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Letters
(Many of these letters are written about articles
that are just appearing in this print edition because these readers
have already seen them on our Internet site at www.massnews.com.
About 10,000 persons read our site every day.)
Potpourri of Letters
Homosexual Trying to Change
I was indeed a self-proclaimed faggot until
recently - in part, because of your publication. I am still living
with a man, but we no longer have sexual touching or intercourse.
I have begun to heal my mind and body from the years of sin that
I've lived in. I would like to thank you for suggesting that I
make such a change. One thing, though, is I wish you would not
make fun of gay people or governor Cellucci. I still have gay
friends, some of whom are common to you as well. You do know me,
but I will never tell you who I really am.
Thank you so much. Keep up the good work.
- Name Withheld
| One Editor's Comment:
I've had a dozen or so "gay" friends and
associates over the years. Of those with whom I discussed
the issue, it was clear that none of them were happy with
their lifestyle. Every single one admitted attraction to the
opposite sex. In fact, most were "homosexual" - or
should I say, practiced homosexuality - only during a period
of their lives. That is one reason I know that people are
not born that way and that it is possible to change.
Your new decision will be extremely
difficult to follow through on if you continue to live with
a gay man and spend time around practicing homosexuals. I
hope you will contact Exodus International or some other
organization that is dedicated to the healing of
homosexuality.
As for Paul Cellucci, he is a politician
who is fair game, and must, like other politicians be
subjected to criticism and ridicule when he deserves it.
That is the job of the press in a democracy, and
unfortunately, the press is not doing that in Massachusetts.
As for making fun of homosexuals, we have
never done that. There is nothing funny about homosexual
behavior. It is psychologically painful and tragically
destructive. Those who smugly deny that - whatever their
motive - are party to human misery.
We criticize radical homosexual activists
and their allies in the media and politics for using the
schools to corrupt the minds of children, for attempting to
create some sort of "gay marriage," for
persecuting former homosexuals and telling practicing
homosexuals that they can never change. We deplore radical
activists who spread hate against people of traditional
moral values by pretending that opposing homosexuality is
the same as hating homosexuals.
Because our newspaper takes a politically
incorrect editorial position on homosexuality, we receive
numerous phone calls from the activists who are accustomed
to having it all their way. These calls are often vicious,
hateful and sometimes criminally threatening. They
frequently involve absurdly false accusations about who we
are and what we believe by people who - as it turns out -
have not read a single article in our paper. They are also
revealing deep ignorance about the subjects on which they
are so adamant.
Editor's Comment: While I agree
with the reply of one of our editors, I believe that a
change by you will not be easy. This lifestyle becomes
addictive. It is my belief that you will achieve your goal
only if you put your life totally in the hands of God. If
you do that, He will accomplish for you what you cannot do
alone. |
'Freedom Will Conquer' Is an
Inspiration
Please convey to Mr. Pawlick my pleasure with
Freedom Will Conquer Racism and Sexism. It was heartening to read
his tribute to Jeff Jacoby, recently returned after his suspension
from the Boston Globe. Mr. Pawlick's assessment of America's
political history makes possible a better view of the New Glory
and its demands. We seem to be caught up in revolutions galore
that challenge our precepts and attitudes. Mr. Pawlick's sense of
balance in 2001 is an inspiration.
Or as my most favorite Massachusetts poet, James
Russell Lowell, once penned: "Freedom needs all her poets; it
is they who give her aspirations wings, and to the wiser law of
music Sway her wild imaginings."
- Margaret Goduti
Arlington
Sink Cellucci's Ambassadorship
I am writing to express my opposition to Gov.
Paul Cellucci's pending appointment to an ambassadorship to
Canada. I read your news very often, and I think the service you
do is commendable.
- David Hatch
| Editor's Comment: We're
happy to hear from you and we hope that you always express
your thoughts to your elected representatives as well. |
Wellesley Girl Photos Exposed Too Much
(Regarding "Fistgate at Wellesley
College?")
As much as I am appalled at all the moral decay
that we are trying to expose and eradicate from our society, I
respectfully request that, as you have done in the past with the
Madison Square Garden orgy, you refrain from showing certain
photos. I don't think that you had any intention of offending
anyone, but I personally do not need to see barely dressed women.
It made it difficult for me to fully read the article.
I firmly believe in "taking every thought
captive and making it obedient to Christ" and although I am
covered by grace, I hope to decrease the amount of temptation to
which I am exposed. I would appreciate a little more discretion.
Thank you for your time. You do a needed job in
helping to expose what is going on. Keep up the good work.
- Carl Peirce
Roslindale
| Editor's Comment: The same as
no one believed that Fistgate happened until they heard the
tape, no one will believe us about Wellesley unless we show
them the picture. |
MIAA Allows Only Happy News From Schools
You've picked a noble cause in this state, but
I'm afraid your obsession with homosexuality and feminism
overshadows whatever positive contributions you might make to
balancing the reporting of news across the Commonwealth. Give us
more digging up the absurdities of the General Court, the
strong-arm tactics of state agencies and the demise of what's left
of the GOP, and get over the puerile obsession with sexual
matters.
I read on the Globe website this morning that
the schools' athletic association, the MIAA, requires schools to
sign a contract in which they agree "not to expose negative
or questionable activity." Evidently only happy news is
allowed to emanate from the member schools of this athletic
association. Where does their funding come from? How can they get
away with strong-arm tactics like this?
A perfect story for MassNews.
Good luck.
- Dan Kirsch
South Hadley
| Editor's Comment: You
should be happy to see our lead story this issue on the GOP.
You should have enjoyed our recent stories about deaths
caused by mistakes in Massachusetts hospitals and the
worsening of sprawl because of mandates upon the towns from
the General Court. Or how about Gov. Cellucci getting
national attention because he tried to ignore citizens? We
could go on and on with other important topics we are
covering with our small staff. But we will never agree that
concern about our children and grandchildren indicates
"puerile obsession." |
Libertarian Is Unhappy
I read your accounts of the Jeannine Graf firing
and wrote to WTKK questioning their motives. Frankly, I believe
the station when they cite poor rating as the reason for her
dismissal. Have you ever heard her show? It really was not good.
Compared to the other on-air talent that TKK employs, Ms. Graf
seems much the novice.
Furthermore, your claim that she was too
controversial holds absolutely no water. Perhaps this is why you
fail to mention popular afternoon talk host Jay Severin, who far
exceeds Jeannine Graf in contentiousness and tackling the hot
issues with aplomb. In fact, he has shown no qualms whatsoever
about denouncing the very same homosexual agenda that your
publication has loudly crusaded against.
When I first subscribed to MassNews, I did so
after receiving a free issue by mail. At the time, this
libertarian found your paper to be a fresh voice in a state where
liberalism dominates the mainstream media. However, my tolerance
for your hasty attacks and excessive coverage of old-fashioned
issues, such as the supposed "war against boys," has
drastically waned to the point where I will not be renewing my
subscription.
While I agree that the Boston Globe heavily
leans to the left in most of the news they report and print
outside of sports, the Massachusetts News is nothing but their
complete antithesis.
The only thing missing from your pages is a
blatant Christian benediction that you don't seem to at least have
the courage to acknowledge as your modus operandi.
- Michael J. Marra
Taunton
| Editor's Comment: There
is no question that we are writing from the traditional
Judeo Christian worldview. That has been clear from our
first issue. Many libertarians share that viewpoint and I
have always considered myself a libertarian. However some
libertarians deny a place at the table for any who believes
in a God. I don't know who decides who is entitled to be a
libertarian, but there are definitely some who would vote us
out of the party. |
Planned Parenthood Kills Worcester Mother and
Child
A mother and pre-born child died under
"Dr." Brian Walsh's supervision at Planned Parenthood in
Worcester. Planned Parenthood has never publicly admitted the
death (the botched client's name was Elise A. Kalat, docket number
is WOCV88-01567 in the Worcester Superior Court); it is only after
court documents have come to light that the facts have become
known. This is a secret Planned Parenthood blooper that they wish
to forget.
Women die of legal abortion still in America.
- Lillian Smith
Abington
Medicine Needs 'Injection of Integrity'
The United States is 42nd in the world in
health, although we rank first in cost of treatment as compared to
our personal income. This speaks well for our ability to make
medicine into a business, but speaks poorly for our intelligent
approach to health.
Do our medical researchers ever study healthy
people, complete body systems as if "the hipbone is connected
to the thigh bone?" Do our researchers ever learn from and
study research from other countries and find out how they deal
with health problems? Or do they have to reinvent the wheel and
learn their painful, disastrous mistakes at the high expense of
our quality of life?
Will the U.S. always rank low and treat
excessively? When medicine ceases to be big business, I predict
the U.S. will achieve a more respectable level of care, and that
we will have real health care, not just focus on diseases.
Unnecessary risky procedures will be eliminated as more attention
is placed on well being instead of disease and pathology. I
welcome the possibility and am looking forward to the inevitable
shift.
- Patricia Robinett
Eugene, OR
Ted Kennedy More Dangerous Than Guns
(Regarding March edition's, "Linda Hamilton
is Guilty of 'Assault With Dangerous Weapon.'")
No one has been able to explain to me how a
state that played an important part in the founding of our
Republic has turned into a totalitarian police state. It was guns
that made Massachusetts free and it will be guns that will keep it
free. Why a woman should be prosecuted for having a weapon in her
car and displaying it to an overzealous trucker who was harassing
her is beyond me. The only obvious explanation is that the DA is
rabidly anti-gun and cut a deal with the trucker.
One of your Senators has killed more people with
his cars than your law-abiding people have with their guns.
- Bill Burt
MO
The Bountiful Benefits of Baldness, Stress and
Death
When I was a young man, most young females had
but one dream: to have a home and raise children. Back then, at
least people knew who they were.
Today, the female's goal appears to be the same
as the male's. Today's woman wants what she thinks she has lost:
working two jobs to feed and house her family, premature baldness,
heart attacks in her forties and fifties, death eight- to
fifteen-years before her chosen mate, and death and mutilation on
the fields of combat, plus other such niceties that we males have
enjoyed over the centuries. Ladies, congratulations! You have
arrived!
Now gentlemen, maybe you should remove that
special female from her pedestal. Maybe your time has arrived to
step up there and try the view, if only to see why females hated
it so much.
- Joseph Mederios
Milford
Revolution Fought to Promote Freedom - Even to
be Wrong
I picked up my first copy of your paper in
Wellesley today and am absolutely intrigued by your articles. We
have several things in common, although not everything.
Like you, I am appalled by the slanted
unbalanced coverage of our major news media, both TV and press. I
am heartily distrustful of anything I see in print, having
experienced many of the events so inadequately covered and looking
in vain for the truth about them.
I, too, believe that our judicial system is
horribly staffed, filled with incompetents and political hacks
with no training in history, philosophy, religion, psychology or
any of the disciplines that are needed to dispense justice justly.
I bemoan the excellent people sent packing because they do not
agree with the masters that control and restrict one of our basic
rights: freedom of speech. For example, how can a station that
puts Don Imus on the air fire anyone?
Like you, I decry a Department of Social
Services headed by political hacks concerned only with their own
political ambitions and peopled with overworked, under trained,
underpaid public servants who make many mistakes handling our
thousands of abused children and wives. And I am appalled at the
indifference to public health shown by our ludicrously impotent
hospitals and all-powerful bureaucratic HMOs, where our doctors
are paid not to treat us, or to refer us when we are in need of a
specialist.
My daughter, for instance, a 15-year RN in the
ER at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, has just been laid off with about
40 others in a time when the nursing scarcity in Boston is at a
record high and the ER is often closed for hours at a time due to
understaffing. Why? They hired a nurse manager, with not one-hour
of nursing training, at a high salary to 'save money.' She
immediately hired another bureaucrat as her assistant at equally
high wages. How is she saving money?
However, I enjoy your rants, but only because
you make no pretense at being objective or even educated. You also
conveniently ignore (or are perhaps unaware) of all the scientific
evidence brought to bear on the genetic origins of homosexuality
(analogous to having blue eyes, or being right-handed).
While I disagree with much you have to say, I am
still grateful we live in a country where we can both state our
beliefs.
Maybe our ancestors did not fight and help win
our Revolution for nothing.
- Alice Copeland Brown
Canton
| Editor's Comment: We're
happy to know she enjoys our "rants." Obviously,
she has never seen much that we have written in the last two
years or she would not be "educating" us. We have
written in great detail about the "scientific
evidence" on the "genetic origins of
homosexuality" but we cannot repeat it in every issue.
As a matter of fact, within a few weeks after we wrote our
first article in January 1999, the Boston Globe changed
their policy in two major articles in their issue of
February 7, 1999 where they acknowledged 1) the "gay
gene" is a myth and 2) homosexuals can, and do, change. |
Boy Scouts Deserve Better
I am saddened and distressed by the United Way
and its cave-in regarding the Boy Scouts. The
"Non-Discrimination Policy" recently passed by its board
is discriminatory against those who believe the lifestyle choice
of homosexuality is wrong. The Boy Scouts do excellent work with
the youth of America and this policy can only hinder them in the
good work everyone agrees that they do.
Furthermore, hiding behind Massachusetts state
law is crazy because the United States Supreme Court ruled that
the Scouts can bar homosexuals from being Scout leaders.
In the end, this will only harm the young men
the United Way says they are pledged to help, and all for
political expediency. I hope they are happy.
- James C. Lindsay
East Brookfield
Gay Agenda Amounts to 'Terrorism'
Jeannine Graf and others like her should not be
fired for exposing this horrendous mess! I am one of thousands of
people that are finding out just what exactly is going on.
Our tax dollars are supporting a gay agenda that
is, in one word, abuse. There are going to be many, many more who
find out, wake up and protest against this total terrorism from
the homosexual agenda in the schools! It is an utter disgrace!
- Lin H.
Ventura, CA
Concord Journal Protects Those Who Usurp
Parents' Rights
Last week, the editor of the Concord Journal
refused to print a letter outlining specific policies and
curricula at Concord-Carlisle High School; unfortunately, he has
appointed himself "town censor" of facts and opinion in
the town of Concord.
The Concord Journal is a newspaper monopoly.
Excepting a few short-term editors, the editors of the Concord
Journal are known for their repression of information deemed
uncomplimentary to those who hold influence and power.
When the First Parish Unitarian-Universalist
Church was being investigated for exposing children to pornography
of a criminal nature, the Concord Journal suppressed the story
until it was scheduled to be aired on national TV. One editor of
the Concord Journal refused to print alarming lead data from
analyses of school water because she "didn't want to upset
parents." More recently, the Concord Journal failed to report
outrageous statements made by Senator Fargo at a League of Women
Voters debate. The League also edited Fargo's statement from a
videotape prior to broadcast on cable TV, and later it refused to
print a letter reporting this incident.
The public had a right to know that Ms. Fargo
insulted parents who do not want their children exposed to
bisexual, homosexual, and transgender issues outside sex education
classes. The public had a right to know Ms. Fargo tolerates
loopholes in the Parental Notification Law. It is unfortunate that
the public's right to know was and continues to be compromised by
editorial decisions intended to protect those who control our
schools and town.
Mr. Kevin Convey, editor in chief of Community
Newspaper Co., recently wrote that he works for "us."
Was he speaking to "we the people" or "we the
power-brokers of Concord?" He also said he is "committed
to making your paper essential reading, bulging with the kind of
community news and opinion you can't get anywhere else."
I'll believe it when I see it. Since the Herald
acquired the Concord Journal, it appears editorial censorship of
facts and opinions has gone from bad to worse.
- Lee Ann Kay
Concord
Letter That Was Censored
Concord-Carlisle High School students
who insist the school bears no responsibility for drunken,
provocative and lascivious behavior at school dances
should re-examine the facts. Surely the abundance of gay
propaganda and sexual instruction have done little to curb
bad behavior. If school administrators want our children
to become moral, decent individuals, why do they
continually fill their minds with prurient material?
A report of students engaging in erotic
activities at a high school dance should be no surprise
since CCHS encourages students to consider a broad range
of sexual options. The book Risky Times by Jeanne Blake
was distributed to students in the early 90's and
continues as a resource book in health education classes.
Page 61, entitled "Instead Of Intercourse,"
reads as follows: "You could do a lot of snuggling
with music, poetry, and hugs. You can get into heavy
petting and mutual masturbation. You don't have to have
intercourse to show that you want to be close to
someone." Only fools would present such prurient
materials to students and then act shocked when students
do it in full view.
Homosexual-bisexual experimentation,
rather than school safety, is emphasized throughout the
state's Gay- Straight Alliances. Spectrum, a gay-straight
sexual orientation club, has a glass-encased gay bulletin
board prominently displayed near the principal's office.
This club has posted lesbian poetry, advertised gay
events, and exhibited pictures of girls kissing and boys
romantically hugging boys. Gay flags hang in some
classrooms beside the American flags, while gay banners
and posters periodically adorn school hallways.
On March 25, 2000, teenagers from
Gay-Straight Alliances throughout Massachusetts were
bussed to a GLSEN conference at Tufts University. There,
homosexual activists graphically instructed students on
how to perform anal and oral sex. Despite the fact most
parents do not want their children engaging in sex,
whether homosexual or heterosexual, the principal of CCHS
refused a request that teenage sexual abstinence posters
be placed on the Spectrum bulletin board. Apparently,
doing sex in any way continues to dominate school culture. |
Straight Parents Have Rights Too
I'm absolutely outraged that gay and lesbians
have rights to express their sexual beliefs in our school systems
while straight parents don't. Why can't they be like everyone else
and leave it in their bedrooms? School is about reading, writing,
and arithmetic. Not how to perform oral sex or how to fist someone
of the same sex!
I, as a parent, have the right to decide how my
child will be raised, not some coalition of gay and lesbian
teachers. A teacher meets with a child a few hours per week. This
does not give him or her the right to decide how the child will be
raised. Leave this to the parents! Our children are already
confused enough.
And the Governor refuses to speak about it!
Have we fought and died for nothing?
- Pat O
Leominster
It's 'Sick' to Teach Fisting in Schools
I heard about "Fistgate" on the news
and in your paper. If this is what Massachusetts is allowing to be
taught in its schools, its people are past idiotic and downright
sick. If I had children in Massachusetts schools, I would remove
them. Your state's education dept. needs a complete house
cleaning!
- John Elwell
OK
School is for Learning How to Interact - Even
With Gays
The point of school is to learn. Besides
learning how to read and write, children also learn how to
interact socially through school. If homosexuality is never
mentioned in a school, how are homosexuals going to learn how to
act socially and how are heterosexuals going to learn how to act
socially with homosexuals?
- Aaron Tavares
Somerset
| Editor's Comment: Of
course homosexuals should interact with others. But an
approval of their lifestyle should not be taught in the
schools and our telephone poll of 600 residents last year
shows that 92% of the citizens agree that no children,
whether homosexual or heterosexual, should be encouraged to
be sexually active, which is what the schools are doing. |
DSS War on Children
Child Prodigy Worse Than Reported
I am moved to correct an error that you made in
your article about the child prodigy whom DSS snatched from his
mother. The situation is actually worse than you reported.
You said, "The significance of the change
from a criminal to a civil matter is that in a criminal case all
the protections of due process and the burdens of proof apply.
When it becomes a civil matter and DSS is brought in, all the
constitutional safeguards fly out the window."
That is even more true than you realized, though
not for the reason you suggest. Next, you said, "The burden
of proof shifts from 'clear and convincing evidence' necessary to
convict, to a 'preponderance of the evidence.'" By stating it
in this way, you left the impression that it is DSS that faces the
lower burden of proving why an accusation is probably true.
This is wrong! It is not DSS that has the burden
to show why an accusation is probably true; rather, the burden is
on the defendant to show, via a preponderance of evidence, why an
accusation is probably not true!
This makes it even harder to prevail against a
DSS accusation than you had supposed. Harder still when judges
rubber-stamp DSS recommendations. And harder still when DSS is its
own prosecutor, judge and jury, free to accept or reject any
evidence that the defendant may have to present to it.
It amounts to a Stalinist kangaroo court where
the truth is whatever DSS says it is, and the defendant
effectively has no rights whatsoever.
There is a solution. The New York Court of
Appeals has said that the NY DSS' shift of the burden of
preponderance of evidence to the defendant is unconstitutional.
However, I have waited a long time for a case and an attorney to
come forth who will come forth with a constitutional challenge to
DSS. Maybe Massachusetts State Representative Marie Parente might
be a good person to contact.
- James A. Nollet
Woburn
DSS Let Abuse Continue in Foster Home
My kids were taken from me and it took almost
four years to get them back. When I did, my youngest daughter
wasn't the same, she'd been abused in her foster home. Since then,
she's been having nightmares and has even been suicidal.
My daughter told a DSS worker that she was being
abused there, but the DSS worker called her a liar.
I know the Howards and they are very good
parents to their children. Their baby was very healthy and very
happy. There was no reason at all for Jessica to be taken away. I
really hope and pray that the Howards win their kids back.
-Name Withheld
Lowell
Same Problems in North Carolina
I live in North Carolina, but I am very happy to
see a newspaper that is not afraid to report the abuses of DSS to
families. If there were more papers like yours, maybe the abuse
from this agency wouldn't be so bad. I am also fighting DSS for
the custody of my daughter. I was found to be a fit parent in
court and told that my daughter would be safe in my custody, but
the foster parents want to adopt her. They have petitioned to
terminate my parental rights. You can read my story at http://www.geocities.com/stella_777_99.
Thank you for helping to inform the public
- Jamie Escobedo
Raleigh, NC
European Families Not Safe Either
We in the Nordic Committee for Human Rights have
by good fortune been made aware of your web site through one of
our American connections that linked to one of your articles about
children abducted by the DSS. This is the central concern of the
NCHR and we have linked to several of your articles on such
topics. The actions of "child protective" agencies seem
to be just about the same in most countries and the effects on the
children, as well as on their parents, are tragic indeed.
Although based in Europe, we have many readers
in the US and Canada and from time to time we receive cries of
help from your side of the Atlantic from individuals persecuted by
the social services. We are certainly interested in expanding our
knowledge of organizations, newspapers and individuals who are
aware of what is going on and who try to combat it.
If you care to consult our web site, the address
is http://www.nkmr.org. It has a section in English; just click on
the British flag. You will see from the article section, and from
e.g. the cases from the Strasbourg Court of Human Rights,
something of the extent of the problem in Europe. We hope you will
continue to address this issue in the way you have been doing.
- Marianne Haslev Skanland
Professor, Vice-Chairman of NCHR
Bergen, Norway
DSS on Front Line Against Pedophiles
It is clear that Mass News considers pedophiles
the lowest scum in our society and a serious danger. I could not
agree more. I disagree with your association of homosexuals to
pedophiles, however, as the vast majority of homosexuals despise
pedophiles as much as you do.
Mass News also seems outraged by the DSS, which
you seem to equate with the Nazi's SS. You indicate that it's a
horrible organization that steals children from their innocent
parents. But it feels to me like you're complaining about the
massive amounts of water 'wasted' by fire departments, then
complaining that there are too many wildfires.
Isn't the DSS the only government agency that
takes kids from homes where they are abused, raped, beaten, etc.?
Aren't the people at the DSS America's front line against
pedophiles? Why do you hate pedophiles and also despise the DSS?
- Andy Baseman
Sharon
| Editor's Comment: We do
not associate homosexuals with pedophiles. We merely dispute
the current notion that no homosexual could ever be a
pedophile. Actually, to use their own statistics, the fact
that homosexuals are only 30% of the pedophiles is bad news
to them when you consider that they are about 3% of the
population. This means that they are ten times more likely
to be so inclined. Our society cannot deny that fact when
talking about the Boy Scouts as the propagandists would have
us do.
The DSS should be in the front line but
they are so poorly managed that they are a part of the
problem. |
Hate Mail
Lay Off Gay People
I think your prejudice against gay people is
unfair and mean-spirited. As a heterosexual male, I am always
surprised at the attitude anti-gay people like you have that
homosexuality is something people choose on a whim and can give up
like a bad habit.
Who would so lightly bring so much trouble on
themselves? There is now evidence that homosexuality is determined
at birth, if not before, and that gays are as fixed in their
sexuality as you are in yours.
How would you like it if the tables were turned
and you were a member of a tiny minority persecuted for something
that is no fault of your own? Lay off the gay people. It's ugly
and degrading.
Now that I've said that, I'm curious about
something. I assume that among your conservative values are
patriotism and belief in democracy. Are you going to write up
something on the FTAA (Free Trade Agreement of the Americas)? When
this group meets in Quebec next month (under armed guard), they
are going to continue to work in secret to undermine the
sovereignty of the United States government, subordinating its
decisions to a tribunal of corporate heads who will have the right
to overturn any member government's legislation that they think
interferes with profits, including environmental, labor or health
laws.
I hope it bothers you that your government is
literally being given away to a power that can steal your rights
as a citizen and a voter, and that the text of this agreement
determining the future of your own country is being kept secret.
You should write something about NAFTA, MAI (Multilateral
Agreement on Investments), WTO and all the other forums for the
dismantling of our democracy that are advancing their treasonous
agenda.
- David Hunter
| Editor's Comment: The
homosexual "evidence" you cite is from the early
1990s and has been discredited by everyone as noted by my
comment in an earlier letter. |
Mass News Made Me Fall Off My
Toilet
I wish to thank you for the complimentary issue
of Massachusetts News I received in the mail. It is refreshing to
see that not everyone has lost his or her sense of humor. The
political satire presented in your publication is second to none.
I rarely enjoy reading fiction but your publication is truly an
exception. In fact, while reading, I laughed so hard I nearly fell
off the toilet. I'm serious. Your writers are so good that they
could easily write for National Lampoon or Saturday Night Live. In
addition this "news" paper makes excellent kindling for
the fireplace and it was free. Now that's value! Please keep up
the good work. And remember, always use a condom.
- Adam Schoedel
Greenfield
Mass News is Anti-Christian
I received a complimentary copy of your
newspaper in my postbox this morning. Thank you for the reminder
that bigotry, hatred, ignorance and intolerance is alive and well
in the state of Massachusetts.
Massachusetts News is yet another sad and
pathetic reminder that we who must continue the fight for justice,
fairness, equality, based upon the Christian principle of love and
mercy, must keep the faith and press on.
- A. Smith-Howard, Ph.D.
South Hadley
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