Case Backlog Congressional/va Roundtable Discussion And Issues Also Some

[allan]

A few items to post:

Case Backlog Congressional/VA Roundtable Discussion and Issues also some

issues on legal matters such as Blue Water.

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My FERES challenge to be submitted by VERPA is finalized and is being

submitted by VERPA on June 15th. Mine is primarily on how FERES has affected Vietnam

Veterans and their toxic chemical legacy but that could apply to all; such as

Gulf War, Edgewood, LSD, Nuclear, Project 112, SHAD, etc.

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Not one reporter or government/VA official contacted us on David Hill's case.

Just incredible the government can get away with denying this Korean DMZ

Veteran with the evidence he has.

The VA/hamster wheel continues!

Best,

Kelley

[SLEDGE]

Name a part of the government that has the authority and the inclination to correct severe procedural errors By the VA or police the VA, effectively.

sledge

[allan]

>Name a part of the government that has the authority and the inclination to correct severe procedural errors By the VA or police the VA, effectively.

Hello Sledge,

I have nothing to base it on but personal experience, my guess is the VA is exempt from having to "actually" correct anything.

The "OK, we did it", "no you didn't", "yes we did", "no you didn't" remand games i've seen, doesn't resemble the begining of correcting anything. You could teach a monkey to correct errors better than some of these rating officers.