Volatility

Series on the Health Racket Bailout and the Stamp Mandate

 

The Stamp Racket Mandate part 1
 
The Stamp Racket Mandate part 2
 
The Stamp Racket Mandate part 3
 
Stamps and Poll Taxes part 4
 
 
The Health Racket Bailout
 
The Health Racket Bailout is an Austerity Policy
 
The Austerity Mechanism of the Health Racket Bailout
 
Kangaroo Court in Action: The Stamp Mandate
 
 
Obamaromneycare: “Reform” vs. the People
 
Obamacare: Setting Records for Breaking Promises
 
Bailouts = Monopoly, Health Racket Bill Version
 
The Health Racket Mandate
 
That Old Time Trickle-Down Religion

3 Comments »

  1. [...] one example of an alternative.    Lots more about the malevolence of the health system at my health racketeering page.    6. Education: The gutting of school budgets and the pernicious character of the curriculum [...]

    Pingback by What’s Our Affirmative? « Volatility — April 26, 2011 @ 3:29 am

  2. [...] and here. (For the health racket bailout and Stamp mandate in general, see my posts catalogued here.)   For anyone who supports this, please explain:   1. Does this mean that if Congress decides [...]

    Pingback by The Health Racket Mandate, Toward Other Corporate Mandates « Volatility — March 28, 2012 @ 4:44 am

  3. [...] I’ve said my piece about the health racket bailout and Stamp mandate. I don’t have anything to add, except that I’m pleased to see how the SCOTUS punted on [...]

    Pingback by The Obama Poll Tax « Volatility — June 29, 2012 @ 11:14 am


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