Re: Undocumented Workers Awarded 3.85 Million Dollars

[Guest guest]

I would feel certain that all the undocumented workers who did the grunt

work after Katrina feel just as outraged from the situation as everyone else

who have been made ill from environmental toxins with little regard for

human life. From a humanitarian standpoint, I am glad to see that these human

beings that were working dark age conditions were able to obtain some

justice for the total disregard for human life. Maybe it will send a message

that human life, no matter whose it is, has value not to be disregarded.

But, what about the US citizens of Libby, Montana? Where is their justice?

Where is the accountability for their illnesses and ours? Why are we, as

taxpayers, paying for the wrongs of industry over and over and over again?

WR Grace acquitted for asbestos injuries in Libby, Montana. May 2009

_http://chrisy58.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/w-r-grace-acquitted-in-libby-monta

na-asbestos-case/_

(http://chrisy58.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/w-r-grace-acquitted-in-libby-montana-a\

sbestos-case/)

Asbestos cleanup 'emergency' declared in Montana town, June 2009

_http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/montana.asbestos/_

(http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/06/17/montana.asbestos/)

Hopefully, a major component of health care reform will be to reform those

that are causing the increase in chronic illnesses in the US in a big way.

Medical Experts Prescribe Legislation to Help Prevent Cancer June 2009

_http://world-wire.com/news/0906150001.html_

(http://world-wire.com/news/0906150001.html)

This is no longer an esoteric debate between those who wear Birkenstocks

and those who wear $7000 suits. This is reality. If we, as a society, do

not get control of this, then we are doomed as nation to have our children

be chronically ill and 32 cents of every dollar go for useless

healthcare...while we turn a blind eye to what is destroying our nation.

Sharon

In a message dated 6/18/2009 6:58:23 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

ginloi@... writes:

That is because the injuries are " visible " and not generally " invisible " as

in mycotoxin injuries. And you can see burns and broken bones, but have to

fight to get a bronchoscopy to wash out your lungs and see what is down

there. It is maddening.

You can also see the incompetence right on the construction sites. No one

can cover that up. But they can come in a classroom at night and set up an

ozone machine or polyurethane the floors to mask the smell of the mold.

[Guest guest]

That is because the injuries are " visible " and not generally " invisible " as in

mycotoxin injuries. And you can see burns and broken bones, but have to fight to

get a bronchoscopy to wash out your lungs and see what is down there. It is

maddening.

You can also see the incompetence right on the construction sites. No one can

cover that up. But they can come in a classroom at night and set up an ozone

machine or polyurethane the floors to mask the smell of the mold.

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> THIS IS IT!!! I'VE HAD IT!!! I've been sick with permanent injuries

> for more than a decade and couldn't even get a WC case and these

> ......... move in and just look what we give them. My case is now going

> to Obama and NYS AG under the RICO act if I have to do it myself.

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http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/06/17/new.york.undocumented.workers.lawsuit/index.\

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[Guest guest]

In my case, UnitedHealth Care was in collusion with NYS WC and Unum to

deny cases. That's why I may try to get something done through the

RICO act, if possible.

Barth

www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

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g> That is because the injuries are " visible " and not generally " invisible " as

in mycotoxin injuries. And you can see burns and broken bones, but have to fight

to get a bronchoscopy to wash out your

g> lungs and see what is down there. It is maddening.

g> You can also see the incompetence right on the construction sites. No one

can cover that up. But they can come in a classroom at night and set up an

ozone machine or polyurethane the floors to

g> mask the smell of the mold.

[Guest guest]

" WE " didn't give them anything - they went thru the system & fought just like we

all are trying to do. The ones who are at fault are the employers who hire

illegals, pay them dirt wages & fail to adhere to basic safety regulations. If

there weren't jobs, even low paying as they are, the illegals wouldn't come.

I live in the upper midwest & was amazed to see a billboard advertizing jobs

" for all " from a company 1 mile from my home at the Arizona-Mexican border.

The fact that they won had nothing to do with how we are all doing in our cases.

I'm glad someone wins once in awhile.

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> THIS IS IT!!! I'VE HAD IT!!! I've been sick with permanent injuries

> for more than a decade and couldn't even get a WC case and these

> ......... move in and just look what we give them. My case is now going

> to Obama and NYS AG under the RICO act if I have to do it myself.

>

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http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/06/17/new.york.undocumented.workers.lawsuit/index.\

html

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