Thank you for making this distinction. That sounds completely correct.
If anyone pays any attention at all to Nader’s speech it should be obvious that while he is a fluent speaker of English, his English is very imprecise. He often hesitates and struggles to find words. He sometimes uses the wrong tense and omits words like the article “the” (the proper use of which is notoriously difficult for non-native speakers to understand). He sometimes uses one word when he means another, such as mixing up Emergency Use Authorization with Emergency Use Application. If I were a teacher of English as a Second Language, I would only be able to give Nader a grade of B- for his spoken English.
IMO, this is the main reason underlying Nader’s flawed communication. Unfortunately, his imprecision often makes Nader difficult to understand clearly and this works against him.
My impression is Nader is an extremely driven and hard-working person who wants always to do the right thing.
What he is trying to accomplish with Cytodyn is an Herculean task for anyone, doubly so for him.
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