Ok, this is a little weird. Some people (generous assessment) have given mtoronto's post #4663 five (5) thumbs down. I mean what is this all about? Could this mean some people (still a generous assessment) are a little worried about ... what? - the positive message itself might convey the wrong impression that BIEL might be poised for greatness; for an exponential rise; widespread adoption; Standard-of-Care status? Or is it simply a personal dislike of poster mtoronto?
Bashers, in any form, are really only showing how strong, or popular, or innovative a particular company and/or technology is. These people (benefit of the doubt) are front men for cowards and lazy pricks who won't or can't do the homework necessary to form an honest opinion, so they resort to dishonest manipulation to achieve the desired goal. Or, perhaps more commonly, they do know the value of the company's stock and want to cheat others out their shares to enrich themselves. This nefarious activity has increased markedly on another board that is well known for this kind of sewer-rat bullshite.
This behavior is also evident over the last couple of years w/ this whole scamdemic. In the case of the bashers, we are talking about money. With the globalist puppeteers and their deadly agenda we are talking about the lives of actual human beings. It is not about a lower price per share. It is about the very fabric of one's life and the world in which we want to live it.
Who are these 'things' who devalue the lives of others with such reckless abandon? So casually they carry on, never stopping to consider or even to care what are the ramifications or the consequences to themselves, their victims, and to Life and Society, in general. There is a price to be paid down-the-line, for sure, either in this life or the next. For this material world I don't want to live my life knowing I deliberately and maliciously conspired to deprive anyone of a fighting chance or a fair deal. This awareness does not make me weak or gullible but rather makes me much stronger in the short and the long term. As for the life after my Earth time, my good deeds in the here & now will serve me well.
In the spirit of living, I believe our investment is worthy of valuable time and hard-earned money. The product our company makes improves the quality of life for countless pain sufferers around the globe. I feel great knowing I am part of the effort. We, the investors, the employees of Bioelectronics, and many other are all contributing to better outcomes for oh-so-many who before were all but forgotten in the race to hoodwink these good folks out of money for questionable treatments. If big pharma and corporate medicine had a shred of decency they would end this madness.
It is my strongly held belief we are on the brink of a breakout, ie - that we have reached a critical mass level in adoption and exposure that will manifest itself in 2022. I am not spouting dogma or certainties by any means. We have the technology, dedicated management, loyal shareholders and millions and millions of satisfied customers (and growing everyday) who know what we have and how good they feel when using our products. Their lives have unexpectedly changed for the better and we, too, will share in their satisfaction.
And, finally, I fully expect a large part of the eventual success will involve RecoveryRx and maybe insurance reimbursement. We have gone for about 9 or 10 months and not a peep about RRx. That is waaaaaaaaaayy too long. For ahwile there all we heard about was how well RRx and Medi-Launch was doing and then silence. I don't buy it. Something's up and I think we are going to like it, a lot.
And how good is that?
take care, WBeacham
Bashers, in any form, are really only showing how strong, or popular, or innovative a particular company and/or technology is. These people (benefit of the doubt) are front men for cowards and lazy pricks who won't or can't do the homework necessary to form an honest opinion, so they resort to dishonest manipulation to achieve the desired goal. Or, perhaps more commonly, they do know the value of the company's stock and want to cheat others out their shares to enrich themselves. This nefarious activity has increased markedly on another board that is well known for this kind of sewer-rat bullshite.
This behavior is also evident over the last couple of years w/ this whole scamdemic. In the case of the bashers, we are talking about money. With the globalist puppeteers and their deadly agenda we are talking about the lives of actual human beings. It is not about a lower price per share. It is about the very fabric of one's life and the world in which we want to live it.
Who are these 'things' who devalue the lives of others with such reckless abandon? So casually they carry on, never stopping to consider or even to care what are the ramifications or the consequences to themselves, their victims, and to Life and Society, in general. There is a price to be paid down-the-line, for sure, either in this life or the next. For this material world I don't want to live my life knowing I deliberately and maliciously conspired to deprive anyone of a fighting chance or a fair deal. This awareness does not make me weak or gullible but rather makes me much stronger in the short and the long term. As for the life after my Earth time, my good deeds in the here & now will serve me well.
In the spirit of living, I believe our investment is worthy of valuable time and hard-earned money. The product our company makes improves the quality of life for countless pain sufferers around the globe. I feel great knowing I am part of the effort. We, the investors, the employees of Bioelectronics, and many other are all contributing to better outcomes for oh-so-many who before were all but forgotten in the race to hoodwink these good folks out of money for questionable treatments. If big pharma and corporate medicine had a shred of decency they would end this madness.
It is my strongly held belief we are on the brink of a breakout, ie - that we have reached a critical mass level in adoption and exposure that will manifest itself in 2022. I am not spouting dogma or certainties by any means. We have the technology, dedicated management, loyal shareholders and millions and millions of satisfied customers (and growing everyday) who know what we have and how good they feel when using our products. Their lives have unexpectedly changed for the better and we, too, will share in their satisfaction.
And, finally, I fully expect a large part of the eventual success will involve RecoveryRx and maybe insurance reimbursement. We have gone for about 9 or 10 months and not a peep about RRx. That is waaaaaaaaaayy too long. For ahwile there all we heard about was how well RRx and Medi-Launch was doing and then silence. I don't buy it. Something's up and I think we are going to like it, a lot.
And how good is that?
take care, WBeacham
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