The Pillar of Obamacare is to Control ALL Health Care Decisions: The Death Panel Conspiracy is Real and all Coverage and Care Plans are Run by the FED

""During the debates surrounding the Affordable Care Act in 2009 and 2010, before it was passed into law without a single Republican vote, many critics who actually had read the lengthy bill, unlike a number of lawmakers, noticed a provision that established so-called "death panels," committees of federal bureaucrats who essentially decide whether or not older Americans would have access to end-of-life care.

One of the most vocal opponents was former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, who warned that the Obamacare provisions that encouraged doctors to provide "voluntary" end-of-life counseling and planning could quickly turn into federal mandates – mandates that may eventually lead to benefit cuts as bureaucrats decided that spending scarce tax dollars on the elderly was not efficient.
Well, those provisions have quietly been resurrected by the Obama administration and, according to the Associated Press, they could take effect by January 1.

The paper noted:

Six years after end-of-life planning nearly derailed development of the Affordable Care Act amid charges of "death panels," the Obama administration has revived a proposal to reimburse physicians for talking with their Medicare patients about how patients want to be cared for as they near death.

The proposal, contained in a large set of Medicare regulations unveiled Wednesday, comes amid growing public discussion about the need for medical care that better reflects patients' wishes as they get older.

But it's not just the Obama administration advocating for this. A couple of months ago, GOP presidential contender and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush recommended essentially the same thing. He suggested that Medicare patients should sign an advanced directive spelling out the level of care they wanted should they someday become incapacitated.

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Big Brother wants to control ALL health care decisions

Public policy wonks and some lawmakers noted that before Palin made such a big deal of the so-called panels, there was bipartisan support for end-of-life counseling. And now, some believe that the controversy has ended, as well as the stigma Palin associated with the counseling.

"I think society's going to get over it this time and see the good in it," Dr. Joe Rotella, chief medical officer of the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, told theAssociated Press. "It's really about living in the way that means the most to you to the last moments of your life."

All of that may very well be true, but Palin's assertion, and the assertion of others – that an authoritarian government could, at some point in the future, use today's consultation process as springboard to restricting benefits in the future – is entirely plausible.

For confirmation, consider what is taking place in Great Britain, where officials have, for years, limited benefit payments from the country's universal National Health Service because funds are tight and needs are great, resulting in health care rationing.

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As reported by PRI in 2010:

Today, 95 percent of Britons get their care through the government-run program. In order to provide care to everyone, the government says it must place limits on the care it provides. It must ration.

"We have a limited budget for health care, voted by Parliament every year, and we have to live within our means," said Michael Rawlins, chairman of a government agency called the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE).

There are American advocates for rationing, as well. Peter Singer, a professor of bioethics at Princeton University, wrote a lengthy piece for The New York Times (see here) stressing that Americans should also be subject to healthcare rationing (even if they can pay for procedures themselves). ""

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Doctors Health Care System Getting Under Our Skin Literally

""In an apparent effort to further depersonalize medicine, the National Science Foundation (NSF) is funding research into an implantable microchip capable of digitally monitoring the health of patients and reporting their vital statistics to doctors' offices without the need for an actual doctor-patient interaction.

Reports indicate that NSF has given a $5,070 grant to a graduate fellowship project tasked with developing an implantable antenna, of sorts, to keep track of patients' vital signs. The device, after being implanted just below a patient's skin, would be capable of monitoring medical devices, for instance, and both uploading and downloading data for use in patient tracking.

The project has been categorized as a way to attain better "long-term patient monitoring," though idea-makers claim that the chips won't necessarily be permanent. Instead, they would be used for tracking primarily medical devices, though data on patient health would also be accessible remotely to nurses and doctors.

"Antennas operating near or inside the human body are important for a number of applications, including healthcare," reads the project grant. "Implantable medical devices such as cardiac pacemakers and retinal implants are a growing feature of modern healthcare, and implantable antennas for these devices are necessary to monitor battery level and device health, to upload and download data used in patient monitoring, and more."

Medical microchips to be made of special "ink" that resembles a tattoo

Funded in part by the National Research Foundation of Korea, the project aims to develop so-called "ultra high frequency signals" capable of efficient signal transfer to and from the device as implanted underneath the skin. The device would have a large range, in other words, without the need for an internal battery, maximizing its usefulness.

These special tag antennas will reportedly be comprised of "conductive ink" that, in many ways, would resemble a tattoo. Except in this application, electronic readers would have the capacity to capture signals moving to and from the "tattoo," requiring little or no maintenance.

"Ultra High Frequency [radio-frequency identification] RFID tag antennas are printed using conductive ink and have found increased applications due to advantages such as minimal cost, low maintenance, good tag read range, and ability to operate without an integrated battery," adds the grant, as reported by SputnikNews.com.

Implantable chips will allow drug companies to treat people for diseases they don't even have

Such devices won't just monitor patient health status, however. According to reports, companies are already working on next-generation devices that will also be able to detect diseases, in some cases before they even develop (which technically isn't possible), allowing doctors to treat patients for conditions that they may or may not have, or ever develop for that matter.

Drug giant Johnson & Johnson, for instance, is reportedly working on a project called the "Disease Interception Accelerator" that, according to reports, will somehow be able to identify diseases before they actually develop. From this baseline, unscrupulous doctors will then be able to treat patients based on what the device finds or detects, even if the health condition does not actually exists.""

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