Sarah Palin’s Health Care Testimony

Thanks to Conservatives for Palin for reprinting this letter, submitted on Tuesday September 8th, 2009.  I believe it critical to share with readers this important viewpoint.

Gov. Palin’s Testimony to NY State Senate on Health Care

By Daniel Terrapin

Governor Palin submitted the following testimony to the New York State Senate’s Aging Committee, which is chaired by Democrat Ruben Diaz. Via Jack Fowler at NRO:

Senator Reverend Ruben Diaz
Chair, New York Senate Aging Committee
Legislative Office Building
Room 307
Albany, NY 12247

Transmitted via email to: diaz@senate.state.ny.us

September 8, 2009

RE: H.R. 3200: America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009 and Its Impact on Senior Citizens

Dear Senator Diaz,

Thank you for asking me to participate in the New York State Senate Aging Committee’s hearing regarding H.R. 3200, “America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009.” You and I share a commitment to ensuring that our health care system is not “reformed” at the expense of America’s senior citizens.

I have been vocal in my opposition to Section 1233 of H.R.3200, entitled “Advance Care Planning Consultation.”[1] Proponents of the bill have described this section as an entirely voluntary provision that simply increases the information offered to Medicare recipients. That is misleading. The issue is the context in which that information is provided and the coercive effect these consultations will have in that context.

Lectures from the 1960s: The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations

©2009 drkate

Finished the “Mystery of Banking” book yet?  Ok, my bad.

This post, which will be up for a couple of days, presents a series of fascinating lectures by Myron Fagan  on the control of the banking system, world wars, and the attempt to push the United States into a global ‘new world order’.

While not new information to readers here, this does provide some fascinating history and connections I was unaware of, and some ‘tentative’ connections or threads that now seem actually quite conclusive.  Try your hand at diagramming the people and links in these lectures and see what comes out.