Comments on: Wyeths Wins a Prempro Case http://www.pharmalot.com/2007/02/wyeths_wins_a_prempro_case/ News, Comment and Conversation Fri, 10 Feb 2012 18:27:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: PointOfLaw Forum http://www.pharmalot.com/2007/02/wyeths_wins_a_prempro_case/#comment-2533 PointOfLaw Forum Thu, 15 Feb 2007 16:30:31 +0000 http://plt.starledger.webfactional.com/2007/02/wyeths_wins_a_prempro_case/#comment-2533 <strong>Around the web, February 15</strong> David Stirling and Tim Sandefur of Pacific Legal Foundation have an op-ed urging Jerry Brown to drop his "frivolous 'global warming' suit." [San Francisco Chronicle; PLF brief] Kreitzman Mortensen & Borden post on the Dukes case. [Representing Manageme... Around the web, February 15

David Stirling and Tim Sandefur of Pacific Legal Foundation have an op-ed urging Jerry Brown to drop his “frivolous ‘global warming’ suit.” [San Francisco Chronicle; PLF brief] Kreitzman Mortensen & Borden post on the Dukes case. [Representing Manageme…

]]> By: Melody http://www.pharmalot.com/2007/02/wyeths_wins_a_prempro_case/#comment-2532 Melody Fri, 02 Feb 2007 16:53:01 +0000 http://plt.starledger.webfactional.com/2007/02/wyeths_wins_a_prempro_case/#comment-2532 Yea!!! A big win for BIG PHARMA. Now, if they can by any means obtain the coveted "FDA-approved" label for their products--regardless of how many onsumers they harm or kill--they are blameless. And the doctors who prescribe FDA-approved pills are blameless. WOW! Isn't government oversight wonderful! Always looking out for WE THE PEOPLE! Guess until someone who's "important" (that's not us, Mr. & Mrs. Average American) finds that they cannot "win the Lott-o" when a family member is killed by Big Pharma, the only hope we have is this. (In the language of Pharma) those scum-sucking, bottom-feeding, ambulance-chasing lawyers will have to test this theory of deniability through the judicial system. FDA will have to be revealed as incompetent, mis-directed, undirected, CLUELESS and/or CORRUPT ( evidence should be easily obtained). And we (Mr. & Mrs. Average American) will find our day in court long delayed as the Battle of the Giants (ABA vs. AMA) slogs through the courts. BTW, when did FDA regulations trump the responsbilities and the authorities granted our judiciary? For that matter, when did FDA regulations supercede basic human rights? Yea!!! A big win for BIG PHARMA. Now, if they can by any means obtain the coveted “FDA-approved” label for their products–regardless of how many onsumers they harm or kill–they are blameless. And the doctors who prescribe FDA-approved pills are blameless. WOW! Isn’t government oversight wonderful! Always looking out for WE THE PEOPLE!

Guess until someone who’s “important” (that’s not us, Mr. & Mrs. Average American) finds that they cannot “win the Lott-o” when a family member is killed by Big Pharma, the only hope we have is this. (In the language of Pharma) those scum-sucking, bottom-feeding, ambulance-chasing lawyers will have to test this theory of deniability through the judicial system.

FDA will have to be revealed as incompetent, mis-directed, undirected, CLUELESS and/or CORRUPT ( evidence should be easily obtained). And we (Mr. & Mrs. Average American) will find our day in court long delayed as the Battle of the Giants (ABA vs. AMA) slogs through the courts.

BTW, when did FDA regulations trump the responsbilities and the authorities granted our judiciary? For that matter, when did FDA regulations supercede basic human rights?

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