Humanigen Inc (HGENQ)

[cowtown jay]

Every once in awhile, I'll read something here and wonder how someone can actually say what they said. You saying I'm wrong about what the company has accomplished in the past year, especially with the PREACH-M and RATinG Trials, is an example of a statement that I find incredulous.

But the top spot for incredulous statement comes from the SEC's Mission Statement, which I quoted in one of my posts. "As we continue to monitor the activities of more than 28,000 entities in the securities industry, we remain dedicated to the interests of long-term investors who are entrusting their hard-earned savings to our securities markets to fund home purchases, college educations, and other important life events."

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173559584

In the linked post, talking about the SEC converting our recovered money to the government's use, how does that fulfill the SEC's Mission Statement? But most importantly, since this case relates to the NIAID, NIH, and FDA's willful negligence, which is. and will be, permitting millions of preventable deaths, the question becomes, 'What good does it do to protect the funding of life events, but to be negligent in preserving the lives of people who were funding those life events?'

The government's abuse of discretionary authority is intolerable, immoral, and in direct conflict with the very Mission Statement of the government.