Luna

Edgy cute style fan 🖤 Keep a playful heart and enjoy every lovely little moment in life.

[Luna @Kevlar377459561]

A cup of warm tea, soothing the night

#Relaxation #Healing

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Look at the little things I picked up while out shopping today.

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Out shopping—what do you think of this hat?

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Such an adorable little puppy!

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Is the doll cuter, or am I?

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My mood today is as good as this drink.

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So ugly it’s cute

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Feeling wonderful today, too.

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It’s just so cute!

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So beautiful

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good day

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I love all kinds of food.

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A sumptuous meal.

[CNBC's Fast Money @CNBCFastMoney]

The TikTok fallout may not cause a deterioration in U.S.-China relations, suggests Dewardric McNeal of @LongviewG

He explains how it could all play out:

[Holger Zschaepitz @Schuldensuehner]

This chart explains why Non-Profitable Tech Stocks continue to lose ground to Big Tech. It is the rise in 10y US bond yields that is reducing the value of long-duration stocks, which is what non-profitable tech is.

[William Makis MD @MakisMedicine]

BREAKING NEWS: Turbo Cancer Treatment race is on: Johnson & Johnson just completed $2 billion cancer drug buy of Ambrx on March 7, 2024 - Merck, Novartis, Sanofi, Eli Lilly, AbbVie, Pfizer, BMS - they all want in!

Latest on Big Pharma's race to treat mRNA Induced TURBO CANCER:

While everyone is distracted by arguments of whether Turbo Cancer exists, Big Pharma is in a feeding frenzy of Cancer Treatment company acquisitions:

I review the biggest blockbuster buyouts and mergers in past 4 months:

Pfizer spent $43 billion to acquire Seagen (paid 42% premium)
- doubles Pfizer's Oncology pipeline
- will be able to treat majority of Turbo Cancers
- spent $14 million on SuperBowl Ad
- has 10 manufacturing sites on 3 continents to produce cancer drugs
- promises to produce 8 blockbuster cancer drugs by 2030
- will use ADCs (synthetic antibody drug conjugates)

Johnson & Johnson spent $2 billion to buy Ambrx (completed Mar.7, 2024)
- will use ADCs (synthetic antibody drug conjugates) just like Pfizer
- has a "oncology innovation strategy"

AbbVie spent $10.1 billion to buy Immunogen at 95% premium.
- expands their oncology pipeline (ovarian cancer)
- wants to re-define standard of care for those "living with cancer"
- to drive revenue growth into next decade

Bristol Myers Squibb to buy Mirati Therapeutics for $5.8 billion at 52% premium.
- recently FDA approved lung cancer drug Krazati
- has only one approved cancer drug

Bristol Myers Squibb to buy RayzeBio for $4.1 billion at 104% premium
- radiopharmaceuticals (my specialty)
- "manufacture cancer treatments on a global scale"
- competitors include Novartis, Eli Lilly

Novartis in the lead to acquire cancer drug developer MorphoSys ($1.6 billion Euros)
- bone marrow cancer drugs including lymphoma
- seeks expertise via this acquisition to expand its oncology division internally

Eli Lilly is spending $1.4 billion to acquire Point Biopharma Global and according to Forbes, is paying a 90% premium.
- radiopharmaceuticals
- aims to transform precision oncology
- cure end stage prostate cancer (my specialty)

Boehringer spent 450 million CHF to buy T3 Pharma and its targeted bacteria platform.
- new cutting edge targeted cancer therapy using engineered bacteria
- turn cold tumors into "hot ones"
- unique platform to deliver bioactive proteins directly into tumor micro-environment while sparing healthy tissues

When my Cancer Treatment Program was illegally sabotaged by Alberta Health Services starting in 2016, and AHS seriously harmed or outright murdered over 2450 of my cancer patients at Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton, which led to a $13.5 million lawsuit against AHS which is still ongoing, at the time there was no money in the cancer treatments I was providing (targeted radiopharmaceuticals).

This illegal sabotage and cancer patient murders were known to Alberta Premier @RachelNotley, Alberta Premier @JKenney and currently is well known to every @YourAlberta MLA and @ABDanielleSmith including @RCMPAlberta

In 2023, two of these acquisitions involve my sabotaged Cancer Treatments & Expertise: Bristol Myers Squibb $4.1 billion deal for RayzeBio and Eli Lilly’s $1.4 billion deal for Point Biopharma Global.

How times change!

@JustinTrudeau re-built my Cancer Program in Vancouver, British Columbia as “ARTMS” which was just acquired by Telix for $82 million on Mar.4, 2024 - how much investment Trudeau and his Liberal friends have in that and related companies ? (would make great investigative journalism for anyone interested).

Trudeau poured over $300 million of public funds into precision oncology (targeted radiopharmaceuticals) and this $82 million deal is just the first spin-off private purchase of a company built with public funds - Canadian taxpayer money. But I digress...

Bottom line is, whether establishment doctors believe in mRNA Induced Turbo Cancer or not is irrelevant, hundreds of billions will be made treating it.

In 2023, the top 10 Big Pharma buyout deals came to $115.8 billion, increasing from 2022 ($65 billion) and 2021 ($53 billion).

You will not find this information anywhere else because no one wants you to notice until they've all positioned themselves.

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[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

I’m getting more oppressed with each passing day in the sun.

[(DEVICE BEEPS) @StonksReddit]

lol welcome to the party pal

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

Apollo 11 astronauts had to go through customs after returning from the moon. They declared their cargo of moon rocks and moon dust, and listed their travel route as starting at Cape Kennedy (now Cape Canaveral) in Florida with a stopover on the moon. The astronauts were trapped inside a NASA trailer as part of a quarantine effort just in case they brought back any germs or diseases from the moon.