This isn’t my first post about vets and their treatment. I feel very strongly about this particular issue because I’ve done a lot of research on psychotropic drugs and I can’t understand how we can ALLOW the government treat our military people this way. Absolutely shameful.
The fact that those who gave everything to die, if necessary, for their country and its people are tricked, lied to, abused, scammed, denied VA benefits, and have toxic pharmaceuticals dumped on them—sometimes against their will and even without their knowledgerather than offering safe, natural modalities… leaving many to live and die on the streets, destitute and homeless. These are treasonous acts in my book.
There are reportedly 140,000 vets living on the streets in America. Does that not SHOUT that something is wrong?
In a report today, the New York Times acknowledged the Army’s practice of diagnosing troops with Post Traumatic Stress as having “personality disorders.”
This makes them ineligible for benefits. The number diagnosed as such is unknown, 26,000 at one point years ago, much higher now.
All of these diagnoses are false, now proven as ordered by Army commanders as official Department of Defense policy, wherein licensed physicians violate their oaths as doctors and officers, falsify medical records en masse, as part of a “cost savings” program.
What the commanders, what those responsible at the DOD have done, what the medical professionals have done is criminal. Each and every member of the civilian and military command structure including the consultant groups tied to GOP “think tanks” who originated this and a dozen other scams are guilty of crimes.
Veterans Today has long been aware of this problem and calls on Secretary Panetta to ask the Attorney General for a Special Grand Jury to investigate within the DOD and their contractors and for the Inspector General of the Department of Defense, who has systematically ignored these criminal acts to be replaced and investigated.
We further demand that every American solider that has received a separation from service that denies either VA benefits or Pension be immediately reinstated at half pay and that their cases are adjudicated with civilian counsel within 6 months.
I am certain that we can establish a pattern of wrongdoing. We know a second round is coming up, as the DOD has sent a memo to commanders to select senior non-commission and commissioned officers for separation from service without pension benefits, a scam typically done during the 19th year, often within days of qualification for pension.
Both the officer and NCO corps, key members of the medical and legal professions and the American people stand with us on this subject.
What is most critical that the purposeful misdiagnosis of “personality order, such as the New York Times documented:
Read the rest of this disturbing article…