BrasscheckTV: A friendly message from the Department of Veterans Affairs‏

Do you think waiting weeks for
medical care is an outrage? 
 
Here's a group of soldiers
who had to wait 53 YEARS
because the injuries they 
were exposed to were
"classified." 
 
Video:
 
http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/26742.html
 
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A friendly message from
the Department of Veterans Affairs

Fifty three years too late...

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A friendly message from
the Department of Veterans Affairs

Fifty three years too late...

Atomic Veterans 

 

Was it the VAs plan to let most of these men die
before they gave them help?

Let's see...

The military started testing radiation on soldiers and sailors in 1946.

In 1996 they announced a program to help them. My arithmetic has that at fifty-three (53) years later.

Thirty year olds who were exposed would be 83 by then. Twenty year olds, 73.

"Exposure to radiation might cause health problems."

Did it really take them 53 years to figure that out and offer these men help?
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