For several years now I have tried to get the ray data used when making the “global warming” crisis theory. I could never get it.

If you look at the graphs presented by Al Gore and reversed the legens so CO2 and temperature were reversed, then you have the true facts. This information came out of England several years ago, but it never made the news (surprise, supprise).

No conputer errors here – it was intentional missinformation from the highest level.

He would’ve encouraged you to explain to her what was possible, and in this instance, what used to be the case in America, when people were hurting… the doctors made house calls, the charitable hospitals served people in need. It is due to government involvement in health care that there are few, if any plans that cater to someone with a particular condition. They can’t because of mandated coverage, allegedly imposed out of a sense of compassion.

And it’s always people that help. When government gets involved, it’s always much more expensive to get people to help because the politicians and bureaucrats take such a large cut off the top.

BTW, you’re mentioned in today’s Downsizer-Dispatch. Thanks for endorsing the Read the Bills Act.

1. It is unconstitutional. Practically this doesn’t really matter though because the Constitution is a dead letter, more or less.

2. It’s immoral. In order to pay for this the state will be required to take in taxes from others. Simply, my right to the fruits of my labors trumps any supposed right you or anyone else has to health care.

3. The Federal Government has a track record of ruining everything in which it gets involved. The skewls should be proof enough of that.

4. The country is already bankrupt. We can not possibly pay for this.

When a doctor shells out more than a 100k to complete his medical education, he is bound to extract the maximum possible from his patients. It appears ridiculous that the extraction has gone to an extent that there are probably very few or no providers available in the market who can provide a zero copay for clinical visits! Additionally, what kind of an insurance system is one in which you have to subscribe but procedures won’t be covered for the first 6 months? What is my premium for 6 months for?

After all the hefty premium being charged it takes 10 hours for a patient to be seen in the ER after being triaged! Ridiculous and worse, the nurse won’t even tell you what approximate time you may be called in. So if you are alone, there’s no food for you too!

A single payer system (the government) is a good idea. The government is responsible for your treatment and will lose its mandate in the next elections when it doesn’t deliver its services appropriately. It is not so easy with a private insurance system.

I read this page ( http://transgriot.blogspot.com/2009/06/10-busted-myths-about-canadian.html) after reading some data about Canada. Of course, it is all too confusing. But the doctor doesn’t have to pay a person to call insurance companies.

“Socialized medicine” or “single-payer insurance” should eventually lead to a no-insurance system where everything should be available and affordable. Of course, the avaialbility in the countryside versus the city may still be a burning question.