Themen in November, 2010
- Honorar im 2. Quartal 2010
- Freitag, 5. November 2010
- Geschrieben von Dr. med. Ewald Proll in Honorar
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"Wie offensichtlich muß diese Frau eigentlich noch in der Tasche der Kassen wohnen, damit die mal wegen Korruption entfernt wird?!"
"Das, was Frau Schmidt macht, hat mit kollegialer Zusammenarbeit nichts mehr zu tun. Sie trickst und täuscht, was das Zeug hält."
"Bürokratischer Irrsinn ist der einzige Jobmotor, den wir in Deutschland noch haben."
"When the government and insurers have effectively rationed the medical care you receive, and have forced you to pay out of your pocket to receive timely care, are you getting a rebate on your premiums or on the taxes you pay? Hell, no. You still keep paying the same huge premiums and the same 15% out of your paycheck, but you have fewer and fewer doctors to choose from and you have to wait longer and longer for care."
"If you ever find yourself in complete agreement with the public, especially when "public" includes people you wanted to murder in the last election, then your position is not only wrong, it's not even yours."
"Das, was Frau Schmidt macht, hat mit kollegialer Zusammenarbeit nichts mehr zu tun. Sie trickst und täuscht, was das Zeug hält."
"Bürokratischer Irrsinn ist der einzige Jobmotor, den wir in Deutschland noch haben."
"When the government and insurers have effectively rationed the medical care you receive, and have forced you to pay out of your pocket to receive timely care, are you getting a rebate on your premiums or on the taxes you pay? Hell, no. You still keep paying the same huge premiums and the same 15% out of your paycheck, but you have fewer and fewer doctors to choose from and you have to wait longer and longer for care."
"If you ever find yourself in complete agreement with the public, especially when "public" includes people you wanted to murder in the last election, then your position is not only wrong, it's not even yours."
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