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The Fake, Thiefs, and Wannabees out there...
Posted on: 12-21-2007 @ 04:23 pm

You don't have a clue or the balls to join the real thing and go through what a real service man or woman does everyday! And all of you out there who perpetrate that you are a Combat Veteran, (you know who you are) the ones who sanitize their DD214's, putting in fake info to make people believe that you are or have been to Combat. Well guess what dumbass, it is very easy to really find out who you are for real and what you did and where you were. The ones out there that are who are Veterans working in areas that is supposed to help the vet (for free) and taking advantage of his fellow brother by charging a fee for services that are supposed to be free of charge, should for one have his asses kicked, then he should be banned from ever joining another Veteran Organization, put in jail for the crime, have is Honorable Discharge changed to Dishonorable, and if he is getting a VA Compensation or Pension he should have that taken a way as well. This type of stuff goes on all over and the organizations that are willfully are doing this should be a sahme of themself's. For those that know who you are shame on you and you better come clean, cause the shit is going to backfire on you soon and when it does I would love to be there when they lock your ass up.


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