Posted on Feb 18, 2016
The confounding story of the disabled veterans who went weeks in winter without heat — and then...
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Clarence Smith-Bey more booms than talks. An accident during a military exercise in 1973 damaged his hearing and left him with chronic headaches and post-traumatic stress disorder. Within a decade, Smith-Bey was addicted to drugs, unemployed and cycling in and out of homelessness.
The confounding story of the disabled veterans who went weeks in winter without heat — and then...
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Whoever signed a contract to help them. But, instead, they took the money and ran, leaving the vets homeless again. The VA should have kept a closer eye on the businesses who signed up.
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Sounds like it to me MAJ Ken Landgren. Those druggie/alcoholic vets aren't worth the air they breath. You know that. At least that's how a lot of civvies feel about them. They are as wrong as wrong can be. If they work hard enough to get clean and are trying to become good citizens, the ones who shit on them ought to be in jail.
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