Well, there’s two ways to look at this company. A scam, or a company with a great “technology“ that actually is very beneficial to people with pain, that started out great, being sold in Walgreens and CVS and at no fault of their own, had a tragic setback that they haven’t been able to recover from. That’s usually how it goes in life unfortunately. You’re doing great, then for some reason you fall from grace, and everybody turns their back on you. And it’s a long miserable lonely journey back.
What would any of us do? Just throw our hands up and close shop? or fight and fight and fight and fight until we succeed? Knowing that we have a technology that works
Isn’t that the American motto? Isn’t that how we teach our kids to be tough? Don’t we always say “if you fall down six times get up seven“
This cobra venom technology and modification that they own, works. Nyloxin works.
RPI-78 seems to have a positive affect on the human nervous system. You don’t just throw that away!
Now, with regards to all the failures, let me tell you, when you’re down and out, no one comes to your help. I’m going to use an example that I know about, that will hopefully get through to most.
Mickey Rourke, was the biggest movie star in Hollywood! The hottest ticket! Every studio was offering him their biggest movies. In a very short period of time, he made a couple of mistakes, and quickly went from the biggest movie star in the world, to a pariah.
Nobody! And I mean nobody! Came to his help. For years and years and years he languished. During that whole time, he became so desperate, that he started making even MORE bad decisions by associating himself with terrible people, and making bad deals on bad movies just to eat. When you’re down there in the gutter, you think any deal is good. You grasp onto any kind of straw thinking this is the ONE that’s going to get you out of the quick sand. And of course it doesn’t.
But then, one day, an independent film director named Darren Oronofsky, has a film called the wrestler and decides he wants to cast Mickey Rourke. The producers tried to talk him out of it. But he relented. They told him that in that case the budget would go from $6 million down to $2 million. He said that’s fine I’ll shoot it guerrilla style. Of course that movie is released and the rest is history.
It took one person to believe in Mickey and bring him back.
Someone or some group believes in this technology and is taking a risk on Rik. Someone came on board and is breathing life into the company. I don’t know who it is, I hope it’s revealed soon. But this time I believe it’s real. I’ve explained in previous posts why. In short it’s the money action.
Rik was in the gutter, made a lot of desperate mistakes, associated himself with a lot of wrong people in a desperate attempt to simply survive, but it seems now he has associated himself with one or a group of right people. It also appears that word reached some higher ups in the defense department that his “technology“ could have a significant effect for treating/protecting against nerve agents. Lucky breaks happen.
As frustrated as I am, I’m going to cut the guy a break and see where this rabbit hole takes us.
