Going to drop the writ of election on Sunday

Summitric

SUPER COOL MOD & Supporting Vendor
Moderator
Joined
Oct 21, 2006
Messages
48,007
Reaction score
32,148
Location
Edmonton/Sherwood Park
Website
www.bumpertobumper.ca

smokinD

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jun 1, 2011
Messages
3,879
Reaction score
16,979
Location
Freedom, Ab

The Turdo's favorite company.... corrupt, just like him!
Owned by Soros, that evil bastage even sold out his own people to the Nazi's. He also rebranded the company now called Moderna. Cannot think of the name off hand before it moved to America from Germany but they made zxclon b back then wasn't that great stuff:/
 

Cdnfireman

Active VIP Member
Joined
Sep 11, 2012
Messages
2,726
Reaction score
9,527
Location
Alberta
Owned by Soros, that evil bastage even sold out his own people to the Nazi's. He also rebranded the company now called Moderna. Cannot think of the name off hand before it moved to America from Germany but they made zxclon b back then wasn't that great stuff:/
Bull$hit….that was the predecessor to BASF. BASF still exists. It’s a chemical company not a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Quit believing all the crap you read online.
 

smokinD

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jun 1, 2011
Messages
3,879
Reaction score
16,979
Location
Freedom, Ab
Bull$hit….that was the predecessor to BASF. BASF still exists. It’s a chemical company not a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Quit believing all the crap you read online.
Might wanna go a little deeper down that rabbit hole.
 

smokinD

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jun 1, 2011
Messages
3,879
Reaction score
16,979
Location
Freedom, Ab
Bull$hit….that was the predecessor to BASF. BASF still exists. It’s a chemical company not a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Quit believing all the crap you read online.
Even though Sor azz was only 14 at that time IB Farben was dissolved and he moved to america, I am gonna bet he has his hands dirty in this. As moderna was only worth 25billion in 2020, with no federally approved drugs on the market. Here are some ineteresting facts.

“I think with Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine franchise, and they’re also starting to develop flu vaccines which should hit the market in the next couple of years … you know, we could see a $10 billion franchise five to seven years from now. If you put a ten times sales multiple on that then, you can do the math, then it’s a $100 billion-plus market cap company.

Originally known as ModeRNA Therapeutics, the companywas formed in 2010 to commercialize the research of stem cell biologist Derrick Rossi. Rossi had developed a method of modifying mRNA. He approached fellow Harvard University faculty member Tim Springer, who solicited co-investment from Kenneth R. Chien, Bob Langer, and venture capital firm Flagship Ventures. The group formed ModeRNA, the result of the combined terms “modified” and “DNA”.

In 2018, the company rebranded as “Moderna Inc.” with the ticker symbol MRNA. In December of the same year, Moderna became the largest biotech initial public offering (IPO) in history, raising $621 million (27 million shares at $23 per share) on NASDAQ, and implying an overall valuation of $7.5 billion for the entire company. Not too dusty, considering Moderna had not as yet brought a product to market in their 8-year lifespan.

Every year The Lown Institute issues its top ten list of the worst examples of profiteering and dysfunction in health care. This year they highlighted bad actors from the Covid-19 pandemic. In February, CEO of Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dr. Elizabeth Nabel wrote an op-ed defending high drug prices as a necessity for innovation. In the piece, she did not disclose her role as a member of the board of biotech Moderna, which was developing a Covid-19 vaccine at the time. As a Moderna board member, Nabel received $487,500 in stock options and other payments in 2019.

Nabel sold $8.5 million worth of Moderna stock in 2020, after the company’s stock nearly quadrupled this year on news of early success with its COVID-19 vaccine. In response to criticism, Nabel resigned from the Moderna board.

In August, biotech company Moderna set an estimated price for its Covid-19 vaccine at $32-$37 per dose for “some customers” (the vaccine requires 2 doses). This price is higher than any other Covid-19 vaccine so far, even though 100% of Moderna’s development costs were covered by US government funding. Since Moderna was nominated, their lower bound for vaccine price has declined, in part due to public scrutiny.

Moderna’s CEO clarified in November that they will charge governments $25 — $37 per dose, depending on the amount ordered. Although the US has placed an order for $1.5 billion in doses of the vaccine at a discounted $15 per dose, given the upfront investment by the US government, we are essentially paying for the vaccine twice. Really sad chit, nothing but evil greed by these draconian bastages.
 

Stg2Suby

Active VIP Member
Joined
Mar 8, 2009
Messages
1,913
Reaction score
4,317
Location
Stony Plain AB
Maybe the governor general will say "well Justin, sorry but I don't really see the need for an election right now. Frankly it almost seems like you're taking advantage of an opportunity to gain a majority"
 

Cdnfireman

Active VIP Member
Joined
Sep 11, 2012
Messages
2,726
Reaction score
9,527
Location
Alberta
Even though Sor azz was only 14 at that time IB Farben was dissolved and he moved to america, I am gonna bet he has his hands dirty in this. As moderna was only worth 25billion in 2020, with no federally approved drugs on the market. Here are some ineteresting facts.

“I think with Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine franchise, and they’re also starting to develop flu vaccines which should hit the market in the next couple of years … you know, we could see a $10 billion franchise five to seven years from now. If you put a ten times sales multiple on that then, you can do the math, then it’s a $100 billion-plus market cap company.

Originally known as ModeRNA Therapeutics, the companywas formed in 2010 to commercialize the research of stem cell biologist Derrick Rossi. Rossi had developed a method of modifying mRNA. He approached fellow Harvard University faculty member Tim Springer, who solicited co-investment from Kenneth R. Chien, Bob Langer, and venture capital firm Flagship Ventures. The group formed ModeRNA, the result of the combined terms “modified” and “DNA”.

In 2018, the company rebranded as “Moderna Inc.” with the ticker symbol MRNA. In December of the same year, Moderna became the largest biotech initial public offering (IPO) in history, raising $621 million (27 million shares at $23 per share) on NASDAQ, and implying an overall valuation of $7.5 billion for the entire company. Not too dusty, considering Moderna had not as yet brought a product to market in their 8-year lifespan.

Every year The Lown Institute issues its top ten list of the worst examples of profiteering and dysfunction in health care. This year they highlighted bad actors from the Covid-19 pandemic. In February, CEO of Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dr. Elizabeth Nabel wrote an op-ed defending high drug prices as a necessity for innovation. In the piece, she did not disclose her role as a member of the board of biotech Moderna, which was developing a Covid-19 vaccine at the time. As a Moderna board member, Nabel received $487,500 in stock options and other payments in 2019.

Nabel sold $8.5 million worth of Moderna stock in 2020, after the company’s stock nearly quadrupled this year on news of early success with its COVID-19 vaccine. In response to criticism, Nabel resigned from the Moderna board.

In August, biotech company Moderna set an estimated price for its Covid-19 vaccine at $32-$37 per dose for “some customers” (the vaccine requires 2 doses). This price is higher than any other Covid-19 vaccine so far, even though 100% of Moderna’s development costs were covered by US government funding. Since Moderna was nominated, their lower bound for vaccine price has declined, in part due to public scrutiny.

Moderna’s CEO clarified in November that they will charge governments $25 — $37 per dose, depending on the amount ordered. Although the US has placed an order for $1.5 billion in doses of the vaccine at a discounted $15 per dose, given the upfront investment by the US government, we are essentially paying for the vaccine twice. Really sad chit, nothing but evil greed by these draconian bastages.
None of which has anything to do with the nazis or zyclon B…..just more stupid conspiracy theories trying to link covid to everything bad in human history.
 

snopro

Active VIP Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2009
Messages
102,113
Reaction score
91,251
Location
Milo,Alberta
New Nanos polling showing the Liberals have regressed with the snap call and are out of majority territory. Will the Turd have the guts to make it official tomorrow with this polling? Canadians have said they don't want an early election. Looks good on the pr**k!
 

ABMax24

Active VIP Member
Joined
Sep 10, 2013
Messages
4,650
Reaction score
13,425
Location
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada
I think he'll call it either way, even if liberal supporters don't want the election they'll still go out and vote for him.

I guess the question for us is what's worse, the Liberal minority propped up by the NDP that we have now, or the Liberal majority that is soon to come?
 

imdoo'n

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jan 15, 2008
Messages
57,287
Reaction score
50,396
Location
alberta
Bull$hit….that was the predecessor to BASF. BASF still exists. It’s a chemical company not a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Quit believing all the crap you read online.
zyclon b manufactured by german companies Tesch and Stabenow. and the product was used in the Nazi gas chambers.
 

smokinD

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jun 1, 2011
Messages
3,879
Reaction score
16,979
Location
Freedom, Ab
zyclon b manufactured by german companies Tesch and Stabenow. and the product was used in the Nazi gas chambers.
Just a mental note as well Bayer was part of that I G farben Co and never appoligized until 1995 go figure.
 

smokinD

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jun 1, 2011
Messages
3,879
Reaction score
16,979
Location
Freedom, Ab
Does it matter if it is a majority or not he seems to do what ever he wants anyway and gets away with it.
Yup, easiest nation for "Corporations" to enrich themselves and exploit all the laws and bilk the people to death with there so called levy's/taxes and get the people to pay for it all. But then again some people like being hit with a hammer on a constant basis.:(
 

imdoo'n

Active VIP Member
Joined
Jan 15, 2008
Messages
57,287
Reaction score
50,396
Location
alberta
Just a mental note as well Bayer was part of that I G farben Co and never appoligized until 1995 go figure.
it's a deep rabbit hole, looks like a lot of whitewashing going on also.
 
Top Bottom