Edward Peruta
Regular Member
Newtown parents complain to the HTFD Courant"on the blood of their dead children"
What goes around comes around.
12 Families of Newtown victims seem upset with those that don't listen to their pleas, and believe that funds were raised on the blood of their dead children.
I for one believe that those that oppose the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms used the blood of the Newtown Children to further their political goals and asperations.
They didn't care about our concerns or frustrations, so I'm not going to worry about theirs.
I predict that it's only a matter of time before lawsuits are filed!!!
Here is the link to the Courant Story. http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-sandyhook-families-unitedway-20130705,0,2166228.story
"In a meeting with The Courant this week, members of 12 of the families agreed to speak about their frustrations on the condition that their names not be published. The group has been battling with the Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation Inc. for months over the dispersement of the fund.
The family members say the group has ignored their pleas to bring in an independent party to oversee the process.
The foundation has maintained it was never intended to be a victim's compensation fund and that the $7.7 million that will go to the 40 families is more than fair, while family members say they have lost all trust in the board which raised money on the blood of their dead children."
What goes around comes around.
12 Families of Newtown victims seem upset with those that don't listen to their pleas, and believe that funds were raised on the blood of their dead children.
I for one believe that those that oppose the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms used the blood of the Newtown Children to further their political goals and asperations.
They didn't care about our concerns or frustrations, so I'm not going to worry about theirs.
I predict that it's only a matter of time before lawsuits are filed!!!
Here is the link to the Courant Story. http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-sandyhook-families-unitedway-20130705,0,2166228.story
"In a meeting with The Courant this week, members of 12 of the families agreed to speak about their frustrations on the condition that their names not be published. The group has been battling with the Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation Inc. for months over the dispersement of the fund.
The family members say the group has ignored their pleas to bring in an independent party to oversee the process.
The foundation has maintained it was never intended to be a victim's compensation fund and that the $7.7 million that will go to the 40 families is more than fair, while family members say they have lost all trust in the board which raised money on the blood of their dead children."
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