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RE: Basic Functioning of Government - 3/29/2010 7:24:06 PM

Musicmystery

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My old doctor worked part time for a few years into "retirement." His complaints were dealing with insurance companies (he just didn't anymore) and the stock market at the time.

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RE: Basic Functioning of Government - 3/29/2010 7:36:03 PM

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The looming shortage of Primary Care Physicians is well known, and has been talked about for almost a decade.

Stop screaming snarky questions, and do some research for once RML.

No kidding?

Did I ever argue that point?

In fact, I would argue that is correct and one of the major reasons we need health care reform because too many doctors are not becoming general practitioners and opting for specialization because it is more lucrative.

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RE: Basic Functioning of Government - 3/29/2010 11:11:47 PM

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We pretty much are at the whims are the British Empire and the City of London.

....what British Empire? You reckon the unholy trinity of the UK, Gibraltar and the Falklands are out to get you now?

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RE: Basic Functioning of Government - 4/1/2010 5:44:19 AM

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well the uk has entitlement interests in over 67% of the world.

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