Barb Clark

WHERE ARE THE DEATH THREAT LETTERS?

Proverbs 19:5

Defendants Adventist Health attempt to have Clark declared a vexatious litigant.

Clark demands to see the "death threat letters"


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Petition for Congressional Investigation for Medicare Fraud

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National Health Information Network meeting in Washington, DC, 12/16/2008

9/18/2008 NEWS FLASH: The chief of staff of San Joaquin Community Hospital, Dr. Jeff Freesemann,
and his wife are among a group arrested on suspicion of distributing cocaine and methamphetamine.

RICO case moves to Fifth Appellate for clarification
of "enterprise" issue. Judge sends case to Fresno.
Can a hospital be a RICO enterprise? WE SAY YES!!

Barb will be on the radio, Tuesday at 5 pm CENTRAL

NEWS ALERT: San Joaquin Community Hospital's
Medi-cal contract (with the State) has been canceled.

FLASH: Ethics Commission launches investigation
on 9/5/2008 against WCAB Judge Robert K. Norton

Barb Clark, R.N., sustained an undisputed industrial injury in 1994. Since then, it has been an uphill struggle to hold the Adventist hospital system accountable for her injuries. Although the California Supreme Court has upheld her workers' compensation Awards and Orders for treatment, the Adventologists seem to use every legal trick in the book to avoid providing court mandated medical care. Barb has had an on-going lawsuit in Kern County Superior Court under the racketeering influenced and corrupt organizations (RICO) Act since 2001 against the Adventology hospital in Bakersfield. Her federal lawsuit, under the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, was filed in November, 2005.

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EDITORIAL: Don't be fooled by the religious trappings of this organization. This organization is just another super corporation with all the corruption that follows any other American business. Question is, how involved is the State of California in this racketeering scheme?

"...There has been a number of Adventist leaders and pastors who have been removed from their positions because of supposed or proven improper financial activities, including misappropriations of funds. On the United States federal government level, the IRS, SEC, FBI, and Justice Department have all initiated investigations, and some Seventh-day Adventist conference administrators may even face trial for fraud." (The Kingdom of the Cults, 2003, pg. 536.

Read Matthew 25:40