I’m not aware of anyone “claiming to know his motives.”
I agree Dr. Malone has been enormously helpful on many fronts, as mentioned in my other recent essay on him. It just seems there are some topics he can’t or won’t mention.
Perhaps he’s trying to say as much as allowable in mainstream venues, and this is heroic of itself.
I’m not aware of anyone “claiming to know his motives.”
I agree Dr. Malone has been enormously helpful on many fronts, as mentioned in my other recent essay on him. It just seems there are some topics he can’t or won’t mention.
Perhaps he’s trying to say as much as allowable in mainstream venues, and this is heroic of itself.
Ok, go with that idea, but riddle this why is it that Malone claims to have "mRNA patents", but he has Nothing to Sell, yet Trudeau got the patents out of UBC(can), and transferred them to his private company and licensed to his monopoly service provider pfizer&moderna.
Now why wasn't the so called 'inventor' able to do any of that?
Pray tell elucidate people, I always thought that interview had an agenda more than simple information.
I’m not aware of anyone “claiming to know his motives.”
I agree Dr. Malone has been enormously helpful on many fronts, as mentioned in my other recent essay on him. It just seems there are some topics he can’t or won’t mention.
Perhaps he’s trying to say as much as allowable in mainstream venues, and this is heroic of itself.
Ok, go with that idea, but riddle this why is it that Malone claims to have "mRNA patents", but he has Nothing to Sell, yet Trudeau got the patents out of UBC(can), and transferred them to his private company and licensed to his monopoly service provider pfizer&moderna.
Now why wasn't the so called 'inventor' able to do any of that?
Pray tell elucidate people, I always thought that interview had an agenda more than simple information.
I have not, but you might check the patent dates.
A very few Canadians are aware of the Trudeau family trust association with Acuitas/Arbutus Pharmaceuticals and the LNP patents.
From the time of Dr. Malone's lab work, the patents may be a bit stale, and less remunerative.
I agree.