I didn’t remove any tweets this time. 4 bags dra

I didn’t remove any tweets this time. 4 bags draining into my arm and I’m probably 3/4 sleeping. From a stock perspective- a CEO doesn’t judge investors. Not in a way that matters. Investors judge CEOs. I empathize with Joe’s frustration as he tries to do the right things, as people can badger with comments that aren’t fair. Still his posts harm more than anything.

He cares as opposed to management of the past. His deals are hard to judge as the whole world came to a shutdown while Generex, from a precarious position, took financial risk attempting to move new assets around to form a new type of healthcare company. That’s stalled but not from mismanagement. Even as that pandemic induced hardship handcuffs the company, Joe continues trying to position the company to succeed by the new deals that have been announced. And that’s while the SEC partners with the pandemic in slowing down GNBT’s corporate plans. That must be infuriating for him, as he is thwarted from raising capital via S1s to achieve goals.

I’m offering a perspective and not an excuse. I’m also half baked on morphine so I don’t even know what I typed. I just know that as much as I appreciate the commitment and passion, I get concerned because investors can lose faith for variety of reasons. Joe would serve his own interests and that of the company’s by not posting on any message boards. Joe should just focus on the tasks at hand and know many of us support and appreciate him. Obviously, we expect results just as much as he does from his team.

Keep at it Joe, and great news today. I’m hoping for a domino effect at some point. One deal leads to another per say. Well, I have to hit the button for the dreadful Nurse Ratchet to stop this thing from beeping incessantly.