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Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake Essay

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Several United States Postal Service (USPS) executives have taken the revolting actions, of unlawfully and severely encumbering Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake’s right and privilege to receive USPS property and home mail delivery service. Why are USPS property and home mail delivery service, rights and privileges to receive mail, denied to the property and home address of 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810; while refusing his request an impartial hearing? However, numerous United States Postal Service officials are refusing Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake’s written access request, for the evidence used to encumber USPS’ property and home mail delivery service. A due process tenet. Heretofore, Disabled Veteran Timberlake is suffering the following deleterious effects: 1. Unethical United States Postal Service officials are returning Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake’s annuity checks to their senders-- to what good end. 2. Immoral USPS executives ordered, returning Ralph Timberlake’s Department of Veteran Affairs’ mailed medical appointments, mailed medication, and mailed medical supplies, to their senders, over victim Timberlake’s uncompromising objections. …show more content…

Far too many Ignoble USPS officials ordered Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake’s mail returned to its senders, without a plausible or official explanation send to property owner Ralph Timberlake. Why did USPS managers refuse property owner Ralph Timberlake unbiased evidence hearing, information the USPS official used to interdict property and home mail delivery service to 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810? With a humble heart, Senator Shelby, Disabled Veteran Ralph Timberlake beseeches you; please undertake the activities interdicting the USPS official unjust and unlawful cessation of his home and property mail delivery service to 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama

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