$10M CDC deal raises questions (AJC)

[lithiumbomb]

I'm afraid you'll have to log in with bugmenot, or register. :( Hopefully it will hit the wires in a day or two.

$10M CDC deal raises questions
Consulting firm got business without competition

It began when a prominent Atlanta business leader introduced Dr. Julie Gerberding to a man who wanted to be her free management adviser, to help her transform operations at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Now the agency is scrambling to explain the gyrations it used to give $10 million in business without competition to a consulting firm associated with and recommended by CDC director Gerberding's free adviser.

http://www.ajc.com/news/content/metro/stories/2006/12/02/1203meshcdccontract.html?UrAuth=aNcNUOcNWUbTTUWUXUWUZTZU_UWUbU]UZUcUbUcTYWVVZV&urcm=y

http://tinyurl.com/yxrd78

[Lasthorseman]

1. Ignore that

and look up the complete research on the bills, recently passed BTW that will create the new super secret agency call BARDA. We are going to have the Satanic evil of the NSA and CIA combined and they will "manage" all things drug. The American medical holocaust is here.

[Donnachaidh]

2. I would say it's business as usual in Georgia

that crazy good ole boy system they've had for centuries.

[depakid]

3. Scientists have been leaving the CDC in droves

over Gerberding's corruption, mismanagement and the overall war on science that this administration has been engaged in.

I hope Congress has the time to hold hearings on this and other actions- but there's so many instances of corruption that I don't know how they can possibly get to them all.