Reply #22: I wouldn't be surprised

[maxrandb]

if we later find out that the guy who brought this info "accidentally" home knew what he had, and may have sold it.

How much do you think someone would pay for that info? Things that make you go...Hmmmm.

There needs to be some serious questions asked.

- Why was this info even stored on Vets?
- Why wasn't this info encrypted, or protected?
- Why did the VA wait 19 days to inform folks about this?
- Why do we allow this incompetent bastard to continue to be pretzledent?
- Is there anything these "blankers" are in charge of that is not as "effed-up" as a soup sandwich?
- Who pays to get these veterans fraud protection?
- What other info that the government has on American citizens has disappeared?
- Could this info be used by terrorist?
- Could this info be used for nefarious political reasons?
- Do these 26.5 million vets begin to receive direct mail from the RNC?

This stinks to high heaven. I understand that people make mistakes, but Jim Nicholson, and whoever else is involved in this "derilection of duty" should go to jail.

When do we start to hold our government accountable????