170 / To Pfizer Inc / Sept 26, 2009 / USA

On Thursday, December 24, 2009 3:44 PM, bagher mohammadpour <bmp1337@yahoo.com> wrote:

 Dear Madam Sir

The "blue text" is the first few lines of my letter for Mr Jeffrey B. Kindler which I sent about three months ago.

I will be greatly Pleased if you kindly let me know the decision on my request. It is too Vital to me. Everything is in its best condition to gain most from divulging this crisis: nationally and internationally. At least as a pharmacist I like have your comments and scientific assessment of this "problem". More than silence is appreciated in reply to this letter. 

I am eagerly looking forward to hearing from you soon.

With the best wishes
B Mohammadpour

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Bagher Mohammad Pour,
(Mr, Pharm. D., Tabriz Uni., Iran)

bmp1337@yahoo.com

Paris, France.

28.09.2009

Pfizer Inc
Legal Department235 East 42nd Street
New York, NY 10017
Phone (212) 573-1911
USA

At Pfizer, we're inspired by a single goal: your health.

                                                  The first sentence from Pfizer.com/home/


Dear Sir Jeffrey B. Kindler
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, Pfizer Inc

I am an Iranian pharmacist with more than twenty years of experience in the pharmaceutical companies of Iran. You will find soon why I do not call these collection of factories industry.

 

According to the currant level of pharmaceutical sciences and technologies and regulations in the modern world, what has been COMMITTING  in the name of "manufacturing medicines" in IRAN is a full scale national disaster from a technical, social and Human Rights point of view: a danger from which there is no scape and all and all  the members of a Nation are sentenced to its unpredictable consequences for no reason.

 

What I am writing you about is an absolutely incredible and disastrous case of nationwide HRs violation in the history of the modern pharmacy. If only critics and social activists and political and journalists figures are subject to political and judicial persecution and torture, this crisis affects all innocent members of a whole nation and no one could escape from its dangers. If violation on human rights in Iran, like in all other countries is measured according to the current international and accepted understanding of the subject, I assure you what I try to divulge is the worst case in the world of a deliberate and nationwide violation has ever been committed by any government against its people. All my claims are based on too many official documents from many manufacturers and the ministry of health.

I hope your and your colleagues' personal and professional interests and commitment in Pfizer as the biggest manufacturer of pharmaceuticals to the advancement of Human Health and life quality in our professional field help me urgently to bring my lifelong struggle on which I scarified all my life and legitimate social interests to its victorious end in favor of a big Nation who are spending the absolute darkest period of their history.

FDA and many other professional organizations rejected to declare their opinion when I asked about their assessment and evaluations of a pharmaceutical system that is able to do all those HUGE practical and theoretical mistakes and DISASTERS. They knew completely the meaning of those mistakes and for fear of leaking their reply to public. Case 3-14 is an example for IMMPOSSIBLE; world will find it everything bu

Today it is an received opinion and belief, both nationally and internationally, that: Any commitment to advancement of Human Rights and Life in Iran must be asserted by deeds, for words, on this subject, it is a long time, have nearly exhausted their POWER.

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