I want answers

I Want answers
With no memory from my Traumatic Brain Injury right out of Parris Island Marine Corps Boot camp life is a question. It has been over thirty years should there not be answers that I can accept by now. Who do you believe? Discrimination against US Military Veterans coming back runs rampart because this civilized society cannot accept what we did. The hidden agenda of cover up to make one believe every thing possible is being done at great expense to thank the citizens that went off to fight our wars. Homelessness, lack of medical care, neglect and ostracize to jail and loss of freedom happens to so few returning that the civilized society can rationalize it to the burden so few will place on so many by what money society puts forward to help might leave a few behind is ok. Discrimination by the news media to censor a US Military Veterans words is wrong. My words tell of the wrongs that taking my freedom to protect citizens with good reputations in government. I have no memory to guide me in my struggle coming back to the world (USA). My silence is to speak loudly for I cannot be restricted by the norms of society into compromise leaving some behind for the good of so many others. I killed in cold blood with no emotions for the good of mankind as a selfless pride fills my mind, as others just do not understand how one lives like this. I am a 100% disabled US Marine that the newspapers believe deserves the harm and discrimination our VA officials and government are placing on me for the safety of mankind. Stopping anyone’s medical care that does not obey government officials can be justified if the news media does not provoke the public awareness with the facts. The fact that I lost my memory as a US Marine is irrelevant. After losing my memory my MC tour took me overseas for thirty-one months. PTSD and two other combat related disabilities ravished my body to come back to be censored by the newspapers as discrimination is justified by the reasoning that the public safety comes first.
Discrimination is NH governor Lynch refusing to speak with a 100% disabled US Marine because of the character assignation by government officials telling the public with the help of the news media the danger my presents is. Discrimination is our government diminishing disabled US Marine’s guaranteed rights to stop my words of the NH Supreme Court’s harm to the citizens of NH. Discrimination is the News media and government singling me out because I refuse to stay silent of the wrongs being done to US Military Veterans across the USA. Discrimination is this civilized society claiming talk to avoid violence is the proper way refusing to speak to this one US Marine for the danger the MC image places on the safety of society.
I have no memory but something just does not seem right.
Peter Macdonald Sgt USMC semper fi
465 Packers falls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217
How many newspapers will print a letter that questions the newspaper’s ethics and response by a 100% disabled US Marine.