Robert L. Rosebrock

Kids Soccer vs. Homeless Veterans

General Eric K. Shinseki (USA Ret.) Secretary, Department of Veterans Affairs Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Secretary: Since you were appointed Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) less than two years ago, three major parcels of Veterans land at the Los Angeles National Veterans Home have been leased to non-Veteran, special-interest, non-profit corporations.

Stop the Onslaught of Veteran Genocide

War is Hell! Whether America’s military men and women are fighting a war or trying to heal from fighting a war, it’s always hell because the war never ends. When our military Troops go to war, they serve under the Department of Defense as highly trained professional warriors who are equipped with the finest defense weapons in the world to defeat the toughest enemies in the world.

America abandon homeless veterans!

How could such a brazen invasion possibly occur in America with the strongest national defense in the world? And how could the takeover happen on land that was exclusively deeded to America’s Military Veterans 122 years ago as a permanent and safe haven to heal from defending our nation?

Clarifiction of LA Marathon on VA property

It is my understanding that there will be Disabled Veterans participating in the LA Marathon by running, walking and in wheel chairs.

Disabled Veterans Locked Out From Their “Home”

Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans: Following is letter and photos sent to Secretary Shinseki regarding the incredible abusive treatment to Veterans, particularly Disabled American Veterans, at yesterday's scheduled Veterans Appreciation Day celebration of the 122nd Anniversary of the Land Grand Deed of 1888. This is inhuman what our government is doing to America's Veterans. Remember, there's a dog park on Veterans land, a playground for a wealthy private school, a storage lot for used cars, a proposed public park, etc., yet Veterans are locked out from an approved and scheduled event to honor the Land Grantors who gifted this property for Veterans use only.

Veterans accuse the VA of Stolen Valor

American Military Veterans in their 60s, 70s and 80s from World War II, Korean War and the Vietnam War are filing a formal complaint with the U.S. Attorneys Office of the Department of Justice requesting a full investigation into the Los Angeles VA, local politicians, and a neighboring homeowner group for desecrating and defaming their Honorable Duty to our Country and misappropriating billions of dollars of Veterans’ sacred land for non-Veteran use.

Is it Torture When an American Veteran is Homeless?

Do Americans torture, or do we not! That's the big question in the ongoing debate regarding a waterboarding technique used by the military and CIA to interrogate a few suspected terrorists in order to obtain information that could prevent any future attacks on the United States.   This back and forth battle of partisan politics has itself become torturous. As a result, everyone seems to have their own head under water because nobody is asking the most important question of the day: Is it torture when an American Veteran is Homeless? The answer is unequivocal: Absolutely!

So why isn't this the paramount issue and concern of every American that appreciates his or her own freedom and safety? And why isn't our government protecting and defending those who have protected and defended America's citizenry instead of making it a priority of defending and protecting thug terrorists that would like to kill every American citizen?