I remember back in the days when a majority of people couldn't wait to retire to Florida. It was proof of achievement and membership in the elite club. It was a badge of success. Now, I would think, it is a badge of courage. More courage than I have. I'd feel safer walking in on an armed robbery in progress than to get sick or be disabled in Florida. Believe me, there is no smile on my face. I'm quite serious.
People can think that what happens in Florida is their business and none of anyone else's. I don't agree. I especially don't agree when Florida's example is held up as the ideal for all to worship in other parts of the country. Now, that is a scary thought. A scary thought because the madness hasn't been contained down there in the state that has a great many that prides self in fighting off the federal government and winning in it's bid to kill off Terri Schiavo -- courtesy the court order of Judge George Greer.
The Benefit of Not Living in Florida in 2006... Those who enter do not always live to go back home
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An undercover investigation has found doctors in China are willing to sell organs from death row prisoners to foreigners in need of a transplant. The grisly practice add to mounting evidence of how human organs are being traded around the globe.
Only last week it emerged at least 40 British patients may have been given transplants using body parts stolen by a corpse-snatching gang. More than 1,000 bodies including that of veteran broadcaster Alistair Cooke, were stolen from US funeral parlours by the Mafia and sold for use in bone grafts.
China accused of selling organs of executed prisoners
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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52222