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As some of you know I contacted the ACLU recently and provided them with numourous documents about VA fraud and their treatment of vets. As some of you guessed they have refused to help. Am I like the last person on earth to know about what's going on and no-one cares or what??

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The ACLU likes to take on Constitutional issues they think they can win and that will set precedent. Most of the organizations you think would be there to help citizens are just fronts. Consider that the laws are written by and for very special interest groups with deep pockets. Most of us don't fall into that category.

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Selective, appearantly so do the TV stations, the newspapers and everyone else I have tried to contact about this. Is violence the only thing that's going to get peopes attention?

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Rogus:

It won't help your cause but patience will. Hang in there it will eventually work out.

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Hello Rogus,

it is a chilling reality, isn't it?

Banding together & looking out for one another is one way.

Violence?

That just gets you arrested & and article in the news claiming.......... "another Vet flipped out for no apparent reason & was arrested today. Possibly drugs or alcohol involved. Film at 11". ......

Since you get no benefits while your in jail. That funding can be better spent in someones pocket besides yours. Maybe a nice plasma TV for the office? Or an aquarium?

You would be way ahead of the game, to learn how to armor up with technics, like how to keep it from getting to you.

Except for Veterans, the truth is, very few care.

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The VA Inspector General should be informed of instances of VA fraud whether it involves VA employees or others committing fraud that affect VA patients or VA- compensated veterans.

http://www.va.gov/oig/

such as :http://www.va.gov/oig/51/press2005/VAOIG-pr-Long.htm

(Woman Charged with Theft of U.S. Funds )

or http://www.va.gov/oig/51/press2005/VAOIG-pr-Duvall.htm

(Veteran Sentenced for Defrauding VA Benefit Program )

or http://www.va.gov/oig/51/press2005/VAOIG-pr-Chapman.htm

(Former VA Fiduciary Sentenced for Theft of U.S. Funds)

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