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WHO TREATY

in Healthcare on March 18, 2024 March 19, 2024 by Adam Townsend

😷 This is the most current draft of the WHO Treaty. In May 2024 it will be voted on.
📚 I posted it here in a easy to read ‘blog form’ and also converted it to an 🗣️ audiobook it as a public service’y kind of thing

Buckle up

Medical Regulations. You’re paying, for what?

licensing regulations HIPPA Monopoly Pink Slip to Bullshit Jobs and the Gig Economy

Specialized technology written to constantly evolving regulations is expensive and built by cartels – cronyism and monopoly

Socialized Medicine? Who’s on first?

in Healthcare on December 14, 2017 April 12, 2021 by Adam Townsend

LP in Venture Capital hot water and creeping normality Socialized medicine

There must be such a thing as socialized medicine, but no-one is exactly sure what it ‘is’. We know all the things that it isn’t. Include in that long list that it is not single-payer and/or ‘Medicare for all’.

Unraveling Obamacare. Is a sometimes dictatorship good?

in Healthcare on October 13, 2017 October 13, 2017 by Adam Townsend

Dictatorship Unraveling Obamacare and the media ratings outrage machine

All the panicked tirades of assorted bunches of #NeverTrump that feared he could maneuver into a dictatorship are now driving in reverse, they bellow that some dictatorships are good. Trump should ignore the judicial ruling just this one time, cos, you know, that’s what a benevolent dictator should do.

When healthcare kills

in Healthcare on October 2, 2017 June 4, 2020 by Adam Townsend

You can reconfigure the system any way you want, but you have to eliminate cartels, cartel ownership of governance, opaque pricing, government blank checks and incentives for profiteering from chronic illness. If you don’t eliminate all these, you’ve fixed nothing.

Will Trump kill ObamaCare by Executive Order? He can…

in Healthcare Regulations on August 2, 2017 April 11, 2021 by Adam Townsend

A mandate consists of two parts: a requirement and a penalty for not meeting the requirement.
No matter how many times you take this back to the Supreme Court, they have the ability to rule on the penalty, not the requirement. You can’t force the court to rule only on the mandate.
Why not? Because it can’t be a mandate without a penalty.