Is Bush connected to Drug Company Merck? is that why! they do not want prescriptions from canada?
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Well that certainly is interesting...\n\nAnd while I do support buying U.S. products, if the drug comapnies are going to continue to rape Americans of their money for life-sustaining prescriptions, then going to Canada should be allowed.  If they want business, lower the prices.
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Why not consider Canada?  No Bush there.
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So your saying Utah is the only state with Morals?  I guess I am glad to live here.  And since when did the actions of a few Pharmacists dictate the outcome of the ENTIRE Country?  Oh what a small world you must live in.  And btw...I have NEVER heard of a pharmacist in UTAH refusing to fill a birth control prescription!  So why do you link the 2 together?
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It is difficult to gage what the Dems will do.  They ran the show in Congress for 30 years prior to 1994.  When  Republicans have attempted to address problems with National Heathcare, the Dems have filibustered the bills.  I don't believe enough people are aware that the United States and the States combined Healthcare budgets are a larger amount per capita than many fully socialized Countries.  Many Pharma companies are concerned about the United States seizing control of their pricing authority because several Nations use our pricing in their equation.  Canada pays the average price between the U.S. (highest) and Italy (lowest).  I believe there is a place for the Government to negotiate pricing for those on Public assistance, but I think the real culprits are countries who leverage their prices against us, thus shifting the burden on this country.  (i.e. I need to make 2 cents on a cup of lemonade, Giovanni will only pay 1 cent, so I have to charge Joe 3 cents)    If the U.S. approaches the problem by trying to limit the return on investment to Pharma Co.s, then their stockholders will flee with their money and leave little for investment.  This was the problem during the "Dot Com" boom, where the failure was that the President appointed FEC Chairman didn't investigate these hollow companies, and allowed them to lure away and squander investment dollars.  Many of the scandals we now know of were attempts to keep the investors happy, but it was impossible for real companies to compete with fake ones.  Pharma stocks plummeted, and with a new President's FEC Chairman, many are now going to jail.  If we wrongly target Pharma as the problem, they will be forced to do "creative bookkeeping" just to keep investors interested, just like the real companies all did in the "Dot Com" thing.
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I would say Canada.  We have many pharmaceutical companies...Apotex being one of Canada's largest....good luck!
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The truth is ....the Gov....listed it that because it is a widely used herbal relaxant...and peoples ( drug dealers) make good money from it...and the Gov...has no money coming out of it that they can tax so they label it as a narcotic so they can bust you.
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We get some of our meds from Canada.  You need a prescription from your local doctor.
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It's not legal no matter how you buy it, because here it is a prescription only drug.  You can buy it out of country and get away with it. Just don't get caught with it with no prescription.
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Check by visiting the website lists of reputable seed companies such as Thompson and Morgan. Any restrictions on the supply of seed to specific countries will be posted there.  I can't imagine why Canada would choose to proscribe this plant, in the UK it is a common  native weed  but not invasive or an ecological threat.\nWhy would you want to grow it anyway? I spend too much time pulling it out!
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Yeah I do believe there are. if you think about it this way the FDA is influenced by the drug companie. The drug companies are interested in making money but if they make you better then you don't need their drugs.\n\nexample:\nthere is a petition that the fda is considering to limit how when and whitch drugs we get.\n\nthere is a almost complete way to control Diabites though hurbs and the like but a drug company bought it and will not release it because they make more money selling insilin.
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Try looking into Medicare or Medicaid.  If that doesn't work, try ordering your meds illegally from Canada.  Good Luck!
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I'm Canadian and let me tell you, free health care is the most important thing to our government and it works wonders. If The united states were to implement a plan like ours it would be the biggest social milestone in US history. But of course you have Bush so i feel sorry for all those people.
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http://www.drugstoreamerica.org/ \n\nThe place I get all of my  medicine like Tramadol and Soma Without the hassle's of the doctors office visits, Waiting for it to fill at the pharmacy etc.. they Write the prescription you need by a US licensed Pharmacist,Fill it, then sends it Fedex overnight From a Pharmacy located in the US of A! Not Mexico or Canada! Give it a try!
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Actually, from what I've heard from the Hill, we Canadian have taken a step back from legalizing marijuana because the Tories are in power and they're more hardline about drugs and crime than the Grits were. However, the Tories won't be in power forever because the only reason that they're in power is because the Grits were corrupt. Once the Grits have improved their image and the Tories begin screwing up, the Grits will probably become the ruling party again and marijuana will be put back on the agenda. As it is, marijuana enforcement here is pretty lax and most people I know (I'm a 20-year-old university student) smoke pot on a regular, semi-regular, or occasional basis. I've also heard that Spain, Mexico and the UK have discussed decriminalization, but Mexico and Canada have been afraid the American repercussions, but now the Americans are requiring passports from us (grrr!) it might become less of an issue
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I just posted a question yesterday about Kevin Trudeau's Natural cure they don't want you to know about. Maybe you should read it. There is a lot in common with what you are saying and what he says in his book...
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Drugs are illegal because of the amount of money the government earns and loses because of them. If we legalized drugs, the government would have great difficulty taxing them. Most drugs are imported illegally from forign countries. Right now, america gets a bunch of money from its war on drugs including busts and payoffs. As a giant corporation, it would be stupid to allow people to purchase outside of your domain. I would never say that america does not allow it because they are bad for you- so are cigarettes, alchohol, most legal diet pills, caffine. Did you know that caffine causes weight gain, the shakes and you can actually overdose and die from it. (granted, that is an extreme and rare case) so, they do allow things that are bad for us as long as it is taxable.
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WHAT DRUGS???? Furthermore, the relationships between key institutions, players and the Bushes themselves suggest that under a George "W" administration the Bush family and its allies may well be able, using Brown and Root as the operational interface, to control the drug trade all the way from Medellin to Moscow.\n\nOriginally formed as a heavy construction company to build dams, Brown and Root grew its operations via shrewd political contributions to Senate candidate Lyndon Johnson in 1948. Expanding into the building of oil platforms, military bases, ports, nuclear facilities, harbors and tunnels, Brown and Root virtually underwrote LBJ's political career. It prospered as a result, making billions on U.S. Government contracts during the Vietnam War. The "Austin Chronicle" in an August 28 Op-ed piece entitled "The Candidate From Brown and Root" labels Republican Cheney as the political dispenser of Brown and Root's largesse.  According to political campaign records, during Cheney's five year tenure at Halliburton the company's political contributions more than doubled to $1.2 million. Not surprisingly, most of that money went to Republican candidates.