u/lastofthefinest

Background on me, I am already a 100% disabled Operation Enduring Freedom veteran of the Marine Corps, Army, and National Guard. I served for 10 years; 6 active and 4 years Guard time until I couldn't pass the physical anymore to stay in service. I have a Bachelor's Degree and taught ESL (English as a Second Language) for 6 years until my osteoarthritis and other health conditions got so bad I couldn't continue to teach. I've worked most of my life full-time until 2017. Since that time, all I did was part-time work teaching until 2021.

My health conditions are as follows; 4 shoulder operations, 1 on my right and 3 on my left with no repetitious lifting and no lifting of over 15 pounds. My bones flake off in my shoulders and cut into my tendons. I have impingement syndrome, so they have to go into my shoulders to take out the bone spurs if I'm not careful and have more surgeries on them. I've had 2 wrist surgeries, scoliosis in my neck, 12 hernia repairs in my stomach and both sides of my groin, 6 inches of my colon removed from diverticulitis, chronic kidney stones, GERD, PTSD, depression, anxiety, osteoarthritis, diabetic, bone spurs in both feet, deteriorating joints disease, degeneration of lumbosacral intervertebral disc, lumbosacral spondylosis, asthma, and chronic pain. I have to wear compression gloves at night, so I can move my hands in the morning. I've never had to convince someone of how all my issues painfully hurt constantly.

I cannot sit at a desk anymore or even try to teach online because of my back. I have a very hard time dealing with mental health issues due to my service. I served as a military policeman. Any help would be greatly appreciated on how to approach my situation with the judge. I heard he has over a 70% approval rating and he knows my lawyer. Apparently, he's had a lot of success with this judge. Any advice?

When I first heard of David Grusch, it was when George and Jeremy went to a UFO conference in Huntsville, Alabama and that’s when Grusch first approached anybody to become a whistleblower. That meeting was initially the first time David Grusch came forward and the first time we had ever heard of him. I’ve always believed the fact that it was very strange timing that he came forward shortly after Amy Eskridge died in Huntsville.

Nowadays, you would be hard pressed to find the footage of that initial meeting. It’s almost like it was intentionally wiped away. My question is, does anyone even remember that Huntsville is where this all started?