Obamacare Update

The application page of the troubled health insurance website is offline until Sunday morning. The Health and Human Services Department says a technology team will be working on HealthCare.gov, so people won't be able to apply or enroll through the site.

The federal website locked up the day it went live, Oct. 1, and has been cranky since. It's been taken down for maintenance before - usually for a few overnight hours. The administration has said it's aiming to have HealthCare.gov humming along by month's end. Month's end" would be the end of November. That is a long time for such an important site to be down, simply because every American is supposed to be set up with their insurance plan by January 1.

Nightmare stories about ObamaCare implementation are legion by now. Several dozen new stories appear every single day. The entire website seems that is was designed, either by amateurs or by professionals who deliberately planted flaws throughout the system.

People cannot sign up, they are confused as to the their personal cost, they are apprehensive about their personal information being compromised and they are just plainly aggravated by the website.

I believe this system was deliberately screwed up from beginning. Obamacare reflects the "Dialectic Struggle." Writers of ObamaCare might have created so many flaws and aggravation that the entire system will deliberately fail so that a new "Synthesis" health care system would be introduced. And, since this new system would not be as expensive, or as glitchy or as vulnerable to hacking as this current system, people will embrace it.

And, this "Synthesis" system will be what the Global Elite wanted in the first place. Watch for this new system. I truly believe it is coming.

Some insurance companies are sending cancellation notices or other misleading letters to customers in an attempt to push them into pricier alternatives ... Donna, a 56 year old in Seattle insured by the Blue Cross/Blue Shield subsidiary LifeWise, was told that if she did nothing, she'd be enrolled in a new plan costing $300 a month more than her previous plan. Instead, she found a much cheaper option through her state exchange, saving her $1,000.

Another insurer, Humana, was fined $65,430 in Kentucky for a letter "misleading intentionally" its consumers and pushing them to immediately renew their insurance or pick a more expensive plan. The letter only mentioned the exchanges in a footnote. Regulators in the state also reviewed an Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield letter urging consumers to act quickly to 'lock in' their current rates.

I have never seen such a deliberate and widespread disinformation in my entire life. We hear so much conflicting information, how are we to know which is true and which is false and which is half-true? Once again, I believe that such confusion is being intentionally sown so that, in the midst of the confusion and the anger, people can be persuaded to accept another plan, the one the Illuminati wanted in the first place.

The video about Obamacare below is very informative.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQtxcKT-u_Y&feature=em-subs_digest

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The labor movement appears likely to dodge a key tax under ObamaCare less than two months after the White House refused to make union plans eligible for subsidies.

The Obama administration indicated last week it will propose exempting certain self-insured, self-administered insurance plans from two of the healthcare law’s three-year reinsurance fees.

The policies that would escape the fees include the multi-employer or “Taft Hartley” plans that are commonly held by union members.

The disclosure, buried in rules released by the Health and Human Services (HHS) Department, would give unions some of the relief they have sought from ObamaCare.

“We also intend to propose in future rulemaking to exempt self-insured, self-administered plans from the requirement to make reinsurance contributions in 2015 and 2016,” HHS said.

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka told reporters on Wednesday that the labor federation is reviewing the proposal.

“We continue to work to address several problems that we have,” Trumka said. “Part of the solution that has been offered doesn’t just apply to Taft-Hartleys. It applies to self-administered funds, whether they are Taft-Hartley or not. We are still reviewing all of that and we continue to try to make positive changes to the act.”