Posted on 11/02/2013 10:28:41 AM PDT by Armen Hareyan
We can be assured that none of the politicians will be affected by the shortages, wanna bet?
Genocide is coming. Time to cull the herd.
Congress, their families, and staff
WILL GET WHAT THEY NEED !!!
... and THEY will richly profit as the supplies dwindle
for their dhimmi constituents.
[which is why there is a shortage in the first place]
For any chronic imbalance of supply and demand, look to government as the cause. Always.
BTW... As awkwardly written as this is... Was it originally composed in English?
Most people have no idea how extensive drug shortages can be.
Here is the FDA Current Drug Shortages Index, a very good link to bookmark.
http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/DrugShortages/ucm050792.htm
“Adding to President Barack Obama’s 2012 initiative, this week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a new plan that further attempts to reduce shortages. By working closely with companies and encouraging programs”...
Uh, oh...better look out
Come on hospitals. There are some web sites in Canada where you can get everything you need.
What about the regular population? Fairness requires that they are considered equally too.
One of my meds was in such short supply that it took me 4 months to get a single prescription filled.
The FDA had limited the amount of one of the ingredients available to the mfr, and caused a continent-wide shortage.
I’m in Canada, so your theory doesn’t fly regarding “get it from up there”.
Canadians need to read taglines. Hey?
What is disturbing is that patient care plans are being rewritten due to this shortage.
I have no doubt. I would point out that the Left is utterly without scruples. They know this is coming. They are planning for this, and they will do anything -- anything at all -- to achieve their goals.
In many ways, "real" America has advantages: we have lots of guns, we control most of the food production, we work hard, we're smart and we're independent and responsible. One might think that we could fight for our freedom very successfully.
But we have one major disadvantage: we have scruples.
We're like Gandhi -- we are moral people, and goodness gracious we do hope the fight will be a fair one. Now, if one were to oppose the British Empire, I think a good round of civil disobedience might be quite sufficient to win the day, eh?
But if Gandhi were in Germany in the 1930s, could he have overthrown the Nazis? I think not.
If your opponent is unscrupulous, then fighting a moral war and adhering to a polite code won't get you very far. I really fear that American Patriots will not understand the work that is required.
I wasn’t offended, I just pointed out a factual inaccuracy.
Oh, and it’s “EH?”
A useful word, that. It can mean: Do you understand, why, what, do you agree, or huh.
Have a great day. It’s pouring to beat the band here.
Bingo. The author failed to notice that a drug manufacturer must get permission from the FDA every time they do a production run. (Among other reasons for shortages, of course.)
BRILLIANT!!
Who needs “death panels” when all that is necessary is to dry up the supply of medications helpful in sustaining lives?
When my Grandparents crossed over from Canada to live in the Yooper peninsula of Michigan it was passed down as HEY. I guess the British influence drops the H. Eh?
“Come on hospitals. There are some web sites in Canada where you can get everything you need.”
Canada controls the price of drugs sold to Canadians. By international agreement US suppliers sell an allotment of drugs to each country that controls their price. The sale price to the country may or may not pay for the cost of the drugs. But in exchange for selling them the companies charge whatever they like in the United States. The drugs you buy from Canada come from the Canadian allotment. The seller can make more money selling to you than to Canadians. This is why there are frequent and sometimes fatal drug shortages in Canada. It’s common that for want of a simple prescription pill that Canadians are medevac’d to the United States.
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