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theking · 07-30-2004, 01:27 PM

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Originally posted by Centurion
Totally incorrect! Not only did the intelligence agencies of other nations tell Bush that there were not WsMD in Iraq, but Bush's own intellgence agencies in the lower echelons submitted reports saying the same.

But Bush was insistent that they FIND some intelligence that supported the WsMD issue, and that's why he told his advisors after 9/11 to FIND evidence supporting this theory!

Pigshit.

ColBigBalls · 07-30-2004, 01:31 PM

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Originally posted by theking
They have not died for nothing...they have died to achieve a mission and the mission in Iraq is an extention of the war on "terrorism". There is a big picture Danny boy...but with your very limited insight you will never see the big picture. WMD's was but a small part of the big picture. You are an ultra left wing pot smoking extremist...with a tiny amount of brain power...and that is all you are...Danny boy.

And if you beleave the bigger picture is the "War On Terror" Then you havent really be looking at the "Big Picture"

87% of american gun owners are more afraid of violent crime then terrorist attact

So it would seem to me that alot of people are missing that big picture

theking · 07-30-2004, 01:37 PM

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Originally posted by ColBigBalls
And if you beleave the bigger picture is the "War On Terror" Then you havent really be looking at the "Big Picture"

87% of american gun owners are more afraid of violent crime then terrorist attact

So it would seem to me that alot of people are missing that big picture

It is an extention of the war on "terrorism" for multiple reasons... that I have explained before...but a primary reason is...it is the first step in an attempt to change the face of the middle east.

xroach · 07-30-2004, 02:14 PM

http://www.themoneymasters.com/

dig420 · 07-30-2004, 03:00 PM

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Originally posted by theking
It is an extention of the war on "terrorism" for multiple reasons... that I have explained before...but a primary reason is...it is the first step in an attempt to change the face of the middle east.

you stupid fucking redneck, those kids weren't sent to die to change the face of the middle east, they were sent to avenge 9-11.

do you have an adult website? Are you still a backbrace wearing drunk who lives with his mommy in her trailer?

Get the fuck off this board you bizarre piece of shit.

dig420 · 07-30-2004, 03:02 PM

Hey pathfinder, how many times did your own platoon mates have to run you over before they finally got you out of the company?

titmowse · 07-30-2004, 03:16 PM

Centurion · 07-30-2004, 03:31 PM

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Originally posted by theking
Pigshit.

Using your middle name now eh?

Joe Citizen · 07-30-2004, 03:41 PM

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Originally posted by 12clicks
Yes, lets be like canada where you wait 7 months to get an MRI to see if you have brain cancer.

Or like the U.S.A. where they die in the waiting room!

http://www.newsnet5.com/politics/3572965/detail.html

devilspost · 07-30-2004, 03:48 PM

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Originally posted by titmowse

it's all Bill Clintons fault didnt you hear

dig420 · 07-30-2004, 03:50 PM

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Originally posted by Centurion
Using your middle name now eh?

he has a way of latching onto a particular word or 'insult' and using it in every single post from then on. He's a bit simple.

titmowse · 07-30-2004, 03:50 PM

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Originally posted by devilspost
it's all Bill Clintons fault didnt you hear

the new buzz phrase is "BAKED IN". watch for it. you'll see the bush talking heads use it from now until november.

SuckOnThis · 07-30-2004, 04:11 PM

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Originally posted by theking
Ignore the facts all you want pothead...it does not change them.

A drunk callling someone a pothead. Kind of like a murderer calling a thief a criminal.

theking · 07-30-2004, 04:34 PM

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Originally posted by dig420
you stupid fucking redneck, those kids weren't sent to die to change the face of the middle east, they were sent to avenge 9-11.

do you have an adult website? Are you still a backbrace wearing drunk who lives with his mommy in her trailer?

Get the fuck off this board you bizarre piece of shit.

Pothead pigshit. BTW I saw the pic you posted...funny stuff...but much like I would have thought. Raggedy and strange looking but typical for a pothead.

Danny boy...you are not and have never been in my chain of command...I...as your superior...do as I please.

Centurion · 07-30-2004, 04:36 PM

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Originally posted by theking
Pothead pigshit. BTW I saw the pic you posted...funny stuff...but much like I would have thought. Raggedy and strange looking but typical for a pothead. Danny boy...you are not and have never been in my chain of command...I...as your superior...do as I please.

You missed your therapists appointment AGAIN didn't you!
You're just jealous cuz you don't have any friends to even smoke a blunt with!

So Mr. Superior..get out there and get this month's welfare check!

theking · 07-30-2004, 04:38 PM

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Originally posted by SuckOnThis
A drunk callling someone a pothead. Kind of like a murderer calling a thief a criminal.

The number of times that I get drunk annually I can count on one hand...if that qualifies as being a drunk...then I happily hold my hand up to be counted.

Centurion · 07-30-2004, 04:40 PM

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Originally posted by theking
The number of times that I get drunk annually I can count on one hand...if that qualifies as being a drunk...then I happily hold my hand up to be counted.

Remember your goal for next year:

Being able to count up to ten using your 2nd hand!

theking · 07-30-2004, 04:45 PM

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Originally posted by Centurion
Remember your goal for next year:

Being able to count up to ten using your 2nd hand!

Damn...you should apply for the Last Comic Standing show...but then again...you wouldn't be.

dig420 · 07-30-2004, 05:52 PM

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Originally posted by theking
Pothead pigshit. BTW I saw the pic you posted...funny stuff...but much like I would have thought. Raggedy and strange looking but typical for a pothead. Danny boy...you are not and have never been in my chain of command...I...as your superior...do as I please.

Mr. Superior, I could knock you out with my big toe.

btw Danny Boy really isn't an insult for an Irish person such as myself. Also, did you just learn the word 'pigshit'? I noticed you're using it in every post now.

hey I heard you don't have any porn sites, you're just some sweaty old perv who lives with his mother and hangs out here. Is that true?

<IMX> · 07-30-2004, 06:15 PM

25% Irish here ;)
I'm a pikey mutt though

Stop wasting your time, folks haven't bothered to read bits like the New Yorker series on the 10 year Neo-con Chalabi connection to overthrough saddam.

After you read series like those, you see there isn't much to argue about.

I'm surprized nobody has mentioned how major news outlets like the NY times are APOLOGIZING for their less than critical analysis on the war on terror and the war in iraq after 9/11.

Lizzie · 07-30-2004, 07:59 PM

Want to know why health care in the USA is so expensive and getting more so.
Greed and corruption.
I nursed in several hospitals in Florida for over 5 years and the things that went on to overcharge patients and heath insurance companies is terrible.

Example:
85yo patient brought to emergancy room via ambulance (with great heath insurance) with complaint of dizziness.
Upon examination found to have slightly lowered blood pressure.

DX: Decreased LOC. (level of conscioudness)

Doctors orders:
1. Admit patient to telemetry floor (patients on tely unit can have MORE tests ordered than if admitted to med/surg floor)
2. Put patient on telemetry monitor.
3. Insert saline lock (just in case any IV fluids need to be adminstered.
4. Blood workup.
5. Electrocardigram.
6. Cat Scan.
7. Neurological consult.
8. Neuro checks every hour.
9. Vitals every 4 hours.
etc,etc,etc.

With a little bit of investigation turns out patient forgot to take her/his blood pressure medication. Patient after all is 85 years old and a little forgetful at times.

After 2-3 days all tests come back negative (which is usually the case) patient discharged with recommendation to see family doctor in 10 days.

Meanwhile cost to insurance company is approx 15 to 20 thousand dollars for the 2-3 days stay in hospital.

However, in private hospitals, doctors are expected to order tons of tests. It is a business, after all. The hospital needs to make a profit and the doctors will get to keep their contracts.

The high cost of this hospital stay is passed on to the consumer, the ones who may never enter a hospital (or visit a doctor very often) but still needs health care insurance, just in case.

Example:
85yo patient brought to emergancy room via ambulance (with NO heath insurance) with complaint of dizziness.
Upon examination found to have slightly lowered blood pressure.

Doctors orders:
1. Admit patient to telemetry floor, for observation
2. Put patient on telemetry monitor.
3. Insert saline lock (just in case any IV fluids need to be adminstered.
4. Blood workup.

If this happens to be a private hospital once patient is stable sent to community hospital or sent home.
But of course patient will be seen by case worker before release to see how patient will be able to pay hospital bill.
Arrangments made for payments.

Very unbalanced system.

Someone on the board said earlier
"Yes, lets be like canada where you wait 7 months to get an MRI to see if you have brain cancer."

I say bullshit. Where do you live?

Last year I went to my doctor because I felt a lump in my breast.
My doctor ordered a mammogram. His secretary called the hospital for an appointment. I was given an appointment for the very next morning because it was diagnostic and not selective.

Oki. I'm done now.

12clicks · 08-02-2004, 05:57 AM

I love it when Diglet's mom goes away for the weekend and no one's around to give him his meds.

Mojiteaux · 08-02-2004, 07:07 AM

Canada is great!

Honeyslut · 08-04-2004, 01:10 AM

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Originally posted by 12clicks
you're a liar. If I need a test, I go see a doctor and get it.
perhaps its the welfare hmo that does things like the canadian system.

Nope. All hmo's are doing it and from my experience the welfare people get better treatment..

It took 15 years for a doctor to finally treat me for allergies and agree that I had asthma.

Took about 15 years for a doctor to give my husband a MRI and found his tumor.

Doctor's get a kick back when they don' t refer patients for tests and don't refer patients to specialists.Now days, it takes a rebel Doctor who cares more about their patients and will fight the system to get anything done.

12clicks · 08-04-2004, 06:07 AM

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Originally posted by Honeyslut
Nope. All hmo's are doing it and from my experience the welfare people get better treatment..

It took 15 years for a doctor to finally treat me for allergies and agree that I had asthma.

Took about 15 years for a doctor to give my husband a MRI and found his tumor.

Doctor's get a kick back when they don' t refer patients for tests and don't refer patients to specialists.Now days, it takes a rebel Doctor who cares more about their patients and will fight the system to get anything done.

back when I had an HMO, I got all the tests I needed in a week. MRI for my knee, Xrays and other scans another time (same day for those)

I think you're an exception. in Canada, its the rule.

hydro · 08-04-2004, 06:09 AM

some people just don't know how big the pharmacy business here in the us is. Many doctors get bribes to prescribe a companies medicine instead of the competing company.

Intrigue · 08-04-2004, 08:31 AM

My political

is that bush and kerry are both douches, and people should vote libertarian

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Lizzie Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 76	Want to know why health care in the USA is so expensive and getting more so. Greed and corruption. I nursed in several hospitals in Florida for over 5 years and the things that went on to overcharge patients and heath insurance companies is terrible. Example: 85yo patient brought to emergancy room via ambulance (with great heath insurance) with complaint of dizziness. Upon examination found to have slightly lowered blood pressure. DX: Decreased LOC. (level of conscioudness) Doctors orders: 1. Admit patient to telemetry floor (patients on tely unit can have MORE tests ordered than if admitted to med/surg floor) 2. Put patient on telemetry monitor. 3. Insert saline lock (just in case any IV fluids need to be adminstered. 4. Blood workup. 5. Electrocardigram. 6. Cat Scan. 7. Neurological consult. 8. Neuro checks every hour. 9. Vitals every 4 hours. etc,etc,etc. With a little bit of investigation turns out patient forgot to take her/his blood pressure medication. Patient after all is 85 years old and a little forgetful at times. After 2-3 days all tests come back negative (which is usually the case) patient discharged with recommendation to see family doctor in 10 days. Meanwhile cost to insurance company is approx 15 to 20 thousand dollars for the 2-3 days stay in hospital. However, in private hospitals, doctors are expected to order tons of tests. It is a business, after all. The hospital needs to make a profit and the doctors will get to keep their contracts. The high cost of this hospital stay is passed on to the consumer, the ones who may never enter a hospital (or visit a doctor very often) but still needs health care insurance, just in case. Example: 85yo patient brought to emergancy room via ambulance (with NO heath insurance) with complaint of dizziness. Upon examination found to have slightly lowered blood pressure. Doctors orders: 1. Admit patient to telemetry floor, for observation 2. Put patient on telemetry monitor. 3. Insert saline lock (just in case any IV fluids need to be adminstered. 4. Blood workup. If this happens to be a private hospital once patient is stable sent to community hospital or sent home. But of course patient will be seen by case worker before release to see how patient will be able to pay hospital bill. Arrangments made for payments. Very unbalanced system. Someone on the board said earlier "Yes, lets be like canada where you wait 7 months to get an MRI to see if you have brain cancer." I say bullshit. Where do you live? Last year I went to my doctor because I felt a lump in my breast. My doctor ordered a mammogram. His secretary called the hospital for an appointment. I was given an appointment for the very next morning because it was diagnostic and not selective. Oki. I'm done now. __________________ Liz

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