After nearly three years of battling VA bureaucrats, a wealthy homeowner group and complicit politicians over the abuse and misappropriation of Veterans’ property, the Veterans Revolution has fundamentally brought an end to the “homeless Veteran” problem, as we know it in Los Angeles County.

Here is a letter I sent yesterday to Steve Lopez, Page 2 columnist for the Los Angeles Times. I cc’d a copy to Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, Secretary, Dept. of Veterans Affairs:

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans

Dear Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans:

Dec. 8, 2010

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors: Zev Yaroslavsky and Mark Ridley-Thomas

When it comes to Congressional, uh, “ethics,” U.S. Rep. Charlie Rangel’s conviction last week wasn’t close when compared to the abuse of power that U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Westside) has committed as the entrusted steward to oversee and protect the Los Angeles National Veterans Home, the largest VA facility in the nation.

Gen. Eric K. Shinseki (USA Ret.)



Washington, D.C.



Why does our government spend billions of dollars to supposedly protect our California border with Mexico, yet thousands continue to enter our state illegally every day?

Fellow Californians:

After last week's overwhelming Democratic victory in California, capped by Jerry Brown's re-election as Governor, prepare for a major exodus of California businesses and residents to Texas.

Fellow Veterans and friends of Veterans:

Remember this date: Monday, Nov. 15, 10 a.m., in Courtroom 1 at 312 N. Spring St., downtown, when I, the plaintiff, will be seeking a summary judgment. (See the attachment.) It is very important that Veterans and non-Veterans attend this hearing.