Article Source: msnbc.com
from:msnbc.comThe head of the World Health Organization on Tuesday strongly rejected suggestions that her decisions about swine flu were influenced by advisers' links to pharmaceutical companies.
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Sure, what's a few billion amongst friends.....
It takes a certain arrogance to flat out deny something when you have been caught red handed. Margaret Cho has lost all credibility. Like the boy who cried wolf, there might actually be a real emergency and no one would listen to the WHO. It is interesting to note that not only do the individual players have ties to big pharma, the pharmaceutical industry supplies the operating money for the WHO. It is corruption, plain and simple. These people belong in jail.
The did everything they claim not to have done, they did it right in front of us, and then they told us they didn't do it. Apparently the Obama style of leadership is spreading fast.
These are the same people who were totally wrong on this in the first place. Now they are covering for their money-making accomplices by whom they expect to be employed (at $$$$$$$.$$ salary) in the very near future. If anyone believes this, they also believe in the tooth fairy!