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"has the human genome in fact been altered by the mRNA Covid vaccines?" Alarming.
Good, but highly concerning developments! Thank you for the posts!
Meanwhile back at the ranch...
Leronlimab showed itself to be affective with a subgroup of seriously sick people without "messing" with the patients' DNA.
Hmmmm the vacs or Leronlimab - not even a contest, if you ask me.
IMO
Leronlimab
Appears to have a role in addressing inflammation. (see prior post)
But also keep in mind >> its role with the CCR5 receptor. It seems there are other drugs that "close off" the CCR5 receptor, but that has its drawbacks. Instead Leronlimab (if I've read this correctly) modulates the CCR5 receptor to allow the acceptable to pass but obstruct "negatives" like HIV, COVID, and other harmful items utilizing this entry point.
Again - exactly HOW it does this is beyond my understanding, but it apparently does.
Leronlimab!! IF BAD STUFF is coming - Leronlimab' s testing /approval should be expedited!! It either works or doesn't. I'm hoping the current indications are correct and Leronlimab is approved and becomes available before "the next epidemic(s)."
All strictly MY opinion - no free rides - do your own research!!
Final thought - where would the world be without penicillin? It has to start somewhere...
Enjoyed the "weave" but seriously, LERONLIMAB (Livimmune) or whatever its ultimate "name," is essential.
Why?
Inflammation - the common denominator.
Yes, some things kill or maim and don't immediately involve inflammation. Examples: T-boned while in the driver's seat, a neurotoxic snakebite, sniper bullet, i.e. accidents and purposeful exterminatory practices excluded.
The element of TIME seems to be the key.
Possible premise: If the initial incidence doesn't kill, then control of inflammation will ultimately be a key factor in survival.
Now the response of immunological elements to "combat" or "call for more help" seem to drive the response after identification of unacceptable "elements".
Opening up the scene on a microscopic level it's as crazy as "star wars interstellar combat" with all sorts of weapons/devices employed as immunological entities go to work (and it's happening in the background - you're not the "admiral - with a big fancy hat"). And this, to varying degrees, is ongoing. Most of the time it's amazingly successful which means >>> life goes on and you're basically unaware.
But when things get "dicey," it's probably due to escalating inflammation (read that as immunological response or "over response"). And don't be surprised if the "gun-slinging" immunological elements also harm some of the nearby structures (bone, connective tissue, neurological elements, etc.).
And when it comes to dealing with inflammatory "over-responses" there's a very good chance
Leronlimab
Will help as it modulates immunological elements (how Leronlimab does it - I don't have a clue, but it apparently does).
And it's something I want around when all those newly released goodies, formerly locked in the permafrost, are set free!
Something to be considered!!!
In My Opinion
In fairness to the FDA - they've approved some other drugs as well. It appears the approved drugs have varying degrees of efficacy and varying degrees of risk. The Standard of Care (SOC) doctriine (?) supposedly specifies what CAN be used to combat Covid. To go outside that list...hmmmm?
If you're reading this - LOL - you survived! Congratulations!!
Unfortunately, over a million did not.
Good luck to us all!
IMO
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Works >>> not
OMG first eight words - leaves wrong impression!!!!!!!!
LOL Opened up and saw just the first eight words of my post displayed.
SUGGESTION:
READ THE ORIGINAL POST (READ BEYOND THE FIRST EIGHT WORDS!!)
Thank you
All - In My Opinion (IMO)
Mulnupiravir, an approved treatment for Covid, "...works by causing mutations in the virus’s genetic information, or genome, and many of these mutations will damage or kill the virus, reducing the amount of virus in the body." What a clever approach...or is it?
It appears that some of these mutated viruses may be viable.
in fact:
"However, the new study found that in some patients, the drug – which is supposed to weaken the virus – does not kill the virus, and instead these mutated viruses can spread."
JUST WONDERFUL???????????? NOT!
>>> Here>>> a BIG THANK YOU to the poster that put the original article on this board. I couldn't get it to load, so did a search and this seems to be a reasonable link:
https://www.irishnews.com/magazine/science/2023/09/29/news/antiviral_covid_drug_linked_to_virus_mutations_study_suggests-3643101/#:~:text=An%20antiviral%20drug%20used%20to,of%20virus%20in%20the%20body.
Yes, good "ole leronlimmab" (with its record of reasonable safety) was not rushed to the fore, as a possible remedy for Covid. Instead Remdesivir (which is soon to become a class-action boneyard) and now Mulnupiravir (the subject of this article), were!
As a further thought, and this may be foolish >>>> but here goes -
Medicines don't especially know where they're going. Once you put it into the system they are throughout (depending on how administered) "react/respond" to various "markers (immunological and otherwise)" to determine their ultimate destination/target.
What happens to Mulnupiravir if it doesn't take the right path. Does it have the potential to trigger an explosion of mutations in other situations?
Eeeeeek! (immediately some really bad ideas pop up)
Don't know and hopefully not even a remote possibility...but...
Our regulatory agencies said - OK! to Molnupiravir, but not to Leronlimab...
Why?
(Now here's where the testing results come into play - even Amerex couldn't totally destroy the glimmers that LERONLIMAB (??LIVEIMMUNE) could handle Covid and
(A further interesting thought)
In the limited testing accomplished, it seemed that Leronlimab was a real BOON in the face of all those experiencing LONG COVID and consider the economic effect!! Long Covid people that are (through no fault of their own) dependent upon the "safety net" ( Hmmmmmm..hope there is one - but how big do we want it to grow? Especially since it's the rest of us keeping it viable)?
Glad my FDA works to protect ...Me?...BP?...I suspect that could be an item to be "explored."
But I FIRMLY BELIEVE LERONLIMAB WOULD HAVE MADE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE BUT WAS "held at bay" by adverse interests.
All this IN MY OPINION - do your own research and make up your own mind.
"BTW, I've been around these boards for almost 25 years"
Wow! and still on call 24/7 to counter investments in a "penny-stock" >>> what could this mean?
Posts formerly ignore - but decided to assess...status remains.
Meanwhile, leronlimab slumbers. Strangely, climate change provokes a new array of afflictions experienced as tundra thaws.
Micro-organisms locked "in cold storage" will be released in "layers" as the warmth frees their frozen cages.
Some of these "potential afflictions" will succumb to our modern wonders, But concerning virulent strains NOT deflected by our current defenses?
We're, unfortunately, opening a "pandora's box" of nasty adventures and I believe it's wiser to enhance our stock of effective bio-weapons than to proceed encumbered by BP 's desire to substitute their entries. If they're as effective as Remdesivir - we're all in big trouble.
Not a good time to restrain leronlimab.
IMO
Interesting post - about time Gilead being forced to take responsibility for Remdesivir and now watch
Listen to the "splash, splash, splash, as
all the other legal sharks" jump into the money-pool!".
The class action slimers will take their cut from those seeking redress from Remdesivir being foisted on their unsuspecting loved one(s).
And meanwhile Leronlimab (maybe it will become Livimmune) is forced "hold" at the start line. And people die...
All in MY opinion.
Monroe1 - I don't know where you find this stuff but it's amazing! And this suggests numerous Leronlimab "inflection points" (suggested points of application).
I've sent information to my son re: vaccinating the grand kids But I think they're going forward with the vaccs. Eeeeek!
It's a tough decision for parents, but most kids will hardly be affected by the covid, but the vaccine appears to be a more "permanent" concern.
As a grand parent it's distressing to see the young athletes collapse in unexpected death. Can I hope to protect my own? This is my problem, since they don't have my view of the toothless FDA/CDC. Our youth, and my grand children are definitely at risk.
Thank YOU for what you do!
Stay safe!
IMO
Just saw your "lengthy response" to my query at 12;28AM. WILL READ IT - time permitting. Thank you for your response.
Learning53
While the article is over two years old, the study seems to be ongoing. While looking for any results - came across this:
activ6study.org/news/ (as of Sept 21, 2023)
I thought they were going to test "up to seven drugs repurposed for treatment of Covid." It appears some of the first studies are in, but apparently no noticeable successes. Three already seem "on the ropes," and not reading any "stunning success stories" otherwise. Of course there's one drug that probably isn't in this group of "repurposed drugs."
We own it.
And surprisingly...shhhhhhhh...I bet they know about leronlimab.
But It doesn't get invited to the party...hmmm
...unless the day comes when a truly virulent strain surprises by roaring through the land. Except the leronimab won't be available.
Pure brilliance!
IMO
And in the obit
He spent his last days flogging Leronlimab ...daily. Ironically passed away due to ...
When leronlimab could have ameliorated his situation.
Could, regrettably, become increasingly common.
IMO
STUNNING/SHOCKING Watched both and then went back and "re-audited" portions.
Supposedly 25% of the population didn't get vaccinated...but the other 75% did. I'm in that 75% and not feeling too good about it. The "test people" got the "good batches" of vaccine, but the rest of us got the "scaled up process" that (because it had to produce such an enormous volume) they altered the process. And three quarters reading this are >> in the same boat as me!" We got the crap with DNA in it. How much??? >> check out the You tubes Misiu143 posted and prepare to cringe. But knowledge
is power.
The power to change the outcome.
Does one REALLLY trust the regulators - I'm sceptical re: the power of BP on decisions made by our or their(?) regulators.
Then forge right ahead, get the "jab."
But HOLD IT! you're NOT MY ENEMY, heck, you're a citizen of this great country - Just like ME.
So
Remember - when it came to Covid (even though we can't go after it, BP will Freak-out and the FDA will throw up some dandy roadblocks.) remember what Misiu143 says - After two treatments (two weeks)OF leronlimab, there was an over 80 percent (she's much better with the numbers) success rate. Then the treatment was terminated (termination- interesting concept - the termination of treatment with leronlimab and the termination of several patients, hmmm).
Wow, what a surprise...
But I think leronlimab >> in certain situations, especially when CCR is involved, >>>IS the REAL DEAL>
I sure HOPE it is, because I believed the FDA/CDC saying this vaccine was safe...and now I'm concerned.
"Okay ladies and gentlemen,
Step right up and spin
And spin the big wheel.
Tickety,tickety, ti...cket,..ty..
and we have a winner
The cancer is...
Not something either want to HEAR!
I want Leronlimab available...it seems to have efficacy with different forms of cancer as well. It might be a welcome remedy for both.
All this was MY opinion and just because we might disagree on some things DOESN'T mean I want you to "expire." Let's live to argue another day.
(Like I Said >>> my opinion)
So Warren Averett is hit with a fine for $ 200,000.
Okay, but will Cydy actually get it, or how much BS to wade through?
IMO
So those paying the paltry fine will slink on back, because it's what they do!
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But perhaps THIS TIME might be different, especially if the "spyglass" has already pivoted. DOJ Garland might be deciding the best time to "pounce." And his net "loves" the little fish, as they wiggle, squirm, and eject the contents of their minds seeking to get away...
A MILLION PLUS dead ...and Merrick Garland is crocheting lace doilies? Highly doubtful...over a million dead.
IMO
And I'm smling
OMG subjected to the worst torture of the "Spanish Inquisition" >>> the comfy chair. From Monty Python... long ago.
It's like smashing the offender with the horrible limp pillow!..."Oh my, how dastardly brutal!...Let's do it again...and again...and so on.
But, in case anyone wasn't looking...this "new guy" DOJ Garland isn't fast to pounce...but over a million dead? And the data's not hard to find, it's more the determination of factuality or differentiating which data is misleadingly staged? He's probably already on it, and if you've noticed...shiver. If you "be doin right", then ROCK ON! but otherwise...A MILLION PLUS DEAD, and you think he's just sitting there working on "jay-walking" cases.
And that GREATLY APPLIES TO LERONLIMAB! How many aunts, revered grand moms, brothers, sisters, children, friends, and so on...and so on...were lost.
Can THEY be forgotten?
especially
when leronlimab (am I crazy - but it really seemed to help many) showed its "stuff'
And some of those losing loved ones may be in "pivotal positions."
And... possess long memories
Each is totally responsible for their ...actions...and..in fact>>>.doing...it knowingly...
now in retrospect appears a >>>poor idea.
Hmmm... I suspect "bad vibes." But EARNED!!
IMO
I have been blessed with many days...Pure luck perhaps? But I give thanks each day not knowing if I will get another. I believe leronlimab is a potent tool that will find its way into usage - hopefully in the near future.
But...with a limited number of seconds left in life (as we all have) and no clue to the "expiration date," I am reluctant to waste many here. If this drug was a lesser item - it wouldn't merit even one second of my existance.
But in my opinion Leronlimab is important/beneficial and should become available to me, you, my family, yours, your friends, neighbors, relatives and even folks we don't personally know. So its support is worth a tiny bit of my REMAINING time.
NOTE: THIS IS NOT A BUY/SELL/HOLD/ETC. RECOMMENDATION!
A reminder - one doesn't get a "replay" on the seconds wasted
Suggestion: Spend them wisely.
IMO
Idle fingers...etc. Some actually engage in productive work. Familiar with vaccine induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia? Perhaps injecting some clarity into possible involvement of CCR5 in contemplating the resolution process?
This life-threatening complication caused by platelet activation via platelet factor 4 (PF4) antibodies raises an obvious question...
And the response?
IMO
My apologies for a bit of confusion re Dr. Stephen McCullough videos
There appear to be two versions of his presentation on Sept. 13th 2023.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/UbHmK7bsjl0j/
this is was "first published" September 15th address but there is no information about the group being addressed.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/yZK6Li3nPTCD/
Dr. Peter McCullough testifies (9/13/23) in the European Parliament to end all COVID vaccinations. “I submit to you the COVID-19 vaccines and all of their progeny & future boosters are not safe for human use.
I believe both of the videos are essentially the same. It's just that the second one starts off with an introduction of Dr McCullough to the parliamentary members .
The Dr. Mccullough interview = www.bitchute.com/video/UbHmK7bsjl0j/
or Dr. Peter McCullough testifies (9/13/23) in the European Parliament to end all COVID vaccinations. “I submit to you the COVID-19 vaccines and all of their progeny & future boosters are not safe for human use.” https://www.bitchute.com/video/yZK6Li3nPTCD/
First watch the interview - Dr. Peter A. McCullough is board certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular diseases, and clinical lipidology. He cares for advanced patients with ... anyway, he has a clue what he's doing.
What risks are you willing to take? the vaccines and boosters (interestingly the latest one was tested on less than thirty "subjects.") , but will be given to millions.
Unless I got false information.
Not reassuring in my opinion. check out the information yourself!
But IMO
I don't believe I've had the opportunity to welcome your participation on this board. While all certainly do not agree and each "looks out for their own interests," so to speak, there are some "heavy hitters" here on the board that bring A LOT TO THE TABLE. While they have their "perspective", they exchange verifiable information, in support of their position, contention, attitude, etc. Those arriving at the table flinging mud are quickly put on "ignore." [God bless ignore!]
Now decide the recognition desired - the regard to be achieved. A choice for each - bring some reasoned,relevant, credible information to the table or play in the mud.
FWIW - I regard Monroe 1 as a heavy hitter. Two of his recent informational posts have coalesced into (I believe to be) an ominous projection. At least I view it as ominous in its disregard ... I'll leave it there.
Again >> Welcome. What you learn here could easily benefit you or someone you love. (now or in the future).
It's already changed my life.
IMO
Not subscribing to Epoch Times - try this site: www.bitchute.com/video/yZK6Li3nPTCD/
Dr. Peter Mccullough speaks to the European Medicines Agencies: Startling!
Well worth a listen...Had a vaccination or booster lately...considering another - best listen to this.
(Yes, even bashers...if want to continue bashing)
Of course, Leronlimab has had some amazing results with Covid - but that path is no longer being pursued.*
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Finally the "truth" is starting to "leak out," and it isn't very nice.
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I'm (to put it mildly) annoyed. I've had two vaccinations and a booster, but there it ends. My wife has already had negative reactions to the vaccines...so far I've been fortunate.
Again - who's behind this thrust (foisting an enhanced [through gain of function - paid for with YOUR tax dollars] coronavirus on the world) and what is their ultimate goal (Hmmmmm)?
And we're all the guinea pigs.
*Could Leronlimab still be an aid as the vaccines themselves plunder our populace? If it has to do with CCR5 or some of the other situations Leronlimab addresses - it might could easily be a potential answer.
Strangely, the vaccines also effect the youthful - so no one is "gets a pass."
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Whether long or basher - you're lucky to be HERE! The information you glean from these posts might save your life - or the life of someone you are about.
Watch the video - this guy is highly respected in the cardiac field and has the gumption to speak up.
IMO
Tmac20, I still usually read your posts. And it's accurate that the acceptance of leronlimab has been stymied. Granted - there was some ineptitude, but by itself - the drug should have been readily pressed into usage. It's reputed to be "safer than the common aspirin," so even if it didn't work, it would "do no harm." I'm not "boosting the stock" or glorifying the company, but I want (near) future access to Leronlimab! Yes, it's pure selfishness, but the drug's MOA and reputed safety means I want it "in the arsenal" when my doctor hits me up with the eventual "bad news.".
Leronlimab, would help my wife right now, and it could have saved my best friend of almost sixty years from a tragic experience- the result of being subjected to pharma's latest and greatest.
I find it ironic those working against acceptance of the leronlimab will eventually (or sooner) discover they've "High-fived" over the destruction of their potential salvation. While it might seem "righteous," it does not bring me any joy.
Thank you longs for supporting the approval(s) of Leronlimab - I'm pleased to see your perseverance and hope it leads to Leronlimab's eventual approval.
All my opinion.
This article should alarm you regardless of your position on Leronlimab. It affects your life (and others you may care about) going forward. It appears Big Pharma has infiltrated the governmental bodies that set standards to protect us. Good people, who kept the agencies on track making reasoned judgements are departing in frustration.
CAN a trial of 23 people be used to predict the fate of the millions that will receive this booster? Apparently the FDA thinks so. Now to give this “study” credit, it did break the 23 into two subgroups ( “The participants included 11 people aged 18 to 55 and 12 people aged 65 to 85. Of the younger group, there were nine females and two males; eight of whom were white, one was black and two were Asian. Of the older group six were female, six were males, and all were white.”).
My how very reassuring!
What about credibility?
Judicial Watch released 58 pages of records from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) showing that a Pfizer study surveyed 23 people in 2021 to gauge reactions to its COVID vaccine booster before asking the FDA to approve it. The FDA indicated that this production of records “represents our complete response to your request; no additional productions are anticipated.”
The records were obtained in response to a March 2022 lawsuit filed after the Department of Health and Human Services failed to respond to an August 2021 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for records “submitted by Pfizer and BioNTech to the FDA, including BARDA, relating to ‘booster’ vaccinations for the SARS-CoV-2 virus” (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (No. 1:22-cv-00730)).
Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, BARDA, has been heavily involved with the development of the COVID-19 vaccine. According to its website:
The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) provides an integrated, systematic approach to the development of the necessary vaccines, drugs, therapies, and diagnostic tools for public health medical emergencies such as chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) accidents, incidents and attacks; pandemic influenza (PI), and emerging infectious diseases (EID).
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Yeah, that’s credible.
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This story continues and is well worth the read. It’s from their official records. There are multiple
“bottom lines”.
But an important one here How can Leronlimab expect fair treatment from an agency strongly influenced by, if not out-right controlled by, Big Pharma/big money/and beyond? Leronlimab potentially threatens numerous drug lines and (perhaps this is bad) may tend to keep more people alive longer.
Surprisingly – Keeping more people pleasantly alive longer MAY not be preferable to some .
In fact there are some juicy items re: Gain of Function turns out US taxpayers were funding research in China(so this is where some of your money goes). What is “Gain of Function” (in a nutshell – my take) how to weaponize the viruses involved, to make them more effectively lethal i.e. better at killing people.
Another quote from the article:
“• NIH records revealed an FBI “inquiry” into the NIH’s controversial bat coronavirus grant tied to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The records also showed National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) officials were concerned about “gain-of-function” research in China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology in 2016. The Fauci agency was also concerned about EcoHealth Alliance’s lack of compliance with reporting rules and use of gain-of-function research in the NIH-funded research involving bat coronaviruses in Wuhan, China.
• HHS records revealed that from 2014 to 2019, $826,277 was given to the Wuhan Institute of Virology for bat coronavirus research by the NIAID.”
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Yeah – and how many has Coronavrus killed or maimed?
Yeah – The corona virus started with a very sick animal in a Chinese open market. Sort of wish that’s what REALLY happened.
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And beyond big pharma, who’s really running the show? What are they up to and their intentions?
So, get in line for your booster…at least it’s not mandatory, yet.
IMO
Monroe1 good post and upon closer examination has some interesting info!!!
Beside only 23 "people" used to evaluate efficacy and safety for a booster that would be used by millions...
Also a timeline of who, what, involving gain of function at Wuhan with taxpayer money and names some of the players.
Start at "Through FOIA Judicial Watch has uncovered a substantial amount of information regarding COVID-19 issues"
Interesting read!
IMO
Madrigal wins the race as Leronlimab lumbers on with clinical holds, organized (IMO) negativity, FDA protecting the pharma herd, etc.
BUT until we hear otherwise - Leronlimab is still in the running.
Interesting (www.biopharmadive.com/news/madrigal-nash-fatty-liver-safety-data/618024/) >> In essense, While many are excited about Mdrigal's new drug, Resmetirom, may have some concerns: "Specifically, Madrigal’s drug is designed to act on a protein called thyroid hormone receptor-beta while avoiding the related thyroid hormone receptor-alpha, which regulates how the molecule interacts with other parts of the body, like the heart. That design is important, according to Jefferies analyst Akash Tewari, because historically, drugs that mimic the effects of thyroid hormone haven’t been so selective. And as a result, they’ve been associated with adverse events related to the heart, bones and liver.
To Thomas Smith, an analyst at SVB Leerink, the data released Monday are “incrementally validating for the established profile of the drug on both safety and efficacy.”
But others aren’t so sold, especially in light of the many setbacks NASH drugmakers have run into. For instance, Steven Seedhouse of the investment bank Raymond James noted how Madrigal didn’t release data on liver function tests, fibrosis markers, thyroid hormone tests or weight loss, which are all crucial to understanding resmetirom’s potential benefits.
“Overall, the Phase 3 data affirm our conviction that resmetirom is not a good drug for NASH, which will likely also be evidenced by the upcoming [NASH study readout],” Seedhouse wrote in a note to clients Monday.
Anybody around here own some CYTODYN ---if you do ---you OWN LERONLIMAB! It
is important to get Leronlimab in the NASH race. IMO!!!
IMO
Leronlimab challenges the morality of those that (for financial reason) oppose it. If a drug is effective in many situations and surprisingly SAFE..why oppose it? Are some hungering for a "Darwin Award."
It will be well-earned.
IMO
djazzyjeff very pleased with LOL response to my previous post!. I agree, it's hard to believe that some might actually be paid to "roughen the road" for Leronlimab, LOL Who in their right mind would take such a position? LOL It would be surprising to find it's true, LOL. I mean, how could they make a living doing such? LOL What maybe $5 - 20 a post? LOL
Perhaps a bit more of they can initiate a negative conversation? LOL
Why would folks possibly waste much time on such meager earnings? LOL
And against Leronlimab, a drug that (IMO) appears to have the capacity to save lives with minimal risk of severe side-efffects,. LOL
Why Leronimab might possibly save their mother or son or lover or brother or best friend! LOL Or >>>self!!! LOL
And the negative interaction might put them at risk in a directed RICO investigation. LOL
In the spirit of jocularity, I googled some current rates for legal "assistance." LOL
Check out - /www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/how-much-lawyers-cost/
In my limited dealings, I've noted lawyers carefully "watch the clock, note/record any time spent on a particular initiative, whether it's time looking up precedents, actual time spent in court on someone's behalf (or just sitting there waiting their turn), responding to communications, doing discovery, counseling, representing, researching, preparation(s), etc. etc.etc.! My they are busy people on their client's behalf. LOL
Here's an amusing number:(https://www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/how-much-lawyers-cost/) LOL
Suggest reading the article in its entirety.... Forbes gives a figure of $313 per hr. for an average attorney in 2022. LOL But is one satisfied with an >>> average attorney? Like would one utilize an average doctor to surgically fix their cardiac valve? be the mechanic for their airplane? Pack their parachute? LOL
Sometimes it appears the lawyer's clock spins with the rapidity of a Phoenix electric meter during the past heat waves. LOL
Yes, can't imagine anyone taking such a risk. LOL
Stay safe!
IMO
Like a totem pole, the top thing IS the TOP THING. Right now the media's TOP THING (don't want to get political...so) is obvious!
But as with ALL things...(especially considering the short attention span our media deals with...)
There WILL come a period of time
to sigh
take a deep breath
reflect on the departed
Until
a startling realization >>> HITS
over a million are Dead...DEAD!
OVER A MILLION DEAD!
OVER A MILLION DEAD !!
and more dying
AND >>>VERY IMPORTANTLY
it wasn't just a whim
Of Mother Nature!
* * * * *
And then the fun begins...and
like the tiny loose thread on a well-used table cloth
Using a swift "JERK" - but - instead of detaching the thread
"Eeeeeeeeeek!"
the whole tablecloth begins to unravel.
That's when they >> hammer << the little fish first. Little fishies get squeeeeeeeeezed and good bits are taken
And that's NOT the end, just the beginning of a long expensive road ending in
free: housing/food/wardrobe (snicker)/and (so to speak) healthcare/ delightful social experiences/time for reflection/etc.
"Howdy fishmeal, how long'd jahget?"
"Hmmmm, dat long? and after seriously spilling..."
"Yeah."
"Better watchur back!"
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Me, I think Leronlimab has a brilliant future... but this is not advice just opinion.
Due to its MOA (Mechanism of Action) Leronlimab appears to be useful in myriad situations. And it has the potential to be an effective adjuvant as well!
That and its (IMO) surprisingly good safety record and relatively minimal side effects >>> will make it a "DRUG OF CHOICE" in many situations.
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Then the search begins...
And WHO, WHO, WHO are those responsible for impeding the acceptance of this drug?
Meantime, the little fish continue fouling the water in which they swim (but it's probably a welcome environment compared to their "ultimate destination.").
So swim on - every word IS recorded - there to be used when the "fish-squeeeeeeeing begins!"
LOL
In fact - ALL Little fishies' words are - the equivalent of "etched in stone" quite available. So "blather on," keep fouling the water...
And does anybody give a damn? Hmmmm... OVER A MILLION DEATHS and rising
Best prepare for a NASTY surprise.. And if YOU'RE involved >>> a RUDE awakening!
SMILE (I am)
And will the paltry earnings cover legal expenses, LOL!
Not even close.
IMO
Re: the Gentleman "Upwithstock" and bladder cancer.
And the response:
"#223368 RE: misiu143 #223366
Yep, we're waiting for the story that person was somehow able get leronsaline and a week later be a contestant on american ninja warriors."
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Hmmm...clever response...but then...
An analogy - a miscreant participates in severing power to a key traffic light. Is that miscreant culpable for the resultant damage, injury, and/or deaths? Is it murder? It's not like a specific victim's slain. Perhaps manslaughter ("people-slaughter")???
Similarly...
There seems to be an organized/layered resistance to the acceptance of Leronlimab, consequently people suffer and die. In light of current events, the media's teaching us new tricks, acronyms, and gizmos - and surprisingly RICO comes to mind. ...Especially noting - the little fish get netted >>> first.
Fortunately, one can win in court >> if they're the lawyer. Otherwise...proving innocence is expensive and that's, if one wins.
And >> Ouch, it's all here in black and white.
So, in some ways post #223366, made me smile.
The thumbs up was well earned
IMO
Leronlimab MIGHT? or Is Likely to be the answer to some significant ailment in my/your future. I strongly believe it could have been the salvation of my best friend of fifty years, but it was not available. Instead he
enjoyed the (IMO) torture of modern phamacology.
And guess who else gets similar treatment?
It's surprising - the importance of moderation of CCR5 - and Leronlimab appears to be a surprisingly safe way to deal with the "moderation."
l support the the relatively benign medication known as "Leronlimb."
And it doesn't FYU. (I think that means, "treat you badly")
Again IMO
To allay dissention re: CYDY post interpretation (beststocks.com/analyzing-an-intriguing-block-trade-unravelin/)
Visited link mentioned - interestingly relevant and TIMELY! (The article includes data as recent as August 10, 2023...which is today for a few more minutes)
A key portion of the link validated the information that has been HERE challenged. So, dealing in fact rather than opinion - behold:
"Cytodyn Inc: Potential Breakthrough Drug Developments Drive Analysts to Predict 1,901% Increase in Stock Value
Cytodyn Inc, a biotech company, has been in the spotlight recently due to its potential breakthrough drug developments. On August 10, 2023, the stock performance of CYDY has garnered attention, with analysts predicting a significant increase in its value.
According to data sourced from CNN Money, one analyst offering a 12-month price forecast for Cytodyn Inc has a median target of $4.00. This estimate represents an astonishing 1,901.00% increase from the last recorded price of $0.20. The high and low estimates also stand at $4.00, indicating a unanimous agreement among analysts regarding the potential growth of CYDY.
It is important to note that the current consensus among the polled investment analysts is to hold stock in Cytodyn Inc. This rating has remained steady since March, suggesting a cautious approach by investors, possibly due to the volatility of the biotech industry.
Despite the lack of specific information on CYDY’s performance on August 10, 2023, the analysts’ median estimate of a 1,901.00% increase in stock price highlights the potential growth and market confidence in Cytodyn Inc. Investors are advised to closely monitor the developments of the company and its drug pipeline to make informed investment decisions."
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You can access the earlier mentioned link and read the entire article at > beststocks.com/analyzing-an-intriguing-block-trade-unravelin/
And the block trade info in the article, Hmmmm
But we've seen coordinated "Pump and Dump" things every few years. Could this be one coming up?
Either way - Leronlimab has two (perhaps three or more) advantages (subject to my understanding)
#1 It moderates the CCR5, an access used by some "nasty customers." #2 Its side effects, if any, are relatively minor and short-term. It has a moderating effect on several key immunologic factors.
So I'm "Long on Leronlimab!"
Strictly my opinion.
IMO
Crazy, why replay when I don't get paid by the post? Because, from what I've seen, Leronlimab is seriously good stuff. When it comes to moderating CCR5, it is the cat's ( with very limited abreactions) meow!
Strictly IMO from the available information
DEvolution appears the "order of the day." This board was once a FOUNTAIN of useful information and provocative thought. Sure the trolls were here, but others populated, overwhelmed by the solidarity in the belief of the efficacy and safety of Leronlimab. But while leronlimab remains the same.
Yes, Leronlimab remains the same. And will continue to....
This board (to me) appears far less relevant. The exchange of interesting ideas/thoughts has degenerated.
What was once a rich harvest for current and relevant information has evolved into "grave-digging" festivities. It appears to be an irrelevant rehash of a rehash. Digging up the past to "appear relevant" by "playing " with the past demonstrates the lack of true relevance.
For Your Information: This company is going forward.
Because it OWNS Leronlimab.
But since I'm not immortal, I'm not sure how much time should be spent here?
This board may have outlived its usefulness and some displays, "TRASH!" its impartiality>
Becoming BORING!
IMO
Agree, the decision to consider enhancing leronlimab (assuming it can be accomplished without degrading efficacy and safety), was a nice surprise. It would be hard not to imagine other pharma entities seeking to do the same thing.
A key reason for Leronlimab's "rough sailing" is the industry's realization Leronlimab's current iteration threatens multiple existing and planned drug line-ups. There could easily be attempts underway to "change the formulation" just enough to justify a competing patent - and if coming from a BP player >>> just watch how quickly it gets the FDA nod withheld from Leronlimab itself...while people died.
IMO
A post worth saving...ESPECIALLY since ALL experience "cancer." From what it seems, our immune systems are attuned to this and constantly negating the aberrance. You have to give the body credit! It does all this on its own, without the owner having to monitor, assess information, evaluate appropriate response, and execute >>> like a "grand Switch-board" of activity covering the entirety of "moi" taking constant place in the background.
AND usually the body bats "1000" squelching all "cancer-oriented" changes.
But the day it's only hitting "999.99" something "got through."
And when it does - I want leronlimab available.
Misiu - keep the informative, helpful posts coming!!!
Funny thought...I bet some significant critics listen to, and learn.
And are silently grateful.
IMO
Love the commercials - you can essentially trade skin blemishes (embarrassing?) for serious possible life threatening "side effects."
BUT
Leronlimab rules! minimal side effects and then, short term if there are any.
If some disease, affliction, infection, condition, etc. involves CCR5, it's worth considering leronlimab as a positive moderating intervention. This stuff is scary to a lot of biotech's proposed product lines thus their little puppy (the FDA) barks and keeps nasty old leronlimab from messing up the potential profits by "holding it at bay."
But >>>
Leronlimab RULES!
IMO
And your back-ground in bio tech is>>>...
Any expertise to bring to the fore?
Otherwise...
Go away...
IMO
How horrible those not allowed Leronlimab.
And perished...
IMO