Good people of Clusterville,
Here’s a little light reading from the proposed US NATIONAL HEALTH CARE (USNHC) PROGRAM legislation you might just find a lot more than just interesting.
TITLE I--ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFITS
SEC. 101. ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION.
(a) In General-
All individuals residing in the United States (including any territory of the United States) are covered under the USNHC Program entitling them to a universal, best quality standard of care. Each such individual shall receive a card with a unique number in the mail. An individual’s social security number shall not be used for purposes of registration under this section.
COMMENT: That means you are going to be paying for the health care of all unregistered foreign nationals and all illegal aliens residing in the United States. Read on to see how they weasel this eligibility requirement.
(b) Registration- Individuals and families shall receive a United States National Health Insurance Card in the mail, after filling out a United States National Health Insurance application form at a health care provider. Such application form shall be no more than 2 pages long.
COMMENT: Want to believe registration by mail will never be abused?
(c) Presumption- Individuals who present themselves for covered services from a participating provider shall be presumed to be eligible for benefits under this Act, but shall complete an application for benefits in order to receive a United States National Health Insurance Card and have payment made for such benefits.
COMMENT: "presumed to be eligible" Want to believe this will never be abused?
(d) Residency Criteria- The Secretary shall promulgate a rule that provides criteria for determining residency for eligibility purposes under the USNHC Program.
COMMENT: And what do you think that criteria will be if not defined in this legislation?
(e) Coverage for Visitors- The Secretary shall promulgate a rule regarding visitors from other countries who seek premeditated non-emergency surgical procedures. Such a rule should facilitate the establishment of country-to-country reimbursement arrangements or self pay arrangements between the visitor and the provider of care.
COMMENT: Hmmm... This sounds like PAY GO. We pay and they go home… and skip out on any remittance for their medical care.
Subtitle B—Funding
SEC. 211. OVERVIEW: FUNDING THE US NATIONAL HEALTH CARE (USNHC) PROGRAM
(a) IN GENERAL.—The USNHC Program is to be funded as provided in subsection (c)(1).
(b) USNHC TRUST FUND.—There shall be established a USNHC Trust Fund in which funds provided under this section are deposited and from which expenditures under this Act are made.
(c) FUNDING.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—There are appropriated to the USNHC Trust Fund amounts sufficient to carry out this Act from the following sources:
(A) Existing sources of Federal Government revenues for health care.
Read Medicare and Medicaid take a hit!
(B) Increasing personal income taxes on the top 5 percent income earners.
Read redistribution of wealth!
(C) Instituting a modest and progressive excise tax on payroll and self-employment in come.
Read a new tax that all will pay. Obama will claim he didn't lie... Congress did it!
(D) Instituting a small tax on stock and bond transactions.
Ask, “How Small?”
Find more disturbing provisions of this smelly legislation at the following link: Multimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to

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If the idiots in Congress want to tax something that desperately needs taxing, they can start by taxing the flow of capital out of the US by non-US Citizens and foreign nationals to their homelands.
A 2003 report found the following annual transfers of funds out of the United States:
Regionally, Latin America and the Caribbean received the lion share of remittances in nominal terms with $25 billion followed by South Asia with $16 billion (2002). Relative to GDP, however, South Asia was the largest recipient with remittance receipts amounting to 2.5% of GDP.
Flows of US dollars to East Asia and Pacific with 14% of global remittance receipts and Sub-Saharan Africa with 5% are dwarfed by those to the other regions. Especially for Africa, however, this picture is heavily skewed by underreporting or complete lack of data; close to two thirds of Sub-Saharan African countries lack data.
COMMENT: If the idiots in Congress are willing to tax employer provided health care benefits, they could surely tax the flow of money leaving the United States to other foreign countries
Take care and don’t let a day go by without sending your Congressmen a call, fax, or email... Advise them to seek employment elsewhere if they keep up this stupidity. They swore to protect us from enemies both foreign and domestic...
V/R, Batch