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BEATING THE
BIO-CHEMICAL BUSHES If you like Stephen King, you’ll LOVE this one! It’s been giving me sleepless nights for three decades. There’s a worldwide uproar concerning the whereabouts of Saddam’s Weapons of Mass Absorption. He used Bio-Chemical Weapons on 250 Kurd villages in 1988 and admitted to having plenty more after Gulf War I. The rest is, as they say, “History.” You’d be terrified from a large scale Bio-Chemical assault here. Remember that unsolved Anthrax Attack right after 9-11? Let’s say 10,000 or more Americans were to succumb to exposures of Anthrax, Plague, Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis, Tularemia, Coxiella Burnetii, deadly manmade gasses such as Sarin, VX & Tabun, or hallucinogenic substances like BZ Gas. Some would die horribly from convulsions and others would suffer slow, lingering deaths and beget deformed and disabled children for generations. You’d be aghast at the debilitating cerebro-vascular, respiratory and painful skin ailments running amok in your neighbors. You’d demand immediate reprisals against the perpetrators and expect the best health care and compensation for the families who lost loved ones, just like 9-11, right? No you wouldn’t. If you were in the U.S. Congress or White House right now you wouldn’t lift a finger to address this situation. You’d just cover it up and look away. You’d make it impossible for the victims to even apply for Federally funded assistance. Oh, yes you would! That’s EXACTLY what’s happening in Congress today. Perhaps you missed the attack because the very same people who funded that activity now hide it from your view? The U.S. Government planned, funded, executed and denied the attacks. “What Bio-Chemical attacks? When did this happen? You’re joking, right? You just made this up to get my attention!” “Unfortunately, not.” From 1962 to 1973, the CIA, DOD, and Smithsonian Institution participated in Project 112/SHAD, during which more than 10,000 U.S. Servicemen became human test rats for the above-mentioned substances and more. At: Veterans Administration / Project Shad DeploymentLink / Shadand Citeseer/ Shad You will confirm that the Americans who suffered these injuries and losses are treated exactly as described, documented by the Veterans Administration, Department of Defense, and Journal of the History of Biology. [Well, at least you’ll get the current “official version”.] VA Shad Project 112 was the land-based component of the Bio-Chemical Weapons experiments, exercised in Civilian surroundings in: Maryland, Georgia, Florida, Panama, Puerto Rico, California, Alaska, Hawaii, Utah and Canada. Marine Jets, Army surface ships & tugboats, and at least one Navy submarine executed Project SHAD [Shipboard Hazard & Defense] at sea near Nova Scotia, California, Hawaii, and the Marshall Islands. Robert McNamara sold this program to JFK & LBJ at the cost of $4 Billion 1962 dollars and 10,000 American lives over 10 years. Every session of Congress since then has funded some form of this activity under the guise of “national security”. How secure do YOU feel right now? The current VA “SHAD Protocol” is designed to further prevent the Veterans involved from acquiring VA Benefits. The Veteran is required to supply his Medical Records for before, during and after SHAD to establish his “service connection”. That sounds reasonable. Too bad the NSA, CIA, & DOD won’t release the necessary “classified” documents. Veterans Administration / Project Shad DeploymentLink / Shad Citeseer/ Shad VA Shad official version House Resolution 5060 & Senate Bill 2704, “The Veterans Right to Know Act of 2002,” were initiated in the 107th Congress to alleviate that situation. They’ve since been shuffled off to various sub-committees with only superficial hearings. H.R.2433, known as “Health Care for Veterans of Project 112/Project SHAD Act of 2003”, was referred to the Senate on 9-11-03, a rather fitting date to address the problems of fallen Americans. It’s curious that vast majority of Congressmen who’ve sponsored these Bills are Democrats, yet Max Baucus, “Montana Veterans’ Senator” has ignored my pleas while Conrad Burns and Denny Rehberg have helped dispel the cloud of Cold War Secrecy and acquire critical data. I’m just one of at least six Montana SHAD/112 Veterans, four from the Flathead Valley. Furthermore, over 35,000 GI’s have perished since Gulf War I and 165,000 have been granted VA Disability Claims for illnesses due to Bio-Chemical and Depleted Uranium exposures in Iraq. Please urge your Congressmen to resolve this impasse. My Sincere Thanks on Behalf of the SHAD/112 Veterans Nationwide, J.B. Stone, ETN-2, USN, Project SHAD 1969 900 Wisconsin Avenue, Whitefish, Montana 59937 406-862-7514, 862-8739 - message |
Sen. Paul Wellstone, 1944-2002
go to NFU Paul Wellstone page Sen. Paul Wellstone 1944-2002 |
Wellstone Served On the Veterans' Affairs Committee.
Wellstone's Office Frequently Helps Veterans Cut Through Bureaucratic Red
Tape In Order to Provide Benefits. Wellstone Authored the 'Homeless
Veterans Assistance Act,' Wellstone Called for GAO Investigation
Into Delays Of Veterans Records. Wellstone Was Chosen 1995 'Legislator Of
the Year' By the Vietnam Veterans of America. In 1995, Paul Wellstone was
chosen a 'Legislator of the Year' by the Vietnam Veterans of America for
his tireless crusade on behalf of veterans across the country.
FIGHTING FOR VETERANS' HEALTH CARE Wellstone Succeeded In Providing $17 Billion Over 10 Years To Veterans Health Care In 2002. Wellstone Introduced A 'Veterans Bill of Rights.' Wellstone Introduced Legislation Providing For A Nationwide VA-Medicare Program. Wellstone Has Repeatedly Called For Full Funding of Veterans' Health Care. Wellstone Has Repeatedly Pushed To Provide Compensation To 'Atomic Veterans.' Wellstone Cosponsored The 'Radiation Exposure Compensation Act Amendments of 2000.' Wellstone Sponsored A Measure Expressing the Sense of the Senate That Certain Types of Cancer Should Be Added to Veterans Affairs' Department Service-Connected Disabilities. Wellstone Pushed For Veterans' Health Care 'Rainy Day Fund.' Wellstone Introduced The 'Persian Gulf War Veterans Compensation Act of 1997.. Wellstone Blasted Legislation Restricting Gulf War Veterans From Filing Claims Against Frozen Iraqi Funds. |
Veterans Bill of Rights |
Article I The
Right to Understand Benefits Veterans have the
right to comprehensive and accurate information about pay, benefits, and
health care that is easily understood. This right is assured regardless of
what organization is providing the benefits — federal, state, or local.
Article II The Right to Use Benefits Veterans have the right of ready access to all of the benefits for which they are entitled. Veterans with physical or mental disabilities or those who simply don't understand "the red tape" surrounding benefits must be provided assistance that will allow them ready access. Article III The Right to a Good Job Veterans have the right to jobs commensurate with the skills and experiences gained in the military. Veterans must have access to tools that will allow them to create resumes that properly translate their military skills into civilian skills and language. They also have the right to understand all of their options surrounding federal employment and veteran preference. At the same time, employers, especially veteran employers, have the responsibility of understanding the advantages that veteran employees bring to the marketplace. Article IV The Right to Keep That Job Veterans have the right to serve in the nation's National Guard and Reserve forces with the confidence that if they must leave their civilian jobs for extended periods they will be protected. Both veterans and their employers should understand USERRA and what the law requires in terms of veteran employment and re-employment rights. Article V The Right to Treatment For Service-Related Illness Veterans have the right to health care for any service-related illnesses, be they physical or mental. Further, veterans have the right to the best medical care the government can provide. Article VI The Right to Respect and Nondiscrimination As a result of demonstrated patriotism and the selfless desire to protect our way of life, veterans have the right to respect and nondiscriminatory treatment from all Americans and organizations both public and private. Article VII The Right to Identity Protection Veterans have the right to trust that government organizations that possess personal data will safeguard that data. Article VIII The Right to Education Veterans have earned the right to pursue dreams through education. Organizations charged with facilitating a veteran's use of GI Bill benefits must be responsive. Places of higher education must also give veterans appropriate consideration and treatment. Article IX The Right to Community Veterans have earned their place among veterans and can depend on the veteran community to keep them informed, empowered, and enabled with respect to the issues articulated in Articles I through VIII. For its part, Military.com pledges to continue as the forum for these activities.
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