52,275 U.S. Military & Veteran Suicides Since 9/11

Even when the Digg is not close to going popular, and even when the Digg is almost pure data from the source, he will show up to insert his ignorance or lies.

He must have a horrible life.

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equals endless human suffering.

END THE BIG LIE

and all the other people and disinformationalist who defend the governments official story of 9/11

Take this to heart.. your karma is going to pay ten fold for maintaining the lie.

How many were on anti depression drugs.

I would not be surprised if this doesn't have an effect on these poor soles.

To all of them: thank you for your service.

War Is A Racket

you can follow this suggestion....if not these young men will continue to die. VA figures have the suicide number at 17%.

The same group of families that own the Fed and the Bank of England are to blame.

Did you know the US Army killed 1.4 million Philipinos during the war...do you know which war or when? The families control what is in your history books.

These families are the sick men behind all of our wars.

As soon as we focus on them and their central banks the wars will end and the young men will stop committing suicide.

Until then,the young me die. They die because we all support the lie by believing in it.

The own the bank that controls your life...tell everyone the truth and the lie will end..

Schulze's father and stepmother, Jim and Marianne Schulze of rural Stewart, Minn., say their son would be alive today if the VA had acted on his pleas for admittance. They say they heard him tell VA staff in St. Cloud that he felt suicidal -- in person on Jan. 11 at the hospital, and over the phone on Jan. 12.

On the evening of Jan. 16, Schulze called family and friends to tell them that he was preparing to kill himself. They called New Prague police, who smashed in the door and found him hanging from an electrical cord. Police attempted to resuscitate him, but it was too late.

After Schulze left the Marines in late 2005, he continued to have aching memories of combat.

"When he got back from Iraq he was mentally scattered," said his older brother Travis, who also served there with the Marines.

Much of Jonathan Schulze's anguish seemed to relate to combat in Ramadi in April 2004. Schulze, who carried a heavy machine gun, wrote his parents that 16 Marines, many of them close friends, had died in two afternoons of firefights and bombings. Twice he was wounded but didn't tell his parents, not wanting them to worry. He wrote them about dismembered bodies. About youth and combat and disillusionment. And about the bombs.

"I pray so much over here and ask God to keep me out of harm's way and to make it back home alive and in one piece," he wrote Jim and Marianne in May 2004. "I bet I easily pray over a dozen times a day and I always pray while I am on patrol as I am terrified of getting hit by an IED aka a bomb. Our vehicle elements and Marines on patrols are getting hit hard by these bombs the Iraqis plant all over and hide on the ground."

Schulze carried guilt that fellow Marines died. He wanted to return to Iraq to somehow redeem himself, said his father, who did three tours of duty in Vietnam.

Because of that, Schulze at first resisted counseling, Jim Schulze said: "Being a Marine, he was too proud to get help. They want to make you impervious of any emotion. And when you get out it's almost impossible to put it back the way it was."

http://www.startribune.com/local/11605966.html

~peace

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I just wish they would have taken a couple of the reasons why they went in the first place down with them...

Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God. I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.”
– Patrick Henry, speech to the Virginia Convention