I think the point Irish is trying to make is that management has definitely made plenty of questionable decisions that have actually contributed to the share price decline. Despite that everyone seems to be locked in on the fact that they said they would release data by the end of last year and they didn't. Obviously this isn't a good way to go about things but this is not the mistake that caused all their problems. It's just the most recent one that is fresh in everyone's minds. Everyone wants to talk about how management is not communicating properly or providing updates in a timely manner but the fact is that it doesn't matter how timely they are with their updates if the updates are garbage.
Maybe if they chose to go after lymphoma first, even despite the hurdles they would have had to clear at the time, or they didn't delay the AML trial to make more process updates without waiting on results from the first process updates they would be in a different position right now.
The main point Irish is trying to make is that if you want to blame the company for something it should be their questionable decisions that put them in this shaky position to begin with. By all means, blame them for whatever you want but despite what people keep saying their poor communication is not the main contributing factor that led to their decline.
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