I should've waited a couple of more days to get my answer but i was only hoping that the forum would point me in the right direction, this is what i've found about Dr Malone.
Jill G Malone is the partner of Dr R Malone,
Her post on linkedin is titled:
**The History of how mRNA Vaccines were Discovered**.
Her post gives me more than enough answers about the question that i posed to the forum not long ago,
What i've realized now is, while it seems that, Dr Malone did have a major role in the invention of the mRNA vaccine, he is now a **disgruntled man** because he is not being recognized as the inventor of mRNA ($$$) and funnily or unwittingly enough when his partner is defending his role in the invention of mRNA she is also contradicting him.
On the one hand she talks about the great benefits that the vaccine has had and saving millions of lives,
On the other hand her partner Dr Malone keeps questioning the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine?
This stark contradiction by his partner would diminish the trustworthiness of Dr Malone.
The meaning of Dr Malone's partner's post on linkedin is beautifully described by one of her readers in the comments section, here it is,
Linkedin: comment by, Suzanne T.
"Sadly, even though this is an impassioned letter....knowing that Robert Malone has ended up not only as a poster child for the deadly anti-vax movement, but has also GLEEFULLY agreed to work with Steve Bannon in spreading even MORE fear, I just can't take this in as anything other than biased. Who we associate with tells so much about our true intentions. I guess history will be the final judge there. I thank your husband for whatever part he DID play in mRNA technology (whether he invented it or not), as it is clearly saving millions of lives at present. That is no small feat. Good luck to you both in future."
So, now i know why Dr Malone is disgruntled and the reasons for his motives, and i do apologise for the unintended disturbance that my question had caused but the intention was only to seek answers and nothing else.
There's no uncertainty about the answer now,
Dr R Malone inventor or not, **Case is closed**
