Feres Doctrine Cbs Tonight And

[Berta]

Feres Doctrine and IOM Meeting in Texas

(from Kelley -please note all that he just corrected this to CBS -not ABC but Colonel Dans info is starting to go out via emails on ABC )

"Barbara Cragnotti informs me that on ABC news this evening there will more information on the Feres Doctrine. I would assume on how that protects the DOD from doing about what ever it wants to do with no recourse for the Veterans/Widows…VA belongs in that category also as Veterans cannot hold them accountable for anything even at individual level.

Several E-mails have come in on the IOM Public Meeting to review the health effects in Vietnam Veterans of Exposures to herbicides and if I was attending.

This information is as follows:

The Committee to Review the Health Effects

in Vietnam Veterans of Exposure to Herbicides

(Seventh Biennial Update)

Register Online

June 19, 2008 1:00 PM–4:00 PM

Hyatt Regency San Antonio

Chula Vista Room

123 Losoya Street

San Antonio, TX

http://pro20.sgizmo.com/survey.php?SURVEY=...wsgt=1210255890

I will not be attending due to lack of funds but primarily I see no sense in arguing/debating with a wall. Without documented process and levels of evidentiary evidence that is required or what level of measurable criteria either they think is assigned by their contract or their own self-imposed requirements then any information/argument provide against a subjective processes becomes a moot point and a waste of an argument/time/resources which many of us do not have in order to compete with VA/IOM.

Until Congress establishes the level of certainty that they want and then mandate with audits to both VA and IOM then we are just spitting in the wind and tugging on the cape of those that not only have an entirely different agenda but also a conflict of interest in outcomes. Sometimes science and integrity are not on the same level.

With that said, I hope that anyone local will attend and gather up any data and send it to me or some of our folks fighting these presumptive issues, which should be concluded as presumptive persistent damaging processes; not individual single ICD outcomes that must correlate with some dose response for all victims.

The information might come out on Parkinson’s while I am gone but it looks like that is going to be a go as an associated disorder with congressional action.

Kelley

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Tomorrow, on the house floor, the Carmello Rodriguez Military Medical Malpractice and Injustice Act will be presented. This will be an act about the Feres Doctrine.

Miltary Death Sparks Outcry 3.22 minutes long.

http://www.cbsnews.com/?source=homepage_refresh

Feres doctrine is the worse thing that could happen to any military person.

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Here is the Youtube update of this article post at VAWatchdog.org

http://www.vawatchdog.org/08/nf08/nfMAY08/nf052008-3.htm

[Pete53]

Stretch that video is very hard to watch.Thank you for posting it.

[yoggie2]

Jesus, this is very disturbing.

[Mcafee]

This is truly a disgrace to all of the agencies involved,and you know as well as i do he is not the only individual whom has been through this process of misdiagnose and treatment.As usual the wonderful powers that be attempt to find a scape goat or a way out but i do not think they can squirm out of this one.And the only reason why this came to light because he was on Dawson Creek with KatieHolmes. And i pray for his Family this should not have happened. This was posted over a month ago on CBS

[john999]

To treat a marine with such disrespect and neglect is awful. Everyone should have to see that file up close. They need to see the poor guy in the awful shape he was in before he died. He was not shot by a terrorist. He was murdered by military doctors.