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By: bosskitty

bosskitty — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 03:30:00 +0000

That’s a great resource you gave me. Do you think Mr Gatto would approve linking to him for this article? I would like you to post that same comment here. The few loyal readers I have left would enjoy it.
Its been a while since I’ve see you on TH. I’m not posting as often. Its a time management thing.
I am too often reminded of things that require major course correction. The VA system is one of my anger buttons. You can tell what most of my anger buttons are by my topics. I browse other country newspapers before I browse American Mainstream Corporate media. Otherwise, I would miss what is actually going on around the world.

By: opit

opit — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:51:19 +0000

Nice digs.It’s certainly clean and simple.
The forum I sent you to from Bluebloggin a while back is no longer available.
I wondered if you had recalled the copyrighted article cached there that outlined the bureaucratic game of segmenting responsibility through different agencies to establish a merry-go-round where responsibility could be shuffled back-and-forth interminably.
I see amino acids linked to positive response from trauma. That and a bit of futuristic memory wiping are all I can recall seeing on progress on PTSD – a chronically intractable affliction of soldiers ordered to do the things forbidden by society and sentiment again and again.
Sometimes you see particularly complete and cogent statements of the way things are. Here’s one
http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/2010/01/01/gangs-resources-and-the-truth-about-american-interventions-by-timothy-v-gatto/comment-page-1/#comment-112203