Twitter sure seems to think so but I am dubious.
Resolves Yes if there is any such announcement by the end of tomorrow, pacific time. Resolves No otherwise.
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https://x.com/vulture/status/1769803940030292152?s=20
Charles out here beating the (being dead) allegations, YES bag holders in shambles, have fun staying poor
YES holders are Kremlin stooges https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/mar/18/false-king-charles-death-story-spread-by-russian-media-outlets
@Schwabilismus Quote:
"As far as his own cancer, Buckingham Palace officials said it was detected at a top-tier private hospital, the London Clinic. For treatment, palace officials have said only that he is “receiving expert care” on a regular, outpatient basis. They have not said whether that includes rounds of radiation or chemotherapy."
"[...]The king has long pushed the medical establishment to offer “integrated health-care,” which considers the whole person, not only one’s disease, but the mental and spiritual health of the patient. He supports “complementary therapies” such as acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology and massage."
@Schwabilismus "[...]As prince and heir to the throne in 2004, Charles created a stir when he publicly endorsed the idea that cancer patients be treated with daily coffee enemas, vitamin injections and 13 fruit juices.
That treatment, known as Gerson Therapy, is named after the German doctor Max Gerson, who developed the protocol in the 1920s.
Cancer Research UK, one of the world’s largest funding organizations, states bluntly, “There is no scientific evidence to use it as a treatment for cancer.”
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