Today Obama warned democrats that this was our last chance at universal health care.
Now i thought this was about a public option. An option or small program for poor people. Not an overhaul and nationalization of our health care system. But having said that there are those who want that.
So i took the time to look around at a nation that knows all too well about the horror of government run health care. I went straight to the eye witness reporters and sources in Britain. What i found didn't surprise me and has proven true a lot of accusations made about Obamacare.
This is Max Van Dyke's 'Sicko' Take a look at these headlines that are appearing all over the UK about health care:
# Kidney cancer patients denied life-saving drugs by NHS rationing body NICE
- April 29, 2009 [Daily Mail (UK)]
1,000 villagers wait for a dentist after just one NHS practice opens
- March 10, 2009 [Daily Mail(UK)]
Disabled children wait up to two years for wheelchairs
- March 4, 2009 [Guardian Unlimited]
Cancer patients ‘betrayed’ by NHS
- Sarah-Kate Templeton, June 1, 2008 [The Times]
NHS patients told to treat themselves
- James Kirkup, January 4, 2008 [Telegraph UK]
(imagine if insurance companies did this. What would the media and the left say about that?)
# The drugs the NHS won't give you
- May 11, 2007 [Telegraph UK]
5,000 elderly 'killed each year' by lack of care beds
- June 26, 2006 [Telegraph UK]
NHS chiefs get luxury car deals
- Daniel Foggo and Steven Swinford, April 9, 2006 [The Times]
(Sure, great, we'll cut your drug that you need in order to save money, so we can all get new cars!)
# British body rejects EPO drugs for cancer patients
- March 17, 2006 [Reuters]
Why NHS Opposes 'Treatment by Demand' for the Dying
- Stephen Howard and Jan Colley, PA, May 18, 2005 [Scotsman]
British taxpayers foot $26.5 million bill for abortion tourists
- April 18, 2005 [Catholic World News]
(There are those tax payer funded abortions again)
Heart patients die on waiting lists
- Peter Sharples, October 18, 2004 [Manchester Online]
Dental Socialism in Britain
- Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr., May 9, 2006 [LewRockwell.com]
# Cancer patients told life-prolonging treatment is too expensive for NHS
- Lyndsay Moss, February 13, 2007 [The Scotsman]
(There's more of the death panels)
Find more head lines from the UK, other European Countries and Canada Here: http://www.liberty-page.com/issues/healthcare/socialized.html#britain
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