Rearing it's ugly head once more...

Once again, ignorance rears it's ugly head...

Maybe it's just that I and about a hundred fifty or so other people heard Grossman say to vote NO for donating money to Honor Flight, but that is what the rest of us heard. 
Yes, even though he originally recommended to give them money, but he wants to put conditions on the donation. The money to go ONLY CV vets. Ridiculous! Especially when you consider that any eligible CV Vet will go regardless of any donation being made. Of course he came out with his traditional "I have CPA after my name" bologna. NEWSFLASH!!! No one cares! 
Then his friends print this on their blog:
The recommendation by Mr.Edward Grossman to send some money to our Honor Flight Veterans was passed. For only $5,000. Not as much as we wanted. But UCO did not ear mark this for only the Century Village Vets. Ed explained the law on this and it could have be so done. He wanted it to be specifically for the CV Vets. But the smart one is against Edward Grossman and he will always do the opposite to Ed's desires. So he chose to tell the CPA that he was wrong and so the money was donated to the Honor flight no strings attached. Not bad.

But the angry people came out and started an argument about who loves our Vets more. The worst example was Bob Rivera. He let us all know that he was the only Vet around. The rest of us Vets don't count. And Grossman was mis-aligned fiercely by Bob.

Gary, it's not who loves our vets more... and I am not saying nor never said I was the only vet around. On the contrary, I am for all vets. I wear a red shirt on Fridays because RED SHIRT FRIDAY IS FOR  Remember Everyone Deployed! 
Your attempt to make me look like I am thinking of myself as the only vet is ludicrous at best. I have been trying to curb my responses to the normal stupidity and ridiculousness of the so-called malcontents and their regular disturbances and rhetoric at the Delegate meetings. The idiocy of your comment above tells me that you simply need to take a step back, remove your head from Grossman's rear end and take a breath of fresh air.