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    US site admits: global pharmaceutical companies have bribed officials of the Iraqi Ministry of Healt

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    Post by Rocky Sat 03 Feb 2018, 2:19 am

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    US site admits: global pharmaceutical companies have bribed officials of the Iraqi Ministry of Health!


    Families of more than 100 US veterans who have been killed or wounded in Iraq have sued several major European and US companies such as pharma, Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer for supporting and financing combat operations in Iraq.
    "The plaintiffs said they regularly paid money to officials at the Iraqi Health Ministry who later used the money to fund groups responsible for many attacks against US forces," the US-based Collective Evolution said in a report.
    Prosecutors added that "those major companies that export medicines to the Ministry of Health were aware that the money given to officials was ultimately in the hands of groups to finance their operations."
    "It is not surprising that the big pharma companies, especially those based in the United States, financed those that were attacking US forces in the past as the US government funded and managed terrorist groups such as al-Qaeda and Al-Qaeda, so perhaps this should not come. This is surprising. "
    "The lawsuit has been filed against five major US pharmaceutical companies, AstraZeneca, General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Roche Holdings. The lawsuit alleges that these companies finance organizations responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers and many soldiers and veterans who Wounded in the Iraq war. "
    "The companies paid bribes to senior officials in the Iraqi Ministry of Health, while the lawsuit included a list of 27 pages detailing all the deaths and injuries reported by US forces caused by the resistance groups from 2005 to 2009."
    The report noted that "in terms of the amount paid to employees in the ministry, it is alleged that these companies were providing them with a bribe up to 20% of the total contract value and prosecutors claim that these companies indirectly funding the employees of the ministry by providing them with additional drugs and equipment and that these The free materials are packaged "in a way that will re-sell them on the streets" so that ministry officials can sell them on the black market from 2004 to 2013 in order to fund "after sales support and other services," but in fact, For officials of the Ministry of Health.


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