With deaths at nearly 750K the incentive to block Leronlimab for Covid19 has never been higher. If LL is found to be highly effective, that would certainly look bad for the FDA and everyone involved in blocking it, maybe even criminal.

In the early stages of the Pandemic I found that the people who had been working on infectious diseases their entire life did not like to see some upstart company with a wonder drug just come in and run rough shod all over their life's work. What did my Dr. friend call it, "voodoo" medicine. They all knew better, they had been working with Big Pharma for the last 40 years and knew everyone and every new drug that came out. He had, for the DOD, designed a system to enable near-real time laboratory
testing and situational awareness for major infectious disease outbreaks, pandemics and bio attacks. So one could imagine his opinion of this little company as being amateurs at best.

The resistance against us has been strong for a long time and all is all the more proof as to how good Leronlimab is.