TruthMission

As for me and my house we will not be taking the vaccine.  How about you?

Doesn’t look like anything is holding this back from becoming law.  I hope the people will resist this strongly.

I don’t agree with socialized health care or single payer system or any system which involves more government.

Here are some things that should be done in order to make health care more affordable.

1. Allow competition between states.
2. Remove all state mandates for health insurance (example: require all insurance to cover breast exams)
3. Remove tax incentive for employees to have a more expensive plan (pre-tax dollars).  By having low cost or no deductible you remove free market forces that keep prices in check.
4. We need to bring heath insurance back to the way it was when it was meant for catastrophic events.  We should get used to paying out of pocket for every day services again so that free market forces can work and bring down prices and improve quality.  When a third party pays for services these forces are not used.

If I remember correctly there was and example given where an insurance salesman used to sell plans for $15 a year and it would cover anything from $500 to $5000.  During his entire career he couldn’t think of one time where someone breached the $5000 limit.

Okay, well a commenter made a good point that I wasn’t doing a good job at articulating my positions.  I will use this post to give reasons for some of my positions.  If you don’t find them strong enough to convince you that is fine.

Position #1 – Obama is lying about healthcare.
More recently Obama has been talking about a public option and that it is not a Trojan horse for a single payer system.  In my post about this it shows hims specifically saying that he is a proponent of a single payer health plan.  In another clip he says that you won’t be able to get to single payer immediately and that it might take 10, 15 or 20 years.

The administration simply calls stuff floating around the internet “disinformation” but it doesn’t go into it at all and they just show speeches from Obama more recently.

Position #2 – Fluoride should not be added to the water supply.

Whether it is healthy or not IS debatable and the choice on whether to consume it or not should be the individuals.

I don’t think it is the role of government and is just one more thing the tax payer shouldn’t be burdened with.

Position #3 – On 9/11 controlled demolition took down the twin towers and building 7.

The buildings fell at free fall speed just like in controlled demolition.  I don’t see how a building that strong would have no resistance on the way down what so ever.

All three buildings fell the same way.

I don’t know of any other building in history that has ever collapsed at free fall speed from random fires (building 7).

The building material was pulverized into dust.

Over 700 people in a group called Architects and Engineers for 911 Truth believe it could only be controlled demolition.

The reasons in the video in my post about 911 make sense to me.  They refer to this as false flag terrorism and state that is is not a new precedent but, in fact, routine when you look at history.  It is also stated that in the government’s document called “Project for a  New American Century” they state that they want to invade Iraq and Afghanistan to control the oil supplies and that the American people won’t stand for that and they will need something like a new pearl harbor as an excuse.   It seemed to have worked.

Position #4 – We are going to see a drastic reduction in the value of the dollar soon.

When you print money you devalue it.  Creating money does not create addition purchasing power, wealth or prosperity.  From August 2008 to May of 2009 we doubled the monetary base (the most liquid part of the money supply).  I don’t believe there has been any other time in US history where so much money has been created in so little time.

Peter Schiff called the current collapse and has the same position.

Mark Faber believe that hyperinflation for the US is a 100% possibility.  I don’t agree on the percentage but it is just one more respected investor/economist with a similar position.

Jim Rogers is another investor who agrees.

Some of you might be thinking well if the public option is cheaper and more competitive then private then that must be a good thing if private health insurance goes out of business.

Well remember that government doesn’t have to deal with taxes like the private industry and can even run at a loss because the tax payer picks up the tab.