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All the debate about the launching of “Public Option” Health Care seems to focus on those who actually HAVE health care.  Those with jobs, where their employer has pre-selected an insurance package, are being convinced their employer will dump that insurance forcing them to take the “Public Option”.  OK!  Perhaps that
will happen with small [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 16th, 2009 | Tags: Accountability, AMA, CDC, disinformation, disparity, Economics of Health, exclusive - inclusive, Fear, GREED, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Health Crisis, Human Rights, WHO | Category: Health, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Politics | Leave a comment

Americans have become soft and impractical. Americans are consumer robots that are mesmerized by ‘image over substance’. That is exactly where America’s marketing geniuses have brought us. Some Americans are waking up to a world known by their grand parents and great grand parents. Frugal is no longer a ‘quaint concept’. Gas prices and their effect on food and necessities is the slap in the face we need to come out of the hypnosis we have been enjoying.

Posted by bosskitty May 25th, 2008 | Tags: big rigs, fuel crisis, Oil, transportation, trucking industry, trucks | Category: Accountability, Corporate corruption, Global Economy, Health, Mismanagement, Oil, Politics, Sino-Russian, Waste, changing planet, commercialism, consequences, consumerism, contradictions, denial, disinformation, economics, economy, fiscal responsibility, food, fuel crisis, fuel-efficiency, gas, marketing, profiteers, renewable energy, scams, trucking industry | Comments (2)

It used to be oil for food. Now, its oil substitute OR food. Super Powers are focusing on a dying concept. Cheap energy the old fashioned way is no longer viable.

Posted by bosskitty April 13th, 2008 | Category: Corporate Corruption, Environment, Foreign Policy, Global Economy, Global Power, Global Warming, Health, Human Rights, Mismanagement, Oil, Oversight, Planet, Politics, Power Shift, Public Health, Statistics, War Cost, Waste, World Health, World Order, contradictions, critical resources, economics, energy, fiscal responsibility, food, global community, hunger, jobless, negligence, oil-for-food, poverty, recession, refugees, renewable energy, unemployment | Leave a comment

Global Food Crisis At A Store Near You, Lifestyles To Change Soon

Posted by bosskitty April 11th, 2008 | Category: Banquet, Business, Casualties, Disaster, Foreign Policy, Health, Human Rights, Poor, Power Shift, Public Health, Rice, World Health, consequences, consumerism, economy, endanger, food, global community, markets, oil-for-food | Comments (4)

It’s very disturbing to me, that someone living pay check to paycheck would have their check garnished in order to have health care insurance. Hillary Clinton has announced that her universal health care plan which is suppose to cover everyone, actually means you don’t have a choice because your pay check will be garnished. [...]

Posted by nytexan February 3rd, 2008 | Category: Clinton, Election, Health, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Politics, Wage | Comments (13)

Preventative medicine in the U.S. is completely out of the question for the vast majority of Americans. Therefore, it should not shock anyone that the U.S. placed at the bottom of the list of industrialized countries for preventative care which causes higher death rates.
Considering that the health care system in the U.S. is a shambles, [...]

Posted by nytexan January 8th, 2008 | Category: Health, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Politics, United States | Leave a comment

Virulent form of cold virus spreads in U.S.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A new and virulent strain of adenovirus, which frequently causes the common cold, has spread in parts of the United States, killing 10 people and putting dozens into hospitals, U.S. health officials said on Thursday.
“Whether you’re a healthy young adult, an infant or an [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 17th, 2007 | Category: CDC, Colds, DHS, Health, Health Care, NIH, consequences, victims | Comments (1)

Russia: Bloggers Expose a Pharmaceutical Scam
Over the past few weeks thousands of Russian bloggers have united to combat a pharmaceutical scam that tried to persuade Russian pensioners to spend around half of their annual pension on a course of Gravikol 21 – ‘anti-arthritis’ drugs that were actually little more than vitamin pills.
In the course of [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 14th, 2007 | Category: Business, Cyber-Activism, Freedom of Speech, Governance, Gravikol 21, Health, Human Rights, Internet & Telecoms, Law, Media, Politics, Protest, pharmaceutical, scams | Comments (6)

2007 Presidential Primary Polls
National Survey Findings For Children’s Agenda
 

Voters across the country believe that political leaders are not doing enough to ensure the health, education and well-being of children and that the next President and Congress need to give a higher priority to the country’s children and spend less time on other issues. This concern [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 10th, 2007 | Category: Agendas, Children, Education, Election, Elections, Environment, Health, Homeland Security, Politics, chemicals, consequences, contamination, critical resources, food, generations, neglect, responsibility, vulnerable | Tagged: Agendas | Comments (8)