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I mentioned this on monday. I believe it would have to be disclosed via a RNS as it would be further funding for Sareum.
Also Workinginpharma I have just read your post and want to say thank you.

RogerRedfern.
I saltue your posts. I missed the one earlier.
I appreciate you mentioning my concerns re cytoxicity re mRNA vaccinations.
I wish I could have put into a post the facts you have and the negative comments I have received as to being a conspiracy theorist. I was looking at DNA and introducing RNA into our bodies.
Looks like people are waking up.
Admittedly I have refused any covid vaccination based on my concerns. Problem is those vaccinated don't want to hear negative outcomes of the jabs. Especially mRNA jabs.
I respect that.
But my post earlier re Japanese Regulatory Authority FOI facts should make people rethink about boosters etc.
Ps it is comforting that this is a discussion board and individuals can check out media that is not msm controlled.
Very best regards Steadydanny

Potnak could you elaborate your post? What do you consider the conspiracy to be? I'm not sure if you are having a dig at my post (which is factually correct) or I'm reading it incorrectly.

A freedom of information request by Bartholomeus Lakeman via the Japanese Regulatory Authority about the Pfizer vaccine. Unexpectedly it shows that cytoxic spike proteins to be migrating from the injection site and accumulating in major organs around the body.....
Just Google Japanese Regulatory Authority
Once again my.point about re the requirements of a kinase inhibitor
Steadydanny

Phosphorylation in that report is enough for me to feel we are on the game. Lots of posts on here are about trading. I am amused that someone sold in excess of 1m today. Hoping for side trading and fill orders setting a price because that was the price they decided to finish on.
If you are in. Then we'll done.
I sincerely (going to sound like a prat) think individuals here are missing the wood for the trees.
It's not about covid. It's about a spike protein.

Take it or leave it. I personally think the concern is with concerns over an untested response to a response under emergency protocol. The spike protein should not move beyond its injection point. VAERS and Yellow card reporting are raising concerns. I think the kinase inhibitor is a treatment for adverse reactions to an emergency rolled out vaccine that is not legally bound by manufacturers or government to be contested. Its about a kinase inhibitor. When tyrosine is replaced by uracil. Thus incoming cytokine storms. Its not rocket science.

Harp. We have a raffle for things like 2 hours gardening and a load of logs. Where individuals put in something for free to assist the scouts, girl guides, church upkeep, and also a certain gentleman who recently sadly passed, his lawn was open for persons to park their cars if they would be polite enough to name a donation to an African charity to help with the charity to assist orphaned African children for the last 40 years when parking up to visit Weston beach. Extraordinary individual.

AgentB. Beer as a fishing village was and is a remarkable place and the individuals who have lived there. I study the local history. You don't cross anyone who is from Beer. They dealt with so much. I won't go into detail but so much in the news today would do well to research Beer and what the villagers put up with.
Best regards Steadydanny
PS will you come to the fete? I hope so.
I'm hoping if Mr DM gets a break from his busy schedule he might visit with his family. He would be very well received.

Bunsa. Everyone is welcome to the village fete. And I will make sure you get first dibs on the homemade cakes. They are amazing!Sometimes it's nice nice to meet face to face rather than behind keyboards. Given some of us live in Devon it would be great to have a discussion in open air (albeit in a graveyard with the noteable Sir Norman Lockyer in our vicinity, I reckon he would be elated as to what Mr DM is doing and Heliums role in the world today and its future requirements). I wish them the best of luck in their non ramping progress. Just steady and progressive.
The individuals who assist to respect a person's passing place and work for free have been rather taken aside by my passing on of information re He1. It brings a certain amount of dignified respect that they were not lookin for but do it for selfless reasons.
To all He1 shareholders get your backsides to the Salcombe Regis fete. Date is yet to be confirmed . Will find out soon But, legislation and all that. But everyone welcome.if you turn up Turn your phone off, take off your watch, and have a few hours of time when you go back to the days when you were happy. You will not be disappointed.
Best regards Steadydanny

Ponak. I'm wondering if the HNWI is going to take advantage of the first £900k investment an a RNS for approx 1.6million shares given we have had 5 consecutive days above 5p.
That would be a further investment of faith in the science.
Steadydanny

I agree. I think that was part of the Edison Investment group RNS post 2 months ago.
Since then we have had a double cash input by HNWI.
I think we have multiple options from multiple individuals/ groups.
Imo.

ready to take down to Sir Norman Lockyers grave and raise a toast.
Cheers everyone

Spraying water on it reduces the hydrodynamics. It's about suppressing the above sea level oxygen gain.
Thus once again its about having the best of the best involved with us and very aware of their unique skill set. Not scaremongering misinformation.

Trek. I can advise that the village fete has the go ahead for the 26th of August. A village next door to Sidmouth. The church has created a pamphlet and noteable last resting places of said individuals. Including Sir Norman Lockyer.!
Come and visit the fete and just ask for Dan. Im not hard to miss. Big and hairy. Our garden is used amongst others for the cream teas on the day.
Peak Hill is one steep hill! Ps love Plymouth. I used to sail out of Mayflower Marina and go to Newton Ferris. If you are of a certain age you might recall Diamond Lils off Union Street. Oh my the stories would melt the world we live in today.
I caught up with a few local individuals today and advised about He1 and the link to Norman Lockyers resting place. They had no idea about the Tanzania link but were excited when I exorbitantly yabbered on about the possible strike of Helium and its uses, as it brings something positive to the work they do for free tending the graves
I just wonder if the board of He1 might like to pop in and say hello here.

Hi slowroll. It was called a charabanc. Used to collect tourists around Sidmouth and have a 'heady' drive around the valley and near by villages. We are hoping that our village fair given constraints (which is a proper old school one, if you turned your phone off and ditched your phone you would be back in the halcyon days) occurs on the 26th August this year. It raises money for the church and scouts and girl guides et al.
The year prior to the outbreak made about 12k. The cakes are homemade, mugs of tea, jumble sale, veg plant sales, wet Sponge stocks,coconut shy, et al and we had about 1600 turn up for it in 2019.
And the part discoverer of Helium is surrounded in the churchyard with individuals having a properly wonderful day.

Slowroll.
I humbly apologise. You are correct. I got the two individuals the wrong way around. I am so embarrassed. If I write a post i consider it imperative it is factually correct.
I've had them the wrong way around for the last 3 years in my head and mentioning to the church visitors of what I thought was correct.
Yes Lockyer with a French counterpart discovered Helium. Once again I apologise and feel like digging a hole and burying myself.
Might I remark your correction was polite and courteously written. Thankyou.
So I will amend my previous post.
I will pop down to Sir Norman Lockyers grave and advise him of the He1 news and superb ongoing work the team are undertaking in Tanzania tomorrow.
On a cross reference to Fleming, which for some reason I did report correctly before(a few months back, I think malaise has set in!) how it was noteable or not that Fleming invented (or atleast had a part discovery in it) the radio valve that allowed Marconi to make his transatlantic transmission and they reside nearby to each other.
When we consider Helium is required to enable among other things, both the Internet and smartphones to operate.
I was wrong. Feel so stupid and embarrassed.
Final note. I mentioned before He1 don't give a RNS until they are certain they are happy to report it. Such as award of their EIA certificate and the RNS some 11 days later or so.
Lesson learnt personally.
Regards Steadydanny

Hi Slow roll. Appreciate your response.
Sir Norman Lockyer (and his family) are buried about 20 yards away from Fleming.
They missed each other by about 30 years I believe. It's in our local research as to the connections. It I have read by a local historian ( not everything is on google) is that Lockyer became interested in Flemings research and various gases that would assist a radio valve. This prompted Lockyer to move to Sidmouth, then build his observatory and research Flemings ideas
Lockyer then discovered Helium by watching how the sun burns as well as his own research.
So I'm sure we are all aware that discoveries sometimes get claimed by those who piggy backed on the back of other research.
Imo Lockyer validated Flemings ideas.
Regards Steadydanny

MR ST. Wasn't exactly asking for help beyond the grave, more of a cursory 'thankyou' for his discovery and how it has helped the world.
Just like to think I'm part of something here that will do so much good given Heliums requirements in our existing and advancing world, and personally I don't think we could have a better team.
Regards Steadydanny

I've been working in the graveyard repairing stonewalls today and went over to Sir Ambrose Flemings grave.
I gave him the heads up about what is happening in Tanzania and the tremendous work the CEO and crew are doing, and advised I would pop a bottle of bubbles at his grave and raise a salute to him, fingers crossed we get the news we are all waiting for.
Regards Steadydanny

Personally I've never been in a share that has so many strings in their bow. I am so happy to be here.
I notice some posters have gone quiet despite their deliberate attempts to disrupt 2 weeks prior to third quarter update response. Well Sareum didnt disappoint.
There's more coming.
And look at the sp today. No 'odd' drop post 1630 hours. This is looking very good for substantiated reasons.
Sareums Kinase inhibitor I salute you.
Going to be some trickery but I'm not fussed.
Night all..