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Health Care & the Economy
By Catherine Austin Fitts
If we watch the pronouncements on the US economy in the first quarter, it is easy to discern that the GNP probably contracted. The claim is that GNP growth “slowed” to 0.1% growth. However, if you look at the heroics of Department of Commerce statisticians and the liberal monetary policies of the Federal Reserve, there was little real growth. One exception is outlays on health care, which with the help of the Affordable Health Care Act are, headed towards a $2 trillion a year level.
The health care policies continue to baffle observers looking for logic, although the message is loud and clear. Those in charge of centralizing the economy are not focused on the health of the people and the health of the economy. They are optimizing a different pocketbook. That explains how something this increasingly mediocre could be this increasingly expensive.
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