I have located the Human Rights
Declaration issued some time ago
which the United Nations claims
to rotate around as their universe.

It is interesting to look at because
the troops and Veterans would seem
to fit in quiet well as Victims
needing humanitarian aid under this
charter. You decide.

http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html

Where the failures occur in such
a charter is there is no designated
PROCESS to invoke in the face
of breaches. A charter without a
justice process is no charter at all.

The same can be said about the
VA's Patient Rights statute under
38 CFR Part 17.33.
There is NO process of law for
Veterans to invoke in the face of
breaches. The statute directs Veterans
to "report" their breaches to the
VA "Patient Advocate" who in all
cases that we could find around
the country, are NOT legal people
but instead, LunkHeads and Morons
who know nothing, suspect nothing,
write nothing, and don't even know
what to say - nothing. Get it ??

VSO's seriously dropped the ball
on this one. A Patient Rights
charter with no justice process
is no Patient Rights charter at all.
Get it ??

Veterans have to understand
basic fundamentals and schemes
of trickery in legislation --- that
to "announce" a declaration of
rights is tantamount to meaningless
and blowing your nose into a microphone
if that declaration is not somehow
tied (clearly and visibly) to a
law process for breaches.

Veterans are also reminded they
can use medical material from
the World Health Organization to
formulate their claims on certain
conditions. www.who.int

Perhaps U.S. troops can go to
the U.N. and file for humanitarian
relief for their ridiculous and
torturous rotating tours of duty
or redeployments after being
clearly diagnosed with PTSD and
TBI or other medical matters from
their first deployment.

While President Bush has repeatedly
said that the Administration does
NOT torture prisoners at Guantanamo,
they sure have no problem with it
at all in torturing U.S. Troops
in Iraq and Afghanistan.

DUH !!!