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Vets Getting Comped So Fast

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It seems the VA is up to something here comping all these new vets so fast..Did they have to sign papers that they would accept any % they were awarded & not having to go thru the ro's that would kill any Nods.? That's the only thing I can see that would make sense as the older Vets are dying off. Vietnam was the BAD WAR but if the draft was still around I don't think everyone would be as happy with this one.These guys will sign anything to get out of the Military & the truth will come out about why these guys got comped so fast. Maybe if they do this their approval rating goes a lot higher so "See we love our Vets & take care of them" This war was fought so some GREEDY OLE MEN could get close to unlimited oil & over charge the Government every chance they got & maybe were approved by the White House so there was more money to go around & no bid Contracts. That's a contractors dream.This is the USA but we went to war over a lie. Same as the Gulf of Tonkin. Another problem here. To the people in Iraq this is a Holy War & when we leave that Country like we did Viet Nam (Ran out) it may not end there.They might still be upset that we came there & started a Civil War & left. For any Service Men to die over money is deplorable.If any one knows a comped Person that was over in Iraq Please question then & find out what the VA is up to. By the way. See how many Pardons Bush gives out before he leaves Office & leaves his mess behind.

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What we have to do here is be "happy" for the veterans coming back and not having to deal with the red tape as much. Hopefully it will trend to help Veterans from now on. The disabilities they have, it is unfortunate. With the new laws for attorneys I am sure they won't accept any of the pre-releasing of Veterans rights in this situation.

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