Where is wisdom in a law that harms the blameless
A meditation on justice and morality questions harsh prison terms for compassionate acts while praising King Solomon. The author laments modern courts confusing right and wrong and asks where true wisdom resides amid debates over abortion, hate, and punishment.
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King Solomon
Solomons
Letters to the Editor Address Public Feedback Roblin Review
Readers are invited to send signed letters to the editor at The Roblin Review Box 938 Roblin MB R0L 1P0 or by fax at 204 937 8212. Submissions may be edited for publication.
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Roblin
Editorial reflections on national papers and editorials
The writer criticizes the National Post and Globe and Mail for alignment and Toronto bias. He praises National Post’s news coverage while noting its editorial stance. He argues editorials skew right and cites Catherine Ford advocating sterilization of institutionalized persons.
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National Post
Globe and Mail
Toronto
Catherine Ford
The
Calgary Herald
Neighbourly News from the National Post
The page surveys Canadian short items from Port Alberni to Corner Brook and highlights Art Hazle of Readlyn, a Calgary retiree restoring his town’s buildings despite zero population. Editorials are noted as strong and critical, including Amiel on L Heureux-Dube and AI on the Texas execution.
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Klein
Manning
Barbara Amiel
Supreme Court
L’heureux-Dube
Amiel
Amnesty International
Alberta
Texas
National Post
Port Alberni
Corner Brook
Globe and Mail
Art Hazle
Calgary
Readlyn
Moose Jaw