Thread: COMPULSORY PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE:

Corporate America and the insurance companies will make sure your private health insurance either gets to expensive or they will impose higher deductibles and out of pocket expenses so that you will have no choice but to get the government poison. I am already seeing this with our insurance. The company has now changed it to $4,000 family deductible and $6,000 out of pocket as opposed to a $250.00 deductible we had in 2005 rendering it pretty much useless and yet we are paying almost $400.00 a month for it!


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COMPULSORY PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE:
JUST ANOTHER BAILOUT OF THE FINANCIAL SECTOR?
Ellen Brown, December 21st, 2009
http://www.webofdebt.com/articles/eat_cake2.php

Dr. Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, is quoted as warning two centuries ago:
“Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize into an underground dictatorship. . . . The Constitution of this republic should make special privilege for medical freedom as well as religious freedom."

That time seems to have come, but the dictatorship we are facing is not the sort that Dr. Rush was apparently envisioning. It is not a dictatorship by medical doctors, who are as distressed by the proposed legislation as the squeezed middle class is. (For a withering analysis by an outraged M.D. of the nearly 2000 - page House bill, see here.) The new dictatorship is not by doctors but by Wall Street -- the FIRE (finance, insurance, and real estate) sector that now claims 40% of corporate profits.

Economist L. Randall Wray observes that ever since Congress threw out the Glass-Steagall Act separating commercial banking from investment banking, insurance and Wall Street finance have been “two peas in a pod.â€

Dr. Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, is quoted as warning two centuries ago:
“Unless we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize into an underground dictatorship. . . . The Constitution of this republic should make special privilege for medical freedom as well as religious freedom."

Wow, amazing! A signer of the Declaration said this way back then?

He was so right. His words are forgotten by modern masses and now look at what the traitors to our free country have done to us in DC.

The Right to Sovereignty Over Our Own Bodies

might want to read that one again,

The Right to Sovereignty Over Our Own Bodies

How far can the perversion go? Welcome to the plantation! Out back is the crematory.

From a lounge chair in front of the TV, to the crematorium. Remain comfortable and relaxed, this will not hurt one bit.

Hollywood and the medias, the morphine of the masses.

This is a statement from the time of the Reconstruction:

American Annual Cyclopedia - 1867
“Though the President is Commander-in-chief, Congress is his commander; and, God willing, he shall obey. He and his minions shall learn that this is not Government of kings and satraps, but Government of the people, AND THAT CONGRESS IS THE PEOPLE.â€

Hylander wrote,

So who today then is we the people is what must be asked.

You were not inferring that would be, you and me?

And Manhattan was bought from the Indians for a boat load of trinkets. At that point, atleast they were free to leave with their trinkets.

Hey roundabout,

The question must be asked, is Congress We the People, or are the American citizens We the People. But if you get idea of the quote, it is inferring that Congress is We the People, and it is from the time of the Reconstruction.

You may wish to watch these to get a better understanding.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40_4ujNBQ5I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEqkeuok ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DinGIrel ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dMrhOW_ ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMPKmLNY ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXYhhBGe ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8MFNZ5F ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TWdRuB5 ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-y5vloY ... re=related

Thank You Hylander! That was excellent!

Having only a grade school education I have often wondered just how much I missed out on. These vidoes show as far as history is concerned I missed very little.

Not only am I out of the box, but I also realize that the box was too damn crowded and there is much more room outside of the box.

Everything that I felt in my gut is now being explained. The nature of man has not changed.

Despotism, tyranny, and subjugation is for whimps, for mush mellons who wish to allow others to think for them. Franklin was right, those that are willing to give up some liberties and freedoms for a false sense of safety or security deserve neither, and adding to that, will have neither.

Excellent videos. Thanks again.

You were not inferring that would be, you and me?

I was being sarcastic, sorry for any confusion.

Originally Posted by roundabout

You were not inferring that would be, you and me?

I was being sarcastic, sorry for any confusion.

I kinda thought so, but figured just in case, the vids would clarify it. What most folks don't get is that we have for the most part, been living in a "state" of emergency since the time of the Reconstruction. Glad you liked them though! Pass them on to others who might be interested.

And as far as education goes, I didn't qualify for college, but made it through highschool with 7 more credits than were required, but as you say, being out of the box, or maybe better to say, not under the misguiding of a government sponsered education, I too have learned far more on my own. The only thing is, I don't have that little piece of paper that adds a few more letters to your name. So formal education only means so much to me. Mainly because most of the people I have had the pleasure of knowing with higher educations didn't have the sense God gave a dead rock. But I have known people like yourself who had even less formal education than I did, but were very savvy to the world around them. And those folks are far more interesting to communicate with.

Those little vids actually help to make a little better sense of the situation at hand. That is why I was so suprised to see the state reating to all these Federal mandates with threats and resolutions for the 10th Ammendment to try to put a halt to it.

If you want, fire over a pm, as I can give you references for vids and books you may find interesting.

Hylander wrote,

If you want, fire over a pm, as I can give you references for vids and books you may find interesting.

Can I hope to keep this an open invitation? Asfore now I am reading 3 books and one to the side that is calling me. In the past I have thought of asking for suggestions, the offer is appreciated.

Concerning formal educations, and, or the lack of,.....

"Men who distrust the people and the future may overwhelm us with their learning, but they do not impress us with their wisdom-Thank God." Gerald Johnson

This is a quote from a book that I am currently reading, THE PRESS AND AMERICA An Interpretive History of the Mass Media by Edwin Emery published first printing 1954

A very interesting read so far. It starts out in the colonial times in America and exposes some interesting history.

Still working on a book on communism and another on the Fed. Then on to a book about the Constitution.

If there is something that would be along the lines of the nature of man and the founders, colonial history and the formative thinking as opposed to the more legalese interpretations of the Constitution and the history surrounding it. I despise haughty interpretations from lawyers of present. They appear to be misleading with their heavily laddened liberal interpretations of historical thought minus the perspective of the time.