Veterans are receiving letters from VA prohibiting the ownership

http://economicrisis.com/veterans-are-receiving-letters-from-va-prohibiting-the-ownership-or-purchase-of-firearms-developing/496 Veterans are receiving letters from VA prohibiting the ownership or purchase of firearms… Developing… How would you feel if you received...

Veterans Affairs assassinates caregivers

Here is why America sees the emergence of the Tea Party and why so many voters are exasperated by government and why they don’t want health care turned over to bureaucrats. Mr. President, you must follow...

The Soldier's Return, by Robert Burns

A song written by one of the most famous, and greatest poets of all time, Robert Burns. With Rememberance Day upon us again, though written in the late 18th century, it has not lost its ressonance, particularly the last verse, as true today as when Burns put set it...

Veteran Affairs Canada Broke Law Handling the Case of a Veteran

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddard says that Veterans Affairs broke the law in the handling of the case of Jean Bruyea. Jennifer Stoddard investigated the Department of Veterans Affairs Canada on a complaint of...

Family Permitted to Keep Veterans Disability Cheque

Veterans Affairs takes Veterans Disability cheque out of his daughter estate account after he dies. Veterans Affairs decided in favour of Sergeant W.T., after he had fought for months to get a benefit for his...

V.A. Hospital: a Model for health Care? Not if you have Cancer

V.A. Hospital: a Model for health Care?  Not if you have Cancer " "For patients with prostate cancer, it is a common surgical procedure: a doctor implants dozens of radioactive seeds to attack the disease....

Obama Woos Doctors on Health Care Reform - Consider the VA

The New York Times is reporting on Today's speech to The American Medical Association (AMA) on Government Health Care Reform.  Many appear skeptical over the Government intervention on any front these...

VA secretary expects big impact from post-9/11 GI Bill

"WASHINGTON, April 3, 2009 - All systems are on track for this summer's rollout of the new Post-9/11 GI Bill, which Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki said he expects to have as monumental an impact as the original World War II-era GI Bill of Rights. Shinseki, who...

Obama Drops Plans to Soak Veterans

Two days after news surfaced about President Barack Obama’s plan to charge wounded war veterans for treatment, the White House on Wednesday backed off a controversial plan that would have dramatically altered the way the Department of Veterans Affairs handles insurance...

Obama Wants to Charge Wounded Heroes for Treatment! (Updated)

The leader of the nation's largest veterans organization says he is "deeply disappointed and concerned" after a meeting with President Barack Obama today to discuss a proposal to force private insurance companies...

Obama Eyes Retired Army General Shinseki To Lead Department of Veterans Affairs

United States President-Elect Barack Obama has picked Retired Army Four Star General Eric Shinseki to head the Department of Veterans Affairs.  Should Shinseki be confirmed, he will take the post once Obama takes office on January 20, 2009.  " President-elect Barack...

Elusive threats boost PTSD risk in Afghanistan

Canadian troops fighting in Afghanistan are up against two dangerous adversaries. The first, the elusive enemy; the second, the less-tangible threat of mental breakdown. Indeed, new studies suggest soldiers deployed to Afghanistan are more likely to suffer from mental illness...

Policy, Politics, Religion and Death: Could There Be Any Controversy Here?

There are probably a number of ways to make policy decisions for a federal agency and different situations require different methods. When an agency makes a decision that can impact large numbers of people, it obviously needs to carefully consider the impact. If an agency...

Bush administration fights Dem plan to boost school aid for veterans

"The Bush administration opposes a Democratic effort to restore full educational benefits for returning veterans, according to an official's comments..."

100 Million Victims of Data Theft

""With the latest significant data breach — theft of a Boeing laptop with unencrypted personal information on 382,000 employees — the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse estimates that the total number of data breach victims has passed 100 million since they started...

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