The same tactics are used in industry after industry, medical and financial are two of the biggest but far from the only ones. While it is led by American companies in many ways, it certainly is global.

Thanks for sharing!

The “EvilLilly” expose / article really is appalling in its factual content and illustrates just how screwed the undereducated American public quite actually is with regard to the level of corruption involved in American industry and government. And, the Banana Republic that now defines the real American political/industrial complex is even more appalling.

I have been aware of this corruption for quite some time as I am an active investor managing several Family Trusts for many years. The corruption within the economic markets is equally as overt and corrupt as the pharmaceutical industry. The difference in how these various entities screw over Americans is unimportant, save for the lives messed over and lost, as the brazen carpet baggers juice Americans for profit at any cost while the regulators look askance. Furthermore, when charges are brought up and convictions dealt out these punitive convictions represent a mere fraction of the illicit gains realized as the companies charged pay what amounts to nothing when compared with what they took in while killing us.

As I recall, Lilly is not the only pimp operating to fleece Americans with not only harmful products but pocketing our legislators to push their evil agendas forward. Johnson & Johnson is another corporate pimp fleecing the public with ridiculous advertising and horrific products that are known carcinogens.

It really takes my breath away when I contemplate just how bad things actually are pursuant to, corruption within America. And, by the way, this corrupt approach to government and industry is not just rampant in America it is a global pandemic phenomenon.

Your efforts to bring a semblance of rational thought to the public at large is tremendously appreciated. Keep up the great work. I love your products too.

Sincerely,

Brian L. Gottejman, Ph.D.