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1990 study by The Ohio State University showed as many
as 30,000 veterans were homeless over the past year. The federal government
studies show on any given night, 150,000 veterans are homeless and that
500,000 veterans are homeless annually. The National Coalition for the
Homeless says the numbers are higher. There are more homeless Vietnam
veterans in America than died in that war. Where are the protesters? Where
are the screaming students on our streets demanding that this terrible
wrong be righted? They are safe on our campuses while yet another group
of young men and women protect their way of life. In the near future there
will be another 170,000 men and women coming home from protecting our
way of life, our countries ideas. We cheered them as they left the bases
after 9/11. When they took Baghdad we stood around our TV’s hoping
that it was over. Many of these brave men and women will come home after
it is all over and try to start again the lives they put on hold to protect
our way of life. Please help Veterans First Foundation help those that
cannot put the horrors of war out of their minds. Help us help the men
and women that will have to wait for the wheels of the government to turn
so that they can begin to heal. |
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