treated bowel cancer cases that I considered cured,” Mr. Royle said.  “Many metastases in these cases are unusual or atypical.”

“Middle-aged and elderly people are presenting with out-of-the-blue stage 4 colorectal cancer who are incurable and die within weeks or months,” he said.  “In many of these cases, the entire liver appears to be filled with large round tumour masses.  It is horrific to see on a weekly basis in my MVT [?].”

“In my experience, it is rare for colorectal cancer to be aggressive in the elderly.  Usually, sporadic cancers that are diagnosed are still operable when they present.   Elderly patients rarely present with stage 4 disease. And certainly not in the way I’ve started seeing.”

“Recently we’ve seen three patients presenting with synchronous cancers.  That is two separate bowel cancers in different areas of the colon presenting at the same time.  This was previously considered rare, less than 3 per cent,”  Mr. Royle said.

Many of his multidisciplinary teams which include surgeons, oncologists, pathologists, radiologists and specialist nurses have told him that they have noticed the sudden change in the patterns and dramatic increase in these aggressive and advanced cancers in the past two years. 

Mr. Royle briefly explained some of the theories that are being discussed in an attempt to explain the increase in cancer cases.  But he was able to dismiss them all using simple facts or personal experience, except for one.

“There is a close temporal association of the increasing cancers and the rollout of the population-wide mRNA covid-19 genetic injections. The evident correlation fulfils the majority of the 9 Bradford-Hill epidemiological criteria for causation,” Mr. Royle said.

“There are multiple plausible mechanisms that have been proposed by which cancer can be induced or potentiated, accelerated, by the mRNA gene injections including unacceptable high levels of bacterial plasmid contamination, the discovery of the SV40 tumour promoter, disruption of the p53 suppressor etc,” he added.

“More generally, the shots are clearly causing generalised immunosuppression,” “he said. As Mr. Royle had explained earlier in his presentation, suppression of the immune system is a risk factor for cancer.

Mr. Royle has submitted over 20 Yellow Card reports since June 2021.  “I could have submitted many more but it was becoming very apparent that the MHRA [Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency] was ignoring the data.”

“I’ve never been given any feedback on any analysis on my cases, or even acknowledgement except two or three cases where further clarifying information, that I had already provided, was requested.  I was given no information back from the MHRA to indicate they were looking at Yellow Card data or analysing it,” he said.

“Despite this, the safety signal from both the MHRA and the VAERS system in the United States is unprecedented and undeniably obvious.”

In conclusion, Mr. Royle said, “The data are clear that the covid-19 vaccines are neither effective or safe.  My own personal observations are being increasingly backed up by other data around the world in research studies as well as expert opinion in other centres.”

“I personally demand that these injections and any promotion of them be stopped with immediate effect.”

To learn more about highlighting these safety concerns with your GP, please visit PVI’s website for a template letter HERE.

You can watch the other sessions from The Stone Summit and a press conference held afterwards by following the links below:

• Dr. Ros Jones’ presentation at The Stone Summit HERE (14 mins)
• Dr. Liz Evans’ presentation at The Stone Summit HERE (13 mins)
• Dr. Jonathan Engler’s presentation at The Stone Summit HERE (6 mins)
• Press Conference held after The Stone Summit HERE (117 mins)