When
But between 10% and 25% of this $4.1 trillion is lost to Graft (a form of political corruption, and is the unscrupulous use of a politician's authority for personal gain) and corruption per se .
Therefore the $17 billion in fines that the big 7 have agreed to pay in out of court settlements over the last 5 years is sheer peanuts. But it is no wonder that they operate in this way as their roots are based in near unspeakable times - http://foolscrow.wordpress.com/2010/07/27/return-to-nuremberg-big-pharma-must-answer-for-crimes-against-humanity/
Therefore the $17 billion in fines that the big 7 have agreed to pay in out of court settlements over the last 5 years is sheer peanuts. But it is no wonder that they operate in this way as their roots are based in near unspeakable times - http://foolscrow.wordpress.com/2010/07/27/return-to-nuremberg-big-pharma-must-answer-for-crimes-against-humanity/
And another recent exposé which has involved 20,000 girls
from 10>14 years of age is http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn24421-badly-run-trials-behind-indian-drug-testing-freeze.html#.Um1Uqh5FCt8.
Really human guinea pigs and because they were some of the poorest in the
world. How low can these companies stoop? As far as it takes to line their
pockets it appears.
Therefore even though I am not a supporter of China
as they are on the road to economic monopoly, they are by holding these giant
corporates to account, doing humanity a great service. I just wished that
western governments had taken them to task and made them pay at least $50
billion for their previous illegal actions. Unfortunately as politicians are
bought and sold in the West it is just a pipedream that I am having. One
thing again about China ,
on past history their politicians are not for sale and if they are, they can
either get executed or spend the rest of their life in a repressive Chinese
jail. Indeed, it's a pity that China can't deal with our bankers,
as we might have a less corrupt financial system in the West.
Dr David Hill
Chief ExecutiveWorld Innovation Foundation
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