Re: Re: This is Reform? NY Times

[Guest guest]

Sharon H,

That was very well written. And everything you say, I have also found to

be true.

" By the way I have always had a golden healthcare plan from cradle to now

and I can tell you even with the best insurance available on the market I

still received substandard care. I get the most profitable treatments vs. the

treatments that work. With special interests controlling our healthcare in

this country we will continue to decline on the list. And that my folks is

the American way. "

Sharon

In a message dated 8/19/2009 5:56:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

shha2002@... writes:

By the way I have always had a golden healthcare plan from cradle to now

and I can tell you even with the best insurance available on the market I

still received substandard care. I get the most profitable treatments vs. the

treatments that work. With special interests controlling our healthcare in

this country we will continue to decline on the list. And that my folks is

the American way.

[Guest guest]

Just last night that was exactly what Glen Beck was saying.  The truth is not

being reported.  We are being blinded by the news. Here is a person who may be

willing to listen to what others have to say. 

 

 http://www.glennbeck.com/

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: brianc8452 <brianc8452@...>

Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 3:13:49 PM

Subject: [] Re: This is Reform? NY Times

 

Sharon, you made some good points. I want to add that it's not just the FOX

Network that has " troubling " news reports. The other major networks also have

big problems---those big problems are known as corporate influence and control.

The issue of toxic mold is a perfect example of corporate control over the news.

Why do you think there has been little or no coverage of the issue by the

national news networks or national media or national talk shows?

> >

> > " ...there will be no effective alternative for consumers in the market for

> > health coverage, which means no competitive pressure for private insurers

> > to rein in premiums and other charges. (Forget about the nonprofit

> > cooperatives. That's like sending peewee footballers up against the Super

Bowl

> > champs.) "

> >

> > NYTimes -- August 18, 2009

> > OP-ED COLUMNIST

> > This Is Reform?

> >

> > By BOB HERBERT

> > It's never a contest when the interests of big business are pitted against

> > the public interest. So if we manage to get health care " reform " this time

> > around it will be the kind of reform that benefits the very people who

> > have given us a failed system, and thus made reform so necessary.

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe this where the internet may come in as the one place you can find more of

the truth or at least more varied and in-depth opinions and information. Of

course each of us may be looking in differing places. The key is how discerning

people end up getting about what they search for and read.

Sam

Sharon, you made some good points. I want to add that it's not just the FOX

Network that has " troubling " news reports. The other major networks also have

big problems---those big problems are known as corporate influence and control.

The issue of toxic mold is a perfect example of corporate control over the news.

Why do you think there has been little or no coverage of the issue by the

national news networks or national media or national talk shows?

[Guest guest]

I do not take to heart anything anyone says.  I get my info from various sources

and make my OWN opinion.  That is what everyone should do.  There is no where on

this planet you are going to get all the facts in one place.  I also listen to

BBC, and numerous other sources. 

No one tells me how to think or when, I make my decisions and m own

formulations.  Especially not gov agencies since their FACTS are always

distorted.  So I do not know what facts you are talking about since I posted

none.  Just sharing info.

If you believe the news those are also lies.  The news is paid for by

advertisers as well.  Take the pieces you want from it, then form your own

opinion, 

 

Nothing is what it seems, nothing is black and white.  There are alot of GREY

AREAS !!!!!!!!  you fill the blanks.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: shha2002 <shha2002@...>

Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 8:09:00 AM

Subject: [] Re: This is Reform? NY Times

 

Mayleen,

You watch Glenn Beck? Don't you know he is the worst offender at FOX not the

facts news?