[Video] Andy Griffith is Against NSA Spying and the Patriot Act

[FrankRep]

Andy Griffith is Against NSA Spying and the Patriot Act



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP9O5Z1BuQI


Sheriff Andy Griffith teaches us about the Constitution, 4th amendment, and due process of law. Obama's NSA Spying on the American people is illegal.


NSA Revelations Prove Abuse Is the Rule, Not the Exception
http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnew...ons-prove-abuse-is-the-rule-not-the-exception

NSA Ignores Laws and Constitution to Conduct Domestic Surveillance
http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnew...constitution-to-conduct-domestic-surveillance

Did Obama Just Admit the NSA Was Collecting Americans' Phone Audio?
http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnew...-the-nsa-was-collecting-americans-phone-audio

 

[Scrapmo]

Andy Griffith wants the terrorist to win./sarc

 

[jjdoyle]

Andy Griffith wants the terrorist to win./sarc

Exactly! It's why they cancelled this show. The writers should have known the powers-that-be wouldn't let this type of stuff to fly, hope they're enjoying their unemployment checks! Trying to wake up the Proles, the nerve of some people...

 

[Peace Piper]

Andy Griffith teaches us to love Obombacare


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QltbgQ6Oghw

"More good things are comin!" -Like this-----

The latest rumor about O'Care? Mandated Drug Testing

According to our doctor, there is a new law related to Obamacare - they must drug-test you

My husband and I both see the same doctor. Today, she said the next time a blood test is required for health reasons, she must check us for all illicit and Rx drugs in our system, including nicotine. She said it was a new law related to Obamacare, so people can't lie about smoking or using pot or taking someone else's pain meds, or doctor-shop. When you apply for Obamacare, it will ask if you smoke, for instance. The blood test will either prove you right or wrong.

Has anyone else heard about this new law? Thanks
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pediatricmedic (197 posts)
57. Partially true from my reading of the document in question

That document is CMS-9972-P found at: (PDF)
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-11-26/pdf/2012-28428.pdf

The wall of text is good for a nice headache, but I muddled through some of it. This primarily concerns smoking, but could be extended to other forms of substance abuse. Insurers cannot move you to a different risk group or deny coverage, both of which are illegal under the ACA. It does seem they can impose a risk adjustment of 1.5:1 to your current rate.

The ability to charge more money is going to be irresistible to any insurance company that is participating in this.

The other thing I got from this is that their is no mandatory blood test for any drugs. If you happen to answer yes on a standard health assessment screening, then that could be used as justification. The same is true if a tox screen or drug test is performed and billed to your insurance.

I was not able to determine if the adjustment had a finite time limit or not.

Rules and revisions are constantly changing, so this may or may not stay in the ACA. There are literally thousands of pages on the ACA now, so it is no wonder people are confused about this.

Thanks to Xithras in post #14 for the document, keeping track of this stuff is a monumental task.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023492727#post57
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People didn't think they would be trusted when they said they don't smoke or take drugs to get the LOWER INSURANCE RATES now did they?

ROFL This train wreck is coming fast

 

[FindLiberty]

Hmmm, not sure if I should really trust "Gramps". At 00:31 in the first video clip, Andy Griffith destroys the evidence that should have been used to convict his son played by Ron Howard... Yes siree, it's a cover-up.

 

[roho76]

Hmmm, not sure if I should really trust "Gramps". At 00:31 in the first video clip, Andy Griffith destroys the evidence that should have been used to convict his son played by Ron Howard... Yes siree, it's a cover-up.

Holy sh*t!! You're right. More of the "JustUs" system.