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Slience of the lambs - Melamine Contamination Corruption Cover-up for the CCP - Death? Life in Prison? How about investigating government corruption.

By Steve Lombardi

Here is the report of two corporate dairy executives from China being sentenced to death. Jayne Akre, our IB National News Desk Reporter writes it as well as anyone so let's just link to her article. China Sentences Two Men To Death Over Melamine-Tainted Milk Scandal. I believe Jane; I just don't believe the government will put them to death or the two female She-EO's of Sanyo in prison for life. If they do it's just to shut them up so the corrupt government officials who looked the other way or took bribes allowing melamine to be placed in infant formula can get away Scot-free.

Where is the government investigation into official corruption?

"Death is the sentence imposed by a Chinese court today on two men who were involved in China’s melamine-tainted milk scandal that killed at least six children."

Jane Akre, National Desk, InjuryBoard

Everyone knows the Chinese Communist Party lies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjAh20xatjM

I want to see them; in prison with my own eyes. How about the CCP through the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C. grants me a Visa into China to interview the two men on death row and the two women serving life in prison? Or is the truth too much like melamine, too poisonous to digest publicly?

"The two women most widely blamed for the tragedy got life in jail.

The two men sentenced to death, were brothers and executives from the Sanlu Group. They were arrested last September, accused of adding the toxic chemical, melamine, to baby formula at a milk collection center in China. They were accused of knowing infants were becoming sick from the tainted milk for months, but failed to report the cases. "

Jane Akre, National Desk, InjuryBoard

Without freedom of speech, these sentences amount to no more than silencing the lambs.

Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Steve Lombardi

Full post as published by Des Moines Personal Injury Lawyer on January 23, 2009 (boomark / email).