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Isabelle Williams's avatar

Wow good work. I have attended an event where David Martin spoke and found him to be really dubious and not credible. He dropped all sorts of references to his work for intelligence, drops all sorts of vague references to the powerful people he knows. I heard him say, and noted it: " I was in the room with 12 people who run the world and they offered me a job but I refused." Just seems like a megalomaniac, compulsive liar. etc.

Secondly, I have supported Health Freedom Defense Fund, the non profit run by beloved long time vaccine choice activist, Leslie Manookian. David Martin claimed many times that HE was part of the HFDF lawsuit that got the mask requirement removed for air travel. Thats false, as Leslie posted about ( and she had to get a lawyer to write him a letter). Later David Martin, poached away one of Leslie's lawyers who had been part of that case. But his claims of his own personal involvement were entirely false.

Finally. I will say that his MCAM looks like a shell company, a cover. Its not a real company. His MCAM innovation index is not a real financial product and Martin does not run a company. As you point out he has no employees, spends no time in his office, and is unknown in the finance world. Is it not a common thing for intelligence agents ( or would be agents) to have a "cover", ie a pretend business? And this is one that allows him to snoop around biotech innovations....

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Sunface Jack's avatar

Wow, What a scoundrel. And there I though that he (Dr. David E. Martin) was a good guy.

Thanks for exposing another scoundrel.

As a matter of interest Ahmed bin Sulayem has been in south Africa too- I quote form a post on a Telegram Channel.

"Dubai World Africa, the African subsidiary of Dubai World, one of the world's largest holding companies, has acquired major shareholdings in South Africa's world-famous Shamwari Game Reserve, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve in the Cape province and Jock Safari Lodge, concession lodge in the Kruger National Park. All three entities are members of the Mantis Collection.

The acquisition is in line with the Dubai World Group's strategy to acquire high-end assets in key destinations across the world. The three well-established game reserves will enhance Dubai World Africa's portfolio of prime African properties, which include the iconic Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and the Pearl Valley Signature Golf Estate and Spa, both in Cape Town.

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem (ABS), Dubai World Chairman, said: "The acquisition of these top-end resorts represents a sound opportunity to co-invest in the growing South African hospitality sector. Each resort is superbly located on prime land with excellent development potential. The deal presents a highly prospective growth opportunity for South African economy."

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