Adam Davidson, CEO of Trident Royalties, discusses offtake milestones and catalysts to boost FY24. Watch the video here.
‘A vaccine passport is enough’! Isn’t that lovely. How easily we have slipped into their control without a second thought. And Ripley, the reason that the testing market is dominated is that Matt Han**** sold us down the river and Porton Down approved only crap Chinese tests. But somehow this is all attributed to Avacta’s poor business management? Come on! Wake up!
Seems like today has been a good day to bury good news! WTF?
Art imitating science! Welcome to my world Skully and Mulder!
https://twitter.com/unhealthytruth/status/1534046383572926464?s=21&t=PEzhq_cxm5qPZUCZJ5qCYg
James claims he was assured by medics that his symptoms could not be the rare disease because he did not have its hallmark lesions, scabs or spots.
On May 28, three days later, a PCR test confirmed that he was in fact infected with monkeypox.
The excuse for the next lockdown or big pharma enriching jab.
By the way, did you notice that Monkeypox is now a ‘notifiable’ disease and has suddenly become asymptomatic (in terms of the expected rash) but can be confirmed by PCR test?
Sound familiar?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-10889789/Pictured-monkeypox-patient-public-gay-HR-manager-London.html
So how would we feel about an RNS announcing the most accurate Monkeypox test in the world?
Just wondering if anyone has seen the light since my last visit. (Plus reporting on Davos and Bilderberg meetings for anyone who has any intellectual curiosity.) Roll on 2030 when we all own nothing and are happy, eh?
OK, here’s something to alleviate the boredom. Blackrock are on a mission to own all useful assets on behalf of the New World Order. Why, therefore, would they exclude from their portfolios the things that the ESG investors expect? Arms, fossil fuels, rare earth metals (even if mined by children) all fair game.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/06/06/blackrock-will-not-environmental-police-ethical-investing-u/
It wasn’t Avacta’s fault that U.K. Gov (and ROW) wanted tests that matched PCR results rather than accurate tests. Avacta fell foul of the narrative with their best test in the world!
Clinical trials for the drug dostarlimab in treating colorectal cancer have had incredible results, curing all patients of their cancer
One researcher at New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center said that it was the 'first time this has happened' in a cancer trial
Researchers say that the success of this monoclonal antibody drug is especially important for people of younger ages as cancer treatment can harm fertility
It is still too early to declare the drug a cancer cure because the trial was small and limited in scope, researchers note, with only 18 participants
The doctors are now expanding the trial for patients with gastric, prostate, and pancreatic cancers
And forgive me if I’m wrong, but isn’t Avacta supposed to have a promising diagnostics division or did I miss them selling it off? Are we all hoping that they will only concentrate on detecting diseases that are not capturing news headlines?
OK, fine then. There’s absolutely NOTHING sinister or unusual in the fact that a disease that has been contained in Africa for decades suddenly makes a breakthrough on the world stage just as the world is about to vote to give the WHO power to control global response to pandemics. We will no longer get to decide on lockdowns, they will. And we’re all OK with that, yes?
Total coincidence
https://twitter.com/sonia_elijah/status/1529007513093525506?s=21&t=w7f_e7O3kGgy0Q_kT4QP4g