NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[AllSheWrote]

Does anyone here understand that a rejection doesn't have to be in the form of an actual outright rejection letter that the company would have to, presumably, disclose at some point? Rejections can come in different forms. One possibility is that the application has been returned to the company with stipulations that are impossible to meet - such as, "We would be happy to approve your application but you will need to show us the patient-level data from the outside comparison groups so we can see proof of how great your vaccine is instead of just taking your word for it." A stipulation of that nature would be impossible for NWBO to resolve and would therefore constitute an effective rejection, but one that NWBO could simply sit on and feel no obligation to disclose to shareholders. That's not only possible, it's a highly likely scenario of what has actually occurred. NWBO doesn't have to do anything except keep paying themselves and if they say anything at all they can keep repeating that they "continue to be engaged with MHRA", and then they can quietly withdraw the application sometime down the road. Does no one understand this?