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Shows how VA Disability has changed to VA Welfare.
What's The Dumbest Thing You Could Say To A Congresswoman Who Lost Her Legs In Battle? Um, THIS.
An IRS contractor named Braulio Castillo hurt his foot playing football in military prep school. He never served in the actual military. Then one day, decades later, he used it to get preferred treatment in government contracts. Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who lost both her legs and still could lose her arm from combat injuries, felt that this might just be a touch inappropriate. It gets amazing around 4:30.
This is especially egregious in light of the fact that it takes most vets an unnacceptably long time to get the help they need for basic services, let alone government contracts. My friend, who is a vet, informed me that many vets don't feel like they can apply at all because their injuries were so mild compared to injuries vets like Rep. Duckworth had. (Said vets have very valid injuries, like PTSD, shrapnel, and brain trauma, etc.) So the world needs to know about guys like this to prevent them from getting away with fraud. I'd love it if you shared and tweeted this. My friends who actually sacrificed in the line of duty would really appreciate it, too.
Congresswoman Duckworth, was brilliant and brings to mind the fact
that she is a real war hero. As a captain and pilot, her helicopter
was shot down over Iraq and she lost both of her legs and use of her
right arm.
In this video she is addressing a man named Castillo. Mr. Castillo is
an example of what is known as "pin-stripe patronage", which is not
confined to Chicago . In this system we create welfare for the rich by
providing special contracts and government work for those who are
connected and contributors to whomever is in power.
Mr. Castillo's business received $500 million dollars in federal
business because he claimed he was a disabled veteran.
Mr. Castillo's injury consists of hurting his foot while playing
football at an elite college prep school! He never served a day in the
service of his country, but he claimed playing football at college
prep ROTC was an injury as in combat! This is unbelievable and
infuriating beyond belief. Watch what Duckworth says to Mr. Castillo,
who has made millions from his "disabled veteran status", while real
disabled veterans live under viaducts and in alleys because of what
they saw or did in the defense of this nation.
What's The Dumbest Thing You Could Say To A Congresswoman Who Lost Her Legs In Battle? Um, THIS.
An IRS contractor named Braulio Castillo hurt his foot playing football in military prep school. He never served in the actual military. Then one day, decades later, he used it to get preferred treatment in government contracts. Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who lost both her legs and still could lose her arm from combat injuries, felt that this might just be a touch inappropriate. It gets amazing around 4:30.
This is especially egregious in light of the fact that it takes most vets an unnacceptably long time to get the help they need for basic services, let alone government contracts. My friend, who is a vet, informed me that many vets don't feel like they can apply at all because their injuries were so mild compared to injuries vets like Rep. Duckworth had. (Said vets have very valid injuries, like PTSD, shrapnel, and brain trauma, etc.) So the world needs to know about guys like this to prevent them from getting away with fraud. I'd love it if you shared and tweeted this. My friends who actually sacrificed in the line of duty would really appreciate it, too.
Congresswoman Duckworth, was brilliant and brings to mind the fact
that she is a real war hero. As a captain and pilot, her helicopter
was shot down over Iraq and she lost both of her legs and use of her
right arm.
In this video she is addressing a man named Castillo. Mr. Castillo is
an example of what is known as "pin-stripe patronage", which is not
confined to Chicago . In this system we create welfare for the rich by
providing special contracts and government work for those who are
connected and contributors to whomever is in power.
Mr. Castillo's business received $500 million dollars in federal
business because he claimed he was a disabled veteran.
Mr. Castillo's injury consists of hurting his foot while playing
football at an elite college prep school! He never served a day in the
service of his country, but he claimed playing football at college
prep ROTC was an injury as in combat! This is unbelievable and
infuriating beyond belief. Watch what Duckworth says to Mr. Castillo,
who has made millions from his "disabled veteran status", while real
disabled veterans live under viaducts and in alleys because of what
they saw or did in the defense of this nation.
