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Killing Christians Through Better Medicine How jew"doctors" kill Christians
As The Federalist has reported previously, science is finally catching on that prayer works! A study at North Carolina's Duke University Medical Center found that patients with heart problems who received alternative therapy after angioplasty were 25 to 30 percent less likely to suffer complications, while those who were subjects of "intercessory prayer" on their behalf had the greatest successful recovery rate. The study of 150 patients, conducted between April 1997 and April 1998, involved random assignment of patients to study groups, and neither the patients nor the physician researchers were aware of the group assignments. Prayer had the greatest health benefits, surpassing such alternatives added to standard heart care as guided imagery, stress relaxation, and healing touch therapies. - The Federalists
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In ten industrialized nations, a 1% of GDP increase in health care costs parallels a one year reduction in life expectancy
See Section 30 of the 1999 US Statistical Abstract http://www.census.gov/prod/www/statistical-abstract-us.html
To accept the theory that an increase in government spending will resolve economic, social, or health problems is to create a totalitarian state before you know what happened, at the same time that you either obscure the original problem, or make it even worse. In the case of health care costs, the increase from 9.1% to 14% of US GDP in only 18 years, 1980 to 1998, solved nothing. If the following ten industrialized nations are representative of the US, then each 1% increase in health care costs as a percent of GDP decreased life expectancy by one year. This is a gross oversimplification, and it's not proof that cutting health care costs in half guarantees that US life expectancies would increase by 7 years--but it is proof that the solution in 1980 was not to increase spending. With these increased costs used primarily to fund the education and hiring of the incompetents which affirmative action forced the medical industry to hire, and with the recent reports that up to 95,000 deaths in the US are due to medical mistakes, the correlation between increasing costs and decreasing life expectancies isn't too difficult to grasp. When two major countries like Japan and Australia both spend half as much as us, but live an average of four years longer than us, we need to focus more on the health care systems of Japan and Australia and less on the failed theories of the medical practitioners in this country. At best, this graph suggests that fatherlessness, not lack of health care spending, increases mortality rates and that no amount of health care spending can reverse the trend. At worst, it suggests that increasing health care spending *causes* life expectancies to decrease. Do you have any suggestions about other factors which might be involved? Send a blank email to the following address to provide your input: repeal19th-subscribe@smartgroups.com
It was the presence of jews in US medicine which
caused us to spend twice as much for "health care" as we spent 30 years ago, and
twice as much as almost every other nation
today.
Has this spending been a success? No. Countries like
Japan and Australia, which spend half as much for "health care", live four years
longer than Americans, so IF there's a relationship, then the more we spend for
"health care", the less healthy we are.
Did jews do this on purpose? Yes, absolutely. Can it be proven? Yes, it certainly can. The result is that, according to federal figures, 143,000 EXTRA Americans die every year because of jews' involvement in Christians' health care, not even including the fact that we have a higher infant mortality rate and obesity rate than almost every Eruopean nation, particularly those with no jewish doctors.
Over the next 4 decades, this is more than another 6
million dead Christians who can be chalked up to jewish expertise at killing Christians in
the most novel ways. |
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