I have several times made clear in this blog the purpose and intent of ObamaCare, and recent events reinforce the conclusions of such intent. Clearly, as Eric Sprott and others have been shown to understand, both Social Security and Medicare are to be decommissioned, and it is just a matter of the severity of the next global [...]

As I have mentioned in several posts, and on the Healthcare page above, the only thing needing reform in the present U.S. Health Care system is the predatory system of “Healthcare Denial for Profit” which interposes between patients and doctors under the pretense of “Managed Care”. Since repetition is indeed the key to understanding, we refer you to American [...]

Most of the recent financial news last week centered on the upcoming FASB  “rule change-changes” on mark to market, as the pendulum of lunacy swings again toward reason for year-end. Mark to fantasy accounting changes will simply reveal what we’ve been maintaining since long before the “stress test” scam–namely that insolvent banks are still insolvent, despite the slight of hand [...]

The anger behind the mobs in the healthcare town meetings are not a sudden expression of rage regarding rationed care, but rather a cumulative anger that expresses itself from the deeper root of the problem. People could stomache rationed care if it was a necessity, brought about by some natural calamity. But people realize that we are being [...]

Some might wonder why a blog devoted to the bank bailout insanity would focus so much on the health care debate. The point is simply this: We wouldn’t need to rethink our moral obligation to society if we hadn’t taken the bait to bail out the money-changers. As we get past the moral dilemma of paying their ransom, and [...]

“I have no question we have the votes on the floor of the House to pass this (healthcare) legislation,” said Nancy Pelosi yesterday, in what may be the most ludicrous attempt at behavioral psychology ever uttered by a politician. The one thing she has accomplished though is a refreshing level of “transparency” which has been promised by [...]

UnitedHealth Group Inc., the biggest U.S. private HMO insurer (by revenue), today announced that its Second Quarter profit more than doubled, in particular from its increased PPP sign-up of Medicare-supplemental enrollees through AARP (American Association of Retired People), and from raising its insurance premiums. This announcement reflects back on President Obama, whose health-care “reform” plans are [...]