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DomKen -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/5/2014 6:27:31 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux


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ORIGINAL: DomKen


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

Yeah
And where is your source for such crap?
Anti Catholic quarterly?

investigative journalists actually. For instance:
http://www.forbes.com/2010/08/10/forbes-india-mother-teresa-charity-critical-public-review.html



since you omitted it here was your original lie on this topic:
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Almost all, as in I couldn't find any that don't, Catholic orders deposit their money in the Vatican bank. The requirements of 501(c)3 status are not nearly as restrictive as you believe. As to auditing, all that the charities have to prove is that no profits were generated inside the US


Article said nothing about catholic orders depositing their money in the vatican bank.

At most, it said ONE organization made donations to the vatican.
Other sources, such as stern, document that the sisters bank locally.
Not surprisingly, the vatican uses the vatican bank.

So unless you want to provide documentation that 19000 odd catholic orders bank at the vatican your article says nothing.


Actually the article said
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Former volunteers and people close to the Mother House that the Vatican, home to the Pope, has control over the "monetary matters"

Also there is both the Hitchens and Chatterjee books that detail the matter as well as the testimony of several ex nuns who left the order due to its hypocrisy.

As to the other orders, the bank itself admits, finally, that around 10,000 orders do bank with it.
http://ncronline.org/news/vatican/vatican-bank-releases-financial-report-amid-concerns-over-transactions

And I can find no source for there being 19000 orders.





Phydeaux -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/5/2014 2:13:32 PM)


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ORIGINAL: DomKen


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux


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ORIGINAL: DomKen


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

Yeah
And where is your source for such crap?
Anti Catholic quarterly?

investigative journalists actually. For instance:
http://www.forbes.com/2010/08/10/forbes-india-mother-teresa-charity-critical-public-review.html



since you omitted it here was your original lie on this topic:
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Almost all, as in I couldn't find any that don't, Catholic orders deposit their money in the Vatican bank. The requirements of 501(c)3 status are not nearly as restrictive as you believe. As to auditing, all that the charities have to prove is that no profits were generated inside the US


Article said nothing about catholic orders depositing their money in the vatican bank.

At most, it said ONE organization made donations to the vatican.
Other sources, such as stern, document that the sisters bank locally.
Not surprisingly, the vatican uses the vatican bank.

So unless you want to provide documentation that 19000 odd catholic orders bank at the vatican your article says nothing.


Actually the article said
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Former volunteers and people close to the Mother House that the Vatican, home to the Pope, has control over the "monetary matters"

Also there is both the Hitchens and Chatterjee books that detail the matter as well as the testimony of several ex nuns who left the order due to its hypocrisy.

As to the other orders, the bank itself admits, finally, that around 10,000 orders do bank with it.
http://ncronline.org/news/vatican/vatican-bank-releases-financial-report-amid-concerns-over-transactions

And I can find no source for there being 19000 orders.




Ken,
I'm well aware of HItchens and Chatterjee. I find them little discredited nabobs of nihilism.
Show me what they accomplish with their lives. The left does not like what Theresa did.
I get that.

While I would not make the same choices she did, she has done a hell of a lot more - magnitudes more than either of them.

The way the vatican typically funds missions is that they will transfer money to the mission.
That money almost always goes (from) the vatican - to the mission.

In the exact same way that the southern baptist convention funds missions, or virtually any other mainstream denomination.

You made this allegation to say that *this* order of nuns did not deserve the a stay; and that its a big business that does its banking in the vatican and as such cannot be audited.

You have no evidence to support these conclusions. The article you mentioned specifically stated that the sisters banked in New York. The evidence that I gave you had charities audited. So there are ways to determine the finances of an organization.

We are getting quite far afield from a discussion of Obamacare. If you wish to start a nun-bashing thread - we can continue the discussion there, may I suggest?




DomKen -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/5/2014 5:06:30 PM)

In reality money flows into not out of the Vatican. That's why the Vatican is the richest entity on the planet.

I'm not bashing nuns I'm stating a fact. You claimed the nuns were destitute and I proved they weren't. Then you tried to claim that they were heavily monitored due to being non profit and I then proved that was also untrue. Then you whined that they didn't bank where no auditor can get at their accounts and I proved that was untrue as well. So you cannot defend any of your claim so you resort to attacking me instead of supporting your claims.




popeye1250 -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/5/2014 6:00:36 PM)

How is someone who makes say, $20 an hour supposed to pay a monthly premium of $600-$800 per month AND an $11,000 deductable?
Also, they said on the news yesterday that President Snow is now coming up with a whole bunch of "new" regulations telling doctors what procedures they can and can't do!
*Is this true?*
Also, I was under the impression that once something was passed into law you can't "amend" it or "change" it without going back to the congress again.
Now, President Pantload seems to be changing this thing every other week!
That *can't* be legal.

It's a lot more than *shoes* that are going to drop.




popeye1250 -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/6/2014 2:55:40 AM)

https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=10151809241104296&set=a.395243699295.171451.359591544295&type=1&theater

Now that is interesting.
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't President Pantload state, at a State of the Union adress no less that "illegal aliens wouldn't participate in the "new" healthcare plan?
And I think a congressman from S. Carolina sternly disagreed with him too!




LookieNoNookie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/6/2014 8:05:47 PM)

FR.

Actually, there was another article that you didn't reference that confounded a reference that I made (referring to another link) and I really wanted to discuss it but, no one would back it up.





mnottertail -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/7/2014 7:16:11 AM)

Ben Stein, a speech writer for Nixon and Ford, who is also an economist as well as an actor, and whos father was on the council of economic advisors under Nixon never said such a thing, even if facebook claims it true.




LookieNoNookie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/7/2014 3:48:33 PM)


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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Ben Stein, a speech writer for Nixon and Ford, who is also an economist as well as an actor, and whos father was on the council of economic advisors under Nixon never said such a thing, even if facebook claims it true.




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LookieNoNookie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/8/2014 8:15:21 PM)

By the way....with a few (logical) exceptions....(you know who you are)...you're all full of shit.





Phydeaux -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 4:34:01 PM)

Another 25 million victims of obama care.

http://nypost.com/2014/01/14/another-25-million-obamacare-victims/

That’s why the management consultants at McKinsey & Co. warned in 2011 that nearly a third of employers surveyed already were considering dropping coverage, with the figure rising among those familiar with the law’s requirements.

Takeaway: Thirty million losing insurance; 16 million gaining it. It’ll be hard for Democrats running for election this fall to defend a law that hurts twice as many people as it helps. And thats with the rosy CBO estimates for subscription.




EdBowie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 4:46:46 PM)

So is that 25- 30 million on top of your previous 50 million? Over half the available workforce is now suddenly without any health insurance?

Except of course, that it is another bald faced lie that Obamacare took away such thing.

This is as ridiculous as your earlier claim that I and everyone else on Blue Cross also lost our health insurance, even though we renewed in January, and are still paying premiums, going to the same doctors, paying the same co=pays, etc..

Your crying Wolf! hysteria has gone right off the cliff of unbelievability.




DomKen -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 4:59:44 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

Another 25 million victims of obama care.

http://nypost.com/2014/01/14/another-25-million-obamacare-victims/

That’s why the management consultants at McKinsey & Co. warned in 2011 that nearly a third of employers surveyed already were considering dropping coverage, with the figure rising among those familiar with the law’s requirements.

Takeaway: Thirty million losing insurance; 16 million gaining it. It’ll be hard for Democrats running for election this fall to defend a law that hurts twice as many people as it helps. And thats with the rosy CBO estimates for subscription.

Actually the real take away is that you believe liars. The author of the above article is the loon who made up "death panels."




Lucylastic -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 5:08:36 PM)


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ORIGINAL: DomKen


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

Another 25 million victims of obama care.

http://nypost.com/2014/01/14/another-25-million-obamacare-victims/

That’s why the management consultants at McKinsey & Co. warned in 2011 that nearly a third of employers surveyed already were considering dropping coverage, with the figure rising among those familiar with the law’s requirements.

Takeaway: Thirty million losing insurance; 16 million gaining it. It’ll be hard for Democrats running for election this fall to defend a law that hurts twice as many people as it helps. And thats with the rosy CBO estimates for subscription.

Actually the real take away is that you believe liars. The author of the above article is the loon who made up "death panels."



OK thaks Ken, thats the funiest thing Ive read all week






LookieNoNookie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 6:46:16 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

So we've all heard a few of the ways that the ACA is hurting americans:


You know:

a) Higher premiums.
b) Narrower health networks.
c). Losing them access to their existing insurance, doctors, hospitals and treatments.
d). Dumping taxpayers into the pool of medicare doctors (essentially).
e). Increasing numbers of doctors fleeing the profession.
f). 50 million people will lose insurnace (net).

Ah yes. Great policy.

But here's the next disaster.

A lot of people being forced to buy the new insurance are buying bronze plans - which, essentially, pay 60%, with the patient responsible for the remainder.

The insurance of those bad, evil insurance companies, on average paid 80-90%.

So, essentially, you are paying more money for significantly worse insurance. And So the cost of those 10 guaranteed benefits of obamacare will be that what you really buy insurance for - you know - emergencies - will bankrupt the middle class.

But it gets better. Hospitals depend on those reimbursement rates to subsidize the care of medicare and indigent patients. So the switch to obamacare will all other things being equal, cause these hospitals to lose at least 30% of there revenue.



I don't THINK so Phydeaux....

That ain't what I read in the papers!

Obama was quoted.




popeye1250 -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/15/2014 11:53:31 PM)

There are now so many people losing their insurance policies now that something is going to happen.
No matter where you stand on this I think everyone is starting to realize that this isn't going to end well.




LookieNoNookie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/16/2014 5:08:00 PM)


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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

There are now so many people losing their insurance policies now that something is going to happen.
No matter where you stand on this I think everyone is starting to realize that this isn't going to end well.


I don't believe you.

Obama says it ain't so.




Phydeaux -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/16/2014 7:15:22 PM)


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ORIGINAL: EdBowie

So is that 25- 30 million on top of your previous 50 million? Over half the available workforce is now suddenly without any health insurance?


Just because you don't want to see it happening doesn't mean it *isn't'* happening. One of the group insurers for WV just announced 99.5% of its group insurance policies will be cancelled.

Florida BCBS announce 150,000 group policies to be cancelled. And these numbers are going to tick on and on and on.

More than a dozen insurers have already announced cancellations in group policies. Try reading a bit.

Now, believe it or not, I don't get to write the newspaper headlines. So I don't get to choose the headline numbers.

The article (which you obviously didn't read) was interesting not because of the numbers, but because it detailed people losing insurance due to job losses, and other factors between reissue dates.




Except of course, that it is another bald faced lie that Obamacare took away such thing.

This is as ridiculous as your earlier claim that I and everyone else on Blue Cross also lost our health insurance,


Quote me. Quote me where I said any such thing.
You libs are getting hysterical.

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even though we renewed in January, and are still paying premiums, going to the same doctors, paying the same co=pays, etc..



Lets say I believe you, even tho you have time and again made posts which are flat out lies. But lets say I believe you.

We're spending 2.05 trillion so you can have the same premiums, go to the same doctors, and have the same co-pays, eh?

Wow. Sounds like a great plan. Did it come with unicorns?




EdBowie -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/16/2014 7:47:33 PM)

The break from reality in blaming Obamacare for people who lost their insurance due to not working at the same job, or due to employers or insurers deciding to cut costs is painfully obvious.

And quit hiding behind 'show me where I posted what I just posted'... You've refused to back up your 'Wolf!!' claims so many times that you don't get to waste other people's time cutting and pasting the same quotes over, and over, and over while you pretend you can't see them, and then announce that it's a lie. You don't get to endlessly demand something you won't provide yourself.

You said that the blue cross policy I and thousands upon thousand of other workers in the same industry just renewed, didn't exist. You also said 50 million, then you said another 30 million people had their existing paid for health insurance policies stripped away by Obamacare itself... and that is total nonsense that you can't back up with anything except these games.



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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux


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ORIGINAL: EdBowie

So is that 25- 30 million on top of your previous 50 million? Over half the available workforce is now suddenly without any health insurance?


Just because you don't want to see it happening doesn't mean it *isn't'* happening. One of the group insurers for WV just announced 99.5% of its group insurance policies will be cancelled.

Florida BCBS announce 150,000 group policies to be cancelled. And these numbers are going to tick on and on and on.

More than a dozen insurers have already announced cancellations in group policies. Try reading a bit.

Now, believe it or not, I don't get to write the newspaper headlines. So I don't get to choose the headline numbers.

The article (which you obviously didn't read) was interesting not because of the numbers, but because it detailed people losing insurance due to job losses, and other factors between reissue dates.




Except of course, that it is another bald faced lie that Obamacare took away such thing.

This is as ridiculous as your earlier claim that I and everyone else on Blue Cross also lost our health insurance,


Quote me. Quote me where I said any such thing.
You libs are getting hysterical.

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even though we renewed in January, and are still paying premiums, going to the same doctors, paying the same co=pays, etc..



Lets say I believe you, even tho you have time and again made posts which are flat out lies. But lets say I believe you.

We're spending 2.05 trillion so you can have the same premiums, go to the same doctors, and have the same co-pays, eh?

Wow. Sounds like a great plan. Did it come with unicorns?





Phydeaux -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/16/2014 8:10:57 PM)



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ORIGINAL: EdBowie


And quit hiding behind 'show me where I posted what I just posted'... You've refused to back up your 'Wolf!!' claims so many times .....


So you shouldn't have any problem finding a quote now should you. Of course its not true. Ergo your problem. Or one of them anyway.

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You said that the blue cross policy I and thousands upon thousand of other workers in the same industry just renewed, didn't exist. [blah blah blah]


Again. Quote it.

What I said, since you lack understanding of the future conditional tense is that 50 million people (more or less) would lose coverage as obamacare begins to afflict the group coverage market.

I don't know why you dispute this - since it is as clear as day that it will, and the numbers will confirm this day in and day out. Insurance companies will change and cancel their policies to conform to Ostupid care as time goes on. And the CBO numbers and the CRS numbers published by the administration itself bear this out. 40-80% of group insurance plans will be cancelled. Again I tell you: federal register, july 2010. Or preliminary rules draft put out by Sibelius March 2010. I can't help it if you didn't read that.

As I said the last time you brought this crap up - what was it - around nov/dec? If your employer is renewing his group insurance at that time, then he obviously isn't Obamacare insurance, now is he. Since the Obamacare mandate has been delayed until Nov(ish) time frame 2014.

By the way. You can expect that deadline to get pushed back, since the administration can't meet it and doesn't want the political fallout of tens of millions of more americans losing insurance coverage.





Tkman117 -> RE: The next shoe to drop.... (1/17/2014 5:56:23 AM)

And you attack me for being an alarmist, talk about hypocritical [:D]




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