"What's wrong with you Plantation Negros? How obvious must they make it?""From their spending habits, an economic collapse seems to be the goal of Congress and this administration. Washington spends with impunity domestically, bailing out and nationalizing everything they can get their hands on, and the foreign aid and IMF funding in this bill can rightly be called an international bailout!
As Americans struggle through the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, this emergency supplemental appropriations bill sends $660 million to Gaza, $555 million to Israel, $310 million to Egypt, $300 million to Jordan, and $420 million to Mexico. Some $889 million will be sent to the United Nations for so-called “peacekeeping” missions. Almost one billion dollars will be sent overseas to address the global financial crisis outside our borders. Nearly $8 billion will be spent to address a “potential pandemic flu” which could result in mandatory vaccinations for no discernable reason other than to enrich the pharmaceutical companies that make the vaccine. "
RonPaul.com
June 22, 2009
3 comments:
That is deep DV. Isn't Ron Paul a medical doctor? Are there any black doctors sounding the alarm about unnecessary vaccines?
That's a good question.
I'm sure there are. Somewhere. At least privately.
But what would happen to the professional prospects of some HMO employed black medical doctor, trying to make his mortgage and pay his school loans like everyone else, if he joined the growing chorus of people questioning medical orthodoxy?
Could a doctor even keep his job if he challenged the Plantation Vaccine Mandate?
I always pictured some young black smart hip doctor, clearly ahead of his time, taking a public stand on the insane relationship between black Americans the food industry and the medical industry.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Submariner emerge as voice of reason and common sense down the road.
Pop quiz: What's worth more - your conscience or $46 mil?
Dr. Paul Offit of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia earned at least $29 million as part of a $182-million sale by the hospital of its worldwide royalty interest in the Merck Rotateq vaccine. The amount of income distributed to Offit could be as high as $46 million. Offit has refused to say how much he made from the vaccine.
The high price placed on the patents raises concerns over Offit’s use of his former position on the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) to help create the market for rotavirus vaccine -- effectively, to vote himself rich
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