Obama and the USDOJ on the Criminal Bigs
Mort Zuckerman
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Subject: Obama and the USDOJ on the Criminal Bigs
Date: Jun 25, 2009 5:08 AM
RESPONSE
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There was a story yesterday in the Hartford
Courant where the former Vice CEO of CIGNA
told Congress about the criminal FRAUD behavior
of BigInsurance:
http://www.courant.com/business/hc-cigna-testimony-0624,0,7422940.story
He urged senators, as they weigh reform proposals, to "look very
closely at the role for-profit insurance companies play in making our
health care system both the most expensive and one of the most
dysfunctional in the world."
It *is* a criminal matter.
"Political" means "before the indictments."
I look at it this way: If the USDOJ and others
copied in here to these complaints (of criminal behavior
by the Bigs, Dot Guv Employees and Yale), do nothing about
these complaints, they're going to hell. And we're
all convinced of hell because of all the "Ghost Hunters"
TV shows and their ilk.
You can't NOT respond if people are being
tortured and expect to escape hell, especially
if that is your job.
Does it bother me that so many people we all know
are going to hell?
http://yneech08.multiply.com/reviews/item/1
I am not the Boss of How Stuff Works, but I
do know we're not allowed to have an opinion
about it. And I also know it is correct and
right to be giving these dot guvvers (USDOJ)
and the New York Times 87 trillion chances to
do the right thing.
Ya see, it's not even really any more about
the right to access to health care (not to mention
the right not to be extra-abused if you are sick
in the way that they all torture Lyme victims
deliberately via either direct abuse or neglect).
These guys, to whom I have been reporting daily
for 6 years, *** know we are right.*** But in their
minds, they have no *duty* towards others.
And if you can *understand* the MINDSET of that -
if you can *understand* (KNOW, from experience)
not feeling responsible towards others - you're
probably one of them. (And this includes the
Obstructionistas, the Pat Smith gang.)
You can't NOT respond to people complaining of
being tortured and expect to escape hell, especially
if that is your job.
KMDickson
http://www.actionlyme.org
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To: Spin...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [SpinLyme] Obama's health site seeking 'nightmares'
Date: Jun 24, 2009 8:01 PM
I looked very quickly but didn't notice any Lyme stories.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=101930
Obama's health site seeking 'nightmares'
President asks Americans to unload stories online
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Posted: June 23, 2009
8:27 pm Eastern
By Chelsea Schilling
© 2009 WorldNetDaily
President Obama has launched an online "health care story bank" that
allows citizens to share real-life medical horror stories and
stimulate support for his health care plans for the nation.
The blog, located at Obama's Organizing for America website, is titled
"Health Care Stories for America." It asks visitors to read stories
from people across the country and "see the common thread in a crisis
that affects us all."
When a user is moved by a particular story - one that inspires them to
act and "reminds us all of the human cost of the status quo" - they
may vote to "amplify" the listing by clicking on a megaphone icon or
flag it as inappropriate. Clicking the amplify option makes the
listing more prominent.
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news."-- NIH's Top Fool, Anthony Fauci