Re: Just In: GAO: MOLD Audit Sept. 2008

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It would have been nice to get more of a admission that the government has

been covering up the mold issue rather than simply an admission that mold

makes people ill, which we all know.

Without an admission of guilt, a confession, as it were, we are going to

have to take the government to court, a difficult proposition now as they

shed assets in preparation for the accounting to come.

What this means is that people are going to have to prove the cover up in

court and then try to sue the government along with the private entities

that injured them. In the political situation, that may be impossible.

So, now we have hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of people who

have been injured, through government/industry " toxic " collusion, and almost

everybody responsible still gets off scot free, leaving the victims often

virtually uninsurable and with huge medical costs, not to mention years of

lost salaries, pensions, etc. with no hope of getting back on the horse as

long as they are ill. With the way the job market works, an absence of a few

years, even with no illness, is like throwing your degree away, so we have

an additional loss to the victims of millions of dollars spent investing in

their own educations. Could they (the young ones, at least) at least get

their student loans forgven?

Something is SERIOUSLY wrong with this picture.

On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 6:49 PM, <Nomoreschoolmold@...> wrote:

> Click here: schoolmoldhelp.org - Just In: GAO: MOLD Audit Sept.

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