今後、「自己修復機能」アウトソース型個体の皆様がその類似ヒーリングファクター開発・メンテを丸投げした先とは・・・

 

2022年6月28日火曜日

人類は「自然自己修復機能」搭載型（Homo Superior）と「自己修復機能」アウトソース型（Homo Inferior）に仕分けられた

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2022/06/homo-superiorhomo-inferior.html

REVEALED: Turkish biotech tycoon charged with plotting murder of Vermont father after 'he threatened to expose him for fraud' is a former magician who 'FAKED his medical degree' then duped US healthcare whizzes including Dr. Fauci

• Serhat Gumrukcu was arrested in May on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder 
• He is accused of hiring a hit man to kill Greg Davis, a Vermont father and one of his business associates, in 2018 
• Davis was found shot dead in a snow bank near his home, a day after he was picked up by a man posing as a US Marshal 
• Federal prosecutors say Gumrukcu plotted to kill him because he planned to report him for fraud
• Court documents reveal that Davis was primed to report the Turk and his brother to the FBI for allegedly lying to him about profits from an oil deal 
• It was 2017, around the time Gumrukcu was trying to acquire a majority stake in Enochian Biotech 
• Prosecutors say he plotted to have Davis killed to stop him from ruining his biotech deal 
• Before his arrest, he owned $100million worth of Biotech stock 
• As of Tuesday, the company remained on NASDAQ and is worth $137m  

By Jennifer Smith, Chief Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Published: 15:31 EDT, 28 June 2022 | Updated: 18:04 EDT, 28 June 2022

 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10961121/Turkish-biotech-tycoon-charged-plotting-murder-Vermont-father-duped-Fauci.html

 The Turkish biotech tycoon charged with plotting the murder of a Vermont father shot dead in 2018 is a former teenage magician who allegedly faked his own medical degree to dupe US healthcare executives, including Dr. Anthony Fauci. 

Serhat Gumrukcu is the 39-year-old founder of Enochian Biosciences, which claims to be developing treatments for cancer, hepatitis and HIV. The company is listed on the NASDAQ with a valuation of of $137million, of which he is believed to own $98million.

Hindenburg Research recently described the company's work as being rooted in an 'entirely preclinical pipeline of claimed miracle cures'. 

Gumrukcu founded the company claiming he had extensive medical training and a PhD from a university in Russia, but he is unlicensed to practice in the US.

Prosecutors also say there is no firm proof that his degree is real. 

Last month, Gumrukcu was arrested at LAX Airport on suspicion of plotting the 2018 murder of Gregory Davis, a business associate who the feds think planned to report him for fraud.

Now, he is in federal custody in California being held on charges of a conspiracy to commit murder. The 39-year-old's attorney insists he is innocent. 

本の勇者ですらなく魔術すらできない単なる元・手品師・・・要するに詐欺師で殺人事件の容疑者・・・そして、トルコ人・・・（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

2021年11月12日金曜日

ファイザー社こそ複数の前科のある犯罪者・犯罪組織

http://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/11/blog-post_12.html

2021年11月3日水曜日

ブレークスルー感染者の男性（５１）　トルコからドイツへのフライト中に死亡

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/11/blog-post_3.html

2021年11月3日水曜日

リュキアでキマイラ（キメラ）を射殺したペーガソスにまたがった英雄ベレロポーンが何かに射殺されてしまった件

Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine was funded by Germany—not US ...

https://fortune.com › 2020/11/09 › pf...

2020/11/09 — Germany funded the development of Pfizer's COVID vaccine—not U.S.'s Operation Warp Speed ... It's said that success has many authors, and the ...

Uğur Şahin ([uˈuɾ ʃaː.hin]; born 29 September 1965^{[citation needed]}) is a German oncologist and immunologist. He is the CEO of BioNTech, which helped develop one of the major vaccines against COVID-19.^[2][3] His main fields of research are cancer research and immunology.^[4]

Şahin's family, originally from Turkey, moved to Germany when he was four years old. He grew up in Cologne and studied medicine at the University of Cologne, completing a doctoral thesis there in cancer immunotherapy. He initially remained in academia, in patient care as an oncohematology physician and conducting research at university hospitals in Saarland and Zürich. He founded a research group at the University of Mainz in 2000 and became a professor of experimental oncology in 2006.

In 2001, while maintaining his position at the University of Mainz, Şahin began to engage in entrepreneurial activities, co-founding two pharmaceutical companies, in 2001 and 2008, with his partner and spouse Özlem Türeci. The second of these companies, BioNTech, together with Pfizer Inc, developed one of the major vaccines used to fight the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. As a result of the company's increase in value, Şahin and Türeci became the first Germans with Turkish roots among Germany's 100 wealthiest people.^[5]

Şahin was born on 29 September 1965 in İskenderun into a Turkish-Alevi family.^[6] He moved with his mother to Germany at the age of four to join his father, who worked in Cologne's Ford factories.^[7][8] He was interested in football and popular science books, which he borrowed from the Catholic church library. Initially, his primary school teacher recommended that he attend a hauptschule, which would not have readily enabled him to attend university. Upon intervention of his German neighbour, he went to a gymnasium instead.^[9][10][11] Taking advanced courses in mathematic and chemistry, he graduated from the Erich-Kästner-Gymnasium in Cologne-Niehl in 1984, and was the first child at the school with Turkish guest worker parents.^[12]

Şahin met his future wife, Özlem Türeci, during his work at the Saarland University Hospital (Universität des Saarlandes) in Homburg, where Türeci completed her last year of medical studies. The couple married in 2002; they have one daughter.^[13][14][15]

He and his wife are among the hundred richest people in Germany because of the value of their shareholding in BioNTech.^[16] As of May 2021, Bloomberg Billionaires Index estimated his net worth at US$8.35 billion.^[2]

Özlem Türeci (Turkish pronunciation: [ˈœzlæm ˈtyredʒi]; born 6 March 1967) is a German physician, scientist and entrepreneur. In 2008, she co-founded the biotechnology company BioNTech, which in 2020 developed the first messenger RNA-based vaccine approved for use against COVID-19. Türeci has served as BioNTech's chief medical officer since 2018.^[2] Previously, she co-founded Ganymed Pharmaceuticals in 2001 and served as CEO until the company was acquired by Astellas Pharma in 2016. Earlier, Türeci worked primarily in research and teaching.^[3] She is also a Privatdozentin at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany.^[4][5] Türeci and her spouse, Uğur Şahin, have won a number of awards, and in 2020, became the first Turkish German on the list of Germany's top 100 wealthiest people.^[6]

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トルコ人が作ったワクチンなんぞ打つアフォ大杉！（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ