by Serena Wylde at TCW Defending Freedom
IF governors can conclude secret agreements with entities beyond the scope of any law, i.e. override at will existing laws and public protections to the detriment of those they govern, where does that leave the rule of law? That is what the US Federal Government has done with Pfizer, a company with a criminal record for fraudulent marketing, under the vague title of Other Transaction Authority (OTA).
Brook Jackson is a whistleblower who, in 2020, worked briefly for a large Texan research group, Ventavia, contracted by Pfizer to conduct Covid-19 vaccine clinical trials. She was a regional director and raised concerns with her superiors about data integrity and poor practices she witnessed. Once she realised that no action was being taken to address those concerns, she filed a complaint with the Food and Drug Administration on September 25, 2020, listing a dozen points, after which she was fired with immediate effect.
In January 2021 she filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, Ventavia and ICON PLC in the Eastern District of Texas under the False Claims Act, alleging the companies ‘deliberately withheld crucial information from the United States that calls the safety and efficacy of the vaccine into question’.
The lawsuit stated: ‘Defendants concealed violations of both their clinical trial protocol and federal regulations, including falsification of clinical trial documents. Due to the Defendants’ scheme, millions of Americans have received a misbranded vaccination which is potentially not as effective as represented.’
Core allegations included:…
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