I agree with you that the government wants their citizens to rely on them for virtually every aspect of their lives, and that lenz will remove a large degree of that control when it comes to healthcare. But look around. We're seeing unusual presentments of various types of infections, to include fungal and bacterial infections, in addition to viral. Not only that, we're seeing hypervirulent and antibiotic-resistant strains of some of these infections. This passive-aggressive bio-war will evolve to the point where it will become necessary to effectively combat these infections.
Lenz will earn it's stripes in fighting CMML and related cancers. The only reason we'll be permitted to do that is because decades have passed without Big Pharma being able to provide a solution. We are showing that progress now, and I have to think our effort will result in regulatory approval in Australia. I also think MHRA may then decide to grant lenz Conditional Marketing Authorization for covid, as well as CMML.
"Necessity" has always been one of the required components for our success. Government interference has hindered us. But ironically, the adversarial actions of other governments may force the hand of our government to protect their citizens. We've got to make our 535 national legislators rescind discretionary authority from government agencies. They should be required to follow the laws as written, and any deviation should require a full vote of both Houses to be permitted.
