It's easy to see why Nader should step aside (I'd
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However, coming up with a new plan for the company is another matter. I'll listen to what 13D has to say but the path with respect to trials the company is currently on seems to be a good one. So as long as Recknor is in place, sticking with the plan in place right now seems to be the better choice.
It's tough right now to see how 13D could significantly improve on the current plan and that's the obvious reason why they aren't gaining traction with investors. If they have something different, now is the time to show it. 13D seems tone deaf to that, which is not a good first impression to make and looks even worse as the weeks go by and the only argument they have is being the anti-Nader.