Re: Mold conditions at Walter Hospital questioned

[Guest guest]

I have been keeping a close eye on this story. Yes you could see them

painting over the mold. I sent a my local press the Amarillo VA

Hospital article also. And to see all these people guilty on tv trying

to explain the negligence. I can't wait for the day when the people

that have written and denied the seriousness of mold illness are on tv

squirming and trying to explain themselves how they let our country

down.

that

>

> In the congressional hearings today regarding the problems taking

place at

> the Walter Medical Center, Rep. Betty McCollum addressed Maj.

Gen.

> Weightman the [former] Commander of Walter from 2006-07 who was

relieved

> of service (and does appear to have been scapegoated).

[Guest guest]

It's so pitiful since these men are sick anyway and amputees trying to

heal, maybe get sick from mold too, not from war. Young men, just

starting out in life. Terrible really! Maybe we should say something

about them painting over the mold. Is that what you saw on television

or read???

--- In , " ldelp84227 " <ldelp84227@...>

wrote:

>

> I have been keeping a close eye on this story. Yes you could see

them painting over the mold.

[Guest guest]

This is what the government is trying to do under this administration,

turn much of government work over to private companies. They say it

is more cost effective but they are giving work to their friends.

They have done some of this with other government agencies and cost

was more. When they turn government work over to private industries,

private industries also get access to information about citizens they

should not have.

>

> I don't know how many of you listen to Air America, but it's been

all over the airways today that since 2004 Walter has been r