Doors of preception

Doors of Perception
US Citizens see me as a bad, mentally ill person that exhibits signs of danger to the public. My head injury (TBI) and my PTSD are two of my four service connected disabilities that the VA has stopped my medical care for. My letters followed by ignorant comments gives the public a perception that reinforces the power of the government to continue stopping my medical care. I did in the beginning expect support from other veterans that perceive life from the experience that has been there and came back alive. These are the men and women perceived with silent demons that the public sees as wasted homeless citizens to lazy to achieve life’s goals the VA rejected to keep the budget for pet projects. Men and women that gave their lives for the USA perceived in this way. I stand with my hand out to these and any citizen, as a volunteer because helping others is my continued battle to make life back here in the USA better for all.
Any person, citizen of the USA must at all times retain the right to question and publicly take on the NH Supreme Court. The NH SC can never be allowed to refuse to take a case of a brother Attorney/Judge criminally violating the Constitution to enable government officials to take for their own personal gain from local resident with out compensation. Government retribution to stop public opinion of wrongs by the NH SC can never be censored by the news media. To stop a one hundred percent disabled US Military person’s medical care, as retribution cannot be tolerated. Civilized society to refuse to communicate with a disabled person as fear is a forced perception to enable a government cover-up. The question goes, bad person or a medically deprived US Marine being created as a danger to the public to alienate and invoke? The perception is ours.
How can the news media be given the right to censor the words of a US Military person asking the USA for help? Perception gives them to right to care for the safety of the public over the lives of all those we send of to fight on foreign soil that have the tenacity to come back alive. Perception gives rejection and reticule to power to let our government not see the wrongs bequeathed on the disabled coming back. A welcome home as a discharge into a society civilized enough to see danger to the public as a way to justify any perception the news media wants to place on us.
The perception my letters ramble on and make no rational since leads to the danger one has to see. Under the Americans with disabilities act what perception can the public get from the danger of letting the government use a 100% combat related disabled veteran/s medical care to stop free speech. You should see the bad in me because that is what they want you to see through the doors of preceptiion.
Peter Macdonald Sgt USMC Semper fi
465 Packers falls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217