So, what actually happened?
Thursday, the California Medical Board heard the FINAL report of the
"Enforcement Monitor,"
thrust on them, at our request, by the California legislature. The
Board, and the board staff, have already adopted, and put in place,
fifty (50) of the sixty-five (65) recommendations in the FINAL report.
Within that report is a significant change in focus - and the setting up
of the apparatus, including the legislation, and the additional funding
necessary, to go after "bad"
doctors - with a vengeance.
California, to its credit, has become the first State to proactively
address the horrifying fact that
"organized medicine" is the number one killer of Americans -
and do something about it.
I
applaud the members of the California Legislature and the Medical Board
for this LANDMARK action.
The report, frankly a model for every State, addresses seven basic
issues of enforcement - in detail. The report, upwards of two hundred
(200) pages outlines how an enforcement agency actually works, and makes
recommendations on how to improve it. Download a copy of this startling
report for yourself, by clicking
here.
So, what do we do with this?
This report will be officially presented by delegates of the California
Medical Board to the Federation of States Medical Board (FSMB) in April
of 2006 - and I have no doubt that the New York ad agency that
controls the
"quackbuster"
operation will conduct a campaign to stop this process from going
nationwide.
However, the powerful North American Health Freedom Movement has groups
in every State. I urge all of you to consider
formally presenting
California's actions, and report, to each State's Medical Board - and
very nicely, but insistently, demand that they do exactly the same thing
- and if they don't - go immediately to the State Capitol, and sit down
with the Chairman of the Senate and the House of Representative's Health
Committee - and lay the cards on the table...
In summary - we started out to simply get the staff off the backs of
cutting edge MDs, and other practitioners in California - and we changed
the practice of California medicine forever. Take a look at the numbers
in the graph above - won't it be nice to reduce those numbers to near
zero?
Yes, this is the biggest victory in the history of health freedom
battles EVER. For years we've been fending off attacks from the very
people that were massively killing Americans - we've turned the tables.
In California we have more to do.
"Victory" just makes us work harder.
Stay tuned...
Tim Bolen -
Consumer Advocate
