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  1. Iraq Seeks To Cancel Security Agreement With US, Will Invite Russia To Fight ISIS Most Iraqis, be they civilians, military personnel, or government officials, do not trust Americans. At a base level, that makes all kinds of sense. After all, the US did launch what amounted to a unilateral invasion of the country just a little over a decade ago, and when it was all said and done, a dictator was deposed but it’s not entirely clear that Iraqis are better off for it. ISIS controls key cities including the Mosul, the country’s second largest, and security is a daily concern for the populace. The Americans are still seen - rightly - as occupiers, and Washington’s unwillingness inability to effectively counter ISIS has created a culture of suspicion in which most Iraqis believe the US is in cahoots with the militants for what WaPo described as “a variety of pernicious reasons that have to do with asserting U.S. control over Iraq, the wider Middle East and, perhaps, its oil.” Some of the distrust, the US contends, is fostered by Iran. Tehran wields considerable influence both within the Iraqi military and in political circles in Baghdad. When Ash Carter announced that the US was set to send an “expeditionary targeting force” to the country to assist in raids on Islamic State targets, PM Haider al-Abadi flatly rejected the proposal, saying that “Iraq does not need foreign ground combat forces on Iraqi land." Abadi rejected a similar Pentagon trial balloon involving Apaches helicopters last month. (Abadi) Meanwhile, Tehran’s Shiite militias threatened to attack any US soldiers operating on Iraqi soil. “We will chase and fight any American force deployed in Iraq. Any such American force will become a primary target for our group. We fought them before and we are ready to resume fighting,” a spokesman for Kata'ib Hezbollah said. Similarly, influential Shiite lawmakers like the infamous Hakim al-Zamili have called on Abadi to seek direct military intervention from Moscow to expel foreign forces from the country. Now, in the latest example of just how tenuous Washington’s grip on the region has become, the Iraqi parliament's Security and Defense Committee is calling for the review and cancellation of Baghdad’s security agreement with the US. “The government and parliament need to review the agreement signed with the United States on security because the United States does not seriously care about its fulfillment,” committee member Hamid al-Mutlaq, a senior Sunni lawmaker told Sputnik on Wednesday. “We demand that it be annulled,” he added. Who will fill the void you ask? You guessed it: "Soon, a meeting [of the committee] with Prime Minister Haider Abadi will be held, at which we will propose cooperating with Russia in carrying out airstrikes against IS and in the fight against terrorism in Iraq," another committee member said earlier this week. Recall that this is precisely what we said would happen once we learned in September that Russia, Iran, Iraq, and Syria had set up a joint intelligence sharing cell in Baghdad. It was clear from the beginning that Tehran saw an opportunity to consolidate its power in Iraq and preserve its influence in Syria by convincing Vladimir Putin that Russia could replace the US as Mid-East superpower puppet master by helping Tehran to defeat the insurgency in Syria and boot the US from Iraq once and for all. Moscow will of course get a warm reception from Iraqi lawmakers thanks to the fact that many MPs are loyal to Iran. This makes sense logistically as well. Once the Russians and Iranians have retaken Aleppo (which admittedly is taking a while), they can push east towards Raqqa and from there, move straight across the border, effectively pinching ISIS between an advance from the west and Iran’s Shiite militias already operating in Iraq. Of course that will entail some measure of cooperation with the US, France, Britain, and, once in Iraq, the Peshmerga. It is at that point that Washington’s resolve when it comes to preserving whatever charade is being perpetrated in Raqqa will be put to the ultimate test. In the meantime, it will be interesting to see how the US responds to a move by Baghdad to nullify the security agreement. Washington knows it can land troops in Iraq by simply going through Erbil which is precisely what Turkey did last Friday. The KRG/ Barzani end-around serves to give the troop deployments a kind of quasi-legitimacy. That is, the Kurds control the territory and are self governing, so when Erdogan (and, soon Obama) drop troops in northern Iraq against Baghdad's wishes, they can claim it's not a violation of sovereignty. As we saw over the weekend, Iraqi officials aren't going to stand for it going forward although now that it's become clear that NATO and the Security Council aren't going to be any help (just as we said), Iraq's ambassador to the UN is striking a concilliatory tone, saying Baghdad will try to settle the dispute with Turkey "bilaterally." It now appears that the stage is set for Baghdad to claim that the US, like Turkey, is illegitimately occupying the country (again). If Iraq nullifies the security agreement and moves to invite the Russians into the country, the US will be forced to either pack up and leave, cooperate with Moscow, or fight for the right to preserve American influence.
  2. Iraq, the fastest-growing producer within the 12-nation group, loaded as many as 10 tankers in the past several weeks to deliver crude to U.S. ports in November, ship-tracking and charters compiled by Bloomberg show. Assuming they arrive as scheduled, the 19 million barrels being hauled would mark the biggest monthly influx from Iraq since June 2012, according to Energy Information Administration figures. The cargoes show how competition for sales among members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is spilling out into global markets, intensifying competition with U.S. producers whose own output has retreated since summer. For tanker owners, it means rates for their ships are headed for the best quarter in seven years, fueled partly by the surge in one of the industry’s longest trade routes. Worst still, they are slashing prices... Iraq, pumping the most since at least 1962 amid competition among OPEC nations to find buyers, is discounting prices to woo customers. The Middle East country sells its crude at premiums or discounts to global benchmarks, competing for buyers with suppliers such as Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest exporter. Iraq sold its Heavy grade at a discount of $5.85 a barrel to the appropriate benchmark for November, the biggest discount since it split the grade from Iraqi Light in May. Saudi Arabia sold at $1.25 below benchmark for November, cutting by a further 20 cents in December. “It’s being priced much more aggressively,” said Dominic Haywood, an oil analyst at Energy Aspects Ltd. in London. “It’s being discounted so U.S. Gulf Coast refiners are more incentivized to take it.” So when does The Obama Administration ban crude imports? The Biggest Threat To Oil Prices: 2-Mile Long Stretch Of Iraq Oil Tankers Headed For The U.S.
  3. How will a "Reset" effect the Dinar? We can go to bed today and wake up the next day with a value of the US $ 1/4 of a penny for every $1 deposited in banks. When it all shuts down, it will take weeks or months to get started again - globally. IMF is stating there will be a "Reset Globally" ... FDIC is a joke... http://investmentwatchblog.com/were-in-the-midst-of-a-global-currency-reset/ http://usawatchdog.com/fed-has-lost-control-bill-holter/
  4. The government now wants to deprive us of cash in order to deprive us of private and unreported payments and savings. The Financial Times, Britain’s equivalent to the Wall Street Journal, has published an anonymous article advocating that cash be abolished and all transactions be digital so that authorities can know and completely control our behavior. Clearly a big push in this direction is in the works. If the authorities succeed, we will have a situation in which the privacy guaranteed by the US Constitution becomes a myth that slowly fades from memory. Do you think this is one of the reasons an RV is being delayed and / or are they waiting for the IMF reset in Oct. ? We are in a world of shams, pyramid/ponzi schemes and money laundering throughout the government where the high frequency trading with "line of site" towers beat our trades to the market by seconds and where the "Governments Plunge Protection Team" computer manipulates the markets which WILL be overtaken by the fear in the markets. With that said, is a Reset of currencies good or bad?
  5. My question is concerning the classifying Iraq Dinar as an investment. What happens when we go to Europe and exchange US currency for the Euro and then we come back to the US and trade the Euro for US currency. It is considered a non-event with the IRS. It is just a currency exchange. So... why do we have to consider the IQD "an investment" it's simply currency exchange just as any other currency exchange.... A non taxable event. Can't have it both ways !!
  6. Since there is too much debt in the world and not enough good assets to cover the 1000 x 1Trillion in Derivatives and no way we can or could ever pay or honor these, how can a country such as Iraq which is surrounded by CIA funded and supplied ISIS and a current administration with a hard on for Iran and control of the Middle east.. how can we ever think our Fiat currency will be worth anything? This is the most frustrated I have ever been... can you say socialist ideology ?
  7. http://kingworldnews.com/egon-von-greyerz-3-15-15 The end game of fiat currencies is possible... will this effect ALL currencies ? hope not.
  8. Michael "Moosehead" and "Sethie poo" have no idea what it takes to serve their country... just a couple of left wing egotistical, narcissistic panty wasted ANTI AMERICAN mama's boys.
  9. Given the Swiss National Bank's decision to un-peg from the Euro to allow Hungarian and Polish Swiss-Franc-denominated mortgage holders to be bailed out, and the value of currencies all over the world going down, is it possible the world is devaluing to the point where the IQD will become, from a trade position, worth more sooner than it would if the Iraq Gov't were to make adjustments themselves. Possible IQD becomes worth more and never moves because of the devalue of all other currencies?
  10. President Obama's cunning plan to 'quasi-ouster' Shiite PM Maliki, in the vague hopes that a more egalitarian all-inclusive Iraqi government could be formed that will magically lead the 'people' of the Sykes-Picot-defined nation to coalesce in sovereignty against The Islamic State has, somewhat understating it and perhaps unsurprisingly, hit a roadblock. As Bloomberg reports, Obama's effort to have Arabs take the lead in combating Islamic State suffered a setback when Sunni lawmakers quit talks on forming a new Iraqi government after Shiite gunmen killed scores of worshipers at a Sunni mosque. The killings in Diyala province derailed attempts to form an Iraqi government with bigger roles for Sunni Arabs and Kurds that would strengthen the fight against the terrorist group. It appears the common knowledge of who is friend and who is foe remains very much in the air.
  11. President Obama's cunning plan to 'quasi-ouster' Shiite PM Maliki, in the vague hopes that a more egalitarian all-inclusive Iraqi government could be formed that will magically lead the 'people' of the Sykes-Picot-defined nation to coalesce in sovereignty against The Islamic State has, somewhat understating it and perhaps unsurprisingly, hit a roadblock. As Bloomberg reports, Obama's effort to have Arabs take the lead in combating Islamic State suffered a setback when Sunni lawmakers quit talks on forming a new Iraqi government after Shiite gunmen killed scores of worshipers at a Sunni mosque. The killings in Diyala province derailed attempts to form an Iraqi government with bigger roles for Sunni Arabs and Kurds that would strengthen the fight against the terrorist group. It appears the common knowledge of who is friend and who is foe remains very much in the air.
  12. Isn't it just like a progressive / socialist to think if she "writes" a book for her followers these idiots will buy something they have to read to actually show they are possibly intelligent, could be why it isn't selling, no one who likes her can read. I think the fact the book isn't selling and has been put at 30% off is a sign that no one cares about this narcissistic personality disorder w I t c h who only is interested in the "people". Not only did she NOT write the book, but she is so poor she and hubby Bill had to spend $50Million traveling last year. Bless her heart... I feel so sorry for her having to keep up 4 homes in the world. Must be really hard being her... I sure as hell don't blame Bill for his exploits.. I know I wouldn't sleep with the b***h and I mean the word sleep..... I'd have my own bed away from her. I'd be afraid she would suck the blood from my body and our Country will become her next victim if she is elected by the Drone Sheeple that are her followers!! Let's all hope for our sake, she decides to take the money and run off to Costa Rica with one of her girlfriends.
  13. The situation in Iraq is serious, and is probably going to get worse before it gets better. The potential for this recent action to morph into a regional conflict is very high. That means that oil could go a lot higher, and if it does, we can expect the odds of a global economic recession and an attendant financial crisis to go up considerably from here. Before we dive into what's actually happening over there right now, we need to begin with a longer and deeper historical context of the region, which is essential to understanding pretty much everything in the Middle East. The western press likes to report on things as if they suddenly occur for no discernible reason, context-free and unconnected to our actions and activities over there. But the story of the Middle East is a story of intense external meddling -- especially by the US, recently.
  14. Judging by the gruesome propaganda video being released by ISIS, it is no wonder the Iraqi soldiers and police stripped off uniforms and ran... As The Daily Mail reports, blood-thirsty jihadists are carrying out summary executions on civilians, Iraqi soldiers and police officers - including 17 in one street alone - on their warpath to Baghdad, the UN said today. As a shocking picture of the ISIS insurgency continues to develop, the Islamist group are posting barbaric videos online with the intent of showing the world they will stop at nothing to achieve their end game. The aim is to terrorise Sunnis in Iraq's army and police forces and deepen their already low morale. It appears to be working as that fear is one factor behind the stunning collapse of Iraqi security forces. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-06-13/gruesome-footage-isis-atrocities-reveals-al-qaeda-jihadists-will-stop-nothing
  15. The deal is now dead. No RV will happen due to the take over of Iraq by insurgents. Obummer refuses to do anything as of now and he is letting this happen. What really pisses me off, is the fine military personnel that sacrificed so much for a country that can't and won't do anything except let it happen. Now the war will escalate and Iran will enter the equation, gas prices will go up and the war will cover most of the Middle East before the end of the year. Everybody might as well forget this RV ever happening.... sorry, but I can't see how it can happen anytime, period. Stability doesn't exist.
  16. Adam: With currencies in Turkey, Greece, EU in general, Argentina, South Africa losing their value and hyper inflation taking place, and now Ukraine going through Bank runs and civil unrest (brink of war) , home sales plunging 14% to 18 month low, China economy showing signs of collapse. The Fed, IMF and other controlling interest throughout the world are propping up countries with temporary loans. The "stimulus from the Federal Reserve" reversing course on the amount of money they "Place" in the stock market monthly which is one cause of the currency crashes which withdraws support for foreign countries. Talk has been discussed of a Global Reset on all currencies. I assume this would mean "all" currencies . What view would these factors have on your thinking the IQD would be involved at the same occurrence as mentioned earlier or would the IQD be independent of the imploding countries?
  17. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-07/fx-probe-extends-options-oh-god-look-what-weve-uncovered
  18. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-07/sccandal-bank-england-encouraged-currency-manipulation-banks
  19. Scandal: Bank of England Encouraged Currency Manipulation by Banks
  20. I just tried to post something and I can't post it.... NDAA Directive.... NSPD 51 & HSPD 20 - National Continuity Policy and ICD 118 - Intelligence Community Continuity Program which explains The intelligence community IC Directive governs the implementation of NSPD-51 by the IC to ensure an integrated approach to the provision of national intelligence to national leaders under all conditions. The directive just issued by National Intelligence Director Clapper seems to be a detailed outline of how his intelligence agencies plan to carry out their responsibilities in the event that the White House assumes control of the government. .... no wonder... I had the Clapper trap on my computer from UTAH NSA site.... oh well...
  21. The further a society drifts from truth, the more it will hate those who speak it. - George Orwell When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves in the course of time a Legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it. - Frederic Bastiat A truly moral nation enacts laws that encourage personal accountability and discourage self-destructive behavior, by not subsidizing people who live irresponsibly and make poor choices. - Dr. Ben Carson The America that has flourished for more than two centuries is being quietly dismantled by the Obama Administration. - Dr. Thomas Sowell Treason doth never prosper, what's the reason? For if it prosper, none dare call it treason. - Sir John Harrington Let's say someone were in the White House and they wanted to destroy the nation. They would create division among the people; encourage a culture of ridicule for basic morality and the principles that made and sustain the country; undermine the financial stability of the nation; and weaken and destroy the military. It appears coincidentally that these are the things that are happening right now. - Dr. Ben Carson
  22. AMAZING THAT THIS STORY IS JUST NOW REALLY REACHING THE MAIN STREAM MEDIA - I GUESS THE PROTECTION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS NOT A CONCERN... HERE IS THE MORE RECENTLY PUBLISHED REPORT: Potentially Fatal ‘Knockout’ Game Targeting Strangers May Be Spreading by Chris Lingebach November 16, 2013 10:40 AM WASHINGTON (CBSDC) – A terrifying new ‘game’ that’s already caused deaths in Syracuse, St. Louis and New Jersey is sweeping the nation, and it preys upon unsuspecting people walking the streets, anywhere. A recent report from New York-based CBS 2 shed light on the growing trend, displaying unsettling footage of teens participating in this game – which goes by the name ‘Knockout’ – and involves randomly targeting passersby, with the ultimate goal being to knock them out with one punch as they walk by. One victim shown in the footage was 46-year-old Ralph Santiago of Hoboken, N.J., who was found dead with his neck broken and head lodged between iron fence posts, according to NJ.com. Video surveillance shows Santiago walking in an alleyway in broad daylight, and just as he’s about to pass a pack of teenagers, one launches the fatal, knockout blow. And what’s the point? “For the fun of it,” one teen said in the video. “They just want to see if you got enough strength to knock somebody out,” said another. D.C. has not been spared of this violent trend. One local woman, who was attacked on 14th Street NW in Columbia Heights on Thursday, tells DCist.com she believes to have been a target of this game, as a group of around eight males on bikes came up behind her, with one hitting her in the head. According to the report, police categorized the attack as “simple assault.” The woman tells the publication she believes others in the area should be on the lookout for similar types of attacks. http://washington.cbslocal.com/2013/11/16/potentially-fatal-knockout-game-targeting-strangers-may-be-spreading-to-d-c/
  23. “We’re not changing our views because of this situation, but it hurt to hear Obama saying, just the other day, that if our plan has been dropped it’s because it wasn’t any good, and our costs would go up only slightly,” he said. “We’re gratified that the press is on the case, but frustrated that the stewards of the ACA don’t seem to have heard.” This is exactly the mindset that is destroying our country..... they just don't get it!! All they can say is "it hurt" --- give me a break ---- this administration is obviously doing whatever it takes to win ANY election. Morals be damned they just want control, power, money and more of it!!! Folks, this is the quintessential example of our narcissistic politicians leading their sheep down the road of destruction!!! " Hey! If any of you are looking for any last-minute gift ideas for me, I have one. I'd like any of the politicians right here. I want them brought from their happy holiday slumber over there on Pennsylvania Ave with all the other rich politicians and I want them brought right here, with a big ribbon on their head, and I want to look them straight in the eye and I want to tell them what cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, four-flushing, low-life, snake-licking, dirt-eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, d**kless, hopeless, heartless, fat-azz, bug-eyed, stiff-legged, spotty-lipped, worm-headed sack of monkey sh** they are! Hallelujah! Holy sh**! Where's the Tylenol?"
  24. by Charles Ornstein San Francisco architect Lee Hammack says he and his wife, JoEllen Brothers, are “cradle Democrats.” They have donated to the liberal group Organizing for America and worked the phone banks a year ago for President Obama’s re-election. Lee Hammack and his wife JoEllen Brothers (Photo courtesy of Lee Hammack) Since 1995, Hammack and Brothers have received their health coverage from Kaiser Permanente, where Brothers worked until 2009 as a dietitian and diabetes educator. “We’ve both been in very good health all of our lives – exercise, don’t smoke, drink lightly, healthy weight, no health issues, and so on,” Hammack told me. The couple — Lee, 60, and JoEllen, 59 — have been paying $550 a month for their health coverage — a plan that offers solid coverage, not one of the skimpy plans Obama has criticized. But recently, Kaiser informed them the plan would be canceled at the end of the year because it did not meet the requirements of the Affordable Care Act. The couple would need to find another one. The cost would be around double what they pay now, but the benefits would be worse. “From all of the sob stories I’ve heard and read, ours is the most extreme,” Lee told me in an email last week. I’ve been skeptical about media stories featuring those who claimed they would be worse off because their insurance policies were being canceled on account of the ACA. In many cases, it turns out [1], the consumers could have found cheaper coverage through the new health insurance marketplaces, or their plans weren’t very good to begin with. Some didn’t know they could qualify [2] for subsidies that would lower their insurance premiums. So I tried to find flaws in what Hammack told me. I couldn’t find any. The couple’s existing Kaiser plan was a good one [3]. Their new options were indeed more expensive, and the benefits didn’t seem any better [4]. They do not qualify for premium subsidies because they make more than four times the federal poverty level, though Hammack says not by much. Hammack recalled his reaction when he and his wife received a letters from Kaiser in September informing him their coverage was being canceled. “I work downstairs and my wife had a clear look of shock on her face,” he said. “Our first reaction was clearly there’s got to be some mistake. This was before the exchanges opened up. We quickly calmed down. We were confident that this would all be straightened out. But it wasn’t.” I asked Hammack to send me details of his current plan [3]. It carried a $4,000 deductible per person, a $40 copay for doctor visits, a $150 emergency room visit fee and 30 percent coinsurance for hospital stays after the deductible. The out-of-pocket maximum was $5,600. This plan was ending, Kaiser’s letters told them, because it did not meet the requirements of the Affordable Care Act. “Everything is taken care of,” the letters said. “There’s nothing you need to do.” The letters said the couple would be enrolled in new Kaiser plans that would cost nearly $1,300 for the two of them (more than $15,000 a year). And for that higher amount, what would they get [5]? A higher deductible ($4,500), a higher out-of-pocket maximum ($6,350), higher hospital costs (40 percent of the cost) and possibly higher costs for doctor visits and drugs. When they shopped around and looked for a different plan on California's new health insurance marketplace, Covered California [6], the cheapest one was $975, with hefty deductibles and copays. In a speech in Boston last week [7], President Obama said those receiving cancellation letters didn’t have good insurance. “There are a number of Americans — fewer than 5 percent of Americans — who've got cut-rate plans that don’t offer real financial protection in the event of a serious illness or an accident,” he said. “Remember, before the Affordable Care Act, these bad-apple insurers had free rein every single year to limit the care that you received, or use minor preexisting conditions to jack up your premiums or bill you into bankruptcy. So a lot of people thought they were buying coverage, and it turned out not to be so good.” What is going on here? Kaiser isn’t a “bad apple” insurer and this plan wasn’t “cut rate.” It seems like this is a lose-lose for the Hammacks (and a friend featured in a report last month [8] by the public radio station KQED.) I called Kaiser Permanente and spoke to spokesman Chris Stenrud, who used to work for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. He told me that this was indeed a good plan. Patients in the plan, known as 40/4000, were remarkably healthy, had low medical costs and had not seen their premiums increase in years. “Our actuaries still aren’t entirely sure why that was,” he said. While many other insurance companies offered skimpier benefits, Stenrud said, “our plans historically have been comprehensive.” Kaiser has canceled about 160,000 policies in California, and about one third of people were in plans like Hammack’s, Stenrud said. About 30,000 to 35,000 were in his specific plan. “In a few cases, we are able to find coverage for them that is less expensive, but in most cases, we’re not because, in sort of pure economic terms, they are people who benefited from the current system ... Now that the market rules are changing, there will be different people who benefit and different people who don’t.” “There’s an aspect of market disruption here that I think was not clear to people,” Stenrud acknowledged. “In many respects it has been theory rather than practice for the first three years of the law; folks are seeing the breadth of change that we’re talking about here.” That’s little comfort to Hammack. He’s written to California’s senators and his representative, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., asking for help. “We believe that the Act is good for health care, the economy, & the future of our nation. However, ACA options for middle income individuals ages 59 & 60 are unaffordable. We’re learning that many others are similarly affected. In that spirit we ask that you fix this, for all of our sakes,” he and Brothers wrote. Consumer advocate Anthony Wright said it’s important to remember the way the insurance market worked before the act was passed, when insurers could deny coverage based on pre-existing conditions. “It’s impossible to know what the world would have looked like for these folks in the absence of the law,” said Wright, executive director of the group Health Access. “We certainly had an individual market, especially in California which was the Wild Wild West, where there was huge price increases, cancellations, a range of other practices. “That doesn't mean that there were certain people who lucked out in the old system, who wound up in a group with a relatively healthy risk mix and thus lower premiums,” he added. “The question is: Is health insurance something where people get a rate based on the luck of the draw or do we have something where we have some standards where people who live in the same community, of the same age, with the same benefit package are treated equally?” Wright said discussions should focus on how to provide consumers like Hammack with assistance if they barely miss qualifying for subsidies. So what is Hammack going to do? If his income were to fall below four times the federal poverty level, or about $62,000 for a family of two, he would qualify for subsidies that could lower his premium cost to as low as zero. If he makes even one dollar more, he gets nothing. That’s what he’s leaning toward — lowering his salary or shifting more money toward a retirement account and applying for a subsidy. “We’re not changing our views because of this situation, but it hurt to hear Obama saying, just the other day, that if our plan has been dropped it’s because it wasn’t any good, and our costs would go up only slightly,” he said. “We’re gratified that the press is on the case, but frustrated that the stewards of the ACA don’t seem to have heard.” Like this story by health care reporter Charles Ornstein? You may also want to read “Why Health Insurance Cancellations Shouldn’t Be a Surprise [9]” and “The Affordable Care Act’s Most Important Date: Not What You Think [10].” http://www.propublica.org/article/loyal-obama-supporters-canceled-by-obamacare
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