Stop … Please … you had me at “unabashed suc
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Posted On: 05/06/2024 12:22:16 PM
Stop … Please … you had me at “unabashed success”. Great commentary from everybody. Good work and great to see. And when did Dr. Kumar become executive consultant, Dr. Nirmal Kumar? Interesting. Multiple countries!?!?!? Huge. Are we or should we expect an Indian connection in the near future?
Rimes w/ hairs, Webstinker, and Truantism are not terribly thrilled w/ the current PR. Pity. Not to worry. They should cheer up. I heard they have been inducted into the Int’l Brotherhood of Boneheads. Still whinging about no metric tonnes? That’s gotta hurt. A shoutout to the poopster-in-chief, Webstinker, who always gives me a “pile of poop” rating. Luvin’ it!
“Not a single instance of disease or infection was detected at any point during the entire cycle.” Ok, then, ya think maybe, some silk producing entities might be a tad bit interested in these disease-free eggs for their operation? Just thinking out loud here. And from Rayovac812 quoting Dr. Kumar, “The luster of the BAM-1 silk is very unique and desirable. When paired with its strength, we have created a silk that can't be matched." This is world changing for the silk industry….. Think on that for a second or two.
This whole ‘multiple countries’ thingie. Sure puts a new twist on the PR “Kraig Labs Reports Signing Landmark Agreements in South East Asia”, doesn’t it? That was one week ago. PRs communicate what has ALREADY happened, not something in the planning stages. According to the following link, https://businessfinancearticles.org/silk-prod...ries/1132/, India is 2nd in the world, Thailand is 5th, and Vietnam is 7th. I would think India is at the top of the list of ‘other countries’; possibly Thailand next. You don’t sign agreements, let alone more than one, unless you got customers. Just sayin’! Our CEO has been a busy little bee.
In June of 2020 (4 years ago) we got this: COO Jon Rice - "We have not made any cold calls. All our potential channel partners have contacted us.” In other words, Kraig has customers lining up at the door and they are desperate for product. And you can bet the baby’s milk money on that.
We are the NEXT BIG THING . FULL. STOP.
Yes, you … BUY MORE SHARES !!! - the best is yet to come …
In all seriousness, MASSIVE congratulations to the entire crew of Kraig Biocraft. Remember this day. We have made history. And especially to Dr. Nirmal Kumar. CEO Kim is no longer involved in the actual science in favor of running the entire business and from the looks of it he’s done a damn fine job. And let's not forget the COO Jon Rice, his boots-on-the-ground presence in Vietnam was, and is, key to the day-to-day operations. Well done, lad! As such, Dr. Kumar has been indispensable to the overall success and, in tribute, my hat is off to him. Respect. Lots of Respect. To all.
Later, WBeacham
Rimes w/ hairs, Webstinker, and Truantism are not terribly thrilled w/ the current PR. Pity. Not to worry. They should cheer up. I heard they have been inducted into the Int’l Brotherhood of Boneheads. Still whinging about no metric tonnes? That’s gotta hurt. A shoutout to the poopster-in-chief, Webstinker, who always gives me a “pile of poop” rating. Luvin’ it!
“Not a single instance of disease or infection was detected at any point during the entire cycle.” Ok, then, ya think maybe, some silk producing entities might be a tad bit interested in these disease-free eggs for their operation? Just thinking out loud here. And from Rayovac812 quoting Dr. Kumar, “The luster of the BAM-1 silk is very unique and desirable. When paired with its strength, we have created a silk that can't be matched." This is world changing for the silk industry….. Think on that for a second or two.
This whole ‘multiple countries’ thingie. Sure puts a new twist on the PR “Kraig Labs Reports Signing Landmark Agreements in South East Asia”, doesn’t it? That was one week ago. PRs communicate what has ALREADY happened, not something in the planning stages. According to the following link, https://businessfinancearticles.org/silk-prod...ries/1132/, India is 2nd in the world, Thailand is 5th, and Vietnam is 7th. I would think India is at the top of the list of ‘other countries’; possibly Thailand next. You don’t sign agreements, let alone more than one, unless you got customers. Just sayin’! Our CEO has been a busy little bee.
In June of 2020 (4 years ago) we got this: COO Jon Rice - "We have not made any cold calls. All our potential channel partners have contacted us.” In other words, Kraig has customers lining up at the door and they are desperate for product. And you can bet the baby’s milk money on that.
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Thompson and Dr. Nirmal Kumar have spent the last two months directly overseeing these trials, selecting facilities for expansion, reviewing operational protocols, and meeting with officials and business leaders regarding the Company's immediate plans. Thompson is now returning to the U.S. to enact the next stages of its spider silk production expansion plan and complete the Company's transition from a technology developer to a large-scale spider silk manufacturer.
We are the NEXT BIG THING . FULL. STOP.
Yes, you … BUY MORE SHARES !!! - the best is yet to come …
In all seriousness, MASSIVE congratulations to the entire crew of Kraig Biocraft. Remember this day. We have made history. And especially to Dr. Nirmal Kumar. CEO Kim is no longer involved in the actual science in favor of running the entire business and from the looks of it he’s done a damn fine job. And let's not forget the COO Jon Rice, his boots-on-the-ground presence in Vietnam was, and is, key to the day-to-day operations. Well done, lad! As such, Dr. Kumar has been indispensable to the overall success and, in tribute, my hat is off to him. Respect. Lots of Respect. To all.
Later, WBeacham
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