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July 15th, 2014 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Nearly 80,000 veterans eligible for the new G.I. Bill saw their college terms disrupted last year because the VA was late distributing $61 million in housing and book stipends, according to estimates released by the Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General Friday.
Investigators extrapolated the figures in a review of 200 student cases where the VA was late paying out book and housing money to 18% of the veterans. Most of those delays were only a few weeks.
But for 8% of the students, it took a month or longer to get money for housing or books, long enough to detrimentally impact their school year, investigators said.
The VA, which administers the new G.I. Bill, paid out $5.4 billion in housing and book stipends to 789,000 students in 2013.
The agency has vastly improved its processing time from the program’s inception in 2009, when more than half the veterans seeking benefits had to wait weeks or months for their money.
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on Jul 14 2014,
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