If you consider that NWBO could have folded if unable to pay bills for manufacturing, that Cognate has taken great risk in accepting stock for receivables, and that every capital raise would have diluted the receivable, therefore, provisions to maintain the value of the receivable within agreed upon limits don't seem completely unreasonable or against the shareholder interest. Cognate has to stay in business for NWBO to continue their trials. Don't forget the tough times that were occurring then - Adam's relentless shady articles were pummeling the stock.
So Linda kept the company going and figured out a way to protect the company from takeover at the same time. I do happen to think that is in the shareholder's interest. We found out recently that Woodford either knew about the shares being issued before the last financing or required that they be issued - does that sound like he is being duped or taken advantage of? What creme are you talking about?
LP and Cognate are taking a lot more risk relatively speaking. Cognate is investing in NWBO also. Although we are in a silent period, the rationale for silence has been made and the list of potential catalysts are long.
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