Herein, a prime example of the 'wall of silence' against which Biocurex batters itself. It's as if RECAF has been lumped in with Barack Obama's birth certificate:

The blogsite JumpIntoTomorrow.com welcomes short articles on 'breakthrough technology'. So, about two months ago, I submitted to these guys the best short summary of RECAF and its potential that I could craft. Since then, no response.

Zip, zilch, nada.

But, hark!--What latest stupendous stride toward Mankind's technological perfection comes heralded by the JumpInto gurus today?

Are you sitting down? (Maestro! Drum roll, please!...)

It's the "Botanicalls Kit". A wireless thingy that lets your potted petunia or Boston fern or rubber plant twitter you if it isn't getting enough water. Or too much water. Or if the air freshener you're using is boosting global warming. (OK, I made that last one up, but what the heck.)

Cancer? Who cares about cancer? But, plants that can twitter you when they're thirsty?

Now that's a breakthrough! That's progress!

You poor unfashionable midnight-oil-burning slobs, you in your laboratories and clinics--oh, yuck! How out of touch. Stop bothering us, and just go hang yourselves. You're gonna die of cancer, anyway.

And your little dog, too!