Veterans Personal Information Stolen
When I heard about this article on Monday I was a little concerned. But I did not think much of it, I just thought that a disk was lost or stolen until I heard that the person was not supposed to have taken the information home. This is my problem with this:
"They believe that this was a random burglary and not targeted at this data," Nicholson added, saying there had been a series of burglaries in the community where the employee lived.
Liars! This is how this was played out, this worker STOLE the information with the intent to sell it. He then had his partners break in to the other homes in him neighborhood in order too look like a “random” burglary. If this was a random robbery then why did they only take a laptop and external heard drive? Why didn’t they take the T.V. or microwave DVD player or some thing else of value?
I smell cover up!
Then there is this article the next day. Why did the FBI wait 3 weeks to tell the public (i.e. me) that my information had been stolen weeks ago? The article says that “The computer disk contained the names, Social Security numbers and birth dates of every living veteran from 1975 to the present”. What does that mean? Does that mean everyone that was born after 1975 or everyone that has served in that time frame?
This article helps as much as screen doors on fucking a submarine. The VA sent a letter to veterans informing them of the stolen data. Anyone with questions can contact the agency at 1-800-333-4636 or through the federal government's Web portal, www.firstgov.gov.
Letter? What fucking letter? I haven’t gotten gawd dam any letter? And that web site is as clear as brownie mix. Looks like I an going to have to call Jan Strathman with channel 41‘s Call for Action, Or I could call Fox 4’s Problem Solvers as long as I don’t have to talk to that fucking douche bag John Holt fuck he is annoying.
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