Of these, the Donald Shell suicide/triple homicide is a standout. In this case, Glaxo, in a classic example of corporate hubris, risked it all by squaring off with the families of the deceased in a backwoods Wyoming courtroom. Glaxo lost the suit, and in spectacular fashion.
This long overdue protest follows in the grand tradition of American democracy. Society has a right, and a duty, to protect itself from companies that make a mockery of the public trust, and which operate in a manner antithetical to the public's health and well-being.
Announcement released for publication by:
Evelyn Pringle
epringle05@yahoo.com
(Evelyn Pringle is a columnist for Independent Media TV and an investigative journalist focused on exposing corruption in government)
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