I know so. So do you.
The massive amount of dilution was the objective of shorts, and is what they did when they pulled the piñata for dilution trick focusing on the ability to use their most favored nation status financing terms to destroy the ordinary level of dilution up to that point. Forcing them to refinance all of their years worth of previous deliveries of goods by destroying the share price is a typical trick of shorts. Then complaining about the dilution they caused, to further frustrate longs. Kind of a great game for shorts... claiming to then "advocate for shareholders" when they pulled that string intentionally to unravel the past financing. It's a great scam.
Various directors and officers have lent money to the company to avoid dilution. They sold the property that Sawston is on, and did a sale leaseback transaction to avoid more dilution. Linda Powers is a substantial shareholder and has little interest in more dilution which affects her holdings too.