“Coalition of the Impotent” is now missing 1.4 billion Indians in quest to isolate Russia

With the Pakistan Army of 1.13 million at one border - ready to pounce - and the Chinese army of 10 million regular and militia on another border, India has little choice but to support Russia, hoping its neighbor to the north will continue supplying it with tanks, guns, helicopters, missiles and airborne early warning … Continue reading “Coalition of the Impotent” is now missing 1.4 billion Indians in quest to isolate Russia

$12 antivirus drug in India is $712 here!

In November a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel is expected to approve the use of a Merck drug to treat the Covid virus. It claims to reduce symptoms and slice the number of hospitalizations. The average Covid hospital stay costs between $34,662 and $45,683, according to a FAIR Health Brief. Most victims today … Continue reading $12 antivirus drug in India is $712 here!

VISA giveaway by DHS will start this Thursday; 400,000 “guest” workers to take away our jobs

Has Donald Trump been telling us one thing and planning another? That's the question of the week, as the government prepares to unleash a horde of visa applicants, beginning Thursday. Suddenly, more than 400,000 foreign workers will be allowed into the country to compete for jobs at a time of high unemployment here. Nearly all … Continue reading VISA giveaway by DHS will start this Thursday; 400,000 “guest” workers to take away our jobs

Gilead coronavirus drug is $3,100. We can’t purchase India’s generic for 1/4 the price!

Daniel O’Day, Chairman & CEO, Gilead Sciences, recently sent an open letter to the American Public, indicating why its U.S. Patented drug Remdesivir to treat the coronavirus will be a company $$ bonanza with its new pricing. Because of the way the U.S. system is set up and the discounts that government healthcare programs expect, … Continue reading Gilead coronavirus drug is $3,100. We can’t purchase India’s generic for 1/4 the price!

FWD doesn’t mean “Forward” to this group of richest elite

At first blush FWD.us sounded like a nice organization. Maybe I was prejudiced - my initials are FWD (middle name: William), and twitter handle is @fwdpost. Was I wrong! FWD.us is just another way to increase profits for the elite and eliminate jobs for the rest of us, especially our STEM grads. This lobbying cabal … Continue reading FWD doesn’t mean “Forward” to this group of richest elite

China and India – not Mexico – are now sending us the most “legal” immigrants to take our very best jobs and lower all wages

No country has sent more of its nationals to the United States over the last decade than China, according to the Census Bureau. In 2006, 350,000 Mexican nationals legally arrived in the U.S., which was more than Chinese, Indians, and Canadians combined. A dozen years later, it was China that supplied the most foreign-born immigrants … Continue reading China and India – not Mexico – are now sending us the most “legal” immigrants to take our very best jobs and lower all wages

Pegaspargase – an example of how we don’t control drug costs

Under Medicare Part B, America's seniors are entitled to drugs administered in the hospital, but they are responsible for 20% of the cost. That sounds reasonable, and Medicare officials say they carefully scrutinize drugs before approval. But I have yet to discover a list of unapproved drugs. It appears that if the FDA says it … Continue reading Pegaspargase – an example of how we don’t control drug costs

Big business in India benefits from taxes and regulations that are forcing small competitors out of business – sound familiar?

Big business in India has adopted the tactic of eliminating competition through onerous regulations. Many of us can remember the American corner grocery, local pharmacy, small bakery, tiny-herd dairy farm, one-person law or accountant firm. Tens of thousands of small companies have closed in recent decades, replaced by chains and their monopoly practices of poorer … Continue reading Big business in India benefits from taxes and regulations that are forcing small competitors out of business – sound familiar?