Opponents of the Obama administration’s health care proposals have increased the volume of their terror tactics, going as far as equating the plan to Nazism. Footage of people in town forum meetings shouting down those attempting to explain the concept do not reflect well on the average conservative American on international news.

A common target of the horror stories is taken from the UK National Health Service (NHS). This has been noticed in the UK—and, the response from experts reveals the extent of blatant lies being propagated in the US.
If the number of false assertions by opponents to the Obama proposals debunked in this article is any gauge of the level of argumentation, then it is clear that little or no evidence offered from these sources is to be trusted.

Brits are not well-pleased with this, either (BBC)Another news report put it, ‘People are outraged.’ Both Labour and Conservative leaders are reacting in defence of the NHS. Note this, American people! This is not a matter of conservatives against liberals.

Apparently Fox Fiction (aka Fox News) pays a UK Conservative MEP (Member of the European Parliament), to spread misinformation. He is not representative of his own political party—indeed, note that he is so far to the right that he was expelled from the centre-right group of the European Parliament! His evidence is not to be taken seriously—it is highly unlikely he has made use of the NHS recently to have any idea of what he is talking about.

When the level of disinformation is so high, one has to ask who is willing to go to such extremes to destroy this proposal. Clues: they have lots of money already; they are afraid of losing lots of money; they are not the people who are already paying high premiums for insurance.

The Gazelle has nothing more to say than has already been said in the previous article--and the response to the comment under the article on assisted suicide.