09-04-2010, 07:24 PM
JUDYTH RESPONDS TO JACK'S INQUIRIES ABOUT HER
Dear Jack, thank you for your observations. They are appreciated. I have
interposed answers to your comments and quesions in what you posted:
Why (serious question) did such an accomplished cancer researcher
abandon her medical pursuits after such a brilliant start?
==I was told I would be killed==
She had the backing of many prestigious doctors and groups, and her
research might have led to a cure for cancer.
==As my book explains, I lost beloved relatives and friends to cancer.
My life goal was to cure cancer. If I could get in a lab today, I could guide
such a lab to a cure for soft tissue cancers within a few years. I was
banned by Ochsner, the all-powerful.==
Perhaps a great loss to the medical field that she did not continue her
chosen career. I was impressed that she came up with the idea of dyeing
the mice different colors. I bet that impressed medical research people.
==Color-coding was of no concern to them, Jack. Their interest was in the
fact that I was able to induce cancer in mice in only 7 days. I used newborn
mice without developed immune systems--they were germ-free, obtained
from Dr. Reynier (my esteemed and noted friend in Tampa). Their immune
systems were unable to withstand cancer cell injections combined with
carcinogens.
Today such experimens are duplicated regularly, but in 1960, it was unheard-of.
Immunologically challenged mice and cancer induction was still a developing
science. For such reasons, I was given 12 hours of tutelage in experiment
structure and strategies by Dr. (Sir) Robinson, probably the world's greatest
biochemist in 1961, and a Nobel Prize winner. He and his wife paid for my
transportation costs to Roswell Park that summer. (They lived in Buffalo, NY,
where RPMI was located).
After personally assessing my work, along with Dr. Ochsner, and Nobelist Dr.
Urey, Dr. George Moore had me placed in his own private laboratory at RPMI,
as reported by their history dept. I was also working in RPMI's summer program,
where I learned how to safely handle the SV40 monkey virus and the Friend virus,
using radiation, under the tutelage of Dr. James Grace, for 8 weeks.
I also worked for 11 weeks under Dr. Moore, helping to create the world's best
cancer-growing medium, which would be released a few years later as RPMI-1640,
the world's most famous cancer-growing medium, still used today as the #1 such
medium. That medium, which I improved independently in 1962, made it possible
for me to grow cancer cells faster and better than anybody else in the world,
outside of RPMI, in 1963, facilitating my efforts in New Orleans in 1963.==
Instead of pursuing the medical field, she now sits in self-imposed exile,
writing memoirs on a Hungarian keyboard. Sad.
==They are important memoirs. People need to know about biowarfare and
that cancer could have been cured decades ago, but it's a Big Pharma profitable
business to use chemotherapy and let people suffer, instead. I repeat, I could be
a research scientist now. Today. I could lead a lab to a cancer cure in a few years.
But they stopped me at every turn.
People are still being contaminated with SV40/SV-other viruses today, through
vaccines that have their viruses grown on infected monkey tissues--to this very
hour. Read Dr. Mary's Monkey by Edward T. Haslam. Nobody should take a
vaccine created off monkey kidney tissues.
As for my exile, it is not self-imposed, Jack. Since 2003, after THE LOVE AFFAIR
was banned by the History Channel, I tried to return twice to the US, despite threats,
but due to new threats, harassment and bad things happening to my family on a
constant basis, I went overseas to teach, then had such a serious death threat that
I was forced to leave a good teaching position in Hungary, with free housing and
medical insurance, to seek temporary shelter in the EU political asylum system,
where I was protected best as the Swedes could manage under the laws (the US is
NOT supposed to be an unsafe country for an American). For over ten months, in
frustrated poverty, I remained there as my family, at great sacrifice, arranged safe,
remote accommodations in two countries, where friends would be nearby who could
assure my safety.
Self-imposed? I have grand-children I adore who are forgetting my existence, Jack.
I am not allowed to work overseas, either, and I won't cheat and work under the
table as some do. I am law-abiding. So I have numerous needs hard to pay for,
which you might take for granted, such as dental care, heating, and medicine.
There's no medicare overseas. Thank you for writing.==
JVB
[quote name='Jack White' post='189286' date='Apr 9 2010, 04:58 AM']
Why (serious question) did such an accomplished cancer researcher
abandon her medical pursuits after such a brilliant start? She had the
backing of many prestigious doctors and groups, and her research
might have led to a cure for cancer. Perhaps a great loss to the medical
field that she did not continue her chosen career. I was impressed that
she came up with the idea of dyeing the mice different colors. I bet
that impressed medical research people.
Instead of pursuing the medical field, she now sits in self-imposed exile,
writing memoirs on a Hungarian keyboard. Sad.
Jack[/quote]
Dear Jack, thank you for your observations. They are appreciated. I have
interposed answers to your comments and quesions in what you posted:
Why (serious question) did such an accomplished cancer researcher
abandon her medical pursuits after such a brilliant start?
==I was told I would be killed==
She had the backing of many prestigious doctors and groups, and her
research might have led to a cure for cancer.
==As my book explains, I lost beloved relatives and friends to cancer.
My life goal was to cure cancer. If I could get in a lab today, I could guide
such a lab to a cure for soft tissue cancers within a few years. I was
banned by Ochsner, the all-powerful.==
Perhaps a great loss to the medical field that she did not continue her
chosen career. I was impressed that she came up with the idea of dyeing
the mice different colors. I bet that impressed medical research people.
==Color-coding was of no concern to them, Jack. Their interest was in the
fact that I was able to induce cancer in mice in only 7 days. I used newborn
mice without developed immune systems--they were germ-free, obtained
from Dr. Reynier (my esteemed and noted friend in Tampa). Their immune
systems were unable to withstand cancer cell injections combined with
carcinogens.
Today such experimens are duplicated regularly, but in 1960, it was unheard-of.
Immunologically challenged mice and cancer induction was still a developing
science. For such reasons, I was given 12 hours of tutelage in experiment
structure and strategies by Dr. (Sir) Robinson, probably the world's greatest
biochemist in 1961, and a Nobel Prize winner. He and his wife paid for my
transportation costs to Roswell Park that summer. (They lived in Buffalo, NY,
where RPMI was located).
After personally assessing my work, along with Dr. Ochsner, and Nobelist Dr.
Urey, Dr. George Moore had me placed in his own private laboratory at RPMI,
as reported by their history dept. I was also working in RPMI's summer program,
where I learned how to safely handle the SV40 monkey virus and the Friend virus,
using radiation, under the tutelage of Dr. James Grace, for 8 weeks.
I also worked for 11 weeks under Dr. Moore, helping to create the world's best
cancer-growing medium, which would be released a few years later as RPMI-1640,
the world's most famous cancer-growing medium, still used today as the #1 such
medium. That medium, which I improved independently in 1962, made it possible
for me to grow cancer cells faster and better than anybody else in the world,
outside of RPMI, in 1963, facilitating my efforts in New Orleans in 1963.==
Instead of pursuing the medical field, she now sits in self-imposed exile,
writing memoirs on a Hungarian keyboard. Sad.
==They are important memoirs. People need to know about biowarfare and
that cancer could have been cured decades ago, but it's a Big Pharma profitable
business to use chemotherapy and let people suffer, instead. I repeat, I could be
a research scientist now. Today. I could lead a lab to a cancer cure in a few years.
But they stopped me at every turn.
People are still being contaminated with SV40/SV-other viruses today, through
vaccines that have their viruses grown on infected monkey tissues--to this very
hour. Read Dr. Mary's Monkey by Edward T. Haslam. Nobody should take a
vaccine created off monkey kidney tissues.
As for my exile, it is not self-imposed, Jack. Since 2003, after THE LOVE AFFAIR
was banned by the History Channel, I tried to return twice to the US, despite threats,
but due to new threats, harassment and bad things happening to my family on a
constant basis, I went overseas to teach, then had such a serious death threat that
I was forced to leave a good teaching position in Hungary, with free housing and
medical insurance, to seek temporary shelter in the EU political asylum system,
where I was protected best as the Swedes could manage under the laws (the US is
NOT supposed to be an unsafe country for an American). For over ten months, in
frustrated poverty, I remained there as my family, at great sacrifice, arranged safe,
remote accommodations in two countries, where friends would be nearby who could
assure my safety.
Self-imposed? I have grand-children I adore who are forgetting my existence, Jack.
I am not allowed to work overseas, either, and I won't cheat and work under the
table as some do. I am law-abiding. So I have numerous needs hard to pay for,
which you might take for granted, such as dental care, heating, and medicine.
There's no medicare overseas. Thank you for writing.==
JVB
[quote name='Jack White' post='189286' date='Apr 9 2010, 04:58 AM']
Why (serious question) did such an accomplished cancer researcher
abandon her medical pursuits after such a brilliant start? She had the
backing of many prestigious doctors and groups, and her research
might have led to a cure for cancer. Perhaps a great loss to the medical
field that she did not continue her chosen career. I was impressed that
she came up with the idea of dyeing the mice different colors. I bet
that impressed medical research people.
Instead of pursuing the medical field, she now sits in self-imposed exile,
writing memoirs on a Hungarian keyboard. Sad.
Jack[/quote]