hello
I order direct to the VA THEY ARE IN DENVER COLORADO
JUST GIVE THEM YOU R MACHINE TYPE NAME AND NUMBER AND THEY CAN HELP
asap here is a number 877-677-8710 try them they can forward you to the proper person in charge of supplies
Placing the Service Officers on a Military Base is great but what about the veterans who are separated? Just how difficult will it be for us to access a base. What about when the bases are locked down due some type of alert.
Seems that those of us are SLO, if we don’t have a military retired i.d.
In the case of Army veteran Slade Douglas, who was awarded $6.8 million in January 2026, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) played a central role by initiating the chain of events through what legal filings characterized as a “government-sanctioned swatting”.
According to court records and legal claims, the VA’s involvement included:
Retaliatory Reporting: An employee of the VA’s Veterans Crisis Line (VCL) allegedly made a false report of suicidal ideation against Douglas. This occurred after Douglas had filed a formal discrimination complaint against the VA with the President of the United States.
False Allegations: The VA contacted the LAPD to request a wellness check based on these manufactured claims, intentionally labeling Douglas a threat despite no evidence of a mental health crisis.
Destruction of Evidence: According to disclosures from the National Archives and Records Administration, the VCL intentionally deleted recordings of the phone calls from that day. These recordings reportedly contained the false suicide claims used to trigger the police response.
Inter-Agency Conflict: Douglas’s legal team argued that the VA used government resources to “silence” a veteran advocate. The lawsuit alleged that the VA’s actions transcended local jurisdiction, forming an inter-agency conspiracy that violated Douglas’s constitutional rights.
unfortunately, veteran law makers are sometimes the biggest clowns to fellow veterans. They look at it as they got theirs, so who cares for you…John McCain was notorious for being anti-veteran pro defense spending. He looked at veteran military pay as cutting into his DOD contract spending that he loved.
False it does not work, as a 100% Disabled Veteran battling many serous health issues by VA home is being foreclosed by SHellPoint with NO HELP for Veterans
After reading several articles about this, I can honestly say that his story doesn’t make sense. He says he was driving to work as a security guard at a dope farm. However, he was dressed in shorts and a hoodie? He says he didn’t want to miss his shift, but drove into a line of Federal Immigration Officers conducting a lawful operation and he just wanted to tell them that he worked there and didn’t want to miss work? Really? He says they aggressively took him into custody because he was trying to comply with their orders and he says he didn’t resist at all. Just too many inconsistencies to believe he was just caught up accidentally. If you saw a law enforcement action taking place, you don’t drive into it. You turn around and leave the area so the officers can conduct their duty safely. Those officers are looking for the people illegally in our country and thwarting off the people that are trying to stop them from doing their job. Sounds like he was trying to agitate the situation and got himself into a bad situation.
While I am not a disabled veteran, this is the very least we can do to show our disabled veterans we truly appreciate their sacrifice and service.
hello
I order direct to the VA THEY ARE IN DENVER COLORADO
JUST GIVE THEM YOU R MACHINE TYPE NAME AND NUMBER AND THEY CAN HELP
asap here is a number 877-677-8710 try them they can forward you to the proper person in charge of supplies
Thank you for bringing this up! We’ll address this point in the article.
Placing the Service Officers on a Military Base is great but what about the veterans who are separated? Just how difficult will it be for us to access a base. What about when the bases are locked down due some type of alert.
Seems that those of us are SLO, if we don’t have a military retired i.d.
I’d like to know what can be done to expedite medical needs
In the case of Army veteran Slade Douglas, who was awarded $6.8 million in January 2026, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) played a central role by initiating the chain of events through what legal filings characterized as a “government-sanctioned swatting”.
According to court records and legal claims, the VA’s involvement included:
Retaliatory Reporting: An employee of the VA’s Veterans Crisis Line (VCL) allegedly made a false report of suicidal ideation against Douglas. This occurred after Douglas had filed a formal discrimination complaint against the VA with the President of the United States.
False Allegations: The VA contacted the LAPD to request a wellness check based on these manufactured claims, intentionally labeling Douglas a threat despite no evidence of a mental health crisis.
Destruction of Evidence: According to disclosures from the National Archives and Records Administration, the VCL intentionally deleted recordings of the phone calls from that day. These recordings reportedly contained the false suicide claims used to trigger the police response.
Inter-Agency Conflict: Douglas’s legal team argued that the VA used government resources to “silence” a veteran advocate. The lawsuit alleged that the VA’s actions transcended local jurisdiction, forming an inter-agency conspiracy that violated Douglas’s constitutional rights.
unfortunately, veteran law makers are sometimes the biggest clowns to fellow veterans. They look at it as they got theirs, so who cares for you…John McCain was notorious for being anti-veteran pro defense spending. He looked at veteran military pay as cutting into his DOD contract spending that he loved.
False it does not work, as a 100% Disabled Veteran battling many serous health issues by VA home is being foreclosed by SHellPoint with NO HELP for Veterans
After reading several articles about this, I can honestly say that his story doesn’t make sense. He says he was driving to work as a security guard at a dope farm. However, he was dressed in shorts and a hoodie? He says he didn’t want to miss his shift, but drove into a line of Federal Immigration Officers conducting a lawful operation and he just wanted to tell them that he worked there and didn’t want to miss work? Really? He says they aggressively took him into custody because he was trying to comply with their orders and he says he didn’t resist at all. Just too many inconsistencies to believe he was just caught up accidentally. If you saw a law enforcement action taking place, you don’t drive into it. You turn around and leave the area so the officers can conduct their duty safely. Those officers are looking for the people illegally in our country and thwarting off the people that are trying to stop them from doing their job. Sounds like he was trying to agitate the situation and got himself into a bad situation.
Now is the time!!! The Democrats can get it introduced with the DHS funding bill.
NO RICHARD STAR ACT, NO DHS FUNDING!!
PERIOD!!!!!!!