Your two cents: Florida pastor
A letter came in snail mail this week addressed to Wendy from Inland Paper. It had a sideways Archie stamp and a return address from Las Vegas.
"In prophacy, Coran is evil and the Hamass is evil would be against the U.S.A in a conflict," wrote the reader on the inside of a Krispy Kreme bag. "They don't respect the USA."
I believe this letter is in reference to the front page story on Sept. 11 about Los Osos High School students forming the word Peace on the quad in memory of the terrorist attacks. In the article, I quoted one student who did not support the Florida pastor's initial plans of burning the Quran.
The letter continued, "I feel bad for USA that we do not support this pastor a minor in voice of America. If I am wrong, let me know Thank you"
"In prophacy, Coran is evil and the Hamass is evil would be against the U.S.A in a conflict," wrote the reader on the inside of a Krispy Kreme bag. "They don't respect the USA."
I believe this letter is in reference to the front page story on Sept. 11 about Los Osos High School students forming the word Peace on the quad in memory of the terrorist attacks. In the article, I quoted one student who did not support the Florida pastor's initial plans of burning the Quran.
The letter continued, "I feel bad for USA that we do not support this pastor a minor in voice of America. If I am wrong, let me know Thank you"
I believe in "Free Speech" specially for our young people. PEACE is the answer to all of our problems but let's be real this a dangerous world. Just like the movies we have GOOD and BAD GUY'S. But like some of the movies sometimes stories don't end happily, or do they?
"Me fail English? That's unpossible!"
Seriously, letters like this only make the intolerant look like idiots.
This will all make much more sense next week when Sarah Palin announces her sponsorship deal with Krispy Kreme, Archie Comics & the Las Vegas Tourism Association, you betcha [wink]!
Wow Wendy you are now drawing multi-State attention? Who knew our little local paper had such mass appeal.