Exposed: How The Va Red-flags 'disruptive' Vets

[Spock]

Good article Bar. Thanks for sharing it! We need to share as much of this stuff as possible. Not one person can find or see it all. The whole group working together helps us uncover more stuff, get smarter on the different topics. This is one of the good benefits of a forum like this, so we have more eyes on the problems and less people have to recreate the wheel.

 

[Patrick Hardesty]

I have been fighting the VA since January of 2011. When I started I had two Disabilities approved as service connected in November of 1969 but, was compensated at (0)%. I am now 100% and being treated. Many times I have thought how my life would have been different if I could have received treatment in 1969. I was very, very angry and it ate at me continuously . I realized only recently that the anger I had was destroying me and by this they were winning. I have forgiven them and now have peace. I also have had other thoughts about my military experience . Maybe, just maybe if I never entered the Army in September of 1966 I would be worst off then I am now or even dead. My life might have been a lot worst then it has?

 

[Grizzly]

I have wondered the very same things. It depresses me to think my life was running on only half its cylinders.

But I guess also this has been my survival mechanism. What would I be without the beast.

Most of us were in our 20's when trauma occurred. I just wonder what I could have been. Either good or bad.

I guess everyone says "what if?" even normal people. Me I need to work on acceptance rather than blame. I struggle daily with myself for not getting help a long time ago. Proud idiot I guess.

 

[spc_ralph]

I have talked with a few that work at the VA, good people. We got around to list........was told they thought there were some. My answer to that was.....Are they so f*cking dumb (at the top) that they don't think that us combat veterans can have our own list??? It's my guess that you younger veterans scare the shit out of them!!!! How long will the veterans let the VA kill (murder) veterans, give them piss poor medical and not be held accountable for it???

J R

I'm thinking we should start our own list. Actually, 2 lists. One list for the piece of shit, worthless vet-killing SOBs, and another for the ones who actually do their job, and give a damn about us. Once I'm home from drill and have some time, I'll find a good spot in the forum. A good reason for this list is simple, knowledge is power. If I share with everyone who has been helpful to me at the VA, then others who visit the same location will know who to ask to see. The same with the bad ones, then everybody knows who to avoid.

 

[Sarg]

Always being the mischievous one, I offer.... https://www.rutherford.org/publicat...this_really_how_we_honor_our_nations_veterans. So, not only are we on the VA's shit list, we're on the DHS's as well. And you can take it from me the DHS doesn't play nice. So, far, they've just screwed up my computer a thousand times but it does get the paranoia up.

As Jar said, we're all on the shit list. And with the software I've found, I can tell you the contractor's name, IP addresses, and the highly redacted contract number they have with the Fed.

Why do you think I keep bitchin about my hackers!

Sarg

 

[spc_ralph]

So what software are you using to identify DHS hacking your computer? I could really use that (along with a guy I served with in Iraq). Being a combat engineer, I'm thinking they're REALLY gonna wanna watch my @$$!

 

[JarHed]

I deny everything that I've said up to this point in time, hmm............guess I'm too late for that. :rolleyes:

 

[OldDoorGunner]

I deny everything that I've said up to this point in time, hmm............guess I'm too late for that. :rolleyes:

You f*cking think???? :D:D:D Me I play by my rules....I let them know that I am a BAD MF'er !!!! That should scare them enough to leave me alone.......:whistle::whistle::whistle:

J R

 

[spc_ralph]

I agree ODG, that's a good idea. However, in the event they are stupid enough to come after me, I want to be smart enough to make sure they haven't been seeing what I've been up to (and therefore, the "surprises" I have ready for them).:devil: :ninja:

 

[Sarg]

Freeware called Currports will get you started. If you want to pay for a good one, Essential Net tools. And it's a contractor. One of the largest and owning the main "backbone" of communications for the entire nation. And they have branches in Europe and China. So, how confident are you about the security of the internet?

Don't expect to be able to outwit these guys. They're most probably top flight Microsoft engineers and know what we're doing before we do it. They usually don't bother me unless I start making negative comments about the Fed.

Sarg

 

[spc_ralph]

Thanks Sarg. and I know I won't be able to beat them (unless I swear off all technology and live in the middle of the wilderness), but just making things that little bit harder for them is a victory in my book.

 

[Sludge]

I just smile my toothless hillbilly grin and drop the hint I was well trained to make things die from a distance in the most efficient ways possible.

As for lists, here is one to make you really paranoid:

Nebraska now has "VETERAN" in red lettering on our Driver and State ID cards. Interestingly enough that database cross checked with gun ownership and mental health records. Scary part is, according to my sheriff friend, only law enforcement has access to the full data base.