Out of Pod Experience

One thing that gets missed in these discussions is the fact that if you pulled every benefit, every pension, every retirement, and doled out nothing to the public, it still would not pay off the debt incurred by the bailing out of the globalist banksters.

The same banksters that use our governments like vending machines.


Yet we are supposed to argue with each other over this program or that benefit while the real criminals laugh all the way (back to their ) bank.



When we are ready to hoist black flags, then the effort is worth it.


Until then, it's hot air wasted on each other when we should be deciding on who brings the flag, the rope, and the poles.

There will be more poles than flags, so we'll just sharpen one end of those.

Our government is like CCP, fixing what isn't broken.

Quick Robin - to the Billion Pound o Gram

The right to defend yourself is a human right, so I wish we could apply that here and get free guns.

Oh wait, we pick and choose and a "right" is and what is not a right, right?


Who gets to pick and choose for you? Bet your not happy with it.


The safest rights to bank on ensuring are those of the smallest minority: the individual.

Everything else fails and costs too much.

Keep telling your self that.

The real source of this entire problem lies with the pharma companies.


They dont make profit by curing people. They make profit from continualy treating the Symptoms. We will NEVER have a cure for Cancer, Aids, and all the other big ones while the pharma companies have such monopoly/power over the politicians.


With the number of cures for diseases and ailments on a very sharp decrease, and the variety of different brands and types of treatments that only treat the symptoms on the drematic increase..... it can only lead to one thing... more changes getting pushed thru parliment that further benefit the pharma companies.


It is the same issue with the Oil companies and Free Energy devices. You can run you're entire house off a box the size of a barfridge, you can run a car off olive oil or just plane water. You can fill a space of a small trash can with plastic waste, flick a switch and 30mins later you'll have a jar full of kerosene.


The entire problems of the world today, sit on the back of greedy people at the heads of greedy corporations. The government, should also be classed as a greedy corporation. When two million take to the streets in the UK to protest something govt put thru - and they do it anyway - how much more proof do you people need that the government works to please Corporations, not the average Joe like you and i? And more importantly - when and how - do we the people put our foot down, say enough is enough, and force change?



Also in Australia, defending yourself is not a human right. If someone breaks into you're home and assaults you - the police orders are to retreat and call them for assistance. If you fight back, wound or kill you're attacker - YOU will end up in jail.

I cried the day a burglar broke into someones house via removing roof tiles - and fell thru the roof of the house and became stuck there. The owners eventualy got home, called the police and had him removed. The burglar then SUED the home owners for damages done to him when he fell thru the roof - and he won the case. This was many years ago, and the world has degenerated further since :(

Move here to America, I'll send you a gun as a welcome to freedom present.

Also, the problem with Healthcare in America is that the public sector drives up the costs for the private sector so more and more people have to rely on Government funded healthcare. Now to break it down further. In America we have several ways and levels of funding our healthcare.

There is of course a few programs at the Federal level which is regulated and funded and overseen by Congress. Than the bulk of our Medical Welfare programs are funded at the State and territorial levels. All 50 states and the freak non-states like Guam or Puerto Rico all have some form of medical assistance to the poor people.

Large urban areas of both City and County have forms of this as well. Los Angeles, New York city etc.

Now here is the kicker ladies and gentleman. Poor person walks into a hospital with a broken arm. Real costs of broken arm treatment are around a few hundred dollars. Hospital upsells it to around 10,000 bucks and sends bill to Government or Insurance company. Why? Because they can.

Pharmaceutical company spends millions of dollars lobbying FDA and Congress to get a new drug passed that does the same thing as 50 other pills already on the market. FDA beauracracy keeps costs high, no competition in pharmaceutical market allows them to charge what they want.

I'll offer some simple advice friends. You don't need pills for everything, if you got a headache go to the corner store and get a 5 dollar box of storebrand aspirin and move on. You got a cold, take some vitamin C and the other cheap stuff you get at walgreens and move on with your life. Got the flu? Stay in bed and do the same for the cold.

Despite what you may think. Medical Insurance is not the same as pre-paid medical care which is essentially what all western nations have applied and still call it insurance. Medical care should not be expensive, which is what I am trying to sya here. Doctors and physicians should work for what the customer (or market) is willing to pay them. Hospitals ought to be competing for business, they are not.

More competition would drive down costs, and I'm sorry but the FDA needs to go and we need to get Government out of Healthcare as much as possible. Unless you think they are doing a fine job of it now? Look at the UK. Hand over your healthcare to parliament and all you get is politics. Not better healthcare.

end of rant.

Err, most people in the UK quite like the NHS, which is better run than the US system. Frankly, I'd much rather have doctors accountable to elected politicians than profit-hungry insurance companies, but you're welcome to disagree with me.


http://www.ipsos-mori.com/researchpublications/researcharchive/2048/NHS-50th-Anniversary-Poll.aspx

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2008/06_june/30/nhs.shtml

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:International_Comparison_-_Healthcare_spending_as_%25_GDP.png

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Health_care_cost_rise.svg

Yes, Obamacare does give a lot of money to insurance companies. That's because of the lobbying power that they have in the US.

It just helps the argument that you Americans should adopt a UK-style system which doesn't require private insurance. That requires strong government, not government that's beholden to corporate interests.

Exactly.

I still haven't heard from any Americans who think that their system is better than ours to explain why theirs is better than ours when we have NHS doctors going out to community centres in the somewhat less than affluent areas of the US and treat the American sick. Naturally, we tend not to see this reported on Fox News.

The boot on the other foot? Do we see American doctors providng free medical aid here in the UK? Erm, no.