XPost: alt.conspiracy, alt.conspiracy.new-world-order, misc.survivalism   
   From: dnadan56@hotmail.com   
      
   Poncho Gorbechev wrote:   
   > Imagine lying in some government-run hospital, hospice or nursing home   
   > many years from now. Imagine languishing unattended for days in soiled   
   > sheets, suffering from hunger and thirst, covered with bed sores, your   
   > flesh aboil with untreated infections. Imagine living in fear of   
   > resentful, underpaid health aides who take out their anger on you and   
   > abuse you. And imagine spending your final moments on earth in the   
   > company of a government health care worker with a syringe, who injects   
   > you with a lethal cocktail.   
      
   Why would anyone elect another Republican President?   
      
   > Do you find this hard to imagine? You should. In any civilized   
   > country, such things should not happen – ever. But President Obama’s   
   > health care proposals have the very real potential to turn this   
   > nightmare into a reality for many Americans, according to an in-depth   
   > investigation reported in the August edition of Whistleblower   
   > magazine, titled "MEDICAL MURDER: Why Obamacare could result in the   
   > early deaths of millions of baby boomers."   
      
   It is good that you have a rich fantasy life.   
      
   > Especially vulnerable are the 80 million baby boomers born between   
   > 1946 and 1964. "If you belong to that group, take note," says Richard   
   > Poe, author of the August cover story. "Your generation has been   
   > targeted for a program of age-based medical rationing such as our   
   > country has never before experienced."   
      
   And there is no rationing now?  Yeah...   
      
   > Adds Whistleblower Editor David Kupelian, "If this dire end-of-life   
   > scenario sounds too awful to be possible, that is only because the   
   > reality of Obamacare has not been sufficiently reported. For this is   
   > not a fantasy – it is what is already occurring in other 'civilized'   
   > nations, including Canada and Britain, that have adopted the same   
   > government-run system."   
   >   
   > For instance, the cover story, "Medical Murder," documents how British   
   > seniors, under a government-run system, "are routinely denied   
   > treatment for cancer, heart disease and other deadly illnesses," many   
   > dying "in filthy, overcrowded hospitals or nursing homes, rife with   
   > pestilence, including the deadly, antibiotic-resistant superbugs."   
   > Numerous horror stories of needed medical care intentionally denied   
   > reveal the stark reality of government-run health care worldwide.   
   >   
   > To a small degree, Obamacare's ominous implications are starting to   
   > leak out. Here's how columnist Charlotte Allen explained it recently   
   > in the Los Angeles Times:   
   >   
   >     In looking for a way to fund healthcare, Obama has set his eye on   
   > the oldest and sickest. You see, according to the Centers for Medicare   
   > & Medicaid Services, about 30 percent of Medicare spending – nearly   
   > $100 billion annually – goes to care for patients during their last   
   > year of life. What if there were no 'last year of life,' the president   
   > seems to be asking. ... [W]hy not save billions of dollars by killing   
   > off our own unproductive oldsters and terminal patients, or – since we   
   > aren't likely to do that outright in this, the 21st century – why not   
   > simply ensure that they die faster by denying them costly medical   
   > care? The savings could then subsidize care for the younger and   
   > healthier.   
   >   
   > And for those who have been paying close attention, Obama himself has   
   > ever-so-gently hinted at his true intentions. At a town hall event in   
   > June televised by ABC News, Obama cited the case of his grandmother,   
   > Madelyn Dunham, who died on the eve of his election, suggesting one   
   > way to cut medical costs would be to stop expensive procedures on   
   > people about to die.   
   >   
   > Families, Obama said, need better information so they don't approve   
   > "additional tests or additional drugs that the evidence shows is not   
   > necessarily going to improve care."   
   >   
   > "Maybe you're better off not having the surgery, but taking the   
   > painkiller," the president offered.   
      
   And people pay money for this pathetic fiction writing.  The country   
   certainly IS going down the rat hole.   
      
   Dan   
      
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