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(@Al Dorado)
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Honoring our Veterans

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(@dickjwa)
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Beautiful



   
(@100ford2003)
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Thanks Al. Those are great pics!



   
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Tim Kubiak
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To all our veterans reading this blog...THANK YOU for your service!!



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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No citizens are treated more shamefully by their governments than the heros of war.

Figures show that each day 17 veterans take their own lives, while 40 thousand are thought to be homeless.
These people need more than platitudes, they need tangible help; they have earned at least that, but they are just not getting what they so desperately need.



   
(@Al Dorado)
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Like him or not, we have a Pres. who genuinely loves our veterans and is overhauling the VA:

There is more to do but it's a good start. You'll never see this in the lying CIA fake news media. Check it out:

https://www.promiseskept.com/achievement/overview/veterans/



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Most of the initiatives to improve housing for vets are community based. A Home Depot store in the

Mid-West is donating materials to build small cottage style housing for homeless vets in the area. The Presidents initiatives are to be applauded. But sometimes bureaucracy weighs down good intentions. But a decent workable framework put in place by either State or Federal governments gives official recognition to the needs of Veterans. Nothing really changes much at grond level without adequate and responsibly administered funding.



   
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