by
Robert Wenzel

They have passed the health bill, they have passed the financial regulations bill and they have snuck stuff into the stimulus package
bills. They are going to track your money and your body. Here's the
first few things they are doing. This is step one. It will only get
worse from here.

According numismaster.com:

...the Health Care Bill mandates, according to Numismaster.com, Starting on January 1st in 2012, S federal law will require coin and bullion dealers to report to the Internal Revenue
Service all gold and silver coin purchases and sales greater than $600.

No that is not an error, they tacked the gold coin tracking regulations
into the health bill. They are just tacking stuff on wherever they can.

As for your body, you will be required to have an "electronic health
record", by 2014. They snuck this into one of the "stimulus" bills. The
electronic record will include an obesity rating. The information will
be required to be on a "national exchange" with only secure access
(Hah!). Why the F does your obesity rating have to be on a national
exchange? This is a tip off to how micro-managed they are going
to attempt to run your life.

Keep in mind that the health bill and financial "reform" bill are
thousands of pages, with much of the details left up to the new agencies
to fill in. Obama is appointing major league interventionists to head
these agencies. They are completely clueless as to how an economy works.
Their regs will be over the top. It will stifle America in so many
ways, it is difficult to imagine. I was in East Berlin the year before
the Wall came down. I saw what constant monitoring and micro-management
did to people. It is not pretty. The gray, the drab, the despair was
everywhere. When you can only take orders and wait for approvals and are
constantly watched, it saps the life out of you. America is going to be
changing and the government is going to try and watch you and monitor
your vitals, as if you were a lab rat, as it does the changing.

It is not going to be pretty.
http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2010/07/serious-tracking-of-am...