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: Of Arms and the LawRumors about Vets' Affairs being party to disarming vets
A report has been going around the internet that someone (unnamed) was asked three questions by a Vet Affairs screener and then told, off the record, that if he'd answered any "yes" he would have been reported to DHS and he would be disarmed. I found the report very fishy, and it appears to be without foundation.
Here's the response of the Military Officers Ass'n of America.
Here's VA Watchdog's response.
Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on May 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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