Pfizer is using the 2005 Vioxx approach instead: fund doctors, fund hospitals, fund regulators, fund media, fund any imaginable watchdog over a certain size, fund both political parties and when it is time to answer for what happened, no one will look bad, no one will go to jail, and business will be booming again within a year.
If anyo…
Pfizer is using the 2005 Vioxx approach instead: fund doctors, fund hospitals, fund regulators, fund media, fund any imaginable watchdog over a certain size, fund both political parties and when it is time to answer for what happened, no one will look bad, no one will go to jail, and business will be booming again within a year.
If anyone asks too many questions, just invent a new disease — SADS — and convince the public that it always existed.
Pfizer learned an important lesson from the 1982 Tylenol recall: if you pay off more people who motivated the recall — doctors, emergency rooms, media, and many layers of government — then there will be no structures in society left to call for the recall. Source:
Pfizer is using the 2005 Vioxx approach instead: fund doctors, fund hospitals, fund regulators, fund media, fund any imaginable watchdog over a certain size, fund both political parties and when it is time to answer for what happened, no one will look bad, no one will go to jail, and business will be booming again within a year.
If anyone asks too many questions, just invent a new disease — SADS — and convince the public that it always existed.
Pfizer learned an important lesson from the 1982 Tylenol recall: if you pay off more people who motivated the recall — doctors, emergency rooms, media, and many layers of government — then there will be no structures in society left to call for the recall. Source:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/06/allan-stevo/sads-missing-from-my-dictionary-pfizers-new-approach/