NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[JRIII]

You are appealing to the lowest common denominator of thought processing.

I will not disagree with this statement. After 8 years of being invested in this company I have learned that the lowest common denominator is always the right answer when it comes to speculation about NWBO.

Have you ever stopped to think about how many theories you have thrown out here on this message board over the years? I mean, it has to be in the dozens (plural). And literally never once have any of them turned out to be true. It's not because your prognostications are unreasonable. Some of them made perfect sense. It's just that that's not what's happening here.

Your prognostications have all been wrong because you continue to misfire in your assessment of the people running this company. These people do not know what they are doing. They have no idea how to complete a trial and get a product to market. They messed up the trial a long time ago and now the endgame is a complete shitshow. The truth is, I believe they gave up on this DCVax-L trial a long time ago. They know it's a failure and they've been running cover for a long time while they've pocketed millions of dollars and are putting the finishing touches on a manufacturing operation. That's the lowest common denominator, and that's exactly what is happening. They have given us no reason to believe otherwise. In fact, they have shown us from their past behavior that that's exactly what they are about to do once again! The past is prologue. It really is that simple!

Over-complicating things is a hobgoblin of wishful minds. In most cases, and especially in cases involving NWBO, the simplest, most boring answer is always the correct answer. They struggle to meet even the basest of expectations - every single time - whether its regulatory reporting requirements, renewing their OTC registration, or making payroll. They have proved this over and over again, and yet some people have convinced themselves that this time it's going to be different. It's always going to be different . . . this time! But it never is. If shareholders had taken the reins some years ago when they had the opportunity and forced some management changes, then I might be inclined to believe that this time it will be different. But as long as the clown show continues to run things, it's not going to happen. The lowest common denominator and NWBO go hand-in-hand.