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Recent event
raises unfounded fears about Patriot Act
Doug Thurber
Anacortes American...Wed August 4, 2004
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A merchant alert is
issued via this letter, as flyer-posting people may in this political
season be advertising events on your windows that you do not want
associated with your business. Some merchants are partisan, some allow the
posting of "anything," but other storekeepers were surprised at
the nature of a recent event sponsored by "Women for Change" and
the American Civil Liberties Union. I learned this while handing out a
"support our troops and pray for our leaders" flyer distributed
by a group of us who believe that our country is just and should rightly
be strong.
I had never attended an ACLU event, this one hosted by the "The Women
for Change" and featuring the "GASP" players; but I was to
find out what some shopkeepers already knew. This letter won't allow a
complete review, but this paper may soon. Essentially the evening was
anti-government using the Patriot Act as the focal point via skits from a
a group from Seattle.
I can reassure you citizens who are grounded in reality and did not attend
that none of your library business is monitored and that law enforcement
authorities seek your safety and not your liberties. This statement
conflicts with the message that the presenters intended to convey.
The "Women for Change" is a new group for me, but I am aware of
what the liberal left looks like. I don't know enough to class them as
such, but they don't mind hosting the likes of this event. My first
assessment is of a small group of the privileged that drifted to loathe
the system that elevated their lives.
Mind your postings and God bless you all.
Doug Thurber, Anacortes |
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