http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110621-710607.html
Now the greeks are in big trouble if they will not clear the outstanding debts they have towards pharmaceutical compnanie that supply the 11M people country with medicine.
"The problem has reached a critical point in the current year, as in the first quarter of 2011, hospitals and pharmacies purchased medicinal products worth about EUR70 million, of which only EUR332 have been paid! That is not a typing error," the SFEE said in its letter dated May 12.
Now the greeks are in big trouble if they will not clear the outstanding debts they have towards pharmaceutical compnanie that supply the 11M people country with medicine.
"The problem has reached a critical point in the current year, as in the first quarter of 2011, hospitals and pharmacies purchased medicinal products worth about EUR70 million, of which only EUR332 have been paid! That is not a typing error," the SFEE said in its letter dated May 12.
The swiss giant pharmaceutical company, ROCHE has already councelled medical supplies to Greece. Other companies have said that they will also follow ROCHE by stopping medical supplies to both pharmacies and hospitals. Payment by bonds has been declined by this companies as they are weak and hence they want only hard cash. Turns out, the Greek government has been so corrupt and missusing public funds. this has inturn plunged the country into great depths of debt.
Other heavily indebted European countries like Spain, Italy and Portugal may soon follow the same fate as Greece. State hospitals in these three countries already owe lots of money to many pharmaceutical companies up to the point where furture transactions can no longer be sustainable.
What does all this imply about the worlds current health care system? It is purely driven by PROFIT and not the VALUE of LIFE and the value of life is whats BEST FOR ALL.
Over time, these countries have been creating humongous amouts of debts through corruption, and in turn this has led to people loosing jobs as the government can no longer afford local labor. Common sensically speaking, its the people that will inturn dig deeper into their pockets in order to pay for the now hiked goods and this includes, medicine. Health care is becoming unaffordable to many due to the fact that the pharmaceutical companies are already halting medical supplies to these countries because they feel the pinch of not earning their profits on time if at all. Pharmacies are now stocking up and supplying medical products to various hospitals but at
high cost. Usually its the government that has this role to play, but it has failed the citizens and now the citizens must look for alternatives (pharmacies) which are quite expensive. This is basically the point where we see that the pharmaceutical companies are silently saying, if you dont have money, DIE. This isnt a health care game, NO! Its a money (profit) game. its like saying ''if i cant profit from you, just die, those who want life, please que here with 4000 dollars cash''
An Equal Money System, will support whats best for all through first of all making sure that all have equal and sufficient money from birth to death and for the first time, man will have time for self. Obviously, corruption can and will not exist in an equal money system because this will not support what best for all. Health care will be Affordable to all and pharmaceutical industries will no longer run for profits but for whats best for all as LIFE. There will be an equal labor system but this also will stand for whats best for all, whereby, one can labor for a certain time and earn extra money but in a way that will still support whats best for all, not to the point where one will have lots of money than another and bring inequality of any form. Lets step out of the mind games that revolve around money all the time, and step into the reality of walking with eachother as equals and acting according to whats best for all.
Bring heaven on earth. For an equal money system, your vote counts. Dont wait, lets create heaven on earth.
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