I still treasure the cease and desist letter I received from Kenneth when I published his foreign address and ‘phone number on iHub.

This will come a shock to you, but not everybody lives in the same time zone or indeed country.

Try not to let it upset you too much.

Numbskull.

LOL!

Somewhere in that breathless ridiculous spiel there should be a big disclaimer. I wonder how many free shares it cost?

PRWP may have changed its name and ticker, but it’s still a palpable scam. This leopard never changed its (fraudulent) spots.

Look for the big dump on any volume that absurd pimp piece generates.

“Good authors too who once knew better words
Now only use four-letter words
Writing prose
Anything goes”

Time this scam was shuttered for good and for all.

LOL!

Hardly an “investment”!

Think of it as Leo gambling your money at a casino owned by his chums beyond the reach of US law enforcement, realise there’s only one reason he would do that, and you might begin to understand the enormity of his breach of fiduciary duty.

Which makes it all the more remarkable that Mr. Erlich took $4 million of your money and gave it to a couple of his Israeli friends working in an entirely unrelated field and discipline rather than investing in IPIX’ own products.

There is no charitable explanation for this gross breach of fiduciary duty, I’m afraid.

That was the moment when Leo Ehrlich jumped the metaphorical shark.

This is - um - special:

"Hardened grunted" has me especially baffled.

I wish I had a million dollars... Hot dog!

Best film ever.

I blame Terry Hallinan, the one man hoodoo for all the penny stocks he pimped.

OODH- the Caprine Conspiracy!

That's an understatement. It's 30% more than that.

The last 10-K dated Jun 2022 shows total compensation of $710,850.

https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1355250/000147793222007292/ipix_10k.htm#i11

No doubt he will once again have given himself a handsome rise for his superb performance on behalf of his shareholders in the past twelve months. (And to be fair, the funds to pay for the "silk purse sow's ear" crew working social media so assiduously to pimp this sorry scam have to come from somewhere.)

I would expect his package to be worth at least $850,000 now.

And that's not counting any kickbacks he got from his off-shore buddies for giving them $4 million of your money.

No.

A seller of religious relics perhaps?

Looks like a pretty nifty way to both transfer some cash out of a US entity into India, and much else besides.

Why would AD want to do such a thing?

Enough whataboutery!

Are you ever going to address the misinformation that you deliberately propagated about the six serious adverse events experienced by brilacidin patients?

And from the evidence so far, i would choose 7 days of daptomycin versus one brilacidin infusion every time. The data are clear.

So you still refuse to address the false information that you propagated in your original post where you repeat the entirely false, misleading and indeed dangerous claim that there were zero serious adverse events recorded to brilacidin in the study versus daptomycin when in fact there were six.

Everyone can see the truth for themselves.

It might help your credibility if you could admit you were wrong.

And indeed I do discount gerrymandered retrospective data “analyses” like the one you quote.

The truth - strange concept to you I know, Mr. Bean - is that twice as many patients suffered adverse events in the brilacidin group compared to daptomycin group.



The undoubted well-documented rather nasty toxicity profile is far from the only argument against brilacidin.

There’s the fact that in the only study of brilacidin as an antiviral, it was not only utterly ineffective but showed a clear trend to delaying recovery when added to standard of care.

Even more worryingly, the fact that Leo Ehrlich and his supporters (and some of his family, apparently) are recidivist liars means that none of IPIX’ communications can be trusted, whether that be SEC filings, submissions to clinicaltrials.gov or its PRs.

No wonder IPIX continues its long but consistent journey to the trips.

One consequence is that Ehrlich now relies on the very dregs of the penny stock pimp community to assist him in his long campaign to defraud the greedy but gullible.

Take a bow, Mr. Bean et al.

I see you ignored the main fact in my post, which was to point out that in the trial vs. daptomycin, there were 6 serious adverse events on brilacidin and none on daptomycin, contrary to the erroneous quote in your post.

Why was this fact so utterly misrepresented in the review paper you reference? Why didn't you notice it before you regurgitated that obviously false piece of information? After all, you must know this was rubbish.

Hardly - IPIX' own data show that patients on daptomycin experienced about half the number of adverse events that brilacidin patients did, and again no serious adverse events versus briliacidin's six. And brilacidin was no more effective than daptomycin in spite of being considerably more toxic.

Why would you pretend otherwise?

Try as you might, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, Mr. Bean:

Sadly complete bunkum.

There were of course six serious adverse events in the brilacidin group, versus none in the daptomycin group.

Makes you wonder what other crass errors the authors of this review paper made, and wonder why they didn’t quality check their own work even once.

Encouraging school kids to play truant is not cool.

You mean Mr. Bean made shit up in favor of IPIX and pretended it was true?

Isn't that illegal under US Securities Law?

Reinstate TheHound!

I wish that were true, but unfortunately it isn’t as many Admin restorations of deletions of clear personal attacks demonstrate.

What a great post it was too!

Humpty Dumpty



Mr. Bean



Also Mr. Bean.

There is now:

https://hindenburgresearch.com/tingo-scam-forges-ahead/

Tingo is toast.

Yeppers. If you're smart enough to spot the trend (difficult, I know):

The Dunning-Kruger Effect in full flow.

No.

It’s complete bullshit from a complete bullshit artist who wants you to buy and hold while his colleagues dump free shares and transfer shareholders’ money off-shore out of the reach of the SEC and those shareholders.


At this stage of the game I know who the wolves in sheep’s clothing are.

They’re the ones who pretend to believe in IPIX while evidence shows they may scrape a three digit IQ and therefore are dissembling.

Snowy Owl is one of those.

The real “investors” are the ones who have shown themselves to be incorrigibly and unrepentantly stupid, walking exemplars of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Take a bow, MackG.

Not at all.

I happen to know the answer already.

Me too! Very embarrassing for the pumpers here, though.

I'm always surprised how insouciant some of IPIX' apparent shareholders (with the emphasis on "apparent") are about the transfer of $4 million of their money to a couple of Leo Ehrlich's pals based in a location out of the reach of the SEC, particularly as these pals make entirely contradictory claims about the nature and timelines associated with the medical device they claim to be developing.

That $4 million represented more than 50% of IPIX' cash at the time it was gifted, and much more than that now.

There is no logical or business reason that shareholders' money should have been frittered away in that fashion.

As they say, follow the money.

And don't fall for the sophistry of the paid promoters pretending to be ordinary investors for over ten years now.

It will doubtless come as a surprise to you (as you don't seem very well informed) but there have been enormous advances in treating and, yes, curing some cancers in recent decades and even in the past year or two. CAR-T among other immunotherapies springs to mind.

But I do indeed campaign vigorously against evident scams that attempt to monetise the suffering of cancer patients* and their families.

Like Burzynski Research, for example:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/Burzynski-Research-BZYR-19553

* As we've been strolling down Memory Lane recently, TBF that's exactly what Leo Ehrlich did when he issued the misleading PRs about Kevetrin's "efficacy":

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=116108571

Sure:

A great economist (no, not that one) once said:

It's the mark of an inadequate personality and a very small brain to be unable to admit that a previous belief may have been mistaken when subsequent events invalidate that prior conviction.

It can also be very costly in both money and relationship terms, as demonstrated by the pocket books and strained family gatherings of those stupid enough to continue to believe in this vehicle for personal enrichment of Ehrlich, his toxic finance buddies and his off-shore Israeli pals.

Only down 26.15% today!

Things are looking up!

At this rate Purdue will be hiring you and your little circle jerk of stock pimps to promote their wonder drug OxyContin.

Keep up the good work, chaps!

I have always suspected that you are a bit of a winker.

Earlier today, IPIX hit an all-time low of $0.0101, that is a fraction over 1 cent.

Trips will be here sooner rather than later.

Not when the SEC subpoena iHub, it doesn't.

They automatically give that information to them, and those names appear in the relevant Administrative Proceeding.

It's reached the fiery torches and pitchforks stage, I see.

IPIX' stock promoters pretending to be fellow marks should probably think about personal security or emigration: