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Author: JustMeJustMe
Date: Dec 31, 2006 22:07
The Department of Veterans Affairs is helping some veterans get generic
prescriptions for half the VA price. Veterans in health care priority
categories 4 through 8 normally must make an $8 co-pay for drugs from the VA
that might be available at the $4 rate being offered by Wal-Mart Stores
Inc., and Target Corp. VA deputy undersecretary William Feeley has told VA
providers they can write prescriptions that can be filled at any
private-sector pharmacy. They cannot transfer the veterans' prescriptions
directly to a private-sector pharmacy, but they can write new prescriptions
if they meet state requirements and cancel existing VA prescriptions.
For the $4 drugs available at Wal-Mart, visit
http://i.walmart.com/i/if/hmp/fusion/genericdruglist.pdf, and for the Target
drugs go to
http://sites.target.com/images/pharmacy/pharmacy_4dollar_program_list.pdf.
[Source: Armed Forces News 15 Dec 06]
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Author: JustMeJustMe
Date: Dec 31, 2006 22:05
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S (VFW) filed an Amicus, or Friend of
the Court brief 20 DEC in the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of veteran Ellis
C. Smith. He is seeking to overturn a lower court decision that allowed the
Department of Veterans Affairs to rate tinnitus as a single disability,
regardless of whether it affects one or both ears. VFW Commander-in-Chief
Gary Kurpius, a Vietnam veteran from Anchorage AK said, "The VFW intervened
in this court case to protect the rights of all veterans who were denied
similar claims." Smith, an Army veteran, suffers from service-connected
tinnitus in both ears. The VA approved his initial claim but as a single
disability. Currently, a single tinnitus disability rating is 10%%, which is
compensated at $112 per month. A dual tinnitus...
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Author: Daryl HuntDaryl Hunt
Date: Dec 31, 2006 21:31
"P. Poppycock" wrote in message
news:j5i62.j2g.19.1@news.alt.net...> George Orwell wrote:
>> As you can see Rodger Frego has continued to harass this group using the
>> Google usenet service game again along with his fake IDs, so be prepared
>> for months more of Rodger's bullshit. This is what happens when Rodger
>> goes into the manic phase of his mental disorder. Funny thing though, at
>> the beginning Rodger may have just thought everyone was against him. His
>> vile disposition and sophomoric conduct over time just guaranteed it.
>>
>> Our wanna-be Internet Terrorist is the product of an unhappy childhood,
>> molestations, and beatings at home. Rodger was forced by the judge to
>> pick
>> jail or the Army (See State of Texas Court Records for Navasota, TX).
>> Unfortunately, for our country he picked the service, but was retired
>> medically under Section 8 for Progressive Freogosis. This organic
>> degradation leads to socially unacceptable behavior such as
>> lying,thievery,
>> forgery, phallic worship, blatant racism and unbridled buggery. He likes
>> to tell everyboy he was a "Combat Cook" and has a "gimmie" Bronze ...
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Author: ChasChas
Date: Dec 31, 2006 20:29
"brian w edginton" bigpond.com> wrote> You are kidding....right?
Yeah; they see any display of gratitude as a weakness.
> The bombs are going off as never before........Iraqis are dying at an
> unprecedented rate.
> American and Brit casualties are, pretty much, insignificant by
> comparison.
Yup; great war- one of the most successful in human history; comparable only
to the 1st Gulf War in it's success by any measure.
> Saddam was a vicious, nasty turd.....no doubt.
> But life for the average Iraqi has not improved one jot.
Fewer people being fed into woodchippers; fewer brides raped by Saddam's
sons; a lot fewer people being killed by gas; fewer regional problems.
> Hanging the arsehole was fine....but it was symbolic. No more than a
> gesture.
Extinguished the hope for his return to power- there can be no more
'insurgency', only 'civil war' or 'terrorist actions'- makes the rules of
engagement a bit easier on us.
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Author: Melanie FordMelanie Ford
Date: Dec 31, 2006 19:29
brian w edginton bigpond.com> wrote :
> On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 17:02:32 -0800, Alan Moore
> comcast.net> wrote:
> >>In other news, 3000 Americans have now given their lives to relieve
>>Iran of its worst enemy. I hope they appreciate...
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Author: Borat! (TEXT & HTML)Borat! (TEXT & HTML)
Date: Dec 31, 2006 17:12
Borat! The Mouse Roared:
A real man was hanged December, 30, 2006.
Iraq Prime Minister Maliki, who signed the execution order the
day before
Saddam's hanging, is a long-term member of the Dawa party and had himself
been sentenced to death by Saddam back in 1980 before fleeing the country.
The U.S. appointed Maliki because they knew he had to kill the
(Sunni)
Saddam Hussein before Saddam Hussein killed him, and he was a Shiite
that the U.S. could use to "fight Shi'ite's on Sunni's and Sunni's
on Shi'ite's.".
The U.S. seeks the destruction of Iraq, it's tribalism culture,
and history,
and insert Democracy for the Christians, who will inevitably have to
fight
the radical Islamists, while the U.S. builds large military
fortresses, and
an embassy to try and control the Mid-East oil markets. :-D
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Author: POIUYTPOIUYT
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:44
.S. Deaths Confirmed By The DoD: 2991
Reported U.S. Deaths Pending DoD Confirmation: 9
Total 3000
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