Remembering 9 11 reflections from Franklin and Anderson residents
Franklin and Anderson residents join the nation in paying tribute to the more than 3000 who died in the September 11 attacks. The piece laments ongoing questions about why such hate occurred, notes changes in awareness and patriotism, honors first responders, and cautions against eroding civil liberties in the name of security.
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Patriotism, ACLU donation a year after 9 11
Burdett Loomis argues that government security measures post 9 11 threaten civil liberties. He recounts donating a $300 tax rebate to the ACLU and urges ongoing support as courts challenge secrecy and policies like deportation hearings and the TIPS program. Loomis foresees the donation becoming an annual memorial gesture with focus on preserving basic rights.
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Time to move on to the business of war
Author urges moving past memorials for 9 11 to focus on war readiness and vengeance. Describes extended casualties, global fears, and calls for hard policy, warning allies and UN opposition, while asserting national resolve and awakening the giant.
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