HOUSTON, 1/27/2011 -- I've never blindly believed
either cops, with whom I spent my college years dispatching;
or docs, with whom I have spent my five years as a patient with
Lou Gehrig's disease. Though I have dear friends in both groups,
I know that most of them are as corrupt and careless as the
rest of us.
Back
when I was a martial arts instructor, both my wife and I were
amazed when a Spring, Texas constable advised me on how to get
away with pummeling a difficult neighbor, and seemed greatly
disappointed when I replied that I only fought with other black
belts. As for the VA doctors, I saw them cover up an assault
(on me) by one of the head nurses, shortly after I received
surgery to prepare me for a ventilator. It could easily have
been fatal, and would have gone unreported had it not been reported
by an intern who, outraged, made a report and refused to let
it go. I believe that the crime against me, coupled with the
fuss it raised, may yet be fatal: on two different occasions
since then my ventilator has been sabotaged by someone expert
in the equipment. The VA staff have done their best to suppress
both incidents.
The
emails below are all related to a health emergency I endured
Wednesday. I am chagrined to publish them, but have no other
way to square away the do-nothing Spring constables who were
busy trying to suppress the Internet interest in my fate; and
the VA quacks who offered a diagnosis of my condition without
either seeing or speaking to me. Regrettably, the cops and docs
gave me a major rumor control problem, which has required me
to write this article.
Captain May wrote:
I
need an EMT. Please w/b for details. CO
Mrs. May wrote:
Hello
everyone, I am Captain May's wife. I've been taking care of
him for five years. You are all received a request for assistance
from Captain May. He's fine and does not need an EMT. I've already
had numerous phone calls and a constable banging at the door.
If you have any questions, you may call me.
SFC Buswell (R) wrote:
CPT
May, I just got this email, do you need me to call one for you?
Captain May replied:
Yes,
SFC Buswell, but there is a change. Instead of the EMT, please
call Harris County Precinct IV. The medical situation turned
into spousal abuse. Mrs. May has cracked up, has begun to steal
my benefits money to spend it on a funeral package for me, and
has invited her Army deserter, jailbird nephew into the house
because "he'll do anything I tell him to do", she
says.
When
I told her yesterday that he had to go, she became enraged and
said that she would tell the VA I was irrational and would have
me institutionalized. She then left the room, after telling
me that if my breathing failed "then its your problem"
(i.e., you can die). For added measure she turned off my microphone.
She
did pretty much the same thing last night, though I got her
to give me my computer. I was having considerable trouble breathing
and was under threat from her not to call. Instead I sent out
an SOS to you and a few other veterans. A constable arrived
at five a.m., and she met him at the door to talk him, and persuaded
him to not talk to me. Afterward she came and menaced me. She
unplugged the computer and the microphone, and has been trying
all morning to get the VA to take me away.
1LT Patti Woodard wrote:
Dear
GT's and Colleagues -- According to the doctors Captain May
seems to be having a medication interaction and has become irrational.
When I was there I called in several dozen medications to the
VA for him. I have side affects on half a dozen and couldn't
figure out why he didn't on that many.
Captain
May reached the peak of paranoia and being irrational this morning
(it has slowly been coming on) and will be going to the VA for
a complete evaluation. Meanwhile the doctors have said to quit
some meds already. I'm going to wish with all my might that
this can be dealt with by changing or dropping some medications
because I certainly hope with all my heart that this isn't part
of ALS.
Please
know that Captain May is in good hands and always has been.
I know his family very well and have been in contact with several
of them for years and have met them all. I sincerely hope the
doctors can find the medication problem soon. Please keep him
in your thoughts. Thank you! Patti.
Captain May pictured with Chase Untermeyer in
his home in November 2007. For more on May's relationship
with Untermeyer, see Chapter One "Gestation
Inside the Matrix" of the Mission of Conscience
series. |
Major William B. Fox wrote:
Dear
Captain May: You have heroically fought the good fight against
extreme forms of incapacitation on the physical level, and the
forces of psychopathic evil and complete tyranny on the broader
political level. There is no surprise that you have probably
experienced drug interactions. Given the fact that you have
not been able to get physical exercise for so long and have
been put on so many medications, the real surprise is that the
problems have not happened much sooner.
Given
how long you have been a complete quadriplegic, you have held
up amazingly well, particularly under conditions of considerable
mental and emotional stress where you have had to engage in
diplomacy on all sides of the fence to retain intelligence contacts
within the police and military and other sources who could possibly
alert you to possible future false flag attacks. I believe that
your endurance reflects tremendous moral and spiritual strength.
In fact, you have already far outlived the average life expectancy
of the average victims of ALS.
Conversely,
it is quite possible that something else is taking place behind
the scenes that we don't know about and your alleged bout of
"paranoia" and "irrationality" are in fact
justified. As an example, you once told me while I was sitting
at your bedside last year that you declined a visit to your
house from Chase Untermeyer, who was born in a Jewish household
and once served as the Ghost Troop Chaplain (as well as a high
level operative in the George H. W. Bush administration and
U.S. Ambassador to Qatar) because you were concerned that he
might act out instructions by Mossad to finish you off if he
could catch you all alone in your bedroom.
The
general tone of our conversation was very calm and rational
immediately before, during, and after you made this statement
to me. I think that you had a perfectly valid concern. In any
event, I am one for giving you the benefit of the doubt. You
can tell a tree by its fruits, and on balance you have been
mobilizing the right kinds of activism and citizen awareness
in America. I think that you probably turned the tables once
you smelled high level Mossad/CIA evil and probably got neurotoxined
for your loyalty to the right principles and desire to engage
in genuinely patriotic push-back.
Another
salute to a great fellow warrior and "renegade" for
the right side, namely the cause of opposing tyranny and maintaining
your allegiance to your oath to protect and defend the Constitution
against domestic as well as foreign enemies. Please also give
my best wishes to your wife, who has had to shoulder a horrendous
burden in caring for you on a day to day basis.
Epilogue: Crazy Christmas
Mrs. May wrote:
I
was proud to tell everyone that my husband picked the emerald
and wanted the stone set into something I would wear. Setting
the stone in the ring was supposed to be a pleasant surprise
for you and affirmation that I liked and appreciated last year's
gift. But as with all things that bring me any type of joy,
you shit on it. Now, I'm embarrassed and ashamed to wear the
ring, it will only remind me of your cruelty and hatefulness.
I
will pay for the ring, the setting and the insurance on it.
I don't want any gifts from you ever again. You taint everything
with ugliness, from before we got married to present day. You
think I'm a punching bag and I can be disrespected daily with
cruel and vulgar comments, to treating me like your personal
servant to do everything at your command otherwise I'm a bitch
and I'm abusing you. At one time I thought you were my joy.
Now, I realize you don't want me to have any joy in any form.
Capt. May and Dr. Fredrick Toben at Capt. May's
home in Spring, Texas in October 2007. Capt. May's social
and political views have evolved over time, as noted in
Chapter
One, which describes his early leftist-libertarian
leanings and marriages to three very different kinds of
women. He has also supported the free speech rights of
historical free thinker Dr. Toben, viewed by many as a
traditional right wing conservative, as reflected in Chapter
34 of the Mission of Conscience series.
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Captain May replied:
Please
forgive me for my failure to understand you correctly. As I
sat and stewed about it last night, I was irked that I had just
asked you about what you wanted for Christmas a couple of days
ago. I had thought of having the emerald set as one of your
two gifts (one for Christmas, the other for your 50th birthday).
I had it in mind to spend somewhere between five and ten on
them. The $3337 is fine by me -- and I insist on buying you
the pearls.
Remember
what I said at first, without my later rumination. I think the
ring setting is perfect, and I am proud to see you wear it.
I reckon everything afterward on both sides to be temper and
nothing more. I can understand that you wanted to surprise me
with the emerald in the setting. I ask you to consider my side
of it, too. I remember the joy of buying you lavish Christmas
gifts for the last two years, with you helping. We enjoyed a
laugh and were in love. I was looking forward to doing it again
this year. Pleasing you is my joy, and it always has been.
After New Year's Day Mrs. May wrote:
I
wish I could take some medication. Note when the family leaves.
We are now in our 51st month after diagnosis, and 67st since
first symptoms. This is what I asked you to read:
http://www.caregiver.com/magazine/2006/sept_oct/fighting_caregiver_fatigue.htm
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Captain Eric H. May, a disabled veteran, is a former U.S. Army
military intelligence officer and Desert Storm volunteer. A
former NBC editorial writer, his essays have been published
worldwide, from The Wall Street Journal to Military
Intelligence Magazine. For an assessment of his mission
of conscience please read:
Captain Eric H. May Deserves Congressional
Medal of Honor
http://lonestaricon.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=472:
captain-eric-h-may-deserves-congressional-medal-of-honor&catid=31:editorial&Itemid=71
*The Houston VA has ordered Captain May into the hospital
for an unspecified length of time. Please call if this unconstitutional
muzzling of an internet journalist is of concern to you:
VA: http://www.houston.va.gov/contact/
Harris County Constable Precinct 4: http://www.cd4.hctx.net/
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Brother
Allah has a wonderful idea: 
at
the Battle of Cowpens, S. Carolina, 1781