Letter on Falluja war ill focused blame
To the Editor the writer argues that opposition to violence is noble yet misdirected. He frames the Iraq conflict as a fight against evil targeting life and world order, citing Sept 11 and the martyr cult to insist Western civilization bears responsibility for mass destruction and must defend life against fanatical threats.
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Falluja
Iraq
Ene
Mies
West
Middle East
America
Hiroshima
Peaceful Choice Amid Contested Freedom
A reflective note urges readers to seek peace without blaming life protectors, affirming there remains freedom to choose and life to defend. It emphasizes personal responsibility and hopeful dialogue in defending liberty.
Referees' failure blamed for hoops scandal debate
A reader argues referees should call flagrant fouls consistently to curb on court violence as in the Pacers Pistons incident. He cites Ben Wallace and Ron Artest, urges automatic suspensions, and compares sports ethics to broader issues of accountability and discipline.
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Indiana Pacers
Detroit Pistons
Ron Artest
Ben Wallace
Artest
Travis Roy
Wallace
Letters to the Editor Guidance for Readers
Readers are invited to send signed letters with full contact details. Submissions must reach by 5 p.m. the Friday before publication. The Dover Community News notes that published opinions do not necessarily reflect the paper’s views.
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Seacoastonline.com
Dover Community News
DCN
Psychologists weigh in on mini-nuke issue
Psychologists For Social Responsibility hails Congress for denying Bush administration funding for mini-nuke research. They urge steps including removing US nuclear weapons from hair-trigger alert, ratifying the CTBT, no first use, irreversible arms reductions, suspending missile defenses, and pursuing NPT obligations through negotiations.
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U.S
Psychologists For Social Responsibility
Congress
Bush Administration
Russia
Call for Election Reversal and Voter Awareness
Letter writer questions Bush victory with 60.6 million votes, critiques voting systems and media hype, cites population and turnout data, warns of a possible military draft, urges Ohio or another swing state to decide a Kerry presidency before January. Notes William Blum lecture on history surprises.
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Bush
Ukraine
White House
U.S
Kerry
Iraq
Iran
Ohio
John Kerry
PSU Sidore
William Blum
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