[Tacis]

These people are taking the this money directly from the pockets on UN officials and UN employees and the activists who extorted the manufacturers in the first place. The profits from the sales of these drugs was to pay the "fees" for being employed by the UN and to pay for the comfortable life style that their families and mistresses require and deserve. The drugs were going to be wasted saving the lives of diseased Africans.

[xm177e2]

They are at war with capitalism and letting the market set its own price. As usual, capitalism wins.

[j271]

Once again utopian socialism gets a harsh slap in the face from practical reality.

The solution? According to utopian socialists: more utopian socialism!

[Freeper 007]

I'm not for forcing the companies to sell anywhere, but I don't see where the African price of these drugs had anything to do with the theft.

These drugs were not bought and resold, they were just plain stolen.

[El Sordo]

Once again, the predictable happens. And Europe is shocked....

[dfwgator]

The "invisible hand" strikes again.