You can help by contacting your local cable company and find out how to get a public access program on their system. It doesn't cost a cent and we will be glad to assist you with the process It exists for you! We invite any injured worker, attorney, doctor, treatment provider, or concerned citizen to appear on our show to illustrate the carnage that 2004's so-called reform is wreaking on the voters and citizens of California. We exist to tell "YOUR" story! We are in the process of enlarging our network of public access television stations that will carry our program and our message to the people of California. We exist to give "YOU" a media voice!

If you've ever had to deal with a Workers Compensation insurance company to get the benefits that the State Constitution and the State Labor Code guarantee you, you've probably wondered if the system is designed to get you to give up and go away or roll over and die. This is a question that many Californians keep asking themselves.

That's exactly what has happened in an industry fueled by unmitigated greed and facilitated by a system of checks and balances and safety valves that are now non-existent, post SB899.

Through discussions with experts and advocates of the occupationally disabled, and compelling stories and interviews of ordinary California workers who have been evicted from their homes and driven into bankruptcy as a result of the fraudulent business practices of these vicious, predatory sociopaths, we show how the industry has avoided and escaped accountability to the extent that neither lawsuits, punitive damage awards, federal court injunctions, television exposes nor newspaper headlines can derail their pursuit of profits.

Many have asked why the regulatory powers of the state are not being utilized to rope these corporate predators into compliance. The answer to that question is simple. As California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi said on National Public Radio on May 4, 2004:

The insurance industry has twisted and convoluted what was supposed to be a system to help the occupationally injured return to work, and turned it into a bastardized multi-billion dollar money machine that wreaks it's carnage on the occupationally disabled of California by delaying and denying treatment and compensation to the thousands of injured workers that are hurt every year, many due to the gross negligence of their employers.

Some injured worker advocates are trying to influence our legislators to make changes that will help and benefit injured workers. But these legislators are the very reason that we are in this sorry mess in the first place. Just look how many of them totally ignore the will of their constituents, the very people that believed their election promises. And even if they manage to get a meaningful bill passed in the legislature, the Governor will simply veto it and there goes alot of wasted effort for naught! They have allowed themselves to be intimidated and threatened by Governor Moneybags. The legislature has had almost a hundred years to do the right thing and they simply have no desire to do so.