Soros Created Obama's Health-Care Coalition

June 23, 2009 (LPAC)—Health Care for America Now (HCAN), endorsed by President Obama as the coalition pushing his health-care (euthanasia) reform, is a project of billionaire British-agent speculator George Soros, his Tides Foundation, and the Saul Alinsky counter-insurgency networks Soros used to ramp up the Obama Presidential candidacy.

Though labor unionists will come into Washington on June 25 to rally and lobby for the Obama "reform," the HCAN organization sponsoring the D.C. events explicitly opposes the single-payer health-care plan favored by labor and by most Americans.

The group was established in July 2008 as an adjunct to the Soros operations supporting the Obama candidacy. At the outset, HCAN National Campaign Director Richard Kirsch wrote (July 16, 2008, Huffingtonpost) under the headline, "Why Not Single-Payer?" "I want to take a moment and address those of you who have been asking why Health Care for America Now is not focusing on creating a single-payer health insurance system." Kirsch explains that he used to believe in that sort of thing, but came to realize it would scare people.

Richard Kirsch was for 22 years an executive of the Saul Alinsky-modeled group led by Heather Booth, Citizen Action.

The inner core that created HCAN are the tight clique of Soros front organizations, ACORN, Americans United for Change, Campaign for America's Future, Center for American Progress, Center for Community Change, MoveOn, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and USAction (formerly Citizen Action).

Though Andy Stern's SEIU openly runs anti-union wrecking operations and outrageous sell-out deals with nursing homes and budget-cutting politicians such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, the AFL-CIO and some of their union affiliates have signed onto the HCAN initiative as labor wades listlessly through the Obama miasma.

HCAN is an official project of the Tides Foundation, the billionaires' money pass-through that Soros has used for his political coup inside the Democratic Party.

On the HCAN website this parentage is acknowledged by stating that "Health Care for America Now! (HCAN) is a section 501(c)(4) issue advocacy organization.... HCAN is related to Health Care for America Education Fund, a project of The Tides Center, a section 501(c)(3) public charity."

Wade Rathke was chairman of the Tides Center, founder of ACORN, and a high executive of the SEIU. Rathke had to step down as ACORN dictator and Tides Foundation board member during the Obama campaign, when it was discovered that Rathke's brother had embezzled about $1 million from the money passed through to ACORN.