posted by SPreston
Why is it pinch that you fail to criticize Dubya for stealing the emergency funds raised for the victims of 9-11 to fund his bloody war of greed and
naked aggression?
posted by pinch
Can you find some different adjective combinations besides "bloody war" and "naked aggression"? Those have been used up, pretty much, and don't
have the "oomph" that they used to have.
Well gee willikers pinch, April Gallop and Elisha need help with their serious injuries, and you still managed to not criticize the Bush Regime for
stealing their health and rehabilitative funds, once again. I suppose you were all for sticking all those badly wounded Iraq War casualties and brain
injuries, in those falling down rat infested moldy Walter Reed buildings for hiding them from the public until they died, also? Why would that be
pinch?
How else to describe an attack on a nation which had
NOTHING to do with 9-11, had no WMDs, was never a danger to American cities nor the
American people, had never threatened to attack America, nor whose
chicken coop missile silos were no danger to anybody? The World Court has
repeatedly described the attack on Iraq as a
war of naked aggression haven't they?
The World Court would just love to get the Bush Regime
war criminals under their jurisdiction would they not? Many world governments have
described the War in Iraq as a
war of naked aggression. Japan has described the US
war crimes in their Parliament. The entire world
knows for a fact that the Bush Regime is filled with war criminals.
As for GREED, have you ever seen a GREEDIER family than the Bush/Walker clan? How about Cheney and Rice and Rumsfeld? Isn't the GREED of Halliburton
simply amazing?
The corrupt Bush Regime is
DISGUSTING. Why aren't you disgusted pinch?
The chairman of a House panel holding hearings today on the care of wounded veterans at Walter Reed Army Hospital said problems at the facility are
only the "tip of the iceberg" of poor treatment that extends throughout the military health care system.
"This is the wrong way to treat our troops and serious reforms need to happen immediately," said Rep. John Tierney, D-Mass., in opening hearings in
the hospital's auditorium.
Other top Army officers also offered their apologies. "We have let some soldiers down," said Peter Geren, the undersecretary of the Army.
Tierney, chairman of the national security subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, called the hearings after a series of
articles in The Washington Post two weeks ago about alleged substandard conditions and bureaucratic problems at the Army-run facility.
The newspaper reported on moldy walls, rats and roaches at the outpatient facility where soldiers are sent after their initial treatment at the main
hospital. The series also examined the frustrations of wounded soldiers from the Iraq and Afghan wars who face a bureaucratic nightmare in seeking
medical help.
"Rats and cockroaches don't burrow and infest overnight", Tierney said. "Mold and holes in ceilings don't occur in a week. And complaints
of bureaucratic indifference have been reported for years."
The panel heard wrenching testimony from two wounded soldiers and the wife of a veteran who quit her job to fight the bureaucracy to get him help.
"My life was ripped apart the day my husband was injured," said Annette McLeod, whose husband, Walter, was hit in the head by a steel cargo door
while working in Iraq. "And having to live through the mess that we lived through at Walter Reed has been worse than anything I've ever sacrificed
in my life."
She said that when hospital officials found out her husband had had trouble with math in high school, they tried to use that to claim he had a
learning disability and was mentally retarded, and therefore didn't qualify for treatment of a brain injury.
"He was considered fit enough to serve in the National Guard for 16 years. He was fit enough for deployment. But now they're saying he had his
mental problem before he went to Iraq," she said.
www.usatoday.com...
[edit on 12/22/08 by SPreston]