The Long-Lost Ingredient, Now Located

"What do we have Mr. Franklin?" and he answered, "We have a republic, if we can keep it."

Benjamin Franklin knew that the republic our forefathers created was not perfect in and of its own. No, he realized that there was a certain necessary ingredient that makes it work as intended. He would recognize that by taking a look at where we are today. Had it worked as intended, everyone could not be out for themselves like it is right now.

When George Washington was leaving the presidency he said, "The foundations of our national policy will be laid in the pure and immutable principles of morality." "Of all the dispositions and habits, which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are the support."

The necessary ingredient which Franklin was referring to which was necessary to keep the republic was spoken through the lips of George Washington. Morality and a respect for religion. According to our forefathers, morality was absolutely integral and fundamental for the republic government to function as planned.

How did we end up here? Have we ever lived this way before? Was it ever as dangerous just to go into the city as it is today? We are in a different world today. People protest about absolutely nothing and then come inside with guns a blazing and shoot. It gets crazier by the day.

But the good news is that the games which people play do come to an end.

Leronlimab's Gagging has come to an end as the Imposed Holds were lifted, but the aftereffects cannot be denied. CytoDyn has defended and won back leronlimab's rights to be used in trials across the country, but it is slow going at best, and more akin to walking on broken glass.

The Fundamentals

Leronlimab has the power to deal with the symptoms of disease as well as to augment our Immune System to heal completely from the disease. Leronlimab operates at the heart, at the root of the problems we face. Leronlimab doesn't just deal with the disease superficially, rather, its mechanism of action occurs right where the disease begins, right at the root of the problem. Step One Complete. The need to develop a drug that cures without creating further complications was accomplished.

As for Step 2, it just went down from there. The next rung of the ladder was downward. The means by which the proof of the drug's effectiveness is established; the laws by which it proves itself; well, those ways, means and laws were broken. The parameters of the trials being changed last minute. Given as an ultimatum in a take it or leave it situation, CytoDyn was literally left with no other choice, but to be forced into accepting the new parameters, regardless that the drug was placed at great disadvantage.

So, this gets to the "root" of the problem. Laws broken. The ways and means, the lawlessness that occurred and the drug was squashed. What about the omission of vast volumes of uncompleted data in the final BLA submission made to the FDA. Isn't that another example of breaking laws of standard operating procedures? You don't do that.

Integrity means you do the right thing. Anything other than the right thing, is the wrong thing. Therefore, Integrity is the root. Integrity was lost and laws were broken. They did the wrong thing. Integrity, Morality, these are the missing ingredient which Franklin was referring to, which Washington understood to be absolutely necessary for the proper functioning of the republic.

"This was a portion of Cyrus’ original speech during 9/28/22 Conference Call:

“6:50 Dr. Cyrus Arman. Thank you Tanya, and good afternoon everyone. A moral obligation to generate therapies to improve people's lives; A focused and disciplined clinical development strategy; A value generating path resulting in economic returns for our investors. This is CytoDyn's mission."

Integrity was necessary to make the republic last and is also what is necessary for leronlimab to be successful. Why? Because leronlimab has what it takes to be successful. In and of itself, the drug accomplishes what it sets out to do and that is cure disease. But man is inherently wicked.

If Integrity doesn't exist, then lawlessness does. How was the decision ever made to not fully complete the BLA before it was submitted? Were they somehow thinking that the FDA would just allow a new form of incomplete BLA submission? Or did they believe that the FDA was just as corrupt as those responsible for assembling, compiling and reviewing the submission of the BLA? Did Amarex believe they were just playing a game, and could do as they pleased? Were they under the impression that there was never any possible way for this drug to make it as far as it did, so why even bother with the effort of BLA assembly? They were receiving payments. Were they convinced that CytoDyn would just go out of business before the BLA would ever have to be submitted? Maybe Amarex was never ever a believer.

Unlike Amarex, CytoDyn was not of zero faith; nor was IncellDx. Bruce Patterson had tremendous belief and so did NP. Possibly the FDA had no faith, and they might have got that sense of disbelief from KK, as it was him, they were directly dealing with, because, instead of working with the FDA, NP was hiding in the shadows. Regardless, both the FDA and Amarex had to trial the drug according to the principles of fairness regardless of what they believed or thought. Had Amarex believed in the drug, had they believed in the company of CytoDyn, then they would not have done what they did. Maybe they thought that everything would be gone by the time the submission of the BLA became necessary, this way there would be no need to work at all on the data because it never would make it to the point of submission. But CytoDyn was unaware of such thinking and through NP's unwarranted trust, CytoDyn gave Amarex unfettered freedom.

Back to the original intent. For the sake of Humanity, it was necessary for the drug to reach a new level in medicine, the next level of medicinal treatment. The plan for leronlimab to forge that transition from old medicine to a new form of medicine certainly was feasible because leronlimab was the most perfect drug designed perfectly for that very important purpose. But the individuals who were at work driving this game were irresponsible and wicked. Every one of them lacked Integrity. Yet, these men were charged with the responsibility to deliver this next level, next generation drug to all of Humanity. These individuals were somehow recklessly inclined to pervert the inherent freedom allotted to those given such an undertaking. Therefore, look now at the roots of their hearts. How were they bred?

As I said before, the most important part of the problem already was solved. That, of course was the creation of leronlimab. The drug performs at a level that exceeds current medicine. Even at levels that men are still trying to come to grips with, to grasp an understanding of. And man shall come to understand more completely and shall come to grips with the wonders of its capacity and what they learn and discover surely shall not cease to amaze.

However, in the beginning, the medicine was unfortunately placed in the hands of men who lacked Integrity. It was trialed by a CRO that had no faith or belief in the drug they trialed, or no faith in the sponsor of those trials that the trials would definitely fail and fail they would. In addition, the company was created as an OTC stock, making it exceedingly susceptible to the attacks of short sellers. All of this was brought together, Rube Goldberg fashion, in an effort to get leronlimab delivered to Humanity. However, the last ingredient required to make this effort a success, was a deep-seated motivation and zeal that it should come to reality. An absolute, deep-seated, adamant adherence and commitment to absolutely everything necessary to making such an effort successful. But someone, somewhere, somehow, dropped the ball and lost that ingredient.

These people instead started thinking with their pocketbooks instead of with their hearts, minds and conscious. All involved had to have a passion for the mission, checked by restraint, by laws, which had to be upheld as if they were the rule of the land. From the outside, it appeared as if it could work. The company was up and running; trials were getting done, just not resulted, (why not?) (shouldn't that have given off some clues that something was inherently wrong?). Shares were being traded and share were being shorted. Sub-contractors were getting hired and fired almost on a daily basis. It all appeared legit, but things were not even close to being perfect. Later on though, we started seeing Ambulance Chasers. Then the synchronized short attacks. However, a big blow came when FDA imposed the clinical hold. Shouldn't the FDA have already had evidence that leronlimab was safe? Why didn't the FDA have that evidence? Why wasn't that information already in the hands of the FDA?

That information should have been supplied to the FDA by those collecting that information, Amarex. But, instead, they decided that they would blow that all off and conceal that data, even preventing access to it, despite still collecting wages regardless. Why did they do that? Were they living according to the law of the jungle, setting traps, stalking? Survive by anyway you know how? They could not have believed in the drug. They only wanted free money. Amarex knew what they had to do. They had no faith and no love for the purpose. They cared only for their pockets. In addition, they must have hated doing whatever they were doing. Unfortunately, it was exactly that which they were hired for, but CytoDyn never confirmed Amarex's zeal to make this work. CytoDyn failed to realize that in fact, Amarex actually hated leronlimab and also hated CytoDyn. Amarex loved only Amarex, but CytoDyn handed them the work anyway.

So, this grand solution to Humanity's problem was and still is dependent upon a foundation of morality and integrity. Both morality and integrity do produce an adamant adherence to the mission. Without these two virtues, this solution to Humanity's problem would be doomed to fail, and this was not realized at the outset, otherwise, it never would have been entrusted into incapable hands. And it did just about completely fail, but miraculously, it has persisted. Today, it is in better hands. That awakening occurred over the past few years.

Amarex needed to find a way to hide the data of the trial and to keep the data away from CytoDyn. They did that by formatting the data in non-approved, non-standard methods. They gave the ownership of that data to yet another company, despite the fact that the data was owned by CytoDyn.

NP knew only one tactic. He depended on the spewing of his knowledge and on getting the word out regarding leronlimab. His philosophy was to speak up at every available moment. He carried it too far though. NP operated without rules. He was way outside the box. He operated in ways no public company should have. There was no order. There was no restraint. Human nature ruled. Deceitful and desperately wicked. and he told himself and all of us that he was a good person. Who could know it? His reasoning was flawed, it was incorrect. And this too was at the root of the downfall. It ran rampant and unchecked.

The solution has arisen. Those that love the law are in charge now. There is order now. It has been restored. There is Freedom now, but there is also restraint. They have freedom, but they operate with restraint. When NP originally bought leronlimab, it was like he bought the car, then, he reached into the glove box and found the owner's manual, then threw it immediately in the street and said, "I don't need no owner's manual, this is my car, I run it the way I want to." He drove leronlimab without an owner's manual, damn near into the ground. Things fell apart. Why? Because he threw the manual away.

Lalezari is more considerate of the missing link. Integrity. Morality. Lalezari has a deep respect for authority as both he and his father are physicians, bred appropriately, and he is comfortable in their presence, and they are comfortable in his. Lalezari has the owner's manual clutched between his hands. He reads it night and day because he possesses integrity.