Fort Dix shootings stir questions on sanity and war foes
The piece portrays Major Nidal Malik Hasan as a mentally unstable killer at Fort Dix, with reflections on mass killings by "crazy" individuals. It links Islamic extremism to violence, questions motives, and argues Americans must confront warped ideologies and the broader war against terror, noting parallels to historic conflicts.
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A salute to our surviving veterans
A community note honors Eugene Bramwell turning 91 after surgery brief in Dauphin. Remembrance Day reflections recall D-Day June 6 1944 ferrying Canadian British and American troops to five beaches. Mentions Ab McFadyen Bill Burwash Jim Ritchie Alex Smigelsky Herb Poyser Willie Eckert and other veterans with enduring gratitude.
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Questioning risky menu items and food safety concerns
A reader ponders the ethics and taste of offered unusual dishes. The comparison hints at possible deception if a dish is labeled as horse manure yet served as a disguised side, emphasizing caution and skepticism about menu transparency.
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