El articulo es publicado en Ingles.

Por favor, para que se enteren como el gobierno Puertorriqueño realmente trata a su ciudadanos.

How to siphon money off the top. The rip-off at the State Insurance Fund continues!

Update (July 15, 2010): The article is no longer available for free, you will have to be a paying customer to read it. It is one of the best investigative reports I have seen done on this problem. (http://www.caribbeanbusinesspr.com)

If Americans were not so naive when voting, the United States of America would not be the most indebted-nation of the entire civilized history of the earth!

And you don't need Michael Moore to point this out to you!

For example, lets take CBS' 60-Minutes program. Every Sunday at 7 PM this program pretty much tells it like it is.

Case in point, in this 60-minutes piece, Under the Influence: How Lobbyists Wrote and Bought the Rx Drug Bill. They make you aware of how politicians sell out their government, their voters, and even their mother if they could, to make sure they land million-dollar-a-year jobs from companies that lobby them when they are in power.

This piece shows just how disgusting these senators are, how they pushed this bill at 2 AM in the morning, how they kept the voting session going for 3-hours—when the rules state it should be 15 minutes. All because they were arm twisting their fellow senators into voting "Yes" for this boondoggle of a bill.

Some of the members were in tears! Now what the hell are members of congress doing crying because they don't have the balls to vote their conscious? How many of you were aware of this information? I bet very few.

First, in cases like the above, every voter should find out if their senator or representatives were in tears and vote that person out on his or her ear! You need people up there with a backbone.

Second, find out who voted "yes" for this bill and vote them out, as well. That is, if they haven't left already for their million-dollar-a-year job.

I believe that the United States of America will be the nation our forefathers envisioned when the voters take responsibility for their government. What astonishes me the most is that the information to be an empowered voter is so readily available (this isn't a communist country, yet). You don't have to wait for Michael Moore. But voters remain ever so naive.

How many of you have really listened to presidential candidates like Mike Gravel or Ron Paul? I bet most of you are looking at the same lying Democrat and Republican candidates that have taken most of your rights away and that will continue to bullshit you for years to come. Any candidate still advocating staying in Iraq, for example, should not even be given the time of day. This is a war so akin to Vietnam that the only thing that comes to my mind to write is "how we never learn from history." And by the looks of things yet to come, I fear we never will.

Mi experiencia con esta agencia de Puerto Rico fue muy horrible. En 1995 tuve un accidente cuando una de las mezcladoras de masa de pan me pincho tres dedos de la mano. Trabajaba en la compañía Los Cidrines (unas de la mas horribles fabricas para trabajar en todo Puerto Rico).

El caso fue empeorado cuando el gerente de la planta fue cambiado por un Dominicano desgraciado que no quiso firmar unos papeles necesario para continuar la terapia. Y ni hablar de la doctora desgraciada que también quería que me fuera a trabajar con la mano hinchada. El único que estaba a mi favor era el doctor privado que me estaba atendiendo. El se sorprendió cuando le notifique lo que la doctora del fondo había hecho con mi caso. Al fin, no continúe la lucha contra el fondo, los mande al carajo y me fui para Filadelfia en Febrero del 1996.

Hoy en día me he encontrado con muchos que se han quejado del fondo y han demandado por sus derechos. Con tantas demandas, pienso que es la única manera de bregar con el fondo.

Un caso que conozco muy bien es del hijo de mi vecino. Un doctor en el fondo le dijo que no entendía por que estaba luchando el seguro social, que lo que hacia era perdiendo su tiempo, porque, según el doctor, el no tenia nada. ¡Bueno, si me lo dice a mi yo lo pongo en su sitio, y con mucho gusto! Esta persona parece de la espina dorsal y de los nervios. A pesar de lo que pensaba el doctor, se le aprobó el seguro social. Y después de la aprobación del seguro social tuvo que demandar al fondo por un dinero que le habían negado. Al fin le gano el caso y todavía no le ha llegado el cheque.

Bueno, aquí tienen la oportunidad de dejarme saber sobre sus experiencias con el fondo, buenas o malas.