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How The Va Gets Away With It.

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Dear Fellow Veterans & Friends

If you want to really understand the VA and its power to ignor laws and abuse vets. Go to Google.com and type in "How the VA gets Away with it" I think youll find this very informative reading.

Terry Higgins

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Dear Fellow Veterans & Friends

Googel changed the acess to it. You must now write "Terry Higgins how the VA gets away with it"

I typed that in and it was at the top of the first page.

Terry Higgins

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