Re: Edited Video~Fraud & Corruption at ACOEM, US Chamber & Co...

[Guest guest]

Its even worse than that. For thirty years, the US government has been

using linear threshold risk assessment models. In recent years, they have

used these to determine that any exposure below the threshold means that no

one is sick. That is pure nonsense. They were cautioned not to do this

when the permissible exposure limit GUIDELINES were first being used.

Kelman and Hardin just took the deceit to a whole new level with their

inhaled mycotoxin threshold BS, based on an acute high dose rodent study. And

then ACOEM legitimizing it as health policy.

But the reality is, this threshold nonsense has been used EXTENSIVELY for

many exposures, including drug safety testing. And now they are trying to

say that if the Federal government approved something based on the

calculations (that were given to the FDA), then the manufacturers have no

liability.

_The Supreme Court, Generic Labels & Preemption // Pharmalot_

(http://www.pharmalot.com/2011/03/the-supreme-court-generic-labels-preemption/)

Something is terribly wrong in this country right now. Corporate control

of our government and our courts is becoming more evident by the day. I

don't know how you stop it and apparently neither does Obama.

In a message dated 4/5/2011 2:56:13 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

nancej1117@... writes:

you are right about the powers that be,

[Guest guest]

Here's a link to that article in the Wall Street Journal but you have to pay to

read the whole thing. I'm sure you have a copy of this.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB116831654647871083-email.html

>

> Its even worse than that. For thirty years, the US government has been

> using linear threshold risk assessment models. In recent years, they have

> used these to determine that any exposure below the threshold means that no

> one is sick. That is pure nonsense. They were cautioned not to do this

> when the permissible exposure limit GUIDELINES were first being used.

>

> Kelman and Hardin just took the deceit to a whole new level with their

> inhaled mycotoxin threshold BS, based on an acute high dose rodent study.

And

> then ACOEM legitimizing it as health policy.

>

> But the reality is, this threshold nonsense has been used EXTENSIVELY for

> many exposures, including drug safety testing. And now they are trying to

> say that if the Federal government approved something based on the

> calculations (that were given to the FDA), then the manufacturers have no

> liability.

>

>

> _The Supreme Court, Generic Labels & Preemption // Pharmalot_

>

(http://www.pharmalot.com/2011/03/the-supreme-court-generic-labels-preemption/)

>

> Something is terribly wrong in this country right now. Corporate control

> of our government and our courts is becoming more evident by the day. I

> don't know how you stop it and apparently neither does Obama.

>

>

>

> In a message dated 4/5/2011 2:56:13 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> nancej1117@... writes:

>

> you are right about the powers that be,

>