Comments on: Former Wyeth Employees File False Claims Suit http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/ News, Comment and Conversation Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:19:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Hypocrisy rules http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-184162 Hypocrisy rules Sat, 01 Mar 2008 01:22:29 +0000 http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-184162 Dan, of course not. No company be it bigpharma or otherwise would admit anything that is "alleged" against them. They are like a guy with a smoking gun in his hand standing over a dead man, denying "wrongding" while several witnesses concur. Of course our famous "not guilty till...." does not help either. Even when they are exposed and ordered to, correction, agree to pay the fine, they do not admit wrongdoing. Recent case of Merck is a good example as are many others. You see, the bigpharma wise guys are all big fans of Seinfeld. Why? becasuse they have learned several things from there one being the most useful to them. If you remeber the episode where Jerry agrees to undergo the lie detector test at the police station re his claim that he never watches Melrose place. He desparately seeks advice how to beat the machine from George the consumate lier. If anyone can help him it is George. Wrong. George tells him it would be like asking Pavorotti to teach him how to sing like him. Jerry disappointed is leaving the famous restaurant for the police station, for his meeting with destiny. As he riches the door, George calls him back and tells him: "Jerry just remeber, it IS NOT a lie if you believe it". The bigpharma believes everything they tell us. The question is, do we? Dan, of course not. No company be it bigpharma or otherwise would admit anything that is “alleged” against them. They are like a guy with a smoking gun in his hand standing over a dead man, denying “wrongding” while several witnesses concur. Of course our famous “not guilty till….” does not help either. Even when they are exposed and ordered to, correction, agree to pay the fine, they do not admit wrongdoing. Recent case of Merck is a good example as are many others.
You see, the bigpharma wise guys are all big fans of Seinfeld. Why? becasuse they have learned several things from there one being the most useful to them.
If you remeber the episode where Jerry agrees to undergo the lie detector test at the police station re his claim that he never watches Melrose place.
He desparately seeks advice how to beat the machine from George the consumate lier. If anyone can help him it is George. Wrong. George tells him it would be like asking Pavorotti to teach him how to sing like him. Jerry disappointed is leaving the famous restaurant for the police station, for his meeting with destiny.
As he riches the door, George calls him back and tells him: “Jerry just remeber, it IS NOT a lie if you believe it”.
The bigpharma believes everything they tell us. The question is, do we?

]]> By: Apolonia http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-184110 Apolonia Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:19:51 +0000 http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-184110 The legal system is only as good as the citizens, those who witness wrongdoing and dangers to the public health need to speak truth, and others who witness it need to speak up as well. Otherwise big pharma can continue to claim it does no wrong. The legal system is only as good as the citizens, those who witness wrongdoing and dangers to the public health need to speak truth, and others who witness it need to speak up as well. Otherwise big pharma can continue to claim it does no wrong.

]]> By: Dan http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-183844 Dan Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:29:55 +0000 http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/former-wyeth-employees-file-false-claim-suit/#comment-183844 Has a pharma company ever concured with allegations against it? Or, has a company ever admitted to any wrongdoing? There is a problem with the legal system. Has a pharma company ever concured with allegations against it? Or, has a company ever admitted to any wrongdoing?

There is a problem with the legal system.

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