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> The Health-Care Backlash

>Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:29:31 -0700

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>The Health-Care – Fascist Backlash

>PETER WEHNER

>Additional changes made by:

>Dr. Arthur Evangelista

>12.21.2009

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>Here are some thoughts on where things stand in

>the aftermath of the certain passage of the Senate health-care bill.

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>1. Few Democrats understand the depth and

>intensity of opposition that exists toward them

>and their agenda, especially regarding health

>care. Passage of this bill will only heighten

>the depth and intensity of the opposition. We’re

>seeing a political tsunami in the making, and

>passage of health-care legislation would only add to its size and force.

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>2. This health-care bill may well be historic,

>but not in the way the Mr. Obama thinks. I’m not

>sure we’ve ever seen anything quite like it:

>passage of a mammoth piece of legislation,

>hugely expensive, fascist in nature, and

>unpopular, on a strict party-line vote taken in

>a rush of panic because Demopublicans or

>Repubocrats know that the more people see of

>ObamaCare… the more that Americans understand

>and digest the emerging fiasco of the New World

>DisOrder, the more they begin to despise it as

>the threat to freedom and liberty this really is.

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>3. The problem isn’t simply with how

>substantively awful the bill is, but how deeply

>dishonest and (il-legally) corrupt the whole

>process has been. There’s already a powerful

>populist, anti-Washington sentiment out there,

>perhaps as strong as anything we’ve ever seen

>since 1776. This will add kerosene to that

>raging fire that already keenly exists in the

>minds of all civic-minded and pro-active American citizens and patriots.

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>In addition, the major media networks are

>complicit in this tyranny, by their withholding

>and “spinning” of news information that is

>actually misinformation or none-information that

>is serving to undermine our very processes of

>freedom, by subverting actual news and

>information, and preventing intellectual

>challenges to our government’s unconstitutional

>operations. This, too, must be considered treason.

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>4. Democrats (or Demopublicans - since the

>puppet strings of both parties go to the same

>unaccountable think tanks and CFR members), have

>sold this bill as a miracle-worker; a Trojan

>Horse of tyranny. When people see first-hand how

>pernicious the health-care legislation will be,

>abstract concerns will become concrete. This

>will magnify the unhappiness, dissent, and resistance of the American polity.

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>5. The collateral damage to Obama from this bill

>is enormous, and rightfully so. More than any

>candidate in our lifetime, Obama unlawfully won,

>based on the aesthetics (hot air) of politics.

>It wasn’t because of his record; he barely has

>one. And it wasn’t because of his command of

>policy; ...few people knew what his top three

>policy priorities were, save for those who had

>placed him in this illegal, defacto position.

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>It was based, instead, on the sense that he was

>something novel, the embodiment of a new world

>disorder politics mature, high-minded and

>gracious, intellectually serious, smiling as he

>pulls the trigger to end American life as we

>know it, and as an astute liar, (and dangerous

>to our Democratic Republic). “Change” was the

>core of his speeches and his farce of a

>candidacy. In less than a year, that core has

>been devoured and revealed, most of all, by

>Climategate, and this health-care fraud process

>along with his ongoing sinister and fascist dictates.

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>Mr. Obama/Soetoro has shown himself to be a

>deeply partisan and polarizing, fascist figure,

>as Hitler or Stalin were. (“I have never been

>asked to engage in a single serious negotiation

>on any issue, nor has any other Republican”,

>Senator McCain reported over the weekend.) The

>lack of transparency in this process has been

>unprecedented, exposing criminal intent and

>treason. Mr. Obama (and his Congressional

>co-conspirators) have been deeply misleading in

>selling this plan. Lobbyists, a bane of Obama

>during the campaign, are having a field day of

>open corruption, and with Pelosi’s blessing,

>another traitor to the Republic, among many.

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>Mr. Obama may succeed in passing a terribly

>unpopular and self-destructive piece of

>legislation, but in the process, he has

>shattered his carefully cultivated (and false)

>image. It now consists of a thousand shards, and

>most can see him (and Congress) for the traitors

>and criminals they actually are. Many will also

>see that the major media outlets have failed to

>inform and objectively educate the American

>public, as well. The repercussions will be both

>enormous and eventually vindicating.

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>6. This health-care bill shouldn’t be seen in

>isolation. It’s part of a train of events that

>includes the stimulus package, the omnibus

>spending bill (complete with some 8,500

>earmarks), his inane and illegal czar

>appointments, the corruption of the Supreme

>Court, and a record-sized budget deficit.

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>[under Obama] the federal government has also

>intervened aggressively and unconstitutionally

>in both the financial and industrial sectors of

>the economy in order to produce specific desired

>outcomes for particular corporations. It has

>nationalized Americas largest auto company

>(General Motors) and intervened in the

>bankruptcy proceedings of the third-largest auto

>company (Chrysler), privileging labor unions at

>the expense of bondholders. It has, in effect,

>nationalized what was Americas largest insurance

>company (American International Group) and

>largest bank (Citigroup), and appears to have

>exerted extra-legal financial pressure on what

>was the second-largest bank (Bank of America) to

>get it to purchase the country’s largest

>securities company (Merrill Lynch). This, in essence, is fascism.

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>The implicit government guarantees provided to

>home-loan giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have

>been called in, and the federal government is

>now the largest de facto lender in the

>residential real-estate market. The government

>has selected the CEOs and is setting

>compensation at major automotive and financial

>companies across the country. On top of these

>interventions in finance and commerce, the

>administration and congressional Demopublicans

>are also pursuing both a new climate and energy

>strategy and large-scale health-care reform.

>Their agenda would place the government at the

>center of these two huge sectors of the economy and of a growing tyranny.

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>Together, these actions tell quite a tale. Mr.

>Obama, the criminal imposter, has revived the

>worst impressions of the Democratic party

>profligate and undisciplined, arrogant, lovers

>of big government, increasers of taxes. The

>issues and narrative for American politics in

>the foreseeable future has been set with limited

>government versus exploding government,

>capitalism versus Nazi-style socialism or

>fascism, responsible and measured policies

>versus reckless and radical ones which equate to

>an attempted U.S. and world tyranny.

>Fascist-socialist Barack Obama is in the process

>of inflicting enormous damage to our country,

>and this will absolutely splash back upon his

>illegal presidency and his treacherous party.

>And there is more, much more to come. It is up

>to the people of our great nation to stand up,

>let our voices and opposition be heard, and

>resist this fascism and tyranny at all costs.

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