It’s been 9 1/2 months since this piece first appeared.. At this moment, health care “reform” is purportedly a done deal, having been crammed down our throats via discriminatory closed door, Democrats and likeminded only sessions..

At this very moment, Kathleen Sebelius is publicly “defending” Obama’s hand pick, rationing advocate Dr. Donald Berwick, as the bees’ knees to run CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid)..

The significance in this as their early on…. CHOICE to get things up and running..?

What other service in our country comes even close to very literally holding the Life and Death of that many of the most vulnerable of our population in their hands..?

How do you like Jennifer’s, not to mention the rest of our, “theory and fantasy”……

NOW..?
~

In the 23rd century, the survivors of a holocaust now lives within a domed city that is sealed off from the outside world. In the domed city, men and women live in a society where you can only live until you are 30-years old (due to population control and limited resources), the people have two choices: They can either take part in a extermination ceremony called “Carousel” where they are promised of being reborn or they can go on the run and escape to outside the domed city. Logan 5 is a Sandman, a elite policeman whose job is terminate all “Runners” who refuse to be exterminated on Carousel and escape to outside the city. When Logan finds a symbol, the computer that controls all life in the city, gives Logan a undercover assignment to find and destroy a mysterious place called Sanctuary by posing as a runner, by removing the last four years of his life from his life crystal. Now on the run himself, and hunted by his partner and best friend Francis 7, Logan and a woman named Jessica 6 working for a underground resistance group that are helping all Runners search for Sanctuary escapes from the domed city and find themselves in a devastated Washington D.C, where Logan and Jessica discover another world and find there is much to live for and Logan begins to question the system. Written by Daniel Williamson

I’m getting me some runnin shoes……

“There are more than enough creepy crawlees under the rock.”

Better look under your sheets tonight . . . they’ll be there.

Bishop Walker Nickless of Sioux City, Iowa, warned that health care should not be subject to “federal monopolization.” He wrote “… the proper role of government is to regulate the private sector in order to foster healthy competition and curtail abuses. Therefore any legislation that undermines the viability of the private sector is suspect.”

Bishop Thomas Doran of Rockford, Ill., wrote that health care should be thought of “as more of a market than a system.” He added: “Our federal bureaucracy is a vast wasteland strewn with the carcasses of absurd federal programs which proved infinitely worse than the problems they were established to correct.”

Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput wrote that “a proper government role in solving the health-care crisis does not necessarily demand a national public plan, run or supervised by government authorities. Real health-care reform need not automatically translate into federal programming.”

Bishop Samuel Aquila of Fargo, N.D., cited the danger of thinking “the national government is the sole instrument of the common good.”

(Above quotes from article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/05/AR2009090502076_2.html?hpid=sec-religion

Note from AdrianS:

The term “collective good” is a term referenced by the communists.

The term “for the benefit of the free citizens severally and uniquely” is an American term.