The VA has a relatively new form
out in it's collection, only out
since last year: VA Form 10-0381
to file discrimination complaints
by reason of disability under
the provisions of 38 CFR Part 15.

The way to find the form is to go
into the main VA website, www.VA.gov
and click on the Find A VA Form
on the right hand selection list.
Once into the Forms page, just enter
10-0381 in the SEARCH blank and the
form should come up and be fully
printable on your printer.

Veterans should complete read Part 15
in the VA Code of Federal Regulations
before filing any forms against
the statute. But without question,
this new form really does offer
justice possibilities to claims
and corruption that so many Veterans
have been forced to sit through.

38 CFR Part 15 does hold a short
list of definitions and jurisdictions
to be complied with whenever
filing under this statute. This can
be paired with the SF-95 Federal Tort
Claims procedure, and it can be
xeroxed and with sent copies to
the Civil Rights Division at the
Dept. of Justice.

The 10-0381 Form does have to be
filed either with the VA Secretary
directly OR the Dispute Resolution
Office also at the Washington VA
office.

Individual copies of the Code
Of Federal Regulations can be
purchased for around $60 a volume
at www.gpo.gov at the on-line
bookstore.

There is enough fodder available
right now, between the 2 Commission
reports just recently submitted
to Congress, to begin drafting civil
rights claims based on the malpractices
of the VA prior to any corrective
pending legislation which is now
on the move at Congress.

Recommended targets for this new
Civil Rights Form includes VARO
and BVA judges; the VA Inspector
General, the VA General Counsel --
both regional and at the Washington
level; and any other internal
destination at the VA who has
refused to provide assistance
to you and your disability case.

Be as creative as you can be
when filing these cases: you
must show the ways in which
you suffered discrimination
by reason of your disabilities,
but given the fact that the
entire VA does not have a single
friend in Washington right now,
then this should not be very
hard to do.

Most libraries do have a copy
of the CFR volume set, and if
you can find it, you can xerox
the entire Part 15 and take it
home with you to read and prepare
your case with.

We are currently advocating at
the BVA right now, to have them
set up and launch their very own
Judicial Misconduct process and
leverage the existing Ombudsman
oversight idea that they have now.

But until we can get something
better in place in the future,
the Civil Rights Form 10-0381
should at least be the beginnings
of an avenue for justice for
all wronged Veterans to participate
in.

Thank you for the information
FYI don't even think about NAACP and ACLU there are worthless as you know what on a bull. Please throw in the following:

Under Title VII of the civil rights act 1964
Protected Class (try Race first) Veterans are not a protected class
Conspirator Deprivation of Civil Rights Under Color of Law
Disparate Treatment
Equal protection of Law
throw in the kitchen sink to keep them busy

Calvin

REPLY TO ASEL WOOD:

If you believe that you can
put a case together on paper, Asel,
then you should go through the
steps of filing this VA Form
per my instructions. The form
is either filed directly with
the VA Secretary in Washington
or the Office of Dispute Resolution
in the same HQ building.

If there are more than one of
you, then you can team up and
file your complaints jointly
in one mailing Asel.

Good Luck to you.

The VA Regional Office in Roanoke, Virginia discriminates against vets who do not fall into the category of minority veterans. The Office of the Inspector General promotes discrimination and abuse of veterans since they know there isn't anything we can do about it. Their staff are very racist and have also promoted abuse at the McGuire VAMC in Richmond.
Complaints filed by vets who are not of minority status will have their case closed fast. Their staff are very hostile toward non-minority veterans.