Tuesday, February 11, 2014 by: L.J. Devon, Staff Writer

(NaturalNews) The Affordable Care Act continues to unravel before the public’s eyes, spilling its true guts, releasing more turmoil into the medical industry. Patients and their doctors are now witnessing rationed care and cost controls. In California, one cancer patient cannot find an available doctor in his area, and it’s all because of Obamacare.

Obamacare’s guts exposed

As its guts are exposed to the people, Obamacare is leaving some out in the cold, without an available health care provider. Under Obamacare, doctors may have no choice but to turn cancer patients away as their care is now being redistributed elsewhere thanks to the government exchanges.

That’s the case for a cancer patient in California who became “covered” under the state exchange but found out that this was just a “phantom network.” Many doctors in a patient’s area cannot accept these cancer patients, because their care isn’t compatible with insurance arrangements set up by the government exchanges. Watch video here.
 

Questioning this socialist experiment

This immediately brings to mind the question, “Was Obamacare designed to crash the current health insurance system to usher in something even more socialist in nature?” Obamacare, designed by social engineers who know what’s best for the collective whole, may actually be just a foot path leading the country toward an even wider road of socialism.

These social programs start small and then ultimately end up herding masses of people into one way of thinking. Maybe President Obama is really just being used as a puppet con-man, for cheering on ideas that were actually written by large industries and social controllers, who use their position of power to see how they can impact and influence humanity one way or another.

Regardless of its origins, intent and path forward, the Affordable Care act is now causing doctors to turn away cancer patients. As the website flickers in and out of working consciousness, it is basically giving cancer patients false hope, “covering” them but introducing them to “phantom networks” where there are no available doctors.

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