Robert L. Rosebrock

Obama’s Flexibility With the Russian Navy Before the Election

During last night Presidential debate, our acting Commander-in-Chief tried to make fun of Governor Mitt Romney's call to strengthen our nation's Military by rebuilding our Navy.

Who is Al Smith?

Fellow Americans: Many of us watched some of the 67th Annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, particularly as President Obama and Governor Romney traded humorous barbs.

More Waxman Politics and Less Veteran Care

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veteran: The disrespect for disabled and homeless Veterans continues as the flagrant misuse of their facilities will now be used to hold an adversarial political debate on behalf of both political party's presidential candidates at the VA's Wadsworth Theater on Sunday, November 4th / "40 HOURS to DECIDE." The debate will be between husband / wife team Democrat James Carville and Republican Mary Matalin.

Leaders of the Jackass Party

Last night’s Vice-Presidential debate resembled a three-ring circus. Martha Raddatz was the ring-master who kept controlling and taming the elephant, Paul Ryan. Meanwhile, the circus clown, Joe Biden continuously distracted the main show by bringing attention to himself with his patented sophomoric grinning, smirking, laughing, mocking, sighing, snickering, guffawing, chuckling, eye rolling, flailing of hands, finger-pointing, interrupting, and petty whining.

It’s Time to Return to America’s Original Way of Life

Fellow Americans: For those who grew up when America was America, we naturally long for the "good old days."

Honoring America’s Military Veterans today

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans Today is a special Veterans Day because it falls on 11-11-11, and it won't happen for another 100 years.

What Time is It?

• It’s a time for asking what our country can do for us is instead of asking what we can do for our country.

The Risk Taker vs. The Profit Taker

• It’s the American entrepreneur, not the government who takes the risk to build a new business to benefit America’s citizenry and enhance our economy.

Bring our exiled veterans ‘home’

Our government provides shelter, beds, meals and care for hardened criminals in local, state and federal prisons and for thug terrorists at Camp Gitmo, while homeless Veterans have been forgotten, exiled and dispossessed in our own country.

Tribute to 90-year-old World War II Veterans

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans: Today, we held our 171st consecutive Sunday Rally to "Save Our Veterans Land," and to "Bring Our Homeless Veterans HOME." Today, being Father's Day, we naturally had a shortage of supporters. However, we are enormously proud to announce that we had two 90-year old World War II Veterans join and lead today's Rally. What a commitment!

Pampered Prisoners and Homeless Veterans

Well, well, well … the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that California’s state prison population has been overcrowding its facilities and the criminal thugs incarcerated there are being mistreated and need better housing with tender love and care. Otherwise, they need to be released back into society.

20,000 homeless Veterans in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles Times Dear Editor: Re: Today's Editorial - "Let Rahm run" It is simply amazing that the Los Angeles Times finds it important enough to write an editorial about the Chicago mayoralty race and defending the residency of Rahm Emanuel, President Obama's former chief of staff.

Your Column and Truth in Advertising

Mr. Al Martinez, Columnist, Los Angeles Daily News Dear Mr. Martinez Re: Your column "We all died that tragic day in Tucson" This may come as a shock, but we did not "all" die a little that tragic day in Tucson. Accordingly, that does not make any of us bad or uncaring people.

Ending the homeless Veteran problem, as we know it

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.

Putting a Face on Homeless Veterans

Steve Lopez, Lead Columnist "Los Angeles Times" Dear Mr. Lopez: Thanks for your recent articles about Veterans helping Veterans and essentially doing the work of the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Veterans “Homeless Emergency Plan”

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans. Attached is Phase I of the Grand Plan and homeless emergency proposal toward fulfilling our mission: "Bring Our Homeless Veterans HOME."

NEWS you won’t read in the “Brentwood News”

Here is the link to "Canada Free Press's" publication of a letter sent Friday night to General Eric Shinseki, Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs: And following below is another letter sent to the Secretary last night. Thanks again to "Canada Free Press" for publishing this message about the Veterans Homeless Emergency Plan and the misappropriation of Veterans land and the abuse of homeless and Disabled Veterans.

All those who served us want for Christmas

General Eric K. Shinseki (USA Ret.) Secretary, Department of Veterans Affairs Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Secretary: It's cold and rainy here in Southern California. There are 20,000 of our fellow Veterans who are homeless in Los Angeles County.

Thank God for “Canada Free Press”

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans: "Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Zev Yaroslavsky and Mark Ridley-Thomas" It is simply astonishing that Veterans have to go out of the Country they pledged their lives to defend, which includes the U.S. Constitution and the right to "Freedom of the Press," to get press coverage on the homeless Veteran issue where Veterans' own sacred land is being stolen away for non-Veteran use.

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

Re: Your Motion to end Veteran homelessness by 2016 Dear Supervisors: Once again, the Band Aid comes out to falsely cover the apparent unsightliness of homeless Veterans. Unfortunately, the pain never goes away.