Fundamentalists with or without violence prompt frank exchange
In a reflective column Frank Bain Jr. contrasts Christian and Muslim fundamentalists, arguing intolerance breeds danger and calls for defensive readiness. He recalls a heated encounter, argues for universal love, and warns that violent ideologies threaten civilization. He signs as a Stockdale banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Frank Bain Jr
Swaggart
Falwell
Mohammed
War and peace echoed in a 2001 column by Doug Patton
In a 2001 piece, Doug Patton argues against pacifist dobrze and cites Thomas Jefferson and World War II veterans to defend wartime responses after 9 11. He criticizes Nebraskans for Peace protests and denounces nonviolence as appeasement while urging Americans to recognize the price of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Jefferson
King George
Great Britain
Omaha
Nebraskans For Peace
Afghanistan
America
Dad
David Horowitz
Horowitz
Center For the Study of Popular Culture
Dong
Patton
South Vietnam
USA Today
Richard Deats
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Nyack
N.Y
Coalition For Peace
United States
United Nations
U.N
Kofi Annan
Community of Nations
Deats
Martin Luther King
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Osama bin Laden
Doug Patton
Rejoinder on Iraq Sanctions and War Casualties
Justin Felux responds to prior letters on Iraq sanctions and civilian deaths, arguing actions may fuel further hostility and noting moral responsibility for consequences. He cites Albright and Taliban negotiations, warns against collateral damage rhetoric, and invites further discussion via email.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussein
Iraq
Madeline Albright
Officials Should Avoid Appearance of Impropriety
Letter from TOM HUELSMAN of La Vernia criticizes the La Vernia Independent School District and City Council for appointing Ted Crow to the Wilson County Appraisal District board while noting a separate AG ruling against Carl Zenner. He contrasts these actions and urges better foresight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vernia
Zenner
Tom Huelsman
Letter questions arming pilots and passengers in flights
A reader expresses concern about mass arming of pilots and public to protect aircraft. He argues killing requires training and urges alternatives like cockpit security doors and sky marshals, suggesting training via law enforcement academies or a new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County News
Law Enforcement
Mili
Sky
AL Hensel Stockdale
Perspective on anthrax fears and public health perspective
The piece argues for perspective on the anthrax scare post Sept 11, noting limited infections and deaths while influenza causes far more deaths annually. It questions media focus and urges balanced worry, hygiene, vaccination, and attention to broader health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Centers For Disease Control
Stockdale High Plans Drug-Free Graduation Party 2002
Stockdale ISD announces Project Graduation 2002 a drug and alcohol free party for the Class of 2002 following commencement on June 1. The event features foods prizes and party supplies to ensure a safe joyous celebration for graduates and guests inquiries to Stockdale ISD administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockdale High School
Stockdale Independent School District
Vicki Wehmeyer
Stockdale Isd
Debating U S Middle East Policy After Attacks
John Harlan argues that U S democracy promotion remains valid and that policy blame for Sept 11 is misplaced. He contends support for Israel is essential and that Saudi ties hinge on deterring Saddam Hussein’s threats and weapons programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Middle Eastern
United States
Israel
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Saudi Arabian
Saddam
Timothy McVeigh
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilsoncountynews
Bain
Allah
Jesus
Stockdale
P.O. Box
Floresville
Wew-Online
Editorial
Justin Felux
bin Laden
Taliban
Wilson County
Karmer
Idworld.net
By Elaine Kolodziej
John Harlan
San Antonio