March 18, 2023: “The best liar wins in court,” is a well-known expression amongst attorneys and boy did Pfizer’s attorney, Carlton Wessel, not disappoint in the recent hearing on Pfizer’s motion-to-dismiss the Brook Jackson whistleblower case.
The transcript reads like the screenplay for Liar, Liar starring Jim Carrey, but it’s even funnier…because it’s TRUE.
Carlton Wessel attempted what I refer to as the Liar Liar legal strategy in an actual court, with an actual Federal judge, on March 1, 2023.
Mr. Wessel claimed that the payment for (and the use of Pfizer’s mRNA technology on US and global civilians) was NOT contingent on proving that their mRNA technology was safe and effective per valid data from FDA clinical trials. This is a blatant lie.
Mr. Wessel inaccurately claimed that the FDA clinical trials were ‘clearly not included in the contract’ and falsely claimed that adherence to FDA study protocols and FDA laws was also not mentioned in the contract. He was audacious enough to to wrap up his bouquet of lies by telling the judge, ‘All parties agree (to all of my lies).’
Pfizer’s attorney stated;
The clinical trial protocol is a document that describes how the study, a clinical trial, is going to be conducted. And the protocol was not part of this contract. All parties agree.
Carlton Wessel, Pfizer’s Attorney
Let’s See How the Liar Liar Strategy Worked out for Pfizer in Court
Judge Truncale was quick to inform Mr. Wessel that he does NOT agree with him that conducting valid clinical trials and following legally compliant FDA clinical trial protocols was NOT part of Pfizer’s contract with the US government.
The judge assessed that conducting valid FDA clinical trials that follow FDA law and adhere to legally compliant clinical trial protocols was part of the contract. In fact, payment to Pfizer was contingent on conducting and completing valid FDA clinical trials per the contract.
The judge explains (as I have dozens of times) that proving safety and efficacy in legally compliant FDA clinical trials was included in the terms of the contract. The contract clearly states that the costs of the clinical trials were not included in the terms of the contract because, per the contract, Pfizer agreed to pay for the clinical trial costs on their own, without the…