Hey MLK Blvd, do you think the feds wrote this shooter's manifesto

how about the authenticity of this?

You think the ABC agencies are a bunch of pikers? If they want to frame someone, they have been doing this for decades.

I do think it's interesting that we know more Luigi after just a few days

than we do about Trump's wannabe assassin after five months

I think one outcome is much more suspicious than the other

of course one is being processed by local police and the other by the feds

there are several pictures of a person in a mask in different places at different times

I think he looks like the ones taken in the hostel

but does that put him at the crime scene?

he's complained about the money they found is his possession

but not the pistol, suppressor, or fake IDs, which seems a little odd

guess we'll have to see if there was a Saudi Prince being evacuated under heavy security

the part of the system that makes no sense is non-medical insurance professionals declining reimbursement for care that a physician, a trained and licensed medical professional, deems medically necessary and has already provided

I call declining reimbursement for a medically necessary treatment, practicing medicine without a license, which is a crime for you and me

prior authorizations are thing, but are often not provided by insurance companies due to their policies, formularies, and protocols. but people often take the lowest cost option when selecting an insurance provider, which is usually one that offers the least amount potential of care: i.e., has the most restrictive formularies and protocols.

if something is a medical necessity as determined by a physician, there should be coverage, regardless of the insurance company's preexisting formularies and treatment protocols

physicians are also bound to the protocols and formularies of the facilities where they provide care, and the insurance companies know this in advance, but contract with these facilities anyway despite possible conflicts, since they hold the checkbook. likewise, the facilities want access to the insurance companies lives or patients

the biggest problem is that no one wants to pay for healthcare even if a medical necessity;

the patient, the provider, the insurance company and the government all want someone else to pay, but not them

it's a broken system that still delivers the best care in the world most of the time

not too many people going to Chyna for care, unless they don't meet the requirements to get on a transplant list in the US