You may work in the industry, but who says you're privy to internal policy decisions which, if made public, would be deeply embarrassing and possibly lead to cr

You may work in the industry, but who says you're privy to internal policy decisions which, if made public, would be deeply embarrassing and possibly lead to criminal charges? Even if I trust your intent, why should I trust your knowledge? Incidentally, I have worked in the industry, and corporate ethics are widely variable, ranging from Eli Lilly, which i found to be painfully homest, to Roche, who were quite open about having no ethics at all.