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If I had to choose between high priced arrogant profiteering insurance corporations and uninspired, underpaid, uninterested bureaucratic medical providers, I would hitchhike to Mexico or Canada.

Posted by bosskitty June 15th, 2009 | Tags: AMA, Department of Veterans' Affairs, Economics of Health, Health Care, Medical System, Medicare, Obama, Public Health, US Congress Committee on Oversight | Category: Accountability, American Medical Association, Big Pharma, Congressional Oversight, Department of Veterans' Affairs, Economics of Health, Health Care, Insurance, Medical System, Medicare, Mismanagement, PTSD, Public Health, VA, Veterans Health Administration, War Cost, mental health, negligence, veterans benefits | Comments (7)

America’s number one waste is War and Occupation.

America’s number two waste is War on Drugs.

Media loves scandal.  Americans have a morbid fascination with the weaker side of human nature.  America enacts laws, mandates  and Constitutional Amendments to remind Americans what is right and what is wrong in civilized society.  Bibles, Korans (Qurans) and [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 13th, 2008 | Tags: Cannabis, civil liberties, civil rights, Drug Lords, Marijuana, Medical Cannabis, Medical System, Prohibition, War on Drugs | Category: Drug Lords, Medical Cannabis, Medical System, Politics, Prohibition, drug war, drugs | Comments (1)

If Big Pharma can find a way to profit from these bills, they would pass in a heartbeat. Government Agencies from Federal down to your local Sheriff consider “Marijuana Busts” their bread and butter. Lotsa mileage from little effort. Yes, there is a LOT of money to be made while Marijuana stays illegal.

Posted by bosskitty July 31st, 2008 | Tags: Alcohol, Barney Frank, H.R. 5842, H.R. 5843, Law, Marijuana, Medical Cannabis, Medical System, pharmaceuticals, Politics, Ron Paul | Category: Alcohol, Barney Frank, H.R. 5842, H.R. 5843, Marijuana, Medical Cannabis, Medical System, Politics, Preventative medicine, Prohibition, Ron Paul, pharmaceuticals | Comments (3)