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From North East, so no champagne corks popping when this pops

‘Let’s just get doon the toon for a few bottles of broon, Haway the lads!’

As a relative new comer here, I have been greatly impressed by the energy and the depth of research posted for everybody’s benefit.

I now just really hope this is the game changer we have waited for. That SAR helps underscore great new treatments & also turns out to be an umpteen bagger.

Particularly the LTH your belief has kept
this ticking over and you deserve to be richly rewarded. BW

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Understandably there is little appetite to scrutinise much of what has occurred at the moment for fear of distraction.

The latest debacle with a lab just set up with the apparent sole purpose to profiteer in a crisis just goes to show you can magically be awarded £100s of millions of public money without established expertise or competence.

Very wiffy smells around many of these mega deals with no transparency.

Much better to present our wares worldwide than be constricted by governmental halfhearted schemes, unqualified favouritism and chaos imho.

Nice one, my best performer on an otherwise fairly lack lustre day, hoping for more next week.

Where are we off to the then ?
Nearly wine o’clock that’ll do for me .

‘Give the dog a boon,’ unusual phraseology but preferable to the Pfizer comparison which had the men in white coats on standby.

It wasn’t part of Han**** Enterprises was it ?

There has been considerable unrest from GSK shareholders and a realisation that whilst holding a bulging war chest their new product range is lagging behind comparable pharma.

With the imminent company split aggressive acquisitions to sustain their future is anticipated and similar acquisition discussions are being floated over at SAR.

Obviously looking to compete in a similar space to SNG so credible that they would seek to swallow up the competition before we get too established.

The more mega funded potential suitors the better and whilst GSK remains conjecture I wouldn’t dismiss it.

SNG inherent value just keeps adding and these discussions have come as timely reminder to me. A big thanks for bringing together this research.

So how do you place a valuation on a treatment which potentially tackles such a range of chronic conditions?

Thanks also for the Topol tweet also realistically by default adding value.
Not a happy revelation but maybe a timely reminder that the vaccine panacea is a bucket with a hole in it and will need continuous top ups and strong treatments alongside them.

Not wholly convinced Sajid.

Massive NHS shortages and drafting in soldiers across much of the country to cope with unmet ambulance demand doesn’t appear all that ‘stable’ to me.

Regards not quite painting a face on a football calling it Wilson but good to know others are sharing the island!

Some shares I hold get 150 + posts on here a day.

I just love it how 4D get to mid afternoon and have just one new post after a RNS albeit a bit lacklustre.

Just checking there are others out there and I haven’t bought a company by default.

Very few people have the time energy or inclination to devote their life to ethically sourced food or belongings.

We might virtue signal and pretend we are helping to save the planet by say driving an electric vehicle. Whilst conveniently forgetting about a wasteland of filth and toxic chemicals released by the mining operation in a far off African country. It may well decimate a local eco system so that you can enjoy the wonders of your electric batteries. Or indeed ruin the fishing that sustains life or make undrinkable water for the local population blighted by your ‘green’ lifestyle.

Few things are clear cut and to a lesser or greater degree somewhere along the line there is usually a trade off between the reality and that which we aspire to.

So living in the real world for a moment would I lose any sleep if SNG were gobbled up by a gargantuan business that has, and continues to perpetuate ill health and death? Well in all honesty no.

The bad stuff goes on ad Infinitum and if it also made SNG available worldwide for the greater good then so be it. Many, many bad things mass killings of innocents etc are done vicariously in our name and very few are calling for the government to resign. Because we realise that the other option currently is probably even more chaotic and in any case regardless of political persuasion bad things will continue to be done for us. In the name of the so called greater good and we will happily turn a blind eye.

If SNG are bought out by bad actors but go on to save lives and make you a few bob in the process just be thankful.

It’s not Paul Simon but ....

Only joking - good effort and very enjoyable - & similarly BW
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Night Fruits likewise.
And for what’s its worth I may be wrong of course, but I get the distinct impression you are one of life’s Bon oeufs so the very best of luck to you too :)

If ‘ye of little faith’ was directed at me then probably it a Yes & No.

Do I believe in a chap sitting on a cloud or that men in Cassocks with a high predisposition to paedophilia are going to make the world a better place then no probably not,

Do I have faith in certain medical professionals who have actually saved my nearest and dearest for example, then a big unqualified yes.

But intrinsically I am a realist or fatalist. So I do believe that no amount of chanting or singing ‘cum by yah ‘ is going do much. But hey each to their own whatever floats your boat as they say.

No fruits I have not nor am I saying that,

All I am saying is so be it.

Give us the sense to recognise that which we can change and good sense to recognise that which we can’t.

I don’t know about you but last time I looked I was but a lowly PI gambling a few quid and I won’t be mounting a counter bid if PM or whoever else for that matter decides they want to buy SNG.

Very few people have the time energy or inclination to devote their life to ethically sourced food or belongings. We might virtue signal and pretend we are helping to save the planet by say driving an electric vehicle. Whilst conveniently forgetting about a wasteland of filth and toxic chemicals released by the mining operation in a far off African country decimating a local eco system so can enjoy the wonders of your electric batteries, or indeed the loss of fishing, livelihoods or indeed clean water for the local population blighted by your ‘green’ lifestyle.

Few things are clear cut and to a lesser or greater degree somewhere along the line there is usually a trade off between the reality and that which we aspire to.

So living in the real world for a moment would I lose any sleep if SNG were gobbled up by a gargantuan business that has, and continues to perpetuate ill health and death? Well in all honesty no. The bad stuff goes on ad Infinitum and if it also made SNG available worldwide for the greater good then so be it. Many, many bad things mass killings of innocents etc are done vicariously in our name and very few are calling for the government to resign. Because invariably we realise the other option currently is probably even more chaos and in any case regardless of political persuasion bad things will continue to be done for the so called greater good and we happily turn a blind eye.

If SNG are bought out by bad actors but go on to save lives and make you a few bob in the process just be thankful.

Now that is just pathetic.

You are happy to roundly chastise others here and argue against them but if it happens to you, you act injured and threaten to run away.

‘Why are the Uk Government important to Synairgen?’

Nonsense and you would have fried anybody else for posting such nonsense only this time these are your words and your nonsense.

You set yourself up chap and acting all wounded because I called you out.

When you are in a hole I suggest you stop digging.

Absolutely nothing personal but as I say I am not getting drawn into an argument so try can try & impress your followers and regain a bit pride. Sorry old chap, nonsense is nonsense.