Epilogue: Join the Movement to rectify the Abuses of the Industry
We, the people, can make a difference. It is high time that we speak out, making our voices heard throughout the country, through both chambers of Congress, and through the very offices of the White House.
No, this is not “Mission Impossible". We can do it, and all it will take is gathering together enough of us to sign an official whitehouse.gov petition. If we manage to collect enough signatures, it will come to the attention of the White House; the more signatures we have, the more likely it is that our collective voice will be heard loud and clear, and that the politicians will have little choice but to respond by doing what they can to reign in the Pharmaceutical Industry, and do more to control its excesses and abuses – abuses which are harming our citizens, and bankrupting our system.
Therefore, allow me to make one final appeal…
Please join our Facebook group: “Make Big Pharma accountable!”. When we have at least 100,000 members (preferably many more than that), I will set up, and then announce to the group, the whitehouse.gov petition I will have created. At that point, all you will have to do is sign that petition within a month of the announcement. Let’s see to it that our lawmakers do more to stop the abuses of the Industry. Click to go to our group now: “Make Big Pharma accountable!”, and join us!
After all, it is our very lives that are at stake in this issue: yours, those of your loved ones, and the lives of future generations – in the U.S. and throughout the world – who do not deserve to be at the mercy of the money-grabbing scheming of the Medical-Pharmaceutical Industry.
Yes, I am sure that there are many good doctors, and other health-care professionals reading these lines, who themselves know of these industry abuses very well, and who also would like to take a stand to see to it that changes are made. So naturally, we welcome you as well! And I would like to thank you for being among those doctors, nurses, and other fine, ethical-minded professionals who always put your patients’ interests first.
I’ll see you all at the group… Bye for now, and I wish you a long, happy and healthy life!
David Bolton