American linguistics professor Noam Chomsky believes the American healthcare system to be an “international scandal” which is going to get worse under President-elect Donald Trump. Chomsky, the distinguished scholar and author of over 100 books, wonders why the American masses are not in revolt as Republicans prepare to dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Via The Daily Bell
Trump Needs Vaccine Experts, Not Conspiracy Theorists … Trump could have turned to any number of reputable experts to learn about vaccine safety. Instead, he went straight for the fringe. -Daily Beast
Donald Trump supposedly picked Robert Kennedy Jr. to head a commission on vaccines and autism, causing a good deal of anxiety among mainstream media.
Trump has since denied that any decision has been made, but Kennedy has been telling people the offer was extended and presumably accepted.
Authored by Stephen Lendman,
On March 23, 2010, Obama signed the misnamed Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) into law.
It’s a healthcare rationing scheme to enrich insurers, drug companies and large hospital chains in lieu of the only equitable system - universal coverage, everyone in, no one left out, no gimmicks and schemes the way Obamacare was crafted.
Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) proposes a “Beyond the Affordable Care Act: A Physicians’ Proposal for Single-Payer Care Reform.”
The Amish lead a healthy lifestyle and are immune to modern diseases. Is it a coincidence that they rarely get autism, cancer, or heart disease? A good diet, physical and mental exercise and rest is all that is needed for the Amish to survive, as well as righteousness of course. If you inject or adsorb poisons into your body then it spells doom for the body and its host. The Amish lead a simple life and do not get autism because they simply don’t vaccinate their children or have mercury fillings in their teeth.
In what could be a giant blow to Big Pharma, Donald Trump has asked Robert F Kennedy Jr to chair a commission on vaccination safety ….and he has agreed. “President-elect Trump has some doubts about the current vaccine policies and he has questions about it,” Kennedy told reporters after a meeting with Donald at the Trump Tower on Tuesday.