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@RisingPhoenix My mother had a great deal of power at Kaiser; it was where she did many of her drugged interrogations. Kaiser's doctors and staff did little to stop my mother from breaking into the operating room while I was having surgery (!). If you've read my story (I Wan To Know The Truth Behind My Family's Lies and Secrets), you know I do know Kaiser's red history. Unfortunately, I believe they have me put under some kind of restriction of medical care system, maybe a mark of some kind in my file. Or maybe it's just their attitude toward old patients, but when I need any kind of medical help, I have to go to one Kaiser doctor after another and be extremely assertive to get any actual help.

@RisingPhoenix I guess I was refering to the socialistic set up of Kaiser's system (considered radical at the time). And no, I guess I don't know what you do about it, and I will read up on it before today is over for sure.

Of course, a lot of people forget that the Nazis considered themselves "socialists" of a sort...just fascistically controlled "socialism."

@RisingPhoenix Kaiser is a very frustrating medical system--and I don't even have much wrong with me! But I am hesitating to change medical systems because I fear that all the other medical insurance systems (Blue Cross, etc.) operate the same way.

I just went to Google and looked up Henry Kaiser and also the history of Kaiser Permanente. I could find no Nazi associations. If there are such, please let me know where I can get that information.

@RisingPhoenix This is certainly interesting. It fits in with my mother working (unofficially) within the Kaiser system doing all the crazy things she did with all those Kaiser staff and administrators and doctors supporting her and covering it up. If Henry Kaiser was working with the Nazi camp doctors...they have certainly covered it up well. I would like to be able to find something on that I could read, though I admit I am inclined to believe it.