Andrea Bulfinch Reporter Dover nh fosters

Confusing So many people talk to me about the good thing that I am doing with the Cabins in the woods for homeless U.S. Military Veterans. Yes Rick Stevens and P&S sand and gravel did donate to get it started. Yes Ms. Bulfinch did write a good article for the Fosters newspaper about the Veteran Resort-Chapel at 101 Stepping Stone Rd Lee NH. My wife and I bought eleven-acres of waterfront property for the sole purpose of giving Homeless Veterans a place to live and can call home until they get back on their feet. This is an entire new venture for a 100% combat related disabled US Military Veteran. I am learning every day by talking to people and dreaming of the possible energy designating this land and buildings solely to help those veterans in need. My words are supported by my actions as I have volunteered everyday almost since coming back to the real world in 74 helping others. Editors and others may disbelieve my words but to keep their readers ignorant to the truth is causing more harm than good. Think (how if the newspapers would print my opinion letters just like this one) of that one homeless veteran warm in his or her own cabin for Christmas this year instead of the street. The unseen ramifications to censor the words of the people can have on any one individual. No one sees or hears about how one elected official did come out to the property in the rain. He spent extra time (even though appointment’s waited) walking the property and talking about it as the rain drenched us. NH Executive Councilor Chris Sununu did this as I hope he believes me when I tell him the lift mentally and physically this caring act gave me. Governor John Lynch and newly elected Governor Maggie Hassan have set US Military Veterans aside for whatever reason. So many people talk: for with the newspapers censoring my words this is the only way to inform the public and other elected officials. Public elected officials except for special one’s like Chris Sununu only seems to help if it helps promote their own character. This is why Ms. Bulfinch’s article was so important to making the public aware of someone building cabins in the woods for homeless U.S. Military Veterans. Newspaper articles inspire non-special elected officials’ to help. No one wants to see past the good that the Veterans Hospital does for so many Veterans. The few that the VA ignores or rejects because following or full filling the protocol of government requirements so few are unable to understand or meet are lost. The Red Flag is used against veterans suffering combat disabilities directly related to their time in the US Military under the word safety to satisfy this civilized society’s norm. Newspapers across the USA censor my letters for it just cannot happen in the USA that the VA stops my medical care for combat related disabilities until I stop writing opinion letters just like this one. So few people can see that 25 % of the homeless in the USA are US Military Veterans lost because of the government protocol. 600 Homeless Veterans in NH alone and growing. I cannot see how much Mr. Sununu is talking to other government officials about helping US Military Veterans. I wish Mr. Sununu would write an opinion letter telling society inspiring others to write one also to motivate those non-special politicians. The confusing mind this civilized society sees as a danger is I trying to accept that I came back alive from a place only God can justify. Peter Macdonald Sgt USMC Semper Fi 465 Packers falls rd Lee NH 03824 603-781-3839