For a trial that's looking for 14 day and 28 resul

For a trial that's looking for 14 day and 28 results, with Leronlimab it took 11 times that much time to come out with an inconclusive outcome, no idea about dosage, no help from the FDA, all during a time where 400,000 in this Country alone died. And the FDA probably thinks that it showed everyone the "system" works.

What warp speed showed is that it isn't about healthcare, it's about money. The system of approval is corrupt because the people who get to approve and those who get to apply for approval are corrupt. And the whole approval system is "behind closed doors" so nobody gets to see results in real time, a built in recipe for corruption.

The rigidity of the trials, especially with an unknown virus, is beyond belief. Unable to adapt midstream to something that's working, and the result is, people die for no valid reason.