Arithmetical politics and Rouhani’s election impact
A compilation notes Rep. Ed Markey’s arithmetic quip on Keystone XL and contrasts it with Merriam Webster definitions. It also surveys Rouhani’s Iran victory and its potential to reshape sanctions, regional tensions, and U.S. relations, underscoring the complex budgetary and debt backdrop since 1976.
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Community aid noted in wildfire evacuation story
Quotes from GCTelegram readers react to tuition hike plans at Kansas public universities and praise Colorado wildfire relief efforts. Michael Stewart, Santa Fe Trail Boy Scout Council executive director, comments on community arms providing water, food, and shelter via high school gym and Red Cross support amid evacuations.
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Letters policy for the Telegram invites signed submissions
The Telegram invites letters to the editor up to 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmed publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. Thank-you letters should be general. form letters, poems, and consumer complaints will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www gctelegram com.
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Impossible Talks With Taliban After 12 Years of War
The Taliban announce readiness for peace talks with the United States in Qatar but exclude the Afghan government. The piece questions the sincerity and aims of talks, citing Taliban history of rearming and demanding conditions, along with concerns over taqiyya and the fate of Afghan women under Taliban rule.
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Privacy and the NSA Dragnet in a Post 9 11 World
In this One More Words column Donald Kaul argues that the U S government’s vast surveillance programs erode constitutional privacy rights while claiming necessity for security He notes public debate sparked by Edward Snowden and contrasts conservative and liberal views on national security He warns of a slide toward a Stasi like state despite calls for balance between liberty and safety.
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The Corrupt Empire: Mexico’s Path to Prosperity
Opinion argues Mexico’s woes stem from corrupt government, not people. It urges U S leadership to label Mexico a corrupt empire and to demand reform, aid, and stronger border action to curb illegal immigration and foster a First World future at home.
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