Think of the thousands (or tens, or hundreds of th
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Posted On: 02/15/2018 11:17:52 AM
Think of the thousands (or tens, or hundreds of thousands) whose lives might be saved if Brilacidin and Kevetrin had been rushed through the FDA approval process and were available right now.
And then think of the people who have conspired to suppress stock price, attack the company, and make funding so dilutive for the company because of the low stock price, that the CEO has correctly focused on the cheapest, fastest clinical trials for drugs, rather than spending 30 million dollars to get the Brilacidin-ABSSSI trial completed. And, Kevetrin clinical trials are likewise going much more slowly.
All those who have conspired in this way are murderers. No two ways about it. People have died because of their actions.
This is why I find it particularly abhorrent to have scottsmith identities lamenting the horrible tragedy in Florida. Yes, the school shooting is an unimaginable tragedy and one would have to have a heart of stone not to feel terrible for the families of the victims as well as for those who lost their lives.
But, the hypocrisy of posting about that, while having been involved in activities that have killed many, many more people (through delayed approval of life-saving drugs) -- FOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL GAIN -- well, it just boggles the mind.
Only a sociopath could behave like that.
And then think of the people who have conspired to suppress stock price, attack the company, and make funding so dilutive for the company because of the low stock price, that the CEO has correctly focused on the cheapest, fastest clinical trials for drugs, rather than spending 30 million dollars to get the Brilacidin-ABSSSI trial completed. And, Kevetrin clinical trials are likewise going much more slowly.
All those who have conspired in this way are murderers. No two ways about it. People have died because of their actions.
This is why I find it particularly abhorrent to have scottsmith identities lamenting the horrible tragedy in Florida. Yes, the school shooting is an unimaginable tragedy and one would have to have a heart of stone not to feel terrible for the families of the victims as well as for those who lost their lives.
But, the hypocrisy of posting about that, while having been involved in activities that have killed many, many more people (through delayed approval of life-saving drugs) -- FOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL GAIN -- well, it just boggles the mind.
Only a sociopath could behave like that.
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