I agree with Black on this one. Trying to force the FDA isn't the right approach. The drug is working its way through the FDA process... and its likely NOT the FDA holding it up. The holdup could be a large list of other reasons. People complain and bash the FDA, when the FDA is not likely the bottleneck.
On the other hand Black... I disagree with your assessment that investors are signing the petition for selfish, greedy reasons, and here's why:
Many of us have invested in RLF100 since July, Aug, Sept... and since then, we've been expecting the approval for EUA to get done "any day now" and save lives. It's frustrating because we see the daily death stats and hear the stories and worry about our own friends and families as each day passes. We CARE... We WANT to do something about it... this is brewing up to be a "movement".
But doing something shouldn't be attacking the FDA and other government officials. What I am doing instead, is encouraging people to bring awareness to our therapeutic, so the word can get out to patients, families, doctors, hospitals, news organizations, etc.... but let's leave out the stock, stock ticker, FDA, OWS, BARDA and such. Focus on the PATIENT and the MEDICAL RESULTS if you want to do something.
That's what I'm asking investors to do... and I'm asking investors, only because WE all know that this drug can save lives... investors are the ones who currently have the passion to get the word out.
Let's all unite our message with our #AviptadilStopsCovid hashtag. We are using that on all social media posts. Use it everywhere, use it often... create awareness of the cause... create awareness of the hashtag. Forget the petitions, forget the FDA... get the word out to the people who need to hear it! Create awareness. Join the movement.
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