Want A Preview of Obama's "Reform?" See Nazism in Oregon June 2, 2009 (LPAC)幽itler's Nazi doctors had two vital roles to play in the T-4 program which the Fuehrer launched against lives he considered "not worthy to be lived" back in his 1939-1941 "euthanasia" program. First was their crucial participation in setting the so-called medical "standard" for who would live, and who would die; the second was to provide a figleaf of medical cover, as to why people had died.
Both of these jobs have been carried out in the state of Oregon since 1994, the fateful year when that state adopted two Nazi programs庸irst, the Oregon Health Program which set up a system for denying expensive medical care to large categories of poor people (what Leo Alexander would call the "non-rehabilitable sick") enrolled in the state's Medicaid program; and second, the Physician-Assisted Suicide Law, which permits physicians to provide lethal drugs to patients who allegedly voluntarily decide to terminate their lives.
In the case of the Oregon Health Program, the doctors were involved in setting up a mathematical calculus, which allegedly measured the net benefit value (to society) of treating a sick person, by contrasting the net benefit of treatment against net costs. The calculus is called the Quality of Well-Being index, but it effectively parallels the Quality of Adjusted Life Years measurement, which is touted by Obama's OMB Director Peter Orszag as an excuse for killing people in the Obama "reform."
As a result of this effort, the doctors devised a list of 709 diagnoses and treatments, which, when calculated along with the cost of treatment, and the "value" given to treatment by certain limited popular surveys, were ranked from 1葉he most favored葉o 709葉he least favored. The state would consult these ratings when deciding if they could/would pay for care. Note, however, that from the start, over 100 of these conditions were ruled out because of their "low value," and every two years, a new line would be drawn, under which reimbursement would be denied. The uncovered conditions included such chronic conditions as chronic bronchitis and asthma.
Ironically, the Oregon Plan, first devised in 1990 under the banner of expanding insurance to all of those under the poverty line, could not get the waivers from the Bush Administration which would have allowed it to codify this Nazi denial of care. Thus the program was only approved in March 1993, by Donna Shalala, and went into effect in 1993-1994.
Lawfully, 1994 saw the Nazi doctors of the state, led by soon-to-be-governor Dr. John Kitzhaber, and supported by the international genocide lobby of the Euthanasia movement, ram through the next phase of the program葉he Physician-Assisted Suicide law. A referendum establishing this practice passed in November 1994.
Again, there were legal complications, as lawsuits held up open implementation until 1997, when the U.S. Supreme Court permitted the states to do as they would. At that time, records show that physician-assisted murders began.
But numbers of cases cannot actually be verified, because the Oregon law actually mandates that the practice be carried out in secret. In addition, the doctors providing the lethal dosages are, according to informed sources, mandated to falsify the death certificates, to say the deceased died a "natural death." This is exactly the same practice carried out by Hitler's Nazi doctors.
The two elements of the Hitler health system came together in 2008, when one Barbara Wagner petitioned the Oregon Health Plan for permission to get a special cancer drug, to deal with the recurrence of her disease. The representative of the state plan sent her a form letter in which they informed Wagner that they would not pay for the drug, but they would pay for "palliative or comfort care," under which category comes "physician aid in dying!"
As one commentator pointed out, it was only natural, by Hitlerian logic. The anti-cancer drug cost $4,000葉he drugs to kill yourself less than $100. And Barbara Wagner, with the drug, would never be "cured," only allowed to live.
Apparently the drugs for killing people were added to Oregon's list in 1998, under the administration of Governor Dr. Kitzhaber, an avid supporter of Hitler health. He doesn't call himself a Nazi, but he's still extremely active, along with his cohort Barbara Coombs of the pro-euthanasia group "Compassion & Choices," in demanding this Hitlerian policy.
As Lyndon LaRouche put it today, we're going to track these Hitler-lovers of Oregon. "You're in Oregon? Duck! These guys are out to kill you. And they are considered respectable people. They are respectable Hitler-lovers. They may not like him, but they certainly do like his policies!
"We don't need them in Oregon or any place else on this planet! We're out to destroy them!"
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