Panie ministrze chcę powiedzieć, że pan Zaradkiewicz wszystko na użytek tego konkursu powie, napisze i przyrzeknie – powiedziała  Pawłowicz na posiedzeniu KRS w trakcie wyboru Zaradkiewicza do Sądu Najwyższego.

Powodem takiej oceny  jest stanowisko Zaradkiewicza w sprawie interpretacji artykułu 18 konstytucji. Profesor, jako konstytucjonalista, miał w dyskusjach akademickich – według Pawłowicz – wielokrotnie popierać możliwość uznawania za małżeństwa związków osób tej samej płci. Zdaniem byłej posłanki PiS to jest „absolutnie niedopuszczalne zdanie u sędziego Sądu Najwyższego”.

Putin proponuje potępienie „tajnego spisku Polski i Niemiec w 1938".

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Żenada, biedna Rosja, która nie ma już nawet własnej polityki zagranicznej. Żydzi ukradli Rosji zasoby naturalne, przemysł, banki, a nawet i reszki rozumu.

Dzisiaj Zaolzie, jutro Jedwabne, Kielce, polskie obozy koncentracyjne dla dobrych ludzi, a na tym się nie skończy.

Bezwstyd.

Władimir Putin związany był z obchodami „czystości myśli i działań” żydowskiego święta Rosz Haszana

6. Covid-19 or not, you’ll pay more at hospitals

• The cost: Most private hospitals now consider every patient as a suspected Covid-19 case, which means doctors and nurses must take precautionary measures such as using personal protective equipment (PPE), masks, gloves, face shield covers, etc. This has led to the cost of hospitalisation going up by a staggering 25-30%, reports TOI. The cost of one PPE alone is between Rs 1,800 and Rs 2,000 and hospitals say cost escalations are inevitable. Some nursing homes have hiked consultation fees for OPD patients too as the doctor wears PPE and gloves.
• The burden: A 69-year-old man, who was suspected for Covid-19, had to be in isolation for three days in a private hospital in Bengaluru in March until he tested negative. “The isolation ward charge per day was Rs 10,500 which is not fully covered by insurance. In the total bill there was a mention of 5 PPEs used, each priced at Rs 2,000. The PPEs were also not covered by the insurance policy,” said the patient’s son. The family had to pay Rs 1.4 lakh for six days of hospitalisation, including the isolation. The cost would have been minimum 30% less in pre-Covid times, the family says. In some cases, the daily “Covid-19 charge” exceeds the daily hospitalisation amount fixed by the insurers forcing patients to pay it.
• An excuse too: Another TOI report had highlighted how some private hospitals procure consumables like gloves and PPEs at a fraction of the maximum retail price but charge patients the MRP. It’s the same with medicines.
• Public vs private: A study by the Union ministry of statistics released earlier this year had said hospitalisation for any ailment in a private hospital costs six times more than the expense incurred in a government institution. The average hospitalisation expenditure per person in a government hospital is Rs 4,452 compared to Rs 31,845 at a private facility. 

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75. rocznica zakończenia drugiej wojny światowej

08.05.2020

75 lat po zakończeniu II wojny światowej składamy hołd jej ofiarom. Pamiętamy o niezłomnej walce Narodu Polskiego z nazistowskimi Niemcami przez cały czas trwania konfliktu w Europie od września 1939 do maja 1945 roku.

The brief book review below was not allowed by Amazon. See if you can find a line in the three pages that deserves to be censored. There is not a drop of malice. The censorship speaks volumes. Many well meaning scholars, intellectuals and house wives are finding non-offensive commentary censored by those with a political agenda. This not only is analogous to Soviet policy, it verifies what anti-majority influence can accomplish regarding non-hateful well meaning freedoms, such as free speech. Enjoy and pass on.

                                                  Bowling Alone

                                                                          Commentary and book review by 

1. Chapski

 I have been reading books for over half a century. I'm what they call a book lover. Generally interest is in PoliSci, psychology, censorship, history and conflict. This book was purchased because it was alleged that the author asserted trust is most advanced by those having similarities. So, what was the big deal? People wrote as if his hypothesis on common sense was something ground shattering. Having resided in the Worker’s Paradise, his “common sense” baffled my curiosity.

The book is 540 pages and the author, Prof. Robert Putnam, is a professor. The cover notes the book was a best seller. That astounded me. I absolutely can't understand it.