Analyst's note: Absolutely must read. According to the Society of Actuaries, insurance companies will have to pay out an average of 32 percent more for medical claims on individual health policies under ObamaCare. We can add to this a coming shortage of doctors as another study suggest that 6 in 10 doctors will leave the field of medicine in 1 to 3 years. 4 in 10 see that they will be forced to take a decrease in pay. Can you see where this redistribution of wealth brought to us by those who have never read the bill they signed is headed?
“We hear a lot about Marxism and socialism, and there are those, particularly in the media, who would say that we should ‘tone down our rhetoric’ about socialism because ‘we’re not moving to socialism,’” Boykin states in the video. “Well, The reality is … I’ve studied Marxist insurgency. It was part of my training. And the things I know that have been done in every Marxist insurgency are being done in America today.”
Boykin laid out a step-by-step plan he says is the model of how Fidel Castro instituted Marxism in Cuba, Mao Zedong in China, Stalin in Russia and Hugo Chavez in Venzeula:
Nationalize major sectors of the economy
Redistribute wealth
Discredit opposition
Censors opposing viewpoints
Control gun ownership
Develop a constabulary force to control civilian population
Boykin then illustrates how each of these steps have begun to materialize in the U.S.: From a form of “nationalization” through government bailouts, to “hate crime” legislation aimed at silencing the pulpits, to the federal government labeling tea partiers and veterans returning from overseas as potential domestic terrorists, to efforts underway to get the U.S. on board with a United Nations small arms treaty, which would regulate private gun ownership.
Boykin takes particular aim at Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which he says federal administrators have already admitted is a wealth-redistribution plan (step No. 2) and he says includes within its 1,000 pages plans for national security forces at the president’s disposal, akin to national police forces socialist tyrants like Adolf Hitler used to complete their revolutions.
Specifically, Boykin alluded to a speech Obama made four years ago today, in Colorado Springs, Colo., on July 2, 2008, in which he pledged to establish a “civilian national security force that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded [as the U.S. military].”
We also see the Feds Begin to Grant Legal Status to Illegal Immigrants under Obama’s Amnesty Edict
Family Security Matters reports today that, "While You Were Out: the Obama Administration unveiled its new five-year energy plan on Thursday, when the rest of us were conveniently preoccupied with SCOTUS and the Holder contempt vote. Real smooth. ....Errr, so is this what an "all of the above" energy plan looks like?" You really have to read this one to believe it. Especially considering that we are currently relying on our enemies for our life-blood of oil ... when not necessary.
We are truely suffering from TRICKLE DOWN TYRANNY: CRUSHING OBAMA’S DREAM OF THE SOCIALIST STATES OF AMERICA. As pointed out by Dr. Savage .... “Economies can be rebuilt, armies can be repopulated, but once a nation’s pride is gone it can almost never be restored,” Dr. Savage warns. “The loss of a nation’s honor is something not even centuries can repair.” That’s why of all the challenges facing this country, Job One is getting Americans to believe in the Land of the Free again and electing a president who doesn’t think American exceptionalism is a punchline for a cynical joke...."
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[....] The disparities are striking. By 2017, the estimated increase would be 62 percent for California, about 80 percent for Ohio, more than 20 percent for Florida and 67 percent for Maryland. Much of the reason for the higher claims costs is that sicker people are expected to join the pool, the report said.
[....] On the plus side, the report found the law will cover more than 32 million currently uninsured Americans when fully phased in. And some states -- including New York and Massachusetts -- will see double-digit declines in costs for claims in the individual market.
[....] Middle-class households will be able to purchase subsidized private insurance in new marketplaces, while low-income people will be steered to Medicaid and other safety net programs. States are free to accept or reject a Medicaid expansion also offered under the law.
[....] Millions of now-uninsured people will be covered as the market for directly purchased insurance more than doubles with the help of government subsidies. The study found that market will grow to more than 25 million people. But costs will rise because spending on sicker people and other high-cost groups will overwhelm an influx of younger, healthier people into the program.
Some of the higher-cost cases will come from existing state high-risk insurance pools. Those people will now be able to get coverage in the individual insurance market, since insurance companies will no longer be able to turn them down. Other people will end up buying their own plans because their employers cancel coverage. While some of these individuals might save money for themselves, they will end up raising costs for others.
