"After taking on the mutual fund industry, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is now setting his sights on the insurance industry...at a news conference, he announced he had found wide-spread wrongdoing..."
How is a public protected when routinely denied basic information and rights, and, when insurance commonly states it represents that public, when in fact it does not?
Why is it so difficult for people to come to grips with the obvious? In two words: indoctrination, assumption.
As each generation lives through the barrage of one sided advertising, a deeper misunderstanding is passed on to the next and to the next. There is little shelter, the attack comes from all sides. And, it affects us all, including even attorney generals, and for that matter supreme court justices or any other high ranking member of society. From the bottom to the top, we are saturated and impregnated with the selective dogma. So, it is no real surprise that attorney generals, insurance commissioners and just about everyone else turn a blind eye to the larger issue.
It is nearly impossible to seek out satisfying a need you think does not exist.
And so, it is a rare individual who is willing and able to search out and comprehend something so foreign yet basic and intrinsic to everyone: loss of our individual authority. Though, now comes a new time of awareness and a tide of enlightenment for us all.