U.S. citizens will learn. 3-31-08

U.S. citizens will learn. 3-31-08
Peter Macdonald465 Packersfalls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217
Do the judges and elected officials believe that the people will never hear my words. To intentionally stop a (disabled service connected 100%) Veteran’s medical care for political self gain is against the law. To stop any ones medical care for any reason, especially to harm that person is a morale as well as legal crime. The news media and others call the VA to ask if my medical was stopped and the answer is “Mr. Macdonald has a head injury so he dreams up a these stories”. They are right, I do have a head injury.
I do not remember any part of my life before my head injury when I first jointed the Marine Corps. I met my mother , father, sister and brothers after I returned from a 31 month overseas tour. I can be fine on most days but sometimes I do not remember my wife, kids, whom I am or where I am. Then I am fine again. I broke my back during a Vietnam Offensive. I was blown off a runway during another Vietnam offensive and lost most of my hearing in both ears. This past year I was diagnosed with PTSD because I every day since I returned in 74 have flash backs to my first kill. The newspapers believe the opinion of a disabled Veteran should not be published. The VA to cover up this crime has reinstated my medical care on a limited, substandard, token visits just to claim that I do get care. My head injury is service connected. For the VA or NH government to use my medical care as a weapon for any reason other than the benefit of the veteran constitutes a crime. I volunteer every day since I returned to this country from the Vietnam conflict to help others. I have violated no law. The NH government, law enforcement and elected officials have violated the law to stop my exposing Judge Peter Fauver’s criminal violations of the Constitution to intentionally harm a Madbury NH family.
This letter contains some serious charges by a 100% disabled U.S. Marine. Letters to the Editor written by a disabled veteran whom wishes to expose in his opinion to the public criminal judges and others should not be edited or censored. The U.S. currently treats disabled Veterans as second class citizens weather you the public wish to believe it or not. If the VA or NH government does not like a disabled Veteran they can stop his medical care and cover it up because the news will disregard the story.
Peter Macdonald. Sgt USMC Semper Fi