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@fasc1nate Female reporter pinches men's bottoms to as a social experiment in 1971 https://t.co/KeAn4duCkE

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Cobra on a golf course fleeing from a mongoose 📹Elitha Peachey /elithapeachey https://t.co/WO9UROWuAs

@VisionaryVoid - VisionaryVoid

@fasc1nate The impact and collapse —911 https://t.co/NnphpWJ9if

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤'𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐍𝐞𝐰𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐬: 1. Data from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change showed that Kenya has a total of 765 delegates at COP 28. That is nearly twice the size of the EU delegation (396). #MwangoMemes

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

@NguliMT @KenyansNoContxt @Brianmbunde @BrianGeorgeKE @OchiengJasper @swabrah @the_acemt @McOriaro 2. The UNFCC published the full list of party and overflow party delegates attending COP 28. What was notable was that a substantial number of people in the Kenyan delegation was made up of government officials as opposed to climate experts & researchers . #MwangoMemes

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

3. President Ruto was this week heard saying that the cost of living is now lower than last year and that the economy is booming. Here is what Kenyans had to say: #MwangoMemesH

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

4. Federation of Kenya Employers [ @FKEKenya] issued projections that 40% of employers plan to reduce employees to meet increasing operating costs in Kenya. This is in addition to employers shedding 70k jobs in the last one year. #MwangoMemes

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5. In more unemployment news, Unga Group [ @UNGAGroupPLC ] announces intention to lay off ~50 workers as the economic situation gets tough and the business comes under increased competition. #MwangoMemes

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

6. Sameer Africa, Crown Paints, and WPP Scangroup are the latest listed companies to issue profit warnings to their investors. This brings to 12 the number of listed firms that are anticipating substantially lower earnings this year. #MwangoMemes

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

7. #Ad Are you planning for your Coastal escape this festive season? Swipe your Co-op [ @Coopbankenya] Visa card at Sun and Sand and enjoy a 10% discount on your stay. Plan your getaway with Visa through: https://tinyurl.com/y9exm5xm #MwangoMemes

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@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

8. Consumers and manufacturers have won a fresh reprieve after the Court of Appeal declined to lift an order stopping KRA from doubling excise stamp taxes on beer, bottled water, and cosmetics. #MwangoMemes https://t.co/PvdDVmzQ4E

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

9. A restaurant owner has effected a new policy requiring all customers to pay for meals and services in dollars on account of the weakening Kenyan Shilling. "We want a stable business; the shilling is not stable.” #MwangoMemes https://t.co/uTiqd2i3qo

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

10. Jiangxi Transportation, a Chinese firm, has suspended the construction of a section of the 84km Kenol-Sagana-Marua Road following a delay in payment of KES 900M by the project financiers. Jiangxi Transportation to their workers: #MwangoMemes https://t.co/LNE9u4qLQj

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

11. This week there was some temporary relief for Kenyans as the Housing Levy was declared unconstitutional. The relief is only temporary as the High Court issued stay orders on the ruling until January 10th. A knockout punch that was thorough from the High Court: #MwangoMemes https://t.co/CWPTQ2R2OZ

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

12. In other news, the High Court has issued conservatory orders temporarily suspending the implementation of the new social health insurance Acts in Kenya until 7th February 2024. A live view of the High Court stopping this implementation: #MwangoMemes https://t.co/cv8MLrHLAU

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

13. After facing near-closure last year, Sky Garden, a Kenyan e-commerce startup, has risen from the brink following Lipa Later’s reported fresh investment of KES 250 M (~USD 1.6 M). A live reaction from Sky Garden: #MwangoMemes https://t.co/TYWEOCDnjb

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

14. That's a wrap from the #MwangoMemes desk" 🤝 Thanks to our Chief Memes Officer @Wanjiku_Njuguna for compiling this. 👋 Have a lovely weekend & do enjoy more memes from our thread last week: #MwangoMemes

@MwangoCapital - Mwango Capital

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤'𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐍𝐞𝐰𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐬: 1. The Social Health Insurance Act that repeals NHIF & establishes 3 new funds including the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) came into effect this week. That just means more deductions. #MwangoMemes https://t.co/TIX9Sa88hq

@MigunaMiguna - Dr. Miguna Miguna

This is illiterate. Governments all over the world run PROFITABLE hotels, banks and other enterprises. Nothing stops the Government from leasing KICC space to private enterprises at a profit. However, OWNERSHIP must remain public. You don’t have to sell parastatals to make them profitable. You have to hire competent and incorruptible MANAGERS to run them. The GoK sold KQ, Uchumi, KBS, etc. to oligarchs for a song, then continued to plunder them to bankruptcy. Privatization doesn’t necessarily result in profitability of enterprises. In Kenya, it results in bankruptcy. Many private companies have collapsed due to mismanagement, too. It’s financially illiterate to argue that privatization makes anything profitable. Show us one profitable public enterprise you have privatized. Just one!

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@247AfricanFacts - African History & Stats

𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐦 𝐗 𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐨𝐥𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐞 & 𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐢𝐧 𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐬 𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬. ^ { Hanifa De Zerbi Kenyan Shilling Penuel Cassper JKIA Davido Somalia Abena Korkor Asantehene Bishop Oko Amapiano Samklef Farm City Mr Ibu Baddo

@ekavingo - Ernest

The business environment is rough and p unfavorable, I think it is the worst now than it has ever been. Business big, small new old and established are either closing or moving to other countries. The government needs to seriously work on this. Business need to thrive not die.

@ekavingo - Ernest

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@BoucherNicolas - Nicolas Boucher

How to Analyse Financial Statements? Learn today the Vertical Analysis method A financial analysis method that looks at each line item as a percentage of a base figure within the statement. Open the thread to start learning the vertical analysis method. https://t.co/CLByrLNDXz

@BoucherNicolas - Nicolas Boucher

Use ratios to compare financial statements of different sizes - like stating each line as a percentage of sales for P&L or as a percentage of total assets for the balance sheet. https://t.co/2FgaNCssUn

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Another ratio: https://t.co/wCIYI4ZZSc

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Pros include benchmarking and analyzing relationships between line items. https://t.co/Za8utJzLfY

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Cons include limited value if the base figure is significantly higher or lower than expected. https://t.co/NwIhGX9Q8C

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@caitoz - Caitlin Johnstone

One of the most destructive ideas in modern times is this notion that it’s fine and appropriate for governments to act like monsters whenever anything bad happens to their country. We saw it happen with the United States after 9/11, and we’re seeing it now with Israel. Dropping military explosives on children is just as wrong now as it was on October 6th. Wars of aggression were just as wrong on September 12th 2001 as they were on September 10th. But there’s this idiotic belief in mainstream culture that a nation experiencing a traumatic event means it gets to go on a murderous rampage until it feels better. As soon as the Hamas attack occurred we were inundated with messaging from the western political/media class which conveyed the idea that because something bad happened to Israel, Israel now gets to do a little genocide, as a treat. This is stupid nonsense, and should be rejected by all thinking people. No other aspect of human life works like this. A normal guy isn’t permitted to go on a shooting spree at his wife’s workplace just because she cheated on him with Kyle from marketing. He’s not even allowed to be mean to customers at work or he’ll get fired. The rules don’t stop applying to normal people just because something bad happened to them; only when we’re thinking about the giant power conglomerates known as governments is this sloppy thinking ever taken seriously. In fact, in other aspects of life we understand that after a traumatic event it’s actually important to protect our friends and loved ones from making bad decisions in the emotional heat of the moment. You wouldn’t let your sister get an ugly face tattoo after a nasty breakup. If you saw your friend stumbling around with his car keys in one hand and a bottle in the other after losing his job, you wouldn’t tell him you stand with him and support whatever it is he’s getting ready to do. You’d understand that people can make unwise decisions after something bad happens to them, and you’d do what you can to help steer them away from it. But when we extend our thinking out to the world’s deadliest military forces — precisely the things toward which we should be most careful about bad decision-making — all that goes out the window. All of a sudden “You’re either with us or against us” is framed as a perfectly sound and reasonable position to have on issues like multiple full-scale ground invasions, and if you don’t “Stand with Israel” while it bombs Gaza, Lebanon and Syria that means you’re an evil terrorist supporter who probably hates Jews. The death toll from Israel’s bombing campaign in Gaza has already more than doubled the death toll from the Hamas attack, and we can expect it to keep multiplying because there’s no meaningful opposition to the bloodshed. The United States, who as an indispensable backer of Israel could end all this with a word, has refused to draw a single red line on what Israel may or may not do if it wishes to retain US support — even its indiscriminate use of white phosphorus, which violates international humanitarian law. War crimes are being committed not just openly but announced in advance as Tel Aviv commits itself to the collective punishment of Palestinians with a complete siege of Gaza, and Israel’s allies have no objection to this. And it’s pretty bad in the general western public as well. Because of the frenetic propaganda campaign by the western press in the wake of the Hamas attack, a new CNN poll finds that half of Americans have been successfully convinced that because something bad happened to Israel, Israel is “fully justified” in raining hellfire on a giant concentration camp in which half the population are children. The moments after a scary and traumatizing event are the very moments we should be most vigilant against abuses by the nation affected by it. Instead we’re doing the exact opposite as a society and silently agreeing that certain nations get a hall pass on war crimes and mass murder whenever something bad happens to them. At the exact time when the light of wisdom needs to be shining at its very brightest, we’re allowing it to be flushed down the toilet. And now as anti-war voices like Trita Parsi, Branko Marcetic and Connor Echols have noted, we’re looking at a conflict that could easily escalate and expand to include other nations in the middle east and the US alliance. All because the world decided that we are now on a temporary holiday away from reason and compassion. This needs to stop. We need to be thinking rationally not just about the current violence but the factors which gave rise to it. That means taking a full accounting of the apartheid abuses which gave rise to Hamas and the Palestinian resistance, ending those abuses and righting the wrongs. It means negotiations. It means diplomacy. It means reparations. It means making concessions. It means sitting down and talking. It means acknowledging the problem so that it can be fixed. And all of this can be avoided for as long as Israel and its allies want to strut about huffing about how they have special license to kill Palestinians now because blah blah victim story. At this point in history, just as after 9/11, war looks so very, very easy and peace looks so very, very difficult. But it’s at these exact moments that we need to be pushing hardest for peace, because this is when it actually matters. This is where the rubber meets the road, folks. This is where the real work of creating a healthy world takes place.

@JoePompliano - Joe Pompliano

Kelvin Kiptum set a new world record last weekend with a time of 2:00:35 at the Chicago Marathon. It was just his third marathon ever — and he ran an average pace of 4:36 per mile...for 26.2 miles. But his shoes have become a topic of debate. Here's what you need to know Many academic papers have been written on the increased performance of marathon runners over the last decade. But the easiest way to explain the situation is that new “super shoe” technology emerged in 2016, and marathon times have vastly improved. It started with Nike’s $250 Vaporfly 4% running shoe — but virtually all super shoes contain two elements: 1) Thick soles made with superlight, energy-returning foam, and 2) rigid plates, often made of carbon fiber, that create a springlike effect for runners. These shoes helped Eliud Kipchoge obliterate the men’s marathon world record time by more than 1 minute in 2018 with a 2:01:39 finish in Berlin. Kipchoge even became the first person in history to finish a marathon in less than two hours when he completed the INEOS 1:59 challenge in Vienna in 2019. However, Kipchoge’s sub-2 hour time didn’t officially count because he used a rotating cast of 7 pacemakers in a V formation to shield him from the wind. Eluid Kipchoge isn’t the only one to benefit from super shoes. All of Nike’s competitors — Adidas, Brooks, Saucony, New Balance, Hoka, and Asics — now sell super shoes. More than half of all sub-3 hour marathons are now completed by runners using some brand of super shoes, and Tigst Assesfa from Ethiopia recently shattered the women’s world marathon record by more than 2 minutes at the 2023 Berlin Marathon with a time of 2:11:53 wearing a pair of Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1. For context, the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 shoes by Adidas weigh just 138 grams (60% of the weight in Adidas’ prior top running shoes) but cost $500 and are designed to be worn just once by professional runners. Aka, they are for the top 1% of runners. And it’s not like this is all some superstition by runners — the data backs it up. A 2017 Nike study found that running economy (the amount of oxygen needed to run a specified distance) increased by 4% when examining 18 runners using super shoes. A 2019 New York Times study found runners wearing Nike’s super shoes ran 4% to 5% faster than runners who wore average running shoes and 2% to 3% faster than runners who wore the next fastest popular shoe. And last but not least, each of the Top 10 all-time marathon records kept by World Athletics have happened between 2018 and 2023 during the super shoe craze. But just because marathon times are improving doesn’t mean the shoes are illegal. In fact, World Athletics (the sports governing body for track and field) released new “Athletic Shoe Regulations” in December 2021. These regulations included several stipulations for approving shoes, and they grandfathered in Nike’s line of super shoes. • Shoes must have no sole thicker than 40mm • Shoes must have no more than one rigid structure (e.g. a carbon fiber plate) • Shoes must be available for purchase by consumers for at least 1 month • Shoes can have a different timeframe for purchase outside of the Athletic Shoe Regulations 1-month sale period or for developmental use with prior approval So while many people claim runners are receiving an unfair advantage, this is really just par for the course. None of the shoes used to break records have been deemed illegal by World Athletics’ Shoe Regulations, and training and technology have increased human performance across every sport for decades. That’s why it’s hard to compare different eras — like Mickey Mantle vs. Mike Trout, Larry Bird vs. LeBron James, or Mark Spitz vs. Michael Phelps. Training methods have improved, and recovery techniques have gotten more advanced. This is ultimately good for sports, as it allows all athletes to make progress and creates a new performance standard for each generation to build upon. Super shoes started as a cutting-edge technology that was only available to 1% of the world’s best runners. But now these shoes are being made by several different companies, and virtually anyone can get them — as long as you have $200+ to spare! This technological progress has continued to push the pace of innovation. So while a sub-2-hour marathon was once believed to be impossible, it feels increasingly likely that 23-year-old Kelvin Kiptum will accomplish it in the near future. ** This breakdown is an excerpt from my 3x weekly podcast (top 50 in sports). Subscribe below so you don't miss any episodes in the future. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-joe-pomp-show/id1593114026 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5PLKKWZNoSvGX97kXTGZRW?si=a02362e480ac406e…

@hey_madni - Madni Aghadi

36 ChatGPT Prompts to build startup in 2023: [ Bookmark now or suffer later ] 1. The SpaceX Method Prompt: Learn how to launch your startup into orbit by following the principles of SpaceX, such as [vision, innovation, and resilience]. 2. The Tesla Formula Prompt: Find out how to create a product that customers love and competitors envy by applying the Tesla formula, such as [design, quality, and sustainability]. 3. The Neuralink Challenge Prompt: Explore how to push the boundaries of human potential by taking on the Neuralink challenge, such as [solving hard problems, building interdisciplinary teams, and embracing feedback]. 4. The SolarCity Solution Prompt: Discover how to make a positive impact on the world by adopting the SolarCity solution, such as [reducing carbon footprint, increasing energy efficiency, and creating value for customers]. 5. The PayPal Revolution Prompt: Learn how to disrupt an industry and create a loyal fan base by joining the PayPal revolution, such as [leveraging technology, simplifying processes, and empowering users]. 6. The Boring Company Strategy Prompt: Find out how to turn a boring idea into an exciting opportunity by using the Boring Company strategy, such as [thinking differently, being playful, and having fun]. 7. The Hyperloop Vision Prompt: Explore how to transform the future of transportation by sharing the Hyperloop vision, such as [speed, safety, and sustainability]. 8. The OpenAI Mission Prompt: Discover how to harness the power of artificial intelligence for good by supporting the OpenAI mission, such as [democratizing access, ensuring alignment, and fostering collaboration]. 9. The Starlink Advantage Prompt: Learn how to connect with anyone, anywhere by taking advantage of Starlink, such as [low latency, high bandwidth, and global coverage]. 10. The Neuralace Concept Prompt: Find out how to enhance your brain-computer interface by experimenting with the Neuralace concept, such as [wireless, implantable, and biocompatible]. 11. The 10x Engineer Prompt: Describe the character traits and skills I should look for when hiring the first 10x engineers and AI researchers for [my startup]. 12. The 1,000 true fans Prompt: Outline how I can identify and cultivate the first 1,000 true fans for [my product/service] to gain a solid foundation of loyal customers and evangelists. 13. The Silicon Valley Edge Prompt: Detail how I can leverage Silicon Valley's unique startup culture, access to capital and talent to scale [my product/service] rapidly. 14. The Founder's Dilemma Prompt: Provide advice on how I can balance my roles as technologist, visionary and CEO of [my startup] to maximize its chances of success. 15. The 21st Century Lifestyle Prompt: Outline how [my product/service] could enable and enhance the 21st century lifestyle that Elon Musk envisions, with increased automation, connectivity and sustainability. 16. The Open Sourced Approach Prompt: Describe how open sourcing parts of [my product/service] could attract developers, garner feedback, improve reliability and accelerate innovation within [my industry]. 17. The Mythical Man-Month Prompt: Explain how I can avoid the "Mythical Man-Month" phenomenon where adding developers to a late software project makes it later, based on Elon Musk's management approaches. 18. The Steve Jobs Playbook Prompt: Outline how I can apply Steve Jobs' principles for innovative product design - focus, simplicity, craftsmanship and empathy - to [my product/service]. 19. The Hacker Mentality Prompt: Explain how adopting a "hacker mentality" of questioning assumptions, experimenting frequently and learning rapidly could help [my startup] succeed. 20. The Hyperloop Vision Prompt: Outline a vision for how [my industry] could be transformed using a hyperloop-like approach that combines multiple existing technologies in an unprecedented way. 21. The Viral Growth Strategy Prompt: Provide a viral growth strategy tailored to [my product/service] that leverages the network effect, user incentives and the importance of early adopters. 22. The Moonshot Mentality Prompt: Explain how adopting a "moonshot mentality" of setting ambitious goals, challenging status quos and thinking unconventionally could help [my startup] succeed. 23. The 10x Marketing Prompt: Describe how I can apply Elon Musk and Tesla's approach of focusing on the product, storytelling and word-of-mouth marketing to achieve 10x results for [my startup]. 24. The Human-AI Symbiosis Prompt: Outline a vision for how [my product/service] could contribute to the emerging human-AI symbiosis - the merging of human and artificial intelligence capabilities. 25. The Brand Building Prompt: Provide strategic advice on how I can build a brand for [my product/service] that is as distinctive, aspirational and culturally relevant as Tesla's. 26. The Talent Magnet Prompt: Explain how I can build [my startup] into a talent magnet that attracts the world's best engineers, scientists and designers by providing an inspiring mission and environment. 27. The Big Hairy Audacious Goal Prompt: Outline a "Big Hairy Audacious Goal" for [my product/service] that would capture the public imagination, attract top talent and become a catalyst for transformation in [my industry]. 28. The S-Curve Advantage Prompt: Describe how [my product/service] could gain an advantage by being at the leading edge of an S-curve of exponential growth and disruption within [my industry]. 29. The Future of [My Industry] Prompt: Outline a bold, optimistic yet grounded vision for the future of [my industry] that is inspired by Elon Musk's visions for transportation, energy and space exploration. 30. The Funding Strategy Prompt: Provide strategic advice on how I can secure funding for [my startup] using a combination of venture capital, government grants, crowdfunding and other sources. 31. The PR Playbook Prompt: Outline how I can generate significant positive media coverage for [my startup] using Elon Musk and Tesla's PR strategies of cultivating journalists and sharing an inspiring vision. 32. The Product-Led Growth Prompt: Describe how I can architect [my product/service] from the start to facilitate product-led growth where the product itself becomes the main growth engine. 33. The Unfair Advantage Prompt: Explain how I can identify and build an "unfair, sustainable advantage" for [my startup] that competitors cannot easily replicate or overcome. 34. The X Effect Prompt: Discover how iterating and improving your product based on customer feedback, like X evolved into PayPal, can help [my startup] succeed. 35. The Online University Effect Prompt: Learn how leveraging technology to make education accessible, like online universities did, can transform [my industry]. 36. The Billion Dollar Startup Prompt: Describe how I can architect [my product/service] to achieve the scale, growth and global impact of a billion dollar startup like Tesla or SpaceX. Follow @hey_madni for more.

@khalilApriday - Khalil Afridi

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@subpharmacist - Sub-Pharmacist🍏

1. Meat and eggs don’t cause any diseases. 2. Skipping breakfast is an underrated fitness hack. 3. “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day” is pure rubb!sh. 4. Fat in a fatty liver does not come from fat in the diet. It's made by the liver from the sugar you eat (mainly fructose). 5. Gout is not caused by red meat. Fructose is the major culprit in gout.

@MakisMD - William Makis MD

NEW ARTICLE: FENBENDAZOLE and CANCER - at least 12 Anti-Cancer mechanisms of action. Not approved by FDA. Cheap. Safe. Kills aggressive cancers. Why no Clinical Trials? I review 9 research papers proving anti-cancer effects of Fenbendazole. Benzimidazole drugs (including Fenbendazole) have widely been used as anti-helminth agents in both human and/or livestock since the 1960s Due to their low cost and high efficacy, benzimidazole anthelmintics have been used throughout the world Ivermectin is FDA approved. Fenbendazole is NOT approved for human use by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and European Medicines Agency (EMA). A close relative of Fenbendazole called Mebendazole is approved by FDA and has several Clinical Trials for Cancer Treatments in Brain cancer and Colon cancer. It's way more expensive! Why no Clinical Trials currently for Fenbendazole? It's cheap! No one will get rich off Fenbendazole. Fenbendazole has at least 12 proven anti-cancer mechanisms in vitro and in vivo: disrupts microtubule polymerization (major mechanism) blocks glucose transport and impairs glucose utilization by cancer cells (major) increases p53 tumor suppressor levels! (major) inhibits cancer cell viability, migration, invasion What about COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancers? Fenbendazole shows in vitro and/or in vivo activity against these cancers: breast cancer (including triple negative breast cancer - which is seen in COVID-19 mRNA Vaccinated individuals with Turbo Cancer) lymphomas (these are the most common COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers and there is more evidence for Fenbendazole treating Lymphomas than with Ivermectin) leukemias (most aggressive COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers - patients have no good treatment options) glioblastomas and gliomas (extremely aggressive COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers with poor prognosis - patients have no good treatment options) lung cancer (NSCLC) (strong signal for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers) hepatocellular carcinoma (signal for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers and all hepatobiliary cancers including Gallbladder and pancreas) rhabdomyosarcomas (possible signal for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancers, sarcomas in general are on the rise after mRNA vaccination and they are extremely aggressive) ovarian cancers Although the anti-parasitic Fenbendazole is not FDA approved for human use, there is extensive evidence of anti-cancer effects in the published literature, both in vitro and in vivo This is NOT a controversial medication, as it has been made out to be! Don't let the smears mislead you. This is a serious anti-cancer agent! Fenbendazole has an excellent safety profile and its close relative, Mebendazole is FDA approved, and it’s undergoing several Clinical Trials for Cancer Treatments in the US right now, including colon cancers and brain cancers. I believe that it is a reasonable hypothesis that COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Turbo Cancer patients could benefit significantly from either Mebendazole or Fenbendazole and I would love to see urgent clinical trials with both. Fenbendazole had Clinical Trials in the past - again, not a controversial medication. More in the article (including Joe Tippens Cancer Protocol that he used for terminal Small Cell Lung Cancer, other Cancer protocols using Fenbendazole 444mg, etc): Article Link in photo to avoid shadowban, just re-type URL into your browser #DiedSuddenly #cdnpoli #ableg

@ekavingo - Ernest

The business environment is rough and p unfavorable, I think it is the worst now than it has ever been. Business big, small new old and established are either closing or moving to other countries. The government needs to seriously work on this. Business need to thrive not die.

@ekavingo - Ernest

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