Message #49980

[Psalm 51:17]

The worst thing about all of this is not just this "healthcare" bill itself(which has deep NWO agendas, obviously) - but ultimately all of the MISDIRECTION AND DISINFO that came out, which ended up resulting in lots of confusion. For example, like I was saying in a previous post - the news story over how UPS employees' spouses being dropped from their coverage due to Obamacare had NOTHING to do with Obamacare. It was b/c their spouses found employment elsewhere(so therefore were able to get their own coverages). And then the whole bogus story about abortions being covered in this bill(which turned out to be a lie).

Ultimately, this has been all by design - look how FEW people have enrolled - pt being that when all is said and done, they will likely implement this single-payer system(ie-the Vatican has been pushing for universal healthcare themselves).

As for the RFID chip being in this bill - this is NOT the mark of the beast(last I checked, the rapture of the church hasn't happened as we're still here), NOR is this mandatory for the entire population(OUTSIDE of health and medical, that is). We discussed this here a couple of years ago - if memory serves, it ONLY has to do with those who have health problems(and that are insured under Obamacare), and this RFID chip is put in them to track their on-going health et al(this isn't a good thing either, but just pointing this out).

http://theweek.com/article/index/260577/speedreads-confused-uninsured-people-thought-obamacare-meant-getting-microchip-implants
Confused uninsured people thought ObamaCare meant getting microchip implants

One of the Obama administration's biggest obstacles to getting people enrolled in new health insurance plans was the daunting educational outreach effort necessary to inform people of what in the heck ObamaCare even was. With such a massive overhaul of the nation's health care system, there was bound to be mass confusion, misinformation, and plain old ignorance. And indeed, even late last month, six in ten uninsured adults didn't even know the deadline to enroll in ObamaCare was only a few days away; only two-thirds knew the Affordable Care Act required people to get insurance or face a fine.

Spurred on by politically-motivated counter-narratives, the sheer extent of the confusion was incredible. (Remember those dreaded, though fictional, death panels?) Yet a weekend feature from The New York Times exploring how the swirling uncertainty suppressed ObamaCare participation among the poor offers one of the most astounding tidbits to date: Some poor people believed signing up for ObamaCare involved having microchips implanted in their bodies, like something out of a dystopian science fiction film.

Despite a terrible rollout, ObamaCare still managed to crack its 7 million enrollment goal by April 1. That said, it's worth wondering if enrollments would have climbed even higher had there not been so much confusion surrounding the health care law.
 - - Jon Terbush   

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And this very same confusion was put out by TPTB(and not b/c of "ignorance" by the American public) - yes, even Alex Jones played a big role in this.