Obiwan
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- Mar 22, 2015
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And yet the VA thinks they can....And ONLY a COURT can make that ruling not a Government agency.what you were referring to doesn't matter. the 1968 gca says that once adjudicated as a mental defective it becomes illegal for the person to own or purchase guns and ammunition.Those are all "in-house", dealing with the benefits that the VA oversees, per federal law...You obviously have no understanding of the VA and especially the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) side of the VA house! Adjudication of submitted claims for pension, disability and survivor claims is what they do. If one takes the time to actually read and understand the LAW codified at 38 USC §§ 101-8528 and then the same for the VBA REGULATIONS codified at 38 CFR Book B, ADJUDICATION, one can clearly see the VBA's authority to adjudicate; it comes from Congress via statute.The VA isn't a "lawful authority", dumbass....
So, again, they have no authority to adjudicate ANYTHING!!!!!
As a matter of fact, ANY ADJUCATED claim processed by the VBA with a final decision must be timely appealed through the VA process. That includes going up to the US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims under the VA umbrella and beyond to the US Circuit Court of Appeals and even up to the SCOTUS.
I dealt with the VBA for over two fucking years so I had time to learn an awful lot over that time to perfect my claim. Please, do not mark me a supporter of the VA of either the health or benefits side.
I was referring to something entirely different in my post- the determination that somebody is legally mentally defective, and therefore subject to losing their Second Amendment rights (which fall under the purview of the courts)....
I should have been clearer....
SHOCK REPORT - Veterans Receive Letters From VA Prohibiting Ownership or Purchase of Firearms - The Gateway Pundit
This must be Barack Obama’s way of thanking our veterans for serving.
US veterans are receiving letters from the government informing them that they are disabled and not allowed to own, purchase or possess a firearm. If the veteran does decide to purchase a firearm he will by fined, imprisoned or both.
This comes on page 2 of the VA letter.
Constitutional Attorney Michael Connelly, J.D. reported this at Red Flag News.
How would you feel if you received a letter from the U.S. Government informing you that because of a physical or mental condition that the government says you have it is proposing to rule that you are incompetent to handle your own financial affairs? Suppose that letter also stated that the government is going to appoint a stranger to handle your affairs for you at your expense? That would certainly be scary enough but it gets worse.
What if that letter also stated: “A determination of incompetency will prohibit you from purchasing, possessing, receiving, or transporting a firearm or ammunition. If you knowingly violate any of these prohibitions, you may be fined, imprisoned, or both pursuant to the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, Pub.L.No. 103-159, as implemented at 18, United States Code 924(a)(2).”?