Puhun tästä, joka nyt kaiketi on pakotettu julkistettavaksi kokonaisuudessaan.
A group of scientists and medical researchers sued the FDA under FOIA to force release of hundreds of thousands of documents related to licensing of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. Plaintiff’s attorney Aaron Siri, who is representing the group, explains the fight that led a federal court...
news.bloomberglaw.com
Et lukenut koko juttua, vaan linkkasit koska paha salaliitto?
Kyse on siitä, että sivuja on yli 450000 ja FDA ei pysty käsittelemään niitä vapautettavaksi kuin 500 sivua kuussa. Ei salata vaan kestäisi 70+ vuotta selata ne läpi.
Surkuhupaisa tapaus, ei siinä mitään...
"The FDA apparently disagreed. During a hearing on Dec. 14, 2021, its counsel steadfastly maintained that the court should not require the agency to produce more than 500 pages per month, harping on the FDA’s purported limited resources, its need to redact personal information, and duty to protect Pfizer’s trade secret interests "
tähän Bloomberg tarttuu ihan osuvasti
"The FDA’s excuses were incredible. The FDA has more than 18,000 employees and a budget of over $6.5 billion. It would be laughable if any multibillion-dollar company came before a court and claimed poverty to escape making a document production, but that was the FDA’s position."
Ei siis salaliitoista tai salailusta vaan julkisen sektorin globaalista tehottomuudesta käydään oikeutta.
Syy miksi käydään avoimin ovin on myös luokkaa facepalm...
"The failure of the government’s closed-door approach is exemplified by the fact that the FDA did not send a representative to the court hearing because, as the government attorney explained, the FDA’s Covid-19 protocols would not permit it. "