Theft of laptop puts thousands of identities at risk

VistA: the VA laptop was recovered but careers were not? Why is that: the chronicle lists the Veterans Administation laptop theft in late 2005 as
[Exact Date Unknown] Dept. of Veterans Affairs
(Washington, D.C.) A laptop being stored in the trunk of a car was stolen in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 2 people later reported identity fraud problems.

The data was never accessed on the laptop and one would have expected its recovery to be the end of the scandle. But it continues.

Over half a dozen have resigned or been forced out and now the headquarters of the department are being portrayed as opulant, a place where war profeteering is taking place.

I maintain that a public relations firm or Microsoft or the Gates Family is purposefully denegrating the Veterans Administration because of its award winning open source medical records system which has rights to the name VistA and competes with Microsoft's new Healthcare software division.

If the theory is correct, the Gates crime family is warring with the US government not unlike Talaban or Alcida. Its all so subtile but all so detremental to our society as it denighs the society the services of honest governement employees with software solutions Harvard recognizes as outstanding.

Frank L. Mighetto CCP; Posted by: mighetto Posted on: 08/14/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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