The whistle-blower False Claims Act lawsuit against Pfizer, made by Brook Jackson, who worked as a regional director at one of the trial sites where Pfizer developed its mRNA vax, progresses. Pfizer is countering that it has no liability as the government knew all about what went on. As Jackson says: “Respondents claim fraudulent certifications, false statements, doctored data, contaminated clinical trials, and firing of whistle-blowers can be ignored based on the theory that they contracted their way around the fraud. A drug company cannot induce the taxpayers to pay billions of dollars for a product that honest data would show poses more risks than benefits, and that ignores the actual contract and the law itself.”
However, lawyers for Jackson are to argue that for actions under the False Claims Act to succeed, it is not necessary for the government to know. “Jackson has submitted over 400 exhibits as part of her complaint. Jackson said that a former Taco’s cashier was among those tasked with injecting patients with the experimental jab. She alleged that the trial staff falsified patient signatures on informed consent paperwork. And she has described a daily mess of unsanitary conditions.”