Veterans Betrayal Day !

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VetsForJustice.Com, Inc., a New Veterans Group with over 20,000 visitors at their internet site since January 2, 2003 when they were officially incorporated as a Non-Profit Veterans Organization, has announced that it's members will celebrate February 12, 2003 as Veterans Betrayal Day.

February 12, 2003 Veterans across the Nation will PROTEST the betrayal of many World War II and Korean Veterans who were Firmly Promised by the United States Government that if they served 20 or more years in the military that they, and their dependants, would get free health care benefits for life.

Both the United States Government, and the Federal Courts, Admit the promise was made, however the Federal Courts have ruled that the government may make false promises, and commit fraud, to America's Veterans and not be held accountable.

Retired Air Force Colonel George "Bud" Day, a Vietnam Veteran, and Medal of Honor winner, has taken this Clear Case of Mass Fraud against America's Veterans to the Federal Courts in Washington which, for solely political reasons, have slapped all of America's Veterans in the face, and refused to correct this grave injustice against those who provide the very freedom our Courts operate under.

Tana Kidwell, CEO of www.VetsForJustice.com, and wife of Disabled Vietnam Veteran, Billy Kidwell, issued a statement saying that;

"She does not find it surprising that the Washington Federal Courts, which have a long history of being hostile to, and betraying America's Veterans, are again playing politics and misusing their power, to save money on the budget, by cheating those who defend this great country. By stealing from our Veterans. If the United States Supreme Court lets such a farce, and mockery, of justice stand then no Veteran should ever respect, or give any weight, to any decision by that Court.

As we prepare for another Great War it is appalling that the same administration sending our troops into harms way, is actively pursuing a policy of cheating, and stealing, from those who have already served. Is this the future of those going into combat now? To be required to fight one day for the benefits they have earned, and are firmly promised, only to have slick, shyster Federal Judges, playing politics, steal their benefits from them? Is this how America treats her combat troops?"

To bring awareness to the many injustices directed towards America's Veterans VetsForJustice.Com, Inc. will direct it's many new chapters, and all it's members, to actively spread the word about Veterans Betrayal Day.

All Veterans of conscience should protest this grave injustice against our brothers. We STRONGLY URGE all of our new members to be active in some way on February 12, 2003 either protesting, or passing the word to as many other people as you can, exposing that this is the future of today's military now going into harms way, if we all don't UNITE together in this great cause.and Mirrors

What Does the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs

Really Think of Veterans?

I recently came across a letter at Colonel Bud Day's site in which Alan K. Simpson, acting as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, responded to a letter from Colonel Day in regards to the wrongful thief of medical benefits from Retired WW II, and Korea Veterans. Benefits that were FIRMLY promised by military recruiters to be part of a retirement package EARNED by serving twenty (20) years, or more, in the military defending our country.

I found the reply by Senator Simpson appalling, arrogant, and extremely revealing in that it clearly exposed that the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs has little, if any, respect for America's Veterans. And this was the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs!

In the letter Senator Simpson started by refering to Colonel Day