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My name is Oliver B. Mitchell III. I was born and raised in the sunny and beautiful city of Los Angeles, California. I'm a former Marine who served during Desert Storm from the period of '91 to '02. I began my career with the Department of Veterans Affairs in '04 to '05 and then from '08 to '11. As a result of discrimination and whistleblowing I was forced to resign because my vision of healthcare was different from those superior to me.
The events as described might seem fictional, far fetched and even unimaginable to some, however, the following events are supported by fact's and evidence as evinced within my complaints.
Simply put, my story is about a Veteran who worked for an agency tasked with the care of Veterans who was discriminated against because I'm a Veteran.
This blog is dedicated to the many men and women who have fought bravely, served effortlessly and dedicated their lives to this great nation.
This blog is dedicated to the employees of the Department of Veterans Affairs who work tirelessly providing care, compassion and empathy to our nations Veterans.
This blog is dedicated to my many friends, family, loved ones and supporters who have supported me throughout this troubling ordeal.
To you all I say thank you and best wishes to all.
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ReplyDeleteSee video about abuse within Veterans Affairs Dishonoring America's Veterans and Civil Servants at http://youtu.be/ua6un2diBck
DeleteThank you for taking a stand to address dysfunction within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Thank you also for joining in a recently released statement by veterans, members of The Coalition For Change, Inc. (C4C), calling for the U.S. Congress and the Obama administration to stop the political power play and to mandate that federal supervisory and management officials face discipline for willfully breaking civil rights and whistleblower-protection laws. For certain - "The unrestrained retaliatory actions the VA supervisors take against subordinate employees cripples the agency's healthcare system and stifles many employees from exposing unfair customs, unsafe conditions and unlawful practices,"
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