Robert L. Rosebrock

Eighty-five-year old World War II Veteran Dan Overmyer has called a press conference for 2 p.m. tomorrow, Veterans Day, to unite fellow Veterans and to declare opposition against the chained, padlocked front gates at the entry of the Los Angeles National Veterans Home while 20,000 fellow Veterans remain homeless on the dangerous streets of Los Angeles.

Attention Veterans and Friends of Veterans: Sunday afternoon will mark our 80th consecutive Sunday Rally to “Save Our Veterans Land,” that is the National Veterans Home, from preying entrepreneurs. Our rally is at the northeast corner of Wilshire and San Vicente boulevards.

I don't know if you all saw the article recently about U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Ca).

When testifying before her in Congress, Sen. Boxer admonished a Brigadier General because he addressed her as “ma'am” and not “Senator.”

Previously, ‘Outrage Over VA Spying on Veterans in Their 60s, 70s and 80s’

Dear President Obama:

Last Sunday, June 28, 2009, is a day that will live in both infamy and honor in the lives of America's Military Veterans and We the People.

At our 65th consecutive Sunday Rally to “Save Our Veterans Land,” which was last week on Flag Day, we had our American flags hanging upside down.

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Previously, “L.A.’s Royalty Must Serve Veterans, Not  Rule Against Them”

Unfortunately, during the past two Presidential administrations, military Veterans have painfully watched this sacred land that was specifically deeded in their behalf prostituted away for non-Veteran use, with no effective line of defense against the egregious land grabbing.

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For decades, Los Angeles County has been the most populous county in the nation, more than 10 million residents. 

Moreover, there are more than 400,000 Veterans living within L.A. County and more than one million who live within 50 miles of the VA Greater West Los Angeles Healthcare System, the largest VA in the nation.

Previously, “An Ardent Plea to President to  Reverse a Scandalous Situation”

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans:

As you will recall, one of the first things that President Obama did upon taking office four months ago was to announce that his administration was adopting a policy of general principles on transparency and open government.

Apparently the West Los Angeles VA bureaucrats didn't get the memo.

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans:

Please read the following speech that Judge Vince Okamoto of Inglewood gave a little more than a month ago.