When I'm 34

Will you ignore me,
Will you force-jab me,
So I won't make 64.


Nothing to see here, move along. Don't ask questions like: What did Quentin Oliver Lee have to do in order to keep his position on Broadway? Why are cancer deaths soaring, especially with cancers where death at least was postponable if not curable? Why are cancers that used to be “slow-moving” now increasingly discovered only at advanced stages and taking people out in very short amounts of time?

But DO observe a moment of reflection. For all the additional deaths of young and old that will follow if silence and compliance continue. If questions aren't asked by more. If this isn't brought to a screeching permanent stop. If we continue to plod along even though the ditches--like in the 1930s--are filled with bodies until the Einsatzgruppen corporate media covers them and the truth with dirt.


"Broadway actor Quentin Oliver Lee has died at age 34, according to an online announcement from his wife. The post comes six months after Lee said he was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer."


"Lee’s Broadway credits include 'Prince of Broadway' and 'Caroline, or Change.'

He also played the title role in the touring company of 'The Phantom of the Opera.'"

Broadway actor Quentin Oliver Lee dies of cancer at 34



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