The Winnipeg free press had a pink newspaper the other day and I take umberage with many of the articles there.

I'm not sure how many of these I'm going to write up because it pisses me off big time since this is hitting my family.  

First the numbers. In Manitoba 780 women a year get breast cancer and 300 die from it ie almost 40%[38.5].

To put the numbers out there alone and most of the druling readers of the MSM probably read it got some prozak and were happy, but here at M.A.D. you could smell smoke.

See the numbers suck, as any one with bare knowledge like me could tell you.

For all of Canada 22,000 women will be diagnosed and 5000 will die each year. Or 22.7%

Thus if you are diagnosed there is a 15.8% chance you will DIE if you live in Manitoba where you would survive in the rest of Canada. To put it another way it almost doubles your chance of dying if you live in Manitoba.

And Why does the paper not point this out to all the people donating a dime per copy? And a dime for what?

Heres another way of looking at it if Manitoba was on par with even the national average 177 women would die a year. But since we have a good socialist MSM protecting a good socialist government that can do no wrong, we are willing to let the remaining 123 women die each and every year.

But they put out a nice pink paper to show their support. I'll try to delve into this more especially the "why", but try to understand I'm pissed. Thoroughly pissed. F'n furious. Or is it possible the Freep isn't part of a conspiracy and that I'm Smarter than all the high forheads there? And yes in Manitoba we do have people forced to sit on the floors of the waiting rooms.  Luckily Mr Doer supports womens rights for the women he's killing.

123 Manitoba women killed every year because of flawed breast cancer program. Almost double the national rate. 

From the June 4th Winnipeg Free Press,

http://www.cancer.ca/ccs/internet/standard/0,2939,3331_354948__langId-en,00.html

In Canada, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, with more than 22,000 new diagnoses every year (Table 1). It kills more than 5,000 Canadian women every year, more than any other type of cancer except lung (Table 1). One in nine women will be diagnosed with, and 1 in 27 will die of breast cancer in their lifetime (Table 12).