NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[JRIII]

Lots if people don’t understand that, I dealt with many of these kinds of issues for many years. Show me the termination agreement, which is material.

If you had dealt with lots of these kinds of issues, then you should know that the contract itself is the termination agreement. The contract sets the terms of the agreement. There is no other documentation that needs to be disclosed.

There is no agreement with Cognate or CRL in place, and that is why NWBO took the active step of removing all references to the now-expired contract from their regulatory filings. This isn't difficult, and it's not a matter of me believing whatever I want. Just like the lawsuit ruling that you somehow think precludes all possibility of the company having been aware of an IA in 2015 that they, conveniently, did not acknowledge, officially accept or disclose. They just decided to change the whole direction of the trial. You think that decision, and their removal of the Cognate contract language from regulatory filings, were just spontaneous coincidences? Nobody but you believes that, and the truth is, I don't think you really do, either.

The constant effort to over-complicate simple realities (such as pretending being 14 months past data lock with no TLD is perfectly normal when the simple reality is that the data is bad and they've known it for six years), is just another tactic in this year-long shameful scheme to obscure the truth.