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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 2009
Page
5
The piece links a fear driven Huggies commercial to a biblical lesson from Job. It argues fear can paralyze people and harm responses to danger. The antidote offered is faith in God and courage to face life’s challenges. Job’s overprotective behavior toward his children is cited as an example of fear influencing actions.
A sunny day frames a grain pickup pause as a five ton truck struggles over rough pavement and a missing contact at the farmer’s farm raises the question of whether the trip will succeed. The narrator recalls a hymn about steadfast following Jesus and cites John 12 26 and related verses to affirm commitment to serve.
The piece argues the U S Navy should assume primary control against Somali pirates after the Maersk Alabama incident. It critiques international law limits, previews a potential exclusion zone, and calls for robust action by the United States and allied navies to secure major shipping routes.
Reader laments CBC cuts while praising decades of Canadian programming. Mentions Morningside with Peter Gzowski Rex Murphy Stuart McLean and Randy Bachman. Notes recession and ad losses hit CBC CanWest Global and CBC. Calls for better use of funds and reflects on Peter Gzowski’s era. Letters policy from Rivers Banner ends.
Interviews discuss a proposed maritime exclusion zone where only warships could sail while pirates and other vessels face sinking if they violate the zone. Pirates would be targeted to protect fishermen and stabilize Somalia, with US Navy action seen as necessary though uncertain to proceed.
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