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I'm your host James Corbett of Corbett Report.com coming to you as always from the sunny

climbs of Western Japan here on this first day of November 2013.

Welcome to episode 286 of the Corbett Report podcast podcast Rockefeller Medicine.

Quote, the crisis in today's health care system is deeply rooted in the interwoven history of modern medicine and corporate capitalism.

The major groups and forces that shape the medical system so the seeds of the crisis we now face.

The medical profession and other medical interest groups each tried to make medicine serve their own narrow economic and social interests.

Foundations and other corporate class institutions insisted that medicine serve the needs of their corporate capitalist society.

The dialectic of their common efforts in their clashes,

and the economic and political forces set in motion by their actions

shaped the system as it grew.

Out of this history emerged a medical system that poorly serves society's health needs.

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Well, a timely post there, so what is that taken from?

Is that a blog post by an outraged American citizen who is realizing

that Obamacare is now raising premiums of the average American out there by as much as 539 percent?

Or is this some sort of snapping point that one of the liberal blogs has reached in realizing

that they have been duped and that health care, Obama style, is not manna from heaven in which government somehow magically gives people

medicine from on high because they care so much about them but is in fact a

fraud from top to bottom that has been designed to further plunder the wealth of the average American?

No, actually, as a matter of fact, this is a section, in fact the introduction to a book that was written in 1979 by E Richard Brown published

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