The treatment of our Vets

[eyeball]

22 minutes ago, Rue said:

The Swiss have never fought a war because they safeguard the financing of wars. Their nation lives off the interest from stolen money and hiding stolen money and using that money to finance war. That is why they are no role model.

Well why can't we do that to avoid going to war?  It's not like we're a role model either, we do after sell weapons to people who deliberately initiate famines in the course of their military policy.

Whatever it takes to keep ourselves safe right? 

[taxme]

18 hours ago, Rue said:

What fantasy world do you live in stating Switzerland doesn't involve itself in global bankster made wars? It is the world's largest global banker financing wars. Man you need a shake.

I am trying to live in a world that would like to finally stop all wars for the globalist international banksters and to finally have peace on earth for a change. Do you have a problem with that? Has Switzerland ever sent any of their military men and women off to war somewhere on planet earth to fight for the globalist bankster elite? I don't think so. But Canada did many times and Canada lost hundreds of thousands of soldiers doing so. Wars only makes the international banksters rich and the rest of we the people poor and dumbfounded. Geez, if you cannot get the drift as to what I am trying to say here then it is you who needs a shake and not me. 

Edited November 24, 2018 by taxme

[Army Guy]

Ya thats it.... the banks are behind  it all, You sure your tinfoil hat is not on to tight....

[taxme]

On 11/23/2018 at 5:42 PM, Rue said:

Interesting I write something to Taxme and you claim you can't follow because of the spelling and grammar which of course is your passive aggressive way of defending his positions which I never doubted you support. Then you write the above disjointed babble after pointing the finger at my sarcasm? Ah hah. Now you speak for Canada...You clearly have a narcissistic affectation that illustrates you can't conceive anyone does not have your opinions. Who the phack do you speak for when you say Canadians are embarrassed about what our Armed Forces did in Afghanistan? I for one thank them. They did something your little bubble of a privileged world can't grasp. You have no clue why they were their and how it's the pricevpaid so you can be so damn narcissistic and self possessed in your comments. Yah I know you can't understand. It's the spelling.

What Canadians should be all embarrassed and ashamed about is the people that Canadians keep putting in power. As far as I am concerned there is not one politician in Canada who gives a dam about Canada or Canadians except for maybe Doug Ford and Maxine Bernier. The rest only want less freedom, more taxes and more government and less jobs for we the silly azz people. A country cannot get it's politicians too care and do the right thing for Canada or Canadians if Canadians do not give a chit themselves about Canada or their fellow Canadians.

While our veterans get dyk all from the federal government a terrorist gets $10 million tax dollars for free. It's not hard to see as to where our governments loyalties lie. Disgusting. 

[taxme]

6 hours ago, Army Guy said:

Ya thats it.... the banks are behind  it all, You sure your tinfoil hat is not on to tight....

The hat that I am wearing these days is a hat with the words Make Canada Great Again written on it and it fits just right.  

[GostHacked]

Here is more. Even trying to get benefits can cause PTSD for those already suffering from that.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/veterans-disability-waiting-list-canada-1.4921209

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Well over 3,000 veterans waited over a year for their disability claims to be processed, reassessed or reviewed by Veterans Affairs Canada during the last budget year, according to new statistics tabled in Parliament.

Those long waits impose an unacceptable burden on the most badly injured former soldiers, said a veterans advocate who suffered through the same treatment just over two years ago when he filed his post-traumatic stress claim.

"You're sitting there in limbo," said Don Leonardo, a former peacekeeping soldier.

The figures, released last week in response to a written question posed by the Conservative opposition, revealed that in the 2017-18 budget year Veterans Affairs received 36,437 applications for benefits.

Of that number, 15,949 applications — 43 per cent of the total — were completed within the department's self-assigned target timeline of 16 weeks. A further 17,650 (48.2 per cent) took between four months and a year; 3,110 (8.5 per cent) of the applicants waited more than 12 months.